Learn to make Roses on your Addi Express Pro Knitting Machine! These are very quick and easy to make, and can be used to embellish many projects.
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12 Afghans In 12 Months Challenge – Year In Review
My 2015 “12 Afghans In 12 Months Challenge” is finished! Let’s revisit the year’s afghan projects.
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Finished December Afghan – 12 Afghans In 12 Months Challenge
My December afghan is finished! I am so excited to be finished with the challenge!
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Finished March Afghan – 12 Afghans In 12 Months Challenge
I have finished my March Afghan! The design is inspired by vintage hexagon flower quilts. Instead of hexagons, I used flat circles, made on my Addi Express Professional Knitting Machine.
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12 Afghans in 12 Months Challenge – January – Choosing Yarn
This year, I have challenged myself to make 12 Afghans in 12 Months! Crazy, yes… but hopefully not impossible. 🙂 Check out my yarn selection in this video! Happy Yarning! 🙂
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25% off of ANY book on Amazon.com – Top Rated Knitting and Crochet Books
Check out this awesome deal on Amazon.com! “Take an Extra 25% Off Any Book: Use promo code BOOKDEAL25 at checkout to get an extra 25% off any book for a limited time (up to $10 discount). Excludes Kindle eBooks and Audible Audiobooks.” This code is good on any physical (not an ebook) book, but I always use these types of coupons on knitting and crochet books. 🙂 You can never have too many! It was so hard to choose just 10 to feature in this post. If it’s a book about yarn, it is almost always a good book. 😀 Customer Top-Rated Knitting and Crochet Books: As always, don’t forget…
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Beautiful Crochet Afghan Block – Free Pattern
I found this amazing afghan block pattern and envisioned several possible projects that could be made from this pattern. I love the use of color, shape, and texture in this unique motif. This pattern uses fingering yarn, but you could use worsted weight for a bigger motif for a blanket or pillow. Worked in worsted weight cotton yarn, this would also be a beautiful trivet for your kitchen. Click Here to see the free crochet pattern.
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Amigurumi Potted Plant – Scrap Yarn Project
Don’t know what to do with your scrap yarn? If you’ve been crocheting for very long, you probably have a growing collection of yarn scraps.Â