Crochet is also more time-efficient than knitting. You'll be able to knit sweaters, afghans, cushions, and a variety of other simple crafts. Because crochet has just one live stitch, there are more options to make unique multidirectional items like granny squares, amigurumi, or yarn bombing. It's also easier to fix mistakes in crochet because you can simply start over. Knitting requires more attention and effort than crocheting. You will need to keep track of where you left off when making a multi-project bag or scarf. Knitters usually work from the bottom up, so they can try on their creations as they go along. This means that you may have to decide what shape your project is going to take before you start it! Both techniques require careful planning before you begin and focus on the task at hand while working on them. As you progress with your projects, you will find new techniques and ideas that will help you create something unique every time.