Getting Hooked

Crochet is an art form that is slowly coming back. Since it is handmade, we are free to choose a color, size, and materials we want. M Got Hooked aims to create pieces of clothing and other items that are everyday staple and would last long. Wanting to have less negative impact to the environment, we make sure to use natural fibers, and as much as possible, locally-sourced.Wearing or using a crocheted item is like having a piece of art on or with you. What a wonderful thing to experience!Hi! I am M, the artist and educator behind M Got Hooked. I design wardrobe staple crocheted garments, write beginner-friendly crochet patterns, collaborate with other local artists/groups, and facilitate crochet workshops..Come and join me as I traverse through the world of arts, crafts, and everything in between.Keep on creating!

Everything has a story behind them, and the name and logo for MGotHooked is no different. This stems down even before I picked my yarn and hook up again.My first online presence was not with the art of crocheting. I was initially more into digital art, under M.Creates. But when I got back to this craft last 2021, I instantly got hooked. Hence, I decided to make a separate account for my crochet journey. Back then, I was not planning nor expecting that I'll get serious with it. But here we are now.

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This is my first-ever free pattern!
Monica Asymmetrical Top may be made with or without a sleeve, so whichever you prefer, go for it!Will this be part of your wardrobe soon?

Why choose between comfort and style when you can have both? Melissa vest is a style on trend yet timeless at the same time! The vest is worked sideways, in a continuous manner. With this method, there will be no side seaming, so less ends to weave in!

Rayla is a 4-way romper, which may be worn as an off-shoulder, with a yoke cape, as assymetrical, or tube. If you are into multi-way pieces of clothing, then this project is perfect for you!

Another comfy coord has been added to our list of comfy clothes! Martha Coord consists of a buttondown shirt and shorts with front pockets. Since we can pair the top and shorts with other pieces of clothing, this is such awesome addition to a minimalist wardrobe!

Marise is a very basic wardrobe staple! This may be made as a tee or long-sleeved top. The length is also very easy to customize! Consider Marise as a blank canvas, where you can experiment with different yarn size and color! This is super easy to make. Definitely a beginner-friendly piece.

Ramona is a two-way shorts. The top part and suspenders may be removed, so this can be worn as a jumper or just as shorts alone. There are pockets at the back and in the front top.

The design for Merideth was highly inspired by children's dresses! Picture out a dress with puffed sleeves, lacy collar, back zipper, and waist tie. Haha This was my project for my Just One challenge, so I used Just One yarn cake, Just One hook size, and Just One stitch for the first top prototype.

Reese is a skort (shorts + skirt) with a garter at the back part of the waistband. The flap connects to the shorts with a tie. A special feature of this skort is its secret pocket, where bills, IDs, cards, or a mobile phone may be stored.

This is a project which I almost gave up on. But thanks to my (stubborn haha) mother, I ended up giving it a chance to be reborn, hence the name, Renée. This written pattern includes instructions for both a top and a dress (with POCKETS!).

This is my first-ever crochet written pattern. Matilda Co-Ord was designed to be loungey and breathable, to keep us comfortable wherever we are. The shorts has side pockets on both sides, ideal for storing small objects (or our awkward hands haha).