Hello my blogland friends, I have something super fun for you today: Unicorn Tails!! These fun tassels are made with Red Heart Sparkle Soft yarn and the round tops of Unicorn Fibre products. They are so cute! These large tassels can be used in many ways. They are weather-proof, so you can decorate outdoors with them. You can also use them on your holiday tree. They would also make nice accessories for draperies. There are so many options! Would you … Read more
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These sweaters were created for a friend’s daughter and her friend. They are made from the top down, and are totally seamless.
Feet need love too! Crochet some socks or slippers to keep your toes toasty warm this fall and winter. These free crochet patterns are great for puttering around the house, and some of the socks can be worn out to show off your work as well! If you are thinking about the holiday season, these would make great gifts.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
Hello my friends. I have a really nifty infographic made by The Canvas Prints for you today. They created an awesome post about various ways to display artwork in your home and this infographic shows many of those suggestions. If you want more info, you can check out the original post HERE. I hope this gives you some great ideas, it certainly gave me some!!
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The Fringed Wedge Wraplet looks complicated, but it’s actually quite easy! The fringes are made at the end by dropping 3 stitches, so no attaching fringe at the end. It can be worn as a small wrap or scarf, and is perfect for keeping the chill off your neck with a v-neck coat.
Hello! Welcome to the August Knitting Love Link Party #12, hosted by Marie Segares and me. There are a lot of great geometric shapes and designs in this month’s featured patterns. I’m a big fan of math in art, so I really love the looks of these 5 patterns!
This month’s giveaway is for The Knitter’s Book of Knowledge! Every project, tip, tutorial, or pattern added to the link party will count as an entry. We will choose one winner at random at the end of the month.
According to Random.org, last months winner of the 4 skeins of Berroco Vintage Chunky yarn in fall colors was Ginx Craft; congratulations! You should have been contacted by email by now, if you have not, contact Marie or me.
Be sure to share this link party with all your knitting friends so they can link up as well, and find new and fun knit projects around the web. Our link parties start on the first Thursday of the month, and end on the last Thursday of the month. Here are the 5 most clicked links from last month.
Hoods are cool! Really, I’m quite fond of them. I’ve searched around and found some great free crochet patterns that include hoods for you. Which one is your favorite?
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Fujifilm Wonder Photo Shop. All opinions are 100% mine.
Hello again my friends! I hope this post finds you well. Last month I shared about the opening of the Fujifilm Wonder Photo Shop with you, and some of the awesome products and DIYs that you will find there. This week I want to share a project with you that I made with my instax® photos, some watercolors, and some washi tape.
First – did any of you make it to the grand opening? I was visiting family out of state, but if you made it there, I would love to hear about your visit. I still plan on taking a trip into The City to visit. I want to see all the cameras, and get some great DIY ideas.
