By Rachel Choi – March 26th, 2017
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Adorn those cute little feet with cute little bunny slippers! This pattern contains 3 sizes ranging from 0 – 12 months. The booties are crocheted in the round from the bottom up. The bunny rabbit ears are then sewn on and the face is embroidered. An optional tie to secure the booties is included in the pattern. For more animals, check out the Animal Baby Booties pattern set.
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By Rachel Choi – March 24th, 2017
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If you haven’t already, head on over to the sale page and check out the spring related crochet patterns that are on sale. The patterns that are apart of the sale are already marked down to 40% off. No need for coupon codes, just add the patterns to your cart and check out. Sale ends March 31, 2017.
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By Rachel Choi – March 22nd, 2017
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The magic adjustable ring and the adjustable double ring are popular methods for starting a project in the round without having a large hole in the center of the work. However, I know a lot of folks who aren’t fans of those techniques, or have trouble working the adjustable rings, and prefer to crochet the traditional way by starting with chain stitches. In this post I’ll show you a very simple technique that I often use to achieve a closed circle when starting a project in the round with chains.
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By Rachel Choi – March 19th, 2017
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Ditch those expensive, disposable dusters! Go green and environmentally friendly, by crocheting your very own dusting mitt that can be reused over and over again. Choose an inexpensive, machine washable yarn. Acrylic and cotton yarns both work well to attract and hold dust. The pattern uses a special loopy stitch (photo tutorial included) to create fibers that will get into small crevices and corners. Once it’s dirty and full of dust, shake off the large clumps of dust over a trash can and then toss the mitt into the washing machine. Crochet a few dust mittens so that you always have a clean one to use.
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By Rachel Choi – March 17th, 2017
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This pattern is for a classic, plain cover, which I encourage you to decorate to make it your own. You can add a face, like I did in the Monster Tissue Box Cover, or even add stripes, or appliques. You’re only limited by your imagination! The pattern is crocheted from the top down, seamlessly in the round like a spiral.
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By Rachel Choi – March 15th, 2017
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Spring is coming, spring is coming!!! To get into the spring spirit, I’ve discounted select spring related crochet patterns to 40% OFF. Sale ends on March 31, 2017. Patterns range from flowers, hats, scarves, clothing, home decors, and more! Below are just some of the patterns that are apart of the sale. Click on each image to visit its page or visit the store to see more patterns.
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There’s no need for coupon codes, the crochet patterns that are apart of the sale are already marked down. Add the crochet patterns you want to your cart and check out. Then download the crochet patterns you purchased, directly from your store account. If you need help while shopping or crocheting, feel free to let me know and I’ll be sure to help!
By Rachel Choi – March 12th, 2017
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I love keyhole scarves! They use less yarn compared to traditional scarves and are easier to wear. Simply wrap the scarf around your neck and pull it through the keyhole on the other side. This keyhole scarf uses a subtle, faint chevron pattern that is visible when crocheted with one color. Of course you can change colors while crocheting to create bold, not so subtle, chevron stripes too.
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By Rachel Choi – March 10th, 2017
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When I first started crocheting, I realized that a large portion of the crochet community crochets for charity. Whether its making baby hats for a local hospital, or mats for the homeless, there seems to be countless ways to contribute.
In this post, I would love to discuss what charity you enjoy crocheting for.
- What charity do you crochet for?
- What items do you like to make for charity?
- How percentage of your crochet projects go to charity?
- Do you crochet for more than one charity?
Share your thoughts and join the discussion in the comments below!
If you don’t already crochet for charity, but would like to get involved, feel free to check out our Charity Page to find a charity to crochet for!
By Rachel Choi – March 7th, 2017
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Recently, I received a few questions regarding how to crochet seamlessly in the round. So in this post, I’ll describe the technique in detail for the beginner level crocheters. No experience crocheting in the round is necessary! I will demonstrate a swatch using single crochet and address using a stitch marker. Then explain the technique in more detail if you wish to use other stitches in the future.
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By Rachel Choi – March 5th, 2017
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Imagine your child (or even yourself) swishing through the air with a newly crocheted airplane! This airplane crochet pattern is made seamlessly in the round like a spiral, amigurumi style. The main body is crocheted first, then the smaller parts are sewn on. Make one or even a whole fleet of airplanes with this pattern!
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