Morning, Sunshines! I realized that there’s been so much to blog about over that past 2 weeks, that the tips I had planned to post fell by the waste-side. I’ve got a busy day of catching-up on work and catching-up…
This week on I Love to Create, I’m sharing a little looksie of my friend Kathy Cano-Murillo’s latest book, Crafty Chica’s Guide to Artful Sewing: Fabu Low-Sew Projects for the Everyday Crafter (Potter Craft). For you Chica fans out there,…
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about how knitting and crochet are oral traditions and although nowadays there are oodles of resources out there, we still probably learn the most from each other. Since blogs are the new fireside, I…
Hey all! Tomorrow I interview Etsy big-wiggy Matt, for CRL. Got any hot burning questions you’d like me to ask him about the inner workings of the company, tips he might have, how did get your stuff featured on the…
Right before I’m about to gear up to start another labor-intensive work project, I tend to go on a mad, personal crafting spree–frivolously, making things that have nothing to do withneither deadline nor conceptualization (Qas that too many negatives in…
“What a great book! [Vickie] really covers everything and I love the small size, I can definitely see myself keeping this book at my fingertips. Good job!”–Brett Bara, Editor, Crochet Today Well, it’s official, Knit Aid: a Learn It, Fix…
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It’s hard to believe it’s already been almost a year since Vickie’s Wednesday’s Snood pattern came out. We’re excited, though, to be able to revisit it with our new kits! Snap to it! (Link in bio, or go to YarnYAY.com)
I am devastated by the loss of @hillcountryweavers founder, Suzanne Middlebrooks.
I wrote a longer tribute to her on my blog and Facebook (links in bio). In short, though, she had been sick for a long time but had been a master at not letting the illness get in the way of her living. So, it was often unimaginable that she wouldn't be with us for longer. Last June during an industry convention in Chicago when Susanne came over to the bar booth I was sitting at and plopped herself next to me to chat, I had no idea that it would be the last time I'd get to see her. I'm so thankful though, that when we parted ways to go back to our respective meetings, it was with a hug. Rest in purls, my friend.
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