Learn To Loom Knit: Double Brim Beanie Tutorial

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Hey friends! I’m so excited for today’s post, because today marks the start of the Learn To Loom Knit series! The first project in the loom knit-a-long is a cozy, chunky loom knit double brim beanie. It’s easy to make, and this classic beanie is a winter weather staple.

This knit-a-long is going to be so much fun. My love for fiber arts began with loom knitting, and I’m excited to dive back into this craft and make some beautiful loom knit goodies with you! If you haven’t joined the knit-a-long already, you’re missing out; sign up for the email list here and I’ll send you the super-simple supply list and the invite to our private facebook group!

Free Crochet Blanket Pattern: Toasted Marshmallow Throw

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Hey everyone! I have been SO excited about this new crochet blanket pattern and I’m happy to finally share it with you all! This cuddly, stretchy, softer-than-soft throw blanket is one of my favorite makes ever. I’m a huge fan of blankets and this one is like wrapping up in a cozy cocoon of fuzzy warmth. I actually made it for a gift this holiday season, and I’m almost too attached to it to part with it!

Start A Blog In Three Easy Steps: Free Tutorial

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Do you love crocheting and want to share your projects or designs with the world? If you’ve ever thought about starting your own blog, now is the best time to do it!

Blogging is fun and incredibly rewarding, especially as a crafter. There are lots of reasons for starting your own blog; you can share your own projects and designs, you can create a fun and inviting community of like-minded people, and you can even earn income from a blog!

That’s right: you can get paid for posting about a hobby you already love. And getting starting is super easy. It’s so easy that I can’t believe I didn’t do it sooner!

How To Save Tons Of Money On Yarn

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Hey friends! Today I’m sharing some of my favorite ways to save tons of money on yarn and fiber. If you’re a crocheter, knitter, or fiber artist of any kind, you know how expensive yarn can be. Especially if you like to make large projects, or use specialty yarns.

Over my years of crocheting, I’ve picked up several ways to save money on yarn. (Now if only I could stop buying yarn when I really don’t need it…)

From coupons and clearance to cash back programs, I rely on all these money-saving tips to keep my yarn stash full and my wallet happy. Read on to find out the best ways to save money on yarn!

Ten Crochet Gift Ideas For People Who Crochet

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Hey friends! If you’re reading this, chances are you have a family member/best friend/teacher/friendly barista who loves to crochet, and they have an upcoming holiday or special occasion. You need a crochet gift!

You want to give them something related to their hobby that they’ll enjoy, but you have no clue what to get them, or where to even start. Yarn? Hooks? Whatever else you use to crochet, but you’re not really sure what that even is?

Don’t worry, I’ve got your back. I’ve compiled a list of ten different crochet gift ideas for the crochet addict in your life. These gifts can fit any shopping budget, and work for anybody who likes to crochet, guy or gal!

From materials and tools to crochet-themed memorabilia, you’ll have a wealth of gift ideas, along with a better understanding of what exactly we crocheters want and need for our favorite pastime.

Read on to find the perfect gift for the crochet lover!

How To Relieve Wrist Pain: My Top Tips For Crocheters

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Hello again! Today I’m sharing my favorite ways to relieve wrist pain from crocheting or crafting. We’re getting closer to the holidays, which means most of us crafters are starting to buckle down on gift-making. For me, that means I’m crocheting even more than usual, and it also means I end up feeling the effects in my hands and wrists.

I’m sure I’m not the only one- most activities that involve repetitive hand motions (such as crocheting, knitting, cross stitching, embroidering, etc…) come with some degree of wrist pain. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to help combat the common aches and soreness associated with so many of the crafts we love.

Simple and Modern Free Crochet Patterns For Fall

Hey everyone! Last week I shared my new Velvet Dreams Circle Scarf pattern, which you all seemed to love! I love it too, and I’m super excited to wear my own once the cooler weather arrives. Here in the Midwest, we don’t always get a real fall, but we do have those days where it’s too warm for a wool scarf and hat, but still nice to have an extra layering piece.

I wanted to share some modern fall crochet patterns that caught my eye. These crochet patterns are all free, and you can find them in this pattern roundup. If you’re looking for a new crochet project to make some simple & modern accessories for fall, read on!

WOMH: Fluffy Shell Stitch Scarf

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Hey everyone! Here again with an update of what’s on my hook. The answer is a lot of things! I’m working on the second pattern for my fall crochet accessory series. If you missed it, last week I released the free pattern for the Velvet Dream circle scarf, a super plush and easy-to-make scarf using simple stitches and an amazing velvet yarn. You can check out the post and get the free pattern here!

Velvet Dream Super Plush Crochet Circle Scarf Pattern

Hey everyone! Today I’m sharing one of my new designs for fall, the Velvet Dream Super Plush Crochet Circle Scarf. This chunky, squishy infinity scarf is seriously SO soft- I used some new velvet yarn from Hobby Lobby’s Yarn Bee line and it’s the real deal!

It’s a bulky weight (category 5) yarn that feels light in the skein but works up thick and heavy. I used the Olive colorway, which is a kind of hunter green that has a beautiful mossy look to it.

This scarf uses basic crochet stitches and works up in a thick panel, meaning it’s perfect for keeping out cold drafts on chilly days, and the fluffy velvet texture retains heat surprisingly well. It’s so cozy and warm, you may never want to take it off!

Easy Corner to Corner Crochet Baby Blanket

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Hey everyone! Last week I shared my c2c crochet baby blanket that I made for a friend’s new arrival, and now I’ve finished up the crochet pattern to share with you! This baby blanket is such a quick and easy project that can be customized with different colors to match any nursery decor. It’s perfect for a last-minute baby shower gift!