Learn multiple ways to add glitter to crochet snowflakes and how to add ribbon both when there is and isn’t an obvious hole. Crochet snowflakes are beautiful on their own, but adding glitter and ribbon can transform them into dazzling, festive decorations. Whether you’re looking to create sparkly ornaments, elegant gift tags, or eye-catching garlands, …
Create the dynamic Flurry Twist snowflake, a free crochet pattern with softly curved edges and a unique geometric design. Add modern elegance to your holiday decor, garlands, or gift toppers. Includes detailed instructions and a video tutorial.
October is upon us, and as the leaves change and the air grows crisp, we’re gearing up for a cozy crochet season! 🍂🍁❄️ In the spirit of the changing seasons, my crochet designer friend Sarah of Ned & Mimi and I are thrilled to co-host the “Fall Bliss to Winter Warmth” blog hop! This event …
Having trouble getting a blog hop pattern? Please read this! Note: During a blog hop I often receive A LOT of emails – it may take me longer than usual to get back to you. I appreciate your patience! However, this list frequency asked questions (FAQs) should answer most of the questions you might have …
Hi folks! As you know, I like to make things. Correction, I love to make things. I bet you do too, after all, that’s why you landed on this crafty blog, right? You came here for a tutorial, a pattern, or a creative tip. You love to sew, crochet, and/or knit, just like me. You …
Crafting Together For The Greater Good Hi folks! Today I want to share with you the launch of Create to Donate, a site dedicated to making a difference by donating handmade goods to charities in need. What does this have to do with a blog that provides sewing, knitting, and crochet resources for beginners? I’m glad …
Twiddlemuffs to Comfort Those in Need Hi folks! This month’s craft for a cause feature is crochet and knit twiddlemuffs (also spelled twiddle muffs). Let me guess, you’re thinking, “what the heck are twiddlemuffs”? I know this because I can read your mind. Kidding. Kidding folks. Stop panicking. ? For real though, I know what …
When I started knitting and crocheting, I had no idea what kind of yarn to use. The ladies in my knitting group told to me to get a medium 4 yarn. The brand didn’t matter. As I surveyed the yarn aisle in the Craft & Sewing section of my local Walmart, I was overwhelmed by …