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If you have a yarnie online business, I have a must-read book to share with you! Design It, Promote It, Sell It: Online Marketing for Your Crochet and Knit Patterns will teach you what you need to know to get your patterns out there and in front of the people who want them.
The book reviewed in this post was provided by Marie Segares. All opinions are my own.
The Half Hour Cowl looks like knitting, but it’s not made using knitting needles or any tools at all, you make it with your fingers.
Halloween is just a month away, this is usually about the time I start decorating and thinking about costumes. So today I have 7 free crochet patterns to help you prepare for the spookiest month of them all!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
Get your ninja on, with origami ninja stars. Does anyone else remember these origami ninja stars from school? I remember some the kids used to fold these up and toss them around. OK, not exactly following school rules, but I remember it happening. These are also great for costumes and party decorations. To make an origami ninja star you will need 2 squares of paper. Only one side of each piece will be seen, so the color of the second side does not matter.
For the purposes of this tutorial, we are going to call the blue square of paper Paper A, and the orange square of paper Paper B. To begin, fold both pieces of paper in half and then unfold.
Lightweight aluminum crochet hooks with a square-shaped wooden ergonomic handle from Kollage Square. Each size is available with both a pointed and a rounded tip, so you can choose the style that you like the best, or that best suits your project.
The hooks reviewed in this post were provided by Louet. All opinions are my own.
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Now that you have your creepy-crawly Spider Placemats that we made last week, how about rounding out your set with some Spider Coasters! Now you can protect your tables and freak out your guests all at once. You could even join together a bunch of these little squares to make a table runner or a scarf, just get creative and have fun.
There are so many ways to use stars in your crochet. You can make stars for decoration, stuff them for toys, join them together to make wraps, sew them onto other projects as embellishments, and so much more. Here are 7 free crochet patterns featuring stars to get your creativity going strong.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
This morning I have a great knitting tool to share with you: The Knit Kit. It includes many of the basic knit and crochet tools you need all in one convenient little case; and it’s TSA compliant as well!
The product reviewed in this post was provided by The Knit Kit. All opinions are my own.
