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Looking for a new and interesting crochet technique?  Kylie from 3 Sheets shares such a tutorial via the link.  

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a stitch-saver! i got tired of the many, many stitches being plucked out while transporting my projects (i bring them with me a lot!) so i decided to do something about it. here’s a little mini tutorial to keep your stitches in place:

1. here’s your hook through your last stitch. keep it here!

2. insert hook as if youre about to begin the next stitch, but dont bring up a loop!

3. lay a small piece of contrasting (so you can find it later) yarn on the hook and

4. pull it through both stitches.

5. hold one end and pull the other up through both stitches so you have a single strand coming up through both.

6. make a lil bow so it wont come unraveled with your work and your stitches are safe during your travels!

i am determined to finish this blanket by fall (:

one sheepish girl - adding crochet edge to paper

HEY i started a blog dedicated to collecting my own creations. photography, illustration, comics, whatever i feel like doing. go ahead and check it out!

this is my first ever granny square. how did i go so long without making one?

i used this tutorial from martha stewart, but you could also use this one from the purl bee. there’s also plenty of other variations around the web.

now i can start my granny art that i showed you all last week!

design sponge - granny art tutorial

Hi! I made this photo tutorial on how to make this cute Bow Ring. It can be turned into a bracelet and only requires basic crocheting skills. I hope you like it and will share with your readers. :-)

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i was actually kind of productive last night.

the stitch pattern for the washcloth im working on, in the first photo, can be found here!
the flier im working on is for a craft meet-up im organizing for spring.

im getting really excited for warmer weather!

p.s. sorry i disappeared, i was out of internet for months and now i’ve moved yet again! but, we have internet! ;)

what have you been working on? photo reply with your current projects!

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Crochet 101: Fancy Bath Mat Tutorial

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