Last week your homework was to finish crocheting all the bits and pieces for the head of our Fuzzy Panda…how’d you do? This week the fun part begins! We’ll be taking all those odds and ends and make them into the head of our doll. So get out your finished pieces, some stuffing and a yarn needle and let’s get to work!
Head on over to the Etsy shop Tiny Tangerines and you’ll be in cute heaven. Crafter Kelly Burghardt designs and crochets the most adorable baby hats shaped like owls, cupcakes, cows, and more. I got a chance to catch up with this busy designer and mom to find out more about her new crafy biz. […]
Magically Clean Eco Tawashi Crochet this pretty and practical acrylic sponge to clean your dishes without soap. By Narumi Ogawa A Japanese friend introduced eco tawashi to me about 5 years ago, when he asked me to make a crochet motif with 100% acrylic yarn. He explained that the yarn is made of very fine […]
So I used a crochet hook to try to stitch a chain. I swear, the hardest part was figuring out the slip knot! This is super easy crochet at its finest. Even if you have never used a hook before, you cannot fail in making a chain.
Here’s a place card design that’s quick and easy enough to make a large quantity in a short amount of time, assembly-line style. They would look pretty at a bridal shower luncheon or could even grace your Thanksgiving table.
Our “Cozy Up to Yarn” theme starts tomorrow so break out your knitting needles and crochet hooks because we’re jumping into fall with lots of great projects. Sign up for our monthly CRAFT newsletter which goes out tomorrow and you’ll be one of the firsts to get this free pattern online to make a cozy pair of knit and felted house slippers by Liecel Tverli Scully as featured in CRAFT: 05, before it hits our site later in September. And it’s easy to subscribe with our new newsletter system! All you have to do is enter in your name and email address.
