This post is part of my 2012 Hispanic Heritage Month interview series. Today, I’m interviewing crochet designer and blogger Nuria Pastor, also known as Bezencilla around the web. Nuria is currently living in the Netherlands but she is originally from Madrid. You can find Nuria online as Bezencilla on Ravelry, Twitter, Pinterest, Facebook, Etsy, and Flickr, as well … Read more
This post is part of my 2012 Hispanic Heritage Month interview series. Today, I’m interviewing Argentinian crochet designer Sara Palacios, the mind behind Arrorro en Colores (known as Colorful Lullabies in English). This post contains affiliate links. I may receive compensation (at no added cost to you) if you make a purchase using these links. Sara can be … Read more
This post contains affiliate links. Today I’m interviewing Catherine Hirst, the author of Granny Square Crochet: 35 Contemporary Projects Using Traditional Techniques. I’m also hosting a giveaway for my review copy of the book, courtesy of CICO Books. (I’m actually going to be sharing the review at another time, but here’s a spoiler: There are a … Read more
This post is part of my 2012 Hispanic Heritage Month interview series. Today, I’m interviewing Argentinian crochet designer Paola Navarro, also known as Delicious Crochet. This post contains affiliate links. I may receive compensation (at no added cost to you) if you make a purchase using these links. She has been selling her signature style of amigurumi patterns … Read more
This post is part of my 2012 Hispanic Heritage Month interview series. Today, I’m interviewing Guatemalan crocheter Ana Contreras, the bilingual blogger behind Lanas & Hilos. I’m a big fan of Ana’s blog and the great pictures she shares of her projects. Ana, also known online as AnaBC on Ravelry, is also a crochet (and, occasionally, knitting) designer. … Read more