I love crochet dishcloths. So fast to make, practical, economical, make great gifts, environmentally friendly. I get a grin when I use them washing my dishes. They dry quickly. Throw them in the washing machine and use them over and over again. Fast and fun Dishcloths are great for trying out new stitches. Perfect beginners… Continue reading Crochet Dishcloths
Please consider a purchase to support my little shop. Materials: 4mm hook3 balls of King Cole Curiosity DK approx 1500mtapestry needlescissors Abbreviations: ch/s - chain/str - trebledc - double crochetst/s- stitch/esFptr - Front Post Treble Size: Blanket: 100cm square Design notes: To vary the size the starting chain needs to be a multiple of 3… Continue reading Free Crochet Blanket Pattern: Waffle Me This
Noah’s Promise When working on repeating blocks. I like to complete the first one. Then I batch the rest. Batching blocks I find batching to be a faster way to work. Eliminating the need to search out the next colour. And in more complicated blocks, I find it’s easier to keep the pattern in my… Continue reading Why Batch?
Here in South Australia, single use plastic cutlery and straws have been banned. Many cafes now use wood cutlery and paper straws, which are used once and discarded. A zero waste solution is to carry your own metal cutlery and straws.
Polymer Clay Crochet Hooks I had only one taker for Saturday Open Studio this week. Deb and I spent a lovely afternoon chatting, crafting and finishing off the treats Jenny left Thursday night. (Thanks Jenny!) We kept our handles pretty simply. The process is easy and has all the joy of childhood and playing with… Continue reading Saturday Afternoon Open Studio
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