Andrea
In this post, we’ll discuss the need for a crochet business plan and I’ll share mine with you. How can you see if you really need one without an actual example? So you’re a small crochet business owner. You make things and sell them or at least try to. How’s the business going? Good? Then … Read more
Every single time that I make a shawl with tassels on the end I tell you to make them, but I haven’t ever shown you how I make mine. Here’s how to make a plump tassel, step by step. There are certainly many tutorials out there on how to make all sorts of tassels, but … Read more
Testing call for a honeycomb baby blanket pattern.
This article includes the first pattern repetition for making the new Mint truffle shawl, links to right-handed and left-handed videos, and affiliate links for yarn and other items. For full row instructions and chart, please buy the PDF version. This article includes affiliate links to some recommended yarns. They may make me a small commission … Read more
Learn how to make the lovely Raspberry croissant shawl with this free crochet pattern that comes with video as well.
In this quick pattern, I’ll show you how to make a border for curling Tunisian crochet projects that you can’t flatten in other ways. There will be two ways to turn the corner, so choose your favorite. If you have Tunisian crochet projects that curl and you haven’t already taken the steps to prevent curling … Read more
Should you learn to use Adobe Illustrator for crochet charts or pick another software? Let’s explore what this vector-graphics software does for crochet charts.
In this article, we’ll explore different methods to reduce or remove curling in Tunisian crochet projects. Read on to find out which method will work for your particular project. If you’ve been using Tunisian crochet for a while, you’ll know exactly what I mean when I say “Tunisian crochet curls“. If you’ve ever made anything … Read more
Pros and cons of using Inkscape to draw crochet charts, from a crochet designer. Is this the software you should use to make your own crochet charts?
Use this free amigurumi heart pattern to make a fun and whimsical asymmetrical heart pillow with the softest baby chenille yarn.