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Hi guys! I’m so excited to announce our third annual Potholders Galore Crochet-Along. We are back for another year of crochet potholder fun, and that is because of you – thank you all so much for your interest, participation, and support! This year’s CAL (Crochet-Along) is made up of 13 crochet potholder patterns. Each potholder […]
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Hi guys! Do you have a pile of crochet granny squares tucked away inside your closet, from half-finished afghans? We all start off with the best of intentions when it comes to making granny square blankets, but it’s hard to stay motivated with these long-term projects. What do we do with these forgotten piles of
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Hi guys! If you’re looking for something cozy, textured and relaxing to make, then I have the perfect project for you: The Written in the Stars Crochet Cowl and Infinity Scarf. This pattern is a spin-off of the Written in the Stars Potholder, which uses the half double crochet and modified star stitch to create
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Hi guys! If you love crocheting potholders and have worked through the 31 potholder patterns on my blog, then this round-up is for you. Below, you’ll find 20 beautiful, unique, and FREE potholder patterns from different crochet designers. I hope you find a potholder that speaks to you and discover some new designers along the
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Hi guys! Today, I am sharing a step-by-step tutorial for joining moss stitch squares together using a crochet join-as-you-go method. I’d rather crochet my squares together than sew them, so if you’re like me, then you’ll love this method. You can use this JAYGO method to make wall hangings, bags, scarves, blankets and more! I
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Hi guys! If you’re looking for a fun way to use up some scrap or stash yarn, want a relaxing project or something portable, then you’ll love the Disco Queen Blanket. This is a join-as-you-go style blanket made with individual moss stitch squares that are joined together at the end of the project. This blanket
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Hi guys! In this post, we’ll learn how to crochet a squared off, striped ripple baby blanket. There are instructions provided to customize the size of your blanket, so if a baby blanket isn’t what you had in mind, don’t worry! When my friend announced that she was pregnant, I immediately reached out to ask
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Hi guys! It’s baby shower season, so we are back with another baby blanket to add to our collection: the Cotton Candy Parade Blanket. This is a colourful moss stitch granny square blanket made up of individual squares that are joined together as you crochet. I used self-striping yarn for my blanket, but this would
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Hi guys! I’ve been buying yarn since 2016, so in that time, I’ve made a lot of “mistakes” that work for some people, but ended up costing me money. These are my 5 yarn buying mistakes that cost me hundreds of dollars over the years. Let’s take a look at the things that I did and
Hi guys! Let’s crochet a textured hexagon together. This is a fun way to use up some scrap yarn and learn some new stitches on a smaller scale. You can use these hexagons to make blankets, pillows, wall hangings, accessories, and more! If you use cotton yarn, you can turn these hexagons into coasters. Let’s
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Hi guys! In this post, you’ll learn how to crochet a simple textured dishcloth using the alternating spike stitch. This stitch uses a combination of single crochets and spike stitches to create a beautiful texture that is thick and absorbent. This makes it perfect for dish/washcloths. Many of you have reached out to ask if