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While you are enjoying hot dogs, peanuts, and cracker jacks at the ball park, why not work on a crochet project as well? You may not think that crocheting and baseball go together, but Stitch N’ Pitch events combine two … Continue reading
Yes, it’s true: sock yarn isn’t just for socks anymore, and what a good thing that is for crafters! All that wonderful, thin, fine yarn is perfect for a great many projects, and one of them is crocheting delicate shawls. … Continue reading
Slippers. Just the word itself conjures visions of warmth and security. Slippers sooth your feet when you don’t feel well. They comfort your feet after a long, hard day at work or school. They’re easy to slip on and off … Continue reading
People have been wearing hats forever. But what used to be a functional accessory, say to keep your head protected or as part of a uniform, has become something more exciting. Hats aren’t just accessories to our clothing anymore; they … Continue reading
The chain stitch is at the very foundation of crocheting. Many consider it the most basic stitch of all. Most crochet patterns begin with a chain stitch. Once a new stitcher masters it, there are many projects that can be … Continue reading
A granny square may seem like an appropriate term for a crocheted square or motif, mostly because they have been around since long before your own granny. But it isn’t just grandmothers who are creating these colorful and creative blankets … Continue reading
Crocheting can be a great way to do something for others. But let’s be honest, the old adage that you have to spend money to make money can overshadow the spirit of your good deed. Luckily you can download free … Continue reading
Crocheted in a delicate shell pattern with sport weight yarn and a size G hook, this baby afghan will wrap up your little one in cuddly softness! Size: 35″ x 42″. Skill Level: Beginner