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Invisible zippers are a very popular choice for garment closures. They disappear into a seam, making them virtually undectable—when inserted properly. They work best on light- to medium-weight fabrics.
Learn to make hairpin lace with a hairpin lace loom and a crochet hook.
Using the pattern for the knit Wavy Hat, see how to increase stitches with a Make 1 and a Make 2.
Kristin Omdahl explains the finer points of why gauge is important to your success as a crocheter.
Mikey is working on the 12 Gifts of Christmas for 2014. For this year, participants on Facebook had an opportunity to express their wishes on what tutorials they would like to see
Learn as Mikey teaches you how to use a double ended crochet hook.
Take the mystery out of using a Double Ended Hook while crocheting the Let's Be Warm Throw.
Learn how to filet crochet using an easy chart. Filet crochet has many uses and is primarily used to create patterns and motifs on a mesh background
Learn how to use circular needles when knitting larger pieces, such as an afghan, throw or the back of a sweater.
I’m thrilled today to share an interview with Lynn Davis, the Director of Partnership Development for Foster Care to Success which houses RSP.
Fleece can be used in so many ways. It is a favorite for no-sew projects because it doesn’t ravel, but it is also simple to use for sewing projects.
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