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Tapestry crochet bags, also called Wayuu mochila bags, are beautiful, useful, and fun to make with this comprehensive book. With this comprebook you will not only learn tapestry crochet techniques, but you will also learn how to create the stunning straps and tie strings often used with Wayuu bags.
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Yarn and tea! What does it take to make you happy and content? Follow Jessie At Home on FacebookTwitterInstagramPinterestYouTubeRavelryBluprint / CraftsyEtsyTumbler
This winter tree craft makes quick little knick knacks that can be placed around the house for seasonal or holiday decoration.
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Cross stitch tips and tricks sometimes seem like closely held secrets. Well I’ve decided to share mine with you today. I’ve been working on a plastic canvas ornaments kit with my daughter, Vada. As I gave her tips, I made notes to share with you.
DIY Yarn Ornaments from Katrinkles come in several shapes and styles that work for nearly any holiday and are a quick and easy way to satisfy your inner yarnie. I recommend stocking up on them so you always have a quick gift on hand.
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.
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!
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.
