A MONTHLY PRINT NEWSPAPER FOR CROCHETERS
Crochet Nation
The Gazette
For Old Souls Who Still Believe the Best Crochet Comes Off a
Printed Page, Not a Screen.
100% Crochet: No Bad News. No Politics. No Ads. Happy Mail For Crocheters.
Loved by thousands of Crochet Nationals
- Tested patterns — every single issue
- Printed newspaper, delivered to your door monthly
- No algorithm. No screens. No autoplay. No AI.
Ships 1st, 8th, 16th & 24th · 8–22 business days via USPS
Picture this
The day your Crochet
Nation Gazette arrives.
Once a month, something lands in your mailbox that has nothing to do with bills, catalogues, or anything that needs a signature.
A real newspaper. Printed on real paper. Made carefully, deliberately, with genuine love — for crocheters like you.
"You take it inside. The kettle goes on. For the next little while, there are no notifications. No autoplay. No algorithm. No bad news. No politics. Just 24 beautiful printed pages filled with crochet articles, stories and patterns that you love."
That's the Crochet Nation Gazette. Every month. In your mailbox.
✦ As seen in Times Square
Crochet Nation
in New York City.
A community big enough to light up the biggest billboard in the world. And warm enough to feel like your living room.
Crochet Nationals across the country celebrated seeing their paper in Times Square. This is what it looks like when a quiet craft becomes something the world notices.
Sound familiar?
You love crochet.
The internet made it
harder to enjoy.
More articles, more patterns, more 'content' means more decisions. More decisions means more time choosing and less time crocheting. The algorithm keeps feeding you things to look at, and the hours disappear. Now with the age of AI, it's hard to even tell what's real and what's totally fake.
The Crochet Nation Gazette lands in your mailbox once a month. You pick it up, sit down somewhere you like sitting, and for the next little while you're not a person with a phone and a to-do list. You're just a crocheter with a cup of tea and something beautiful to read.
✦ From a Crochet National ✦
"I plan to sit down in my recliner with a glass of ice tea to my left and the paper on my lap. You will hear a large sigh as I raise my legs to get comfy and open the paper and smile to myself. I am in my happy place. No hurry, just reading and enjoying."
Linda Zimmermann
Crochet National
A look inside
See the pages
for yourself.
1 / 10
Every month
What arrives in
your mailbox.
7-9 Tested Crochet Patterns
Every pattern is tested by real hands. If it doesn't work, it doesn't go in.
Feature Articles
Each issue takes you somewhere. Crochet history, technique deep-dives, maker stories.
Reader Community
Letters, reader makes, community spotlights. This is what makes it a place, not a product.
Games & Puzzles
Crochet crosswords, word scrambles, spot-the-difference. Pleasure from first page to last.
Zero Screens Required
Real paper. Real ink. No algorithm. No autoplay. Just you and your hook.
The Feeling
The particular joy of turning pages instead of scrolling. An hour that belongs entirely to you and your craft.
Real Crochet Nationals
Don't take our word for it.
Hear from someone who's been opening this every month.
Jess Coppom
MakeAndDoCrew.com · Crochet National
Just received my first issue — I'm in heaven. Love everything about it. It's better than a regular newspaper. The ink doesn't rub off on everything. I've been crocheting since I was about 10. I remember reading my mother's craft booklets. Now my daughter can read her mom's crochet newspaper.
This is my first month receiving Crochet Nation, and I'm already obsessed. Picking it up to solve the puzzles when I'm just chilling, and deciding which patterns I want to try first has been an absolute joy. It stays on my coffee table all month long. It's a special kind of connection we just don't get often.
I started the Crochet Nation Gazette during one of the harder seasons of my life.
I was pregnant with my first daughter, and at the same time watching my mother disappear slowly to dementia. She was the woman who had taught me to knit, which later brought me to crochet.
As her memory faded, I kept thinking about what would be lost with her. Not just her — but the traditions she carried. The things she knew how to do with her hands. The particular kind of love that gets passed through craft, from one person to the next, across generations.
I wanted to give my daughter something she could hold. Something that carried the same spirit my mother had given me — the joy of making, the comfort of a hook and yarn, the sense of belonging to a long line of women who made things with their hands.
So I made it.
The Crochet Nation Gazette is my attempt to preserve something worth preserving. A printed newspaper — real paper, real patterns, real stories — that you can sit with, pass along, and that your family might one day pick up and understand, without you having to explain, why it mattered.
"My mother taught me that the things we make with our hands are how we say I love you across time."
I hope the Crochet Nation Gazette feels like that.
Everything You Need to Know
A beautifully printed newspaper — not your inbox, your actual mailbox.
Every pattern is tested by real hands. If it doesn't work, it doesn't go in.
No algorithm. No autoplay. No notifications. Just pages and your hook.
No bad news. No politics. No ads. No AI. Just the crochet you love.
Less than a ball of good yarn. Something to look forward to holding in your hands, every single month.
No contracts. No penalties. Most people don't want to — but you can.
Join the Nation
Choose your Gazette.
Both plans include the same beautiful monthly Gazette. The annual plan is for the reader who already knows she's going to love it.
Monthly
$7
per month · billed monthly
- One beautifully printed issue per month
- Tested patterns every issue
- Ships to your door
- Cancel any time, no fees
Annual
$84
per year · save $24 on shipping vs monthly
- Twelve issues — one per month
- Tested patterns every issue
- Ships to your door
- Best value for the committed reader
We ship on the 1st, 8th, 16th, and 24th of each month. Once your Gazette is with USPS, delivery takes 8–22 business days. We know — we wish USPS had a yarn-powered teleportation machine too. 🚀🧶
Questions
A few things people ask us.
How long does delivery take?
We ship four times a month — on the 1st, 8th, 16th, and 24th. Once it's with USPS, delivery takes 8–22 business days depending on where you are. Most readers receive their paper within 8 business days. It can take longer for more rural zip codes which is why we provide this range. It's longer than we'd like, and we say so honestly. But every reader who has waited tells us it was worth it. There is something about waiting for something good that makes it arrive better.
What if I don't like it?
Then you cancel. It takes thirty seconds and there are no fees, no penalties, and no passive-aggressive emails asking you to reconsider. You automatically receive a link you can use to cancel on your own after sign up, or just send us an email at info@thekindnesscompany.com. We would rather have readers who genuinely love the Crochet Nation Gazette than subscribers who feel stuck. That said — in our experience, the people who think they might not like it are usually the ones who write to us three months later to say it's the best thing in their mailbox.
Is this for beginners or experienced crocheters?
The Crochet Nation Gazette is for anyone who loves crochet. Some of our readers have been crocheting for fifty years. Some picked up a hook last year. What they have in common is that they want patterns that actually work, articles worth reading, and something that feels made with care. The patterns are clearly written with the detail they need. The articles don't assume too much or explain too little. If you love crochet, you belong here.
Do you ship internationally?
Yes. We ship worldwide. Delivery times outside the US vary — please allow additional time. The Gazette is worth crossing an ocean for. Several of our readers have confirmed this.
Can I give this as a gift?
Absolutely — and it makes a remarkable one. A subscription to the Crochet Nation Gazette tells the crocheter in your life that you see them, that you understand what they love, and that you wanted to give them something that would arrive again and again and make them happy every time. Simply enter the recipient's address at checkout.
What's inside each issue?
Tested patterns. Technique deep-dives. Feature articles that take you somewhere. Reader stories and letters. Crochet-themed games. 100% Crochet. No bad news. No politics. No ads. And the particular quiet joy of something printed on paper that was made with real care. Every issue is different. Every issue is a surprise. That's part of the point.
✦ Your mailbox is waiting ✦
Remember when mail used to make you happy?
You didn't know the Crochet Nation Gazette existed until recently. But part of you has been looking for it for a while.
Join the Gazette Today →$7/month · Cancel any time · Ships 1st, 8th, 16th & 24th
