My nana taught me to knit and crochet when I was in middle school. I was really bad at math and this was an easy and fun way to learn. I started making beanies for 5$ a pop, but you only got whatever color yarn I had at the moment. I was always so pleased when a new kid wanted one (I still get excited when someone new wants something.)
Skip ahead a few years. My "day-job"/other life is working as a data architect for a large market research company. I think in puzzles and numbers, and crocheting lets me turn off the stress and create my own puzzles. I make all my own designs, pick all the color palettes and. if I can avoid it, I never make the same thing twice.
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This short-sleeve cardigan is perfect for afternoon tea. Featuring precious details, including a striped button and sleeve bands, a ribbed waistline, Peter Pan collar and ruched sleeves — this cardigan is bursting with royal vintage charm!
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Inspired by the iconic Two of Hearts playing card, this delightful chevron scarf is a perfect blend of whimsy and style. Featuring bold black-and-white stripes accented with bright red heart appliqués, this design brings timeless elegance with a playful twist. The addition of blue fringe adds an extra pop of color and texture, making this scarf a standout accessory.
Whether you’re wrapping up for a chilly day or looking for a heartfelt gift, the Two of Hearts Scarf is a cozy, stylish piece that’s easy to make and even easier to love. The simple chevron stitch pattern makes it approachable for beginners, while the vibrant details will keep experienced crocheters entertained. Add a touch of fun and warmth to your wardrobe with this card-inspired creation!
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