Origami tulips can brighten up your day in so many ways. You can pit them on twigs or dowels to make a bouquet or give them as gifts.
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I love wood crochet hooks! They have just the right feel in my hands. Not too hard, but not bendy, and they hold a nice temperature. I’ve always preferred wood over other materials for most items. There’s just something more…real about them. So today I’m sharing a sale on some awesome crochet hooks and a giveaway with you!
The crochet post stitch adds amazing texture and definition to the Mossy Oaks Rug. It’s soft and squishy and your feet will thank you.
Diagonal crochet patterns provide some variety to your yarn-time. Worked at an angle, they have a different look and also give more shape options. The C2C box stitch is currently the most popular diagonal crochet method, but it is not alone. Here are some free patterns that use several different techniques in order to make diagonal crochet.
It’s hard finding games for kids with dyslexia that don’t feel like they’re games for KIDS with DYSLEXIA. Looney Labs has solved that with games everyone can enjoy that also happen to be awesome for kids with dyslexia. These games will create awesome times with awesome people!
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Bug art for kids? Sounds like some awesome summer fun to me! The July Orange Art Box is full of buzzin’ bugs and will bring out the creative little entomologist inside your kiddos. Kyla and Vada had a blast making all sorts of insect art, and they even ended up with a bug jar and bug book to keep the fun going all summer long.
This chunky chevron fast knit baby blanket is so much fun with its over-sized flair. The giant chevrons will fly off your needles in this 2 row repeat pattern.
Quick Crochet Flowers are beautiful and oh-so-useful! They can be applied to clothing and accessories, used as pins, put in your hair, and so much more. Try adding a pin back, hair tie, or barrette to the back of them and then attach them in place of a bow on a wrapped present.
