If you’ve been over to Instagram lately, you’ll notice there’s dozens of hashtags that crocheters use. Hashtags (#) are how people online distinguish themselves and their makes. It’s one of those ‘languages’ that’s developed in the technological age, along with emojis. I can sit here in Northumberland & using a hashtag, connect with a fellow crocheter in Norway or even Australia!
Whether you’re a Jack/Jill of all trades or you make only amigurumi, hashtags help you find your tribe.
If you fancy tagging your work with new labels, here’s some to consider:
How to say Crochet or haken or ganchillo or croche or hekle or krose #agentcrochet
Each of these words means crochet!
Croche – french ganchillo – spanish Haken – german virka – swedish krose – turkish hækle – danish
These are a few of my favourite hashtags at the moment!
my favourite hashtags for Instagram #agentcrochet
Some for the toymakers 🙂
amigurumi hashtags #agentcrochet
So, next time you’re over on Instagram, give your posts some pazzazz with a new hashtag & don’t forget to come say hi to me
agent crochet 
Thank you for show us the hashtags in other languages. I would have never thought to include hashtags in other languages. Great post!
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Neat! Thanks for posting this – I’m terrible at Instagram and Twitter. I always forget to even look at them most of the time. And I had no idea what to # so I would just do #crochet (when I remember that is) and be done with it. This is very helpful! 😀
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Ooh thanks! I’m super new to IG so I need all the hashtag help I can get
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