Have you ever found yourself working on a project and when it’s time to take a break, noticed that you’re covered in yarn bits? It’s especially common when working with multiple colour changes and after weaving in ends. I have a simple solution to help!
Crochet groups are fabulous. They offer a number of benefits and can be a huge source of knowledge and information. The best part is, you can join them from home and connect with other makers from all over world. But what are the benefits? What makes them so great?
The bobble stitch is a fun way to add some depth and texture to your patterns. It can be used in a variety of ways and is a great way to add a modern touch to your projects. Let’s begin:
Depending on how long you’ve been crocheting, your comfort level with yarn may vary. Often, beginners tend to stick to the same yarn because it’s familiar and it’s easy to work with. Generally, worsted weight is the go-to when learning or practicing. There are so many different types of yarn and today I’d like to talk about the different weights and what projects you might use them for.
This pattern has received a little make-over! When I first released this design, I called it The Granny Bobble Wall Hanging. Recently, I updated the design and changed the title to Granny Bobble Square Motif to encourage more creativity! Don’t worry, instructions for the wall hanging are still included but I have also come up with some other fun ways which this square could be used.
It can be really easy to misplace or accidently discard yarn labels. If they are ever needed again to look back at for reference, not having them can be problematic. I have two simple ideas on ways to help keep your yarn labels from getting lost and I’d like to share them with you today.
Bring on the summer vibes with this sweet and adorable watermelon bunting. It’s a quick and simple crochet pattern that could be worked easily before a party. It also works up to add some cute and fun décor around your home! I have mine hanging in the kitchen and it looks adorable. Ready to begin? Let’s go!
This crochet Tip Tuesday is an extra special one because it comes direct from the crochet community! A few weeks ago, I put out a request asking makers and designers to share their favourite crochet and yarn tips. I received fabulous replies filled with tricks and tips to share.
I’m really excited to share this yarn review with you today. I have been wanting to try this brand for a long time and when I found it available on the website of my favourite online yarn retailer, I loaded up my cart. I’m sharing all the details and my personal thoughts on Scheepjes Colour Crafter Yarn. Let’s go!