First things first, thank you very much J.G. Burdette and Maryanne for the Versatile Blog Award nominations. J.G. Burdette writes a very enjoyable history blog. I’ve always like history and her posts delve deeper into… Continue reading
Wow, this project is dragging on slowly. It’s the heat. At 41 deg Celsius, I don’t feel like working with anything made in yarn. Beads of sweat pop out of my forehead when… Continue reading
After playing around with the squares, I am quite happy with this : You only need 10 squares. Join them up like this : Then, place the smaller piece on top , fold… Continue reading
This is a free downloadable pattern with instructions from BurdaStyle.com which dates back to the year 2007. It’s a pattern for a reusable grocery bag that can be folded and placed into a pouch.… Continue reading
When I blog surf and see other crafters’ granny squares stacked up like this, I get hungry. They do look like a stack of waffles, do they ? … Five more to go… Continue reading
Don’t you just love Japanese crafts book ? Most of the models in Pochee magazines dress in this style and they look so cute. If I were to dress up like that, complete… Continue reading
I thought I’ll show the steps to make the tote bag in my last post … in miniature size. 1. This will be the outside fabric and the inner bag fabric. Place them with… Continue reading
I learn crochet by reading tutorials online and also from this book called ” Uncommon Crochet “. During the learning phase, I practice making swatches, little swatches of circles , squares, and ovals.… Continue reading
