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Tip Tuesday for Crocheters: Learn how to breathe new life into your well-loved crochet projects with this super easy tip! This easy hack will restore your favorite crochet hat, sweater or scarf back to it's original beauty. This little tip will soon be part of your regular maintanace routine of your handmade crochet items. Click for more
Today's Tip Tuesday explain best practices for blocking your finished crochet projects! Michele from Stitch and Hustle will show you her favorite ways to block finished items and share her expertise on how well these methods work. Take your finished crochet projects to the next level with blocking! Hey everyone! Today for Tip Tuesday, I will be sending you over to Michele's Click for more
Ever wondered how to make your knit or crochet slippers non-slip? I wondered as well and I decided to put 7 non-slip methods to the test to see which ways were the most effective. Read each item on the list for details about my experiment and see which non-slip method was my favorite! This post contains affiliate links. Click here for more information. Thank you! Click for more
Today's Tip Tuesday shows you have to work a chainless crochet foundation in the three most-common crochet stitches. It's easy and has a few benefits over the traditional chain foundation method. Today's post includes a video! Be sure to whitelist Whistle and ivy, so Adblocker doesn't block the video from loading. Welcome back to Tip Tuesday! Today I am sharing how to work Click for more
A few years ago I was designing this popular Bow Arm Warmers crochet pattern, when I hit a problem. It's something that happens often, but because my projects were wider, it wasn't an issue before: the diagonal seam. These arm warmers had a seam wrapping around them like a spiral, and I didn't like it one bit. But what to do? I wasn't willing to change the stitch, hdc will always be my Click for more
