Use the Turkish Lif Scrubby to bring some style to and clean up your kitchen. The Turkish lif stitch is fun to make and easy to learn with all the step by step photos provided with this pattern.
Ginny’s Grannies CAL part 5 puts us half way through the CAL. It’s getting pretty big. I think it would look cool like this with a border, but we’re not done yet. I love that there are several points on this blanket where you can stop and maybe just add a border to finish it off a little differently. But really, keep going, it just gets more fun!
Find all the details and additional links about Ginny’s Grannies HERE.
The slip knot is the first skill you need to start knitting or crocheting. It also comes in handy in plenty of other areas. With this tutorial you will learn to make a slip knot in no time at all.
Overlay Crochet took the crochet world by storm a few years ago and it’s popularity has stayed. It’s a stunning textured crochet technique that works in solid colors or multiple colors.
It’s time to start the outer granny section of the Ginny’s Grannies blanket, and this is going to be so fun! I’ve loved designing all these granny squares to share with you. There are several different styles with several different variations. In the Ginny’s Grannies CAL Part 4 and over the next several months we will work our way around the blanket with these squares – and even a few rectangles. Then we’ll add a final border.
Find all the details and additional links about Ginny’s Grannies HERE.
The Tiffany Flapper Capper is a vintage inspired hat that works as a chemo cap and is also a classy fashion accessory.
The Cap-ulet beanie is a v-stitch hat made to use the leftover yarn from the recent update of the Juliette continuous shawl. So now with just one cake of yarn you can have a stunning set to fancy up your get-up.
How do you feel about charted crochet patterns? Some people can’t read them at all, however, I know some of you out there love to have charts with your crochet patterns. If you’re the latter, then this round up is just for you! It features seven free charted crochet patterns. Enjoy!
In our second installation of Adventures in Yarn Dying with Jessie At Home, we’re learning about dyeing yarn with acid dyes and protein fibers. In addition, I also experimented with hombre dyeing and dyeing with food coloring. I had a few fails and a lot of awesomeness!
Spring Cleaning! Time to use up some of that scrap yarn so you can say you cleaned out your stash. I’ve collected some wonderful patterns for you that will use those small balls of yarn you have tucked away. So grab a box or bag and collect all your scrap yarn so you can get crocheting!
