Using the invisible join technique is an easy way to make your finished crochet projects look more professional. Even if you are brand-new to crocheting, this step-by-step photo tutorial will show you how to master this finishing method. When I…
Let’s Learn the Granule Stitch! This is a lovely stitch – easy to work up and it provides beautiful texture. I’ve included a free crochet pattern for a 8″ x 8″ square in the granule stitch – it can be…
Last month I shared a free crochet pattern featuring one of my handmade buttons. I have had quite a few requests asking me how I made them – so here is your quick and easy button making tutorial 🙂 As…
EDITED: When I was using blogger I was not using a dynamic template – if you are, or if my method which worked for me in January 2014 is no longer working…
Our Crochet Tip of the Week is 3 Ways to Work into the Starting Chain. When I was learning to crochet I thought you had to work into both the back bump and the back loop together. I didn’t realize…
One of my favorite ways to join two pieces of crocheted fabric together is with an invisible seam stitch. I have also seen variations of this stitch referred to as a mattress stitch and a ladder stitch. It is a…
This is a very basic tutorial to explain how to use a whip stitch seam to join crocheted fabrics together. The whip stitch seam is an extremely easy seam to create and it can be worked in various ways. This…
This past week I finally took the plunge and decided it was time to add a custom domain to my blog. I chose to use (affiliate link) GoDaddy. Affiliate Link Custom Domain on Blogger I was worried it would…
So you have finished your fabulous crochet project and you want to share it with the crochet world … here is how you can add it to Ravelry – How to Add Your Project To Ravelry When you click on…
Once and awhile I run across a pattern that I love that is not available in English and I want to save the pattern as a PDF file but I need to be able to have a copy in English….
Now that I have started hosting weekly link parties – I think it is time that I share the ‘how to’ link up information on the blog – remember if you ever have questions and need help I am always…
Do you want to try Tunisian Crochet? I did 🙂 and when Kara posted her Tunisian Crochet tutorials last week – I grabbed my hooks (which I purchased last spring at the creativ festival) and a ball of worsted weight…
