Working the linked dc in rows is okay, but what about using it for projects worked in the round? Then what? How do you join yet keep the tightly woven appearance? The following tutorial will teach you the method that I came up with while designing a couple new patterns. Click HERE to watch the…
Linked Double Crochet Tutorial (linked dc)
I’ve never been a fan of the standard double crochet stitch because it creates a “holey” garment. I am, however, in LOVE with the linked dc because it is the complete opposite of the standard dc; It creates a nice tightly woven garment! I also love how visually appealing it is so I’ve been incorporating…
A Crocheted Simplicity & Sincerely Pam’s One Fan-tastic Giveaway
Sincerely Pam & I would like to extend our gratitude to all who helped us celebrate these milestones! We hope that you’ve enjoyed our giveaway and will continue to follow us as we continue to grow as designers. Thank You! To end our One Fan-tastic Giveaway, we are having a Fan-tastic storewide sale! Use Coupon Code:…
Rosette & Leaf Tutorial
Materials & Notes Hook: H/8/5.00mm Yarn: 1 strand any color Sizes Written as Follows: Small (Medium, Large) Row 1: Ch 26 (32, 40), 2 dc in 2nd ch from hook, ( skip next ch, 3 dc in next ch ) repeat from ( to ) across. Fasten Off. Leave a 10″ tail. See Photos Below…
Girls Vintage Houndstooth Jacket
Have you ever had a design idea that you kept putting off, waiting for just the right time or just the right yarn? For me, that design idea was my Girls Vintage Houndstooth Jacket that I designed for Round 6 of Design Wars. I’d had this on a long list of “must design” items for…
Woven Treasures Basket
I fell in LOVE with the Celtic Weave stitch pattern as soon as I saw it. I knew right then that it would be perfect for a basket. With Easter fast approaching, I figured it was time to get it hooked or I knew it would be set aside until next year. Since I was…