By Rachel Choi – November 29th, 2016
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Previously we discussed the best and worst yarn brands. Now let’s talk about the best and worst crochet hooks. Choosing a crochet hook brand can be as easy as buying whatever is on sale, or as difficult as testing them all out to see what doesn’t hurt your hand or snag and split your yarn. What is your favorite crochet hook brand? Do you prefer metal, plastic, bamboo, or wood crochet hooks? Are there crochet hooks that you refuse to use?
What are the best and worst crochet hooks that you’ve used? Share your experience in the comments below and check out what others are saying!
By Rachel Choi – November 27th, 2016
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Here is a cowl with the cozy, fashionable look of chunky yarn but without the uncomfortable bulk that often accompanies it. Designed with a high and a low end, this cowl fits just right around the neck. The high end is tall enough to be worn like a hood, while the low end sits comfortably under the chin. Rotate the cowl and wear the high end in the front and the low end in the back to create a nicely draped, classic cowl but without the bunching in the back.
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By Rachel Choi – November 24th, 2016
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By Candace – November 22nd, 2016
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Need a quick, easy gift for the upcoming holidays? This project with have you close to done in no time. Despite its name, you should be nice and warm wearing this cowl, but getting through it is a breeze. The pattern is a great choice for beginner crocheters. |
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By Rachel Choi – November 20th, 2016
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If you haven’t started crocheting for Christmas, you’re late! Crocheting Christmas gifts can take a lot of time, so you better get started now if you haven’t already. In this post I’ve rounded up a bunch of Christmas themed crochet patterns to get you in the spirit of holiday crocheting. Use these patterns to make gifts or decorate your home.
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By Rachel Choi – November 17th, 2016
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This goofy, cute reindeer hat pattern includes 5 sizes: baby, toddler, child, adult, and large adult. You can crochet matching hats for everyone in the family! The hat is crocheted seamlessly in the round, like a spiral. The face is crocheted separately and then sewn onto the hat.
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By Candace – November 15th, 2016
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We’ve covered a lot of things you can do with a yarn and Afghan hook, but one thing has definitely been missing: afghans!
If you like blankets, why not start hooking up squares to put together in an Tunisian/Afghan afghan? Try this simple 6-inch square with an eyelet pattern that looks like a butterfly. It’s an easy pattern for anyone familiar with Tunisian crochet. |
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By Rachel Choi – November 13th, 2016
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There are many brands of yarn to choose from when shopping. What brands do you love and can’t live without? What brands do you avoid like the plague? Yarns can range from cheap to expensive, soft to rough, and thick to thin. Some wash easily and nicely, while some do not.
What are the best and worst yarns that you’ve used? Share your experience in the comments below and check out what others are saying!
By Rachel Choi – November 10th, 2016
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It’s always a good idea to keep extra rolls of toilet paper in the bathroom, especially when you have guests over. Crochet this cute snowman to cover up a couple of rolls and sit him on the counter or on the back of the toilet. The snowman holds 2 rolls, and when you remove a roll the snowman shrinks/melts and becomes shorter! You can easily adjust the height of the snowman to hold more or less rolls by using the instructions within the pattern.
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By Rachel Choi – November 8th, 2016
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