In September 2013, my technique and the way I finished my projects were forever changed. The way I was finishing off my projects with just a simple sleight of hand and weaving in my ends was okay but I wouldn’t say that it was ‘Fabulous’. Now that I changed my technique and know a better […]
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Snow Crochet Wreath It’s not hard to deny that Repeat Crafter Me is one of the best inspirational blogs on the internet. Time and time again, people are using free patterns, advice and much more. Repeat Crafter Me is run by Sarah, a beautiful woman and a crocheter that is heavy in inspiration. If you […]
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Crochet and Cross Stitch the Poinsettia Throw Introducing the Poinsettia Crochet Throw. This is an afghan that has the potential to win county fairs and take home awards. I would safely describe this afghan as one that crocheters won’t take lightly. Simply meaning that it requires work for the cross stitching and if a crocheter […]
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Crochet Gauge Workshop What is gauging anyway and why is important? Gauging is the process to determine how to match exactly what is in a pattern to something you are making at home. Everyone in the world crocheters in their on style. Daniel is exceptionally tight in crochet and I am really loose. It’s our […]
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Learn How to Read Crochet Patterns Reading crochet patterns is vital for crocheters who want to expand their skills and abilities to do different projects. However, for newbie crocheters, where exactly do you need to start and what are some of the obstacles involved. Other Helpful Tips How to Figure out the Multiples of a […]
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Crochet Photography Tips Taking the best photos to increase likes on social platforms require a bit of planning to think about lighting, angle and your goals. The same project can get far fewer likes when certain conditions are not considered. Here is our Crochet Crowd Photographic Guide. Page 1 is about our Crochet Challenges when […]
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Supporting the Spark of a Crocheter It’s not uncommon for crochet designers to lose their footing and find themselves questioning themselves and their abilities. As a front line crochet educator, I totally get the struggle in trying to get established. Michelle Moore is a personal friend of mine here in Nova Scotia. I met her […]
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