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Clover Yarn Guide – So Handy!
Keep your yarn where you want it, and avoid those groves in your fingers! This yarn guide from Clover will hold one or multiple strands of yarn in place on your tension finger. In addition to being great for keeping your yarn put, it’s perfect for keeping multiple colors from tangling! Get a couple to…
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Sweet Baby Crochet – 20 adorable crochet designs!
Sweet Baby Crochet features 20 original designs for boys and girls in sizes newborn to 24 months. Author Sandy Powers’ appealing patterns include delightful ponchos with matching hats; charming sweaters, onesies, and coveralls; adorable booties; a darling owl-themed mobile; and more! All projects are machine washable and soft as a bunny. The book includes beautiful…
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Ami Ami Kittens: Seriously Cute Crochet!
Ami Ami Kittens is packed with projects for all crochet lovers offering them directions and inspiration for creating a range of fun and irresistible yarn kittens. Detailed, easy-to-follow instructions, illustrations, and enchanting color photographs teach them how to create these super adorable felines of various breeds and types, including Tabby, Pointed, Black/White Solid, Black and…
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Lacis Umbrella Swifts – Awesome Versatility!
Umbrella swifts are great for holding your hanked yarn as you wind it. The can expand to just the size you need, and when you are done, you just close the umbrella style top and they take up very little room. I love a tool that puts itself away! The versatile handle on this metal…
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Furls Odyssey – New Sizes!
Time to Treat Yourself – Furls Fiberarts has expanded their Odyssey line! This is one of my very favorite hook styles. It’s easy to use, the shaft is super crazy slick, and I don’t have to treat it with kid gloves. And even better, they have introduced new sizes – 2.25mm ( B ), 2.75mm ( C…
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How Much Yarn is Left? Weigh It!
We all have them – half skeins, bits and ends – too much to throw away, but how do you plan a project when you don’t really know how much yarn you have on hand? The answer is a kitchen scale! Figuring out how much yardage you have left in your ball of yarn is…
