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I cannot even begin to express my excitement for this cardigan. Ever since making the Sweater Wrap Scarf I have been thinking of how to incorporate the tuck stitch into a cardigan.
The texture and visual interest that the tuck stitch brings to the fabric, and how easy it is to achieve makes it so worth it. Even making it on a LK150 with all hand transferred patterning it is simpler than you think with the repetitive tuck pattern.
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Have you ever looked at a pair of flip flops and seen potential for something more? Today, I am thrilled to introduce the Walk The Line Chukka Boots—a design that bridges the gap between comfortable loungewear and refined street style.
If you have been hesitant to try crocheting footwear because you are worried about durability or the “homemade” look, this pattern is designed specifically for you.
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I am so thrilled to finally share a project that has become a constant presence in my own crafting life: the Mesa Ribbed Basket Bag. This design perfectly blends beautiful texture with incredible function, making it the ideal bag for markets, yarn hauls, or everyday errands.
I have been using both for project bags, but my daughters keep eyeing them for other purposes of their own hobbies and storage needs.
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Recently I shared the Machine Knit Version of this pattern, so this is for our hand-knitting friends. I am excited to share the instructions on how to make this lovely project for those who enjoy working with texture and are looking for a satisfying garment to knit.
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I am so thrilled about this new sweater design for the machine knitting: the Diamond Canvas Sweater. This pullover was specifically developed for the LK150 mid-gauge knitting machine, offering a beautiful, textured piece that is straightforward to construct on a machine without patterning capability.
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I am so excited to talk about the latest addition to my beginner crochet pattern series: the Simple Steps Fingerless Mitts!
If you’ve successfully completed the Simple Steps Scarf and the Simple Steps Ear Warmer Headband, then congratulations—you are absolutely ready for this next challenge! This glove pattern is the perfect bridge project to move you from working in straight lines to confidently creating something with more construction details.
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Recently I shared my Simple Steps Scarf pattern, which is a straightforward, repetitive design that’s ideal for building your skills while creating something you’ll actually want to wear. Perfect for a first crochet project.
To continue learning, I have made this Crochet Simple Steps Ear Warmer Headband. By using the stitches learned in the Simple Steps Scarf, this pattern builds off of it and adds one seamed end to create a headband to go with the scarf.
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I used Lion Brand Coboo yarn on my crochet Daydream Believer Top, and the yarn may now just be one of my favorites.
The softness and drape, both knit and crochet, are just so wonderful. It really makes a great fabric to wear next to the skin.
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