Is your yarn stash getting out of hand?
Do you always try to keep it in check?
I love organizing stuff! Ok, maybe some things in my house are more likely to be called well-organized chaos, but my yarn stash ain’t one of them!
I am a big fan of season change and apparently fall is my favorite this year. Just two weeks ago, I posted my crochet autumn leaves pattern and now it is time for a knitting one! Yes, I loved my leaves so much that I decided to create some fall leaves for my fellow knitters, too!
This is going to be a different post than the ones I have been publishing. You may not find interesting at all how I choose to grow my blog and the blogging tools that help me every day in my mission, but I bet there are going to be some of you that will find it useful.
It has been a long time since I published a new pattern, but I hope with this one I will get back on track with my regular posting schedule. Personal life just got too much in the way! It happens from time to time. If you wanna stay in the loop, remember to subscribe in my mailing list, plus receive a little freebie for your trouble in the box at the end of this blog post.
The Aberdeen crochet shawl was on the back of my mind for a while now. I always loved the look of all those fabulous knit shawls and wanted to make a crochet version. Read more
Cup cozies, besides being useful to hold our hot, take out coffee is also a great way to practice new stitches. Small projects such as the coffee cup cozy are a great way for beginners to learn a new stitch and practice crochet while making something useful. Read more
I have always loved making blankets! There is something really soothing about making a project that can literally keep you warm, while you are making it! Maybe it is the repetition of the stitches, that most blankets consist of, that keep your hands occupied and your mind is set free to wander.
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Making a ridge in crochet is a very easy technique that can be performed in two different ways with different results. A ridge is a visible line which separates -or better- gives an accent to a certain area of a finished crochet piece.
Are you a beginner crocheter? I believe you have seen all those round crochet stuff like coasters, mandala, and rugs. Did you ever wonder how to make a flat crochet circle?
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At first I thought this post was going to be a short one. Useful, but short. I never would have thought when researching for crochet podcasts that I would find so many of them, besides the 3-4 I knew for myself.