I’ve long been a fan of knit-look crochet. I can’t knit a stitch to save my life so I’m always trying to incorporate stitches or stitch patterns into my designs that resemble knit stitch patterns. Reversible knit-look ribbing is great for a variety of projects including adding a stretchy band to your hats or stretchy…
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Super Easy Way to Add a Zipper to Your Crochet Projects!
Are you looking for a super easy way to add a zipper to your crochet projects? Look no further! This technique is the easiest you’ll find and best of all, it requires no special tools! Are you intrigued? ~Click HERE to sign-up to receive our newsletter!~ ~Click HERE to Pin-It to Save it…
Interactive Crochet Quiz #1 – Test Your Knowledge
Take this quick interactive crochet quiz to test your knowledge of crochet! Your score will be displayed at the end. 🙂 ~Click HERE to sign-up to receive our weekly newsletter!~ To be entered to win the next Urban Crossover Pullover CAL prize, do the following: Take the quiz & pass with 100%!!! (you can…
Crochet-A-Long Game #1 – Crochet Crossword Puzzle
Do you love crossword puzzles? This crochet crossword puzzle was created for the Urban Crossover Pullover CAL, but it’s a fun crossword others will enjoy! Use the Printer Friendly button near the bottom of the post to print a copy for yourself to play! *affiliate link ~Click HERE to sign-up to receive our weekly…
How to Crochet the Knit-Look Garter Stitch – Video Tutorial
I’ve long been a fan of knit-look crochet. I can’t knit a stitch to save my life so I’m always trying to incorporate stitches or stitch patterns into my designs that resemble knit stitch patterns. The Knit-Look Garter Stitch is one that I’ve recently used in a few of my free crochet patterns. Slip stitching…
How to Block Acrylic Yarn – Wet, Spray & Steam Blocking
Has anyone ever said to you, “You can’t block acrylic yarn!” ? Well, if they have, ignore what they said because acrylic yarn CAN BE BLOCKED! Yes, it can be blocked… and it should be blocked! Do seamstresses wash and iron their fabric before sewing? Yes. So crocheters (and knitters) should block their panels before assembly….