These Picnic worthy (WASHABLE) Basketweave Placemats are just what you need to add some personality to your setup. They work up quickly and are a good use of ay leftover yarn. Change up the colours or add some extra rows in the Double Colour Basketweave Pattern to turn it into a runner. Try it out! Materials: 1 Skein RED HEART […]
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This is the perfect Tote (or Beach Bag) to take with you pool side or to hit the beach. The body of the tote is flexible and stretches to accommodate all of your codes while still holding its shape. Try it out and take it with you next time you’re on the go! Materials: Needles Size 15 [10 mm] circular […]
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These are the tools that I use: YARN SWIFT and BALL WINDER And this awesome YARN Your friends and family will thank me! I know you’ve done it, asked them to hold your yarn while you wrap it around your hand for hours. Then someone puts it down for a minute and chaos ensues. If you have the space for […]
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This was my first attempt at “outsourcing” a pattern to my mom! I had a vision of how I wanted it to look and talked about it with her. We knew we wanted to make something that we could easily stuff with a standard size pillow that we could get on the cheap from a local bargain store. Luckily, we […]
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Alright, I need to file this one in my brain under “Stuff I wished I knew a LONG time ago!!”. If you hate weaving in ends (which is everyone, be honest!), then this is going to blow your mind. It is a such a simple knot that every #knitter and #crocheter should have this in their mental toolkit. The trick […]
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I randomly found myself needing to make a whole pile of mini pink poms and as I sat there painstakingly making them one by one I came up with something that will forever change the way I make poms! First, find something wide enough to wrap yarn around and to make a long enough cord of yarn. I used the […]
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Sneak this easy accent into your festive knit projects. It’s easy peasy and pretty adorable! Abbreviations: K: Knit P: Purl Cn: Cable needle K2tog: Knit two together M: Make Ssk: Slip, slip, knit Pattern: Worked over 12 sts Row 1 (ws): K3, p3, m1, p3, k3 Row 2: Sl 3 on to cn, hold in back, k3, k3 from cn, […]
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