Easter is just around the corner again! It always seems like time goes so fast! I have pulled together eight excellent Easter patterns for knit and crochet from Red Heart, and they are all FREE!!! There's still time to whip these up before the weekend and take them along for the hostess or add them to your decor for Easter dinner.
So far we have taken you on a journey of learning about the basic tool of your craft, the crochet hook. Here we are on our third blog post in the series, I bet you didn't think that there would be this much to know about purchasing the perfect crochet hook for you! We are breaking it down to show you what is out there and make sure that you are making an educated purchase. When you know what is important to think about you will be able to make a better choice for yourself. Today we are going to talk about ergonomic crochet hooks. Let's continue to figure out what is the best hook for you.
Another week has gone by and we are here again to share with you another new book and technique. This week Katelyn got her hands on a book by the wonderful Jennifer Hansen teaching how to Lucet. Learn about the book, what a lucet is and read the whole post for a special giveaway of the book.
This week for our Weekly Wednesday Review Katelyn took a look inside “Snuggle and Play Crochet” a brand new book by Carolina Guzman Benitez. Within the book you will find 40 Amigurumi patterns for lovey security blankets and matching toys. Be sure to read the whole post for a chance to win a copy of the book for yourself.
Time for the first ever Tournament of Stitches Mystery Make-Along. For those of you who joined us for the Game Day make-along back in February, you know the great time we had making a mystery project together. We learned a LOT from our first attempt at a mystery make-along and are using what we learned to make this one better!
Things will be run a little different for this mystery make-along so be sure to read the full post to know how it works and how to participate.
Knitting and Crocheting in public has become a big deal in the past few years. More and more I am seeing people pulling out their current WIP in public locations and chatting with others about what they are working on. One of the places that is most common to find others working a project is the local coffee shop. Coffee shop kitting is a great way to meet others that enjoy the craft like you.
