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Macrame Gauge from Clover – Take the guess work out of spacing – Plus a giveaway!

Clover’s Macrame Gauge Review and Giveaway

Have you ever heard of a macrame gauge? Well, neither had I until a while ago when Clover introduced me to their macrame gauge. With the resurgence of macrame I wanted to play along, but I was always worried my spacing would be off. I tried it & liked it, so here’s my Clover’s Macrame Gauge Review and Giveaway. The Clover Macrame Gauge, it really will make your macrame projects much easier and fun.

The product reviewed in this post was provided by Clover.

Sculpey Fun with Kyla and Vada

The products used in this post were provided by PolyForm

While at Creativations I was given some Sculpey Souffle and a Sculpey Bead Making Kit to give a try. I decided to use it with the girls, and see what they could create.

ArtBin Yarn Tote – Review and giveaway!

Am I fickle? I don’t think so. but I do have a new favorite. It’s the the new ArtBin yarn tote, it is very useful, well-made, and a great size. Plus, it’s grey, so it matches everything. 😉 Step in and read on.

The tote reviewed in this post was provided by ArtBin.

Oh my goodness guys, when I went to the new product display at Creativation I totally fell in LOVE with this yarn tote by ArtBin. It is so very cool!

Susan Bates Extendable Stitch Holder review from Jessie At Home - 8

Susan Bates Extendable Stitch Holders review

Hold onto your stitches with Susan Bates Extendable Stitch Holders they are a super nifty way to take your knitting on the go, or just store it, without worrying about loosing stitches.

The products reviewed in this post were provided by Red Heart.

Oh boy, I have a fun new product to share with you today! The Susan Bates Extendable Stitch Holders in medium and large. They are a super nifty way to take your knitting on the go, or just store it, without worrying about loosing stitches.

Furls Wood & Acrylic Hooks – Limited Edition and Beautiful!

Take a look at these amazing Limited Edition Wood and Acrylic Hooks from Furls. Only 130 made and they are on sale until 12/22. I want them all!! You can get your own HERE while supplies last. ©Copyright 2017 Jessie Rayot / Jessie At Home All my videos, patterns, charts, photos and posts are my own work. Do not copy them in any way. If you want to share this information with someone, share the link to this post. If … Read more

Clover Takumi Interchangeable Crochet Hooks review from Jessie At Home

Clover Takumi Interchangeable Tunisian Hooks – Review and Giveaway!

Looking for Tunisian hooks, Clover Tukumi is a great way to go! A review and giveaway.

The hook used in this review was provided by Clover

Every time I go to a TNNA Trade Show, I love stopping at the Clover booth and asking what’s new. At the last show, the new item was super exciting. Tukumi interchangeable Tunisian Crochet Hooks!! I was lucky enough to leave with a “J” hook in hand.

Double Point Needles Review from Jessie At Home

HiyaHiya and Nirvana DPNs review

A review by Jessie of Double Point Needles (DPN) from Hiya Hiya and Nirvana Needle Arts.

The products reviewed in this post were provided by The Knitting Zone.

I recently had the pleasure of meeting some of the wonderful people behind The Knitting Zone, who distributes Hiya Hiya and Nirvana Needle Arts. They gave me a couple of sets of DPNs to review for you. I used them to make a stocking cap. Here’s what I thought.

Plaid Loom Review

The products used in this review were proved by Red Heart and Plaid.

I was recently sent the Plaid Bucilla Loom and RyaTie to try out. I was also sent some Red Heart yarn to use with the looms. I couldn’t wait to get started, I wanted to create something fun and asymmetrical (because we know how much I love asymmetrical things!)

Cork and Mesh Embroidery from DMC and Jessie At Home

Cork and Mesh Embroidery – oh so cool!

A review of Cork & Mesh cloth from the folks at DMC.
The supplies used in this post were provided by DMC.

At a recent conference I got to meet some great ladies from DMC. They had so many great new products. I was sent home with 2 that I fell in love with and wanted to review – the stitchable cork and the stitchable mesh.

Cross Stitch Style Tutorial

Here’s a tutorial to go with a cross stitch box from Cross Stitch Style by 3birds Design. Products used in this review were provided by Pulsar.

Hello all! Today I have a Cross Stitch Tutorial for you! Here is what you will need:
Cross Stitch Box from Cross Stitch Style by 3birds Design, found at Joanne Fabrics and Hobby Lobby
Cross Stitch Needle (I used size 22)
Embroidery Floss in 5 colors (I used Kreinik metallics)
Paint for box (I used Folk Art Color Shift)
Sponge paint brush.

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