This project uses a fun new yarn by Lion Brand called For the Home Cording and the stitch definition is absolutely gorgeous! I have also come up with a new joining technique that creates a virtually invisible and even reversible seam, making the finished product look just as professional as the ones made by The Sak.
Read MoreEver wonder why the larger the vendor market, the lower your sales? I will tell you why this happens and 3 tips to combat this consistent issue. Implementing these ideas myself caused me to have the most successful one day event to date!
Read MoreThe Herringbone Stitch is super popular right now, but I show you how you can make it even EASIER than before! All you need to know in order to make this stitch pattern is how to half double crochet. That’s it! I’ve included a free trivet and coaster pattern for you to practice the stitch with, but you could realistically make washcloths, placemats, area rugs, mug rugs, plant pot covers—you name it!
Read MoreSometimes the thought of “going green” can be so overwhelming that many of us don’t know where to begin. For a lot of us, it causes us to give up. But we as crocheters can begin making an impact on our world by taking small steps towards leaving the world a better place than when we came into it. Here are 7 easy ways you can do your part as a maker.
Read MoreIt’s that time again! The warm weather is here and we say goodbye to our hats, scarves, pocket shawls and ear warmers. But for many of us who do vendor markets as a form of income, we find ourselves asking “what do I make now?”
Not all of us will have the same answer, but I have done many vendor markets in the warmer months, and I have had some great success with several items that I would like to share with you.
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