The yarn used for this review was provided by Yarnspirations. All opinions are my own. Thank you.
Softee Baby yarn by Bernat has been one of my go-to yarns for quite a while now. I discovered how much I liked it when the girls were toddlers and I needed a yarn that was washable and not too thick. Softee Baby is 100 acrylic, and is a DK weight. It is also super soft!
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The Unchained Scarf was inspired by my Unchained Shawl; it is essentially a rectangular version of the shawl. Made with Mango Moon Twist, it is lightweight and great for a spring or summer scarf. The pattern includes directions for how to make this scarf and length and width you would like. Obviously, changing the size will change the amount of yarn you will need.
Spring always makes me think of baskets. Not just because of Easter, but also spring cleaning. Baskets are such a great way of keeping organized, and we yarnie folks love a good basket for our current projects. Here are some free crochet patterns for baskets that I’ve found to share with you!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
The kit used in this review was provided by Leisure Arts. All opinions are my own.
This past January I was given a Learn to Loop Crochet kit to take a look at. I finally had the chance recently, so I grabbed some yarn and the kit and got started.
The products used in this review were provided by Rainbow Loom in exchange for an honest review.
I recently discovered the Wrapit Loom, by the creators of the Rainbow Loom. The Wrapit loom makes wonderful beaded bracelets, and it makes them easy! When I first saw the loom in action I was quite impressed and wanted to give it a go myself. I thought the girls would love it as well. There are actually 2 kits, one for ages 8+ and one for adults. I was lucky enough to get both so the girls and I could try them out and let you know what we thought!
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Hill is named for it’s fun shape. It starts out with just 2 stitches, increases to 24, and decreases back down to 3, creating a hill. Use 3 strands of Red Heart with Love yarn and large needles to make this project super fast and super warm. This scarf can be worn in a variety of ways but every way will keep you warm and cozy!
Hello! Welcome to the April Knitting Love Link Party #20, hosted by Marie Segares and me. I hope your spring is starting out well. There was quite a variety of projects in this month’s link blast. Keep the creativity going!
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 4 most clicked links from last month.
