In this episode of Crochet Confessions, I’m basically dragging myself (lovingly) for all the “wrong” things I’ve done in crochet—some in the past, and some I’m still doing because, honestly, they work for me. I chat through those little habits and shortcuts that can sneak into your stitching life, and I’m curious if you’re guilty of any of the same ones. This is one of those cozy, low-pressure crochet talks where we can all admit we’re human and still make cute stuff. A big part of the conversation is linked stitches—especially linked trebles—and how “wrong” technique can still be useful depending on what you’re trying to achieve. I share my own linked treble tutorial (the way I’ve been doing it), and I also point you to Naztazia’s version for the more correct/standard method. My takeaway is simple: learn the proper way so you understand what’s happening, then decide what you want to do on purpose. Crochet is supposed to be fun, not a crochet-police situation.