Earlier this year, I asked my newsletter subscribers about their favorite crafts projects for warmer weather. It turns out that many of my readers turn to granny squares when temperatures rise. It’s no surprise, since crocheted motifs are portable and use just a small amount of yarn (including scrap yarn from other projects). Granny squares … Read more
Are you getting ready for summer? I’ve already made the transition to smaller crochet or knitting projects (or plant fiber yarns), even though the local weather isn’t cooperating. I just started an Underground Crafters Facebook group. If you’re on Facebook, I’d love it if you’d become one of the first members. Thank you! This post … Read more
As a relatively new Cricut owner, I’ve been having fun exploring different tools and supplies. If you’re not sure you’re getting the most out of your machine, in this post I’ll share my must-have list of Cricut tools and supplies, along with a quick and easy project for yarn lovers using holographic vinyl and transfer … Read more
The Crosshatch Stitch Baby Blanket uses simple stitch pattern to create a delightful chevron without complicated decreases. Carry the unworked yarns up the side and then cover with a border to minimize the number of yarn tails you need to weave in at the end. The beautiful but easy crochet blanket makes a perfect gift … Read more
Have you ever crocheted a bracelet? Bracelets are great projects for learning new-to-you techniques, like beading, textured stitches, or Tunisian crochet. Bracelet projects are small enough that you can finish quickly (and feel accomplished). Bracelets are also great stashbuster projects since they use just a small amount of yarn. You can wear or gift them … Read more