FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Whether you’re a complete beginner or a seasoned crocheter, my classes are designed to be fun, flexible, and welcoming. Here’s everything you need to know before booking.
Do I need to bring my own equipment?
Not at all! I provide:
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Hooks to use during class
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Yarn to take home
If you’d like to take hooks home, you can purchase them in class.
Alternatively, if you prefer to bring your own hooks or ongoing projects, that’s fine too — I can help you with any part you’re struggling with.
Do I need any experience?
Nope! I can show you:
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How to hold your hook and yarn
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Creating your first slipknot and chain
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Progressing to more complex stitches
If you already have experience, let me know what you want to learn and I’ll start from there. Everyone is welcome!
Do I need to commit to a certain class or timeframe?
Absolutely not!
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You can pick classes that fit your schedule.
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Miss a week, a month, or more? No problem — you can pick up where you left off.
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Five-class bundles allow you to choose any dates that suit you.
What can I expect from my first class?
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I’ll assess your experience and build from there.
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Beginners often focus on slipknot, tension, and chaining in the first class.
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If you master the basics quickly, we move on to single crochet and beyond!
Pricing
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Individual classes: £6.50 – £8.00 (depending on requirements)
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Five-class bundle: £35 (save up to £5)
Do you offer children’s classes?
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I don’t run classes specifically for children, but children often attend my regular classes.
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Under-18s must be accompanied by a booked adult.
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Guardians not participating should book a free Parent/Carer ticket
Class Locations & Times
Day
Wednesday
Friday
Saturday
Saturday
Time
10am - 12pm
10am - 12pm
10am - 12pm
3pm - 5pm
Location
St Vincent's Hub, Howwood
Erskine Arts, Erskine
Morrisons,Johnstone
Krispy Kreme, Braehead
Notes
Sign in/out required at entrance
Free session - limited equipment available
Parking
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Paisley (WHAT IF…) – Limited street parking; Hunter Street, Moss Street, School Wynd car parks nearby; free after 6pm
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Howwood (St Vincent’s Hub) – Spacious free parking + overflow
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Erskine Arts – Free parking inside Erskine Sports Centre
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Braehead (Krispy Kreme) – Free parking, plus Braehead Shopping Centre has many spaces
Refreshments
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Paisley: Tea, coffee, cakes & biscuits (donations appreciated). Donate online: WHAT IF…
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Howwood: Tea, coffee, and treats provided by St Vincent’s team
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Erskine: Free tea & coffee; donations appreciated. Often followed by seasonal Soup Sessions.
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Braehead: Drinks and doughnuts available for purchase
Booking & Payment
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Book online at offthehookwithbecky.co.uk
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Pay in person at WHAT IF…
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Follow the booking tool to select your class dates and ensure you receive a confirmation email
Ready to join a class?
Click here to book now!

