Doilies are a great way to add some warmth and charm to any coffee or dining table, and with so many pattern and color options, the possibilities are endless. With Baker’s Dozen Crochet Doilies, you can choose from any one of 13 different doilies ranging from shells and scallops to pineapples. These simple patterns are
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Are you an intermediate-to-advanced crocheter who is looking for a stitch pattern book that is specifically catered to your skills and expertise? Crochet Stitch Gallery, the pattern book for the more knowledgeable and confident crocheter, is filled with 35 different patterns to add to your vast pattern library. If you can properly make a single,
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Cute Crochet World: A Little Dictionary of Crochet Critters, Folks, Food & More is the perfect pattern book for all your cute motif needs. Filled with over 50 different motifs and objects, all of which fit into one of six categories (critters, food, growing things, seasons, home, and toys, tools and transportation) and many of
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When beginning to work on a project, there are two things to keep in mind right off the bat: yarn weight and hook size. Different types of projects and patterns call for different sizes of hooks, and the same goes for different yarn weights. Basically, the thicker the yarn is that you’re working with, the bigger the hook should be. While it’s true that you can pick a hook size that’s somewhere in the middle of the range for most projects, there’s a specific type of hook that matches with a certain yarn weight, and that combination works best for certain projects.
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From washing dishes to daily crocheting, our hands take quite the beating during our day-to-day routine. Frequent exposure to water and chemicals found in soaps gradually robs our skin of its moisture, resulting in skin that’s cracked and dry. Thanks to products like Milk + Honey Lotion Bars, keeping skin moisturized has never been simpler.
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Interested in trying Madelinetosh’s yarn, but can’t decide on the color? Then indulge yourself in a box of Tosh Teacakes. Each box contains 12, 20-yard samples of Tosh Merino Light yarn in the tea-like colors Lemon Ginger, Berry Blackcurrent, Chai Spice and Red Velvet Rooibos. As if that weren’t enticing enough, each box also comes
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You love your crocheted pieces, so why not take the utmost care in preserving them? This biodegradable, rinse-optional formula keeps crocheted garments looking great without damaging the fiber. Once you’re hooked on the wash, fall in love with the creative Soak Wash Box Kits. Each kit includes a skein of yarn, a bottle of Soak
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Give your dry, cracked hands a rest and try out Lavishea lotion bars. Each organic bar leaves hands feeling moisturized and refreshed without leaving behind a greasy residue. This makes the all-natural, shea butter-based product ideal for both knitters and crocheters. Our current scent crush: the pear lotion bar.
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For the crocheter who already has everything, these customizable mugs make the perfect gift. Fired in kilns at Pawley Studios, these dishwasher and microwave safe mugs are as practical as they are cute. Create your own mug with one phrase for $24, or choose two phrases for $28 more.
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It’s time to add a new technique to your crochet skill database with Laurinda Reddig’s Reversible Color Crochet: A New Technique. With this reversible color crochet technique, you no longer have to worry about the right and wrong side of a blanket. No matter which side you’re looking at, the stitches and designs look the
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