Great Big Fiber Lover Giveaway
November 7, 2019
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I’ve teamed up with 10 of our FAVOURITE fiber businesses to bring you the Great Big Fiber Lover Giveaway! 1 winner will win a grand prize worth over $450.
There are many reasons people crochet or knit for charity. In today’s post we explore what those reasons are and why it is an important mission for so many.
I used to make crochet Halloween costumes for my kids. The biggest effort was in 2011 when my children became a princess and medieval prince.
Who says Thanksgiving has to be serious? This crochet roast turkey with vegetables crochet hat pattern is the perfect piece to don at the table.
The days are cooler and the turkey is gobbling in the background. Get ready for Thanksgiving by making a turkey hat from my latest free crochet pattern.
Fall is in the air. The leaves are turning and the air is crisp. What better time to make up a quick crochet pumpkin hat or two?
Perfect for trips to the apple orchard, pumpkin farm, fall fairs, or even as a Halloween costume.
Today I’m sharing a quick round-up of three easy crochet pumpkin patterns we could all whip up to decorate the insides or front porches of our homes.
Today I am sharing how to prepare fabric for a patchwork quilt. This is one of my favourite quilts to make. It’s also my most popular style of signature quilts within the Wedding Collection.
The past few days I have gone over the process of how to prepare your shirts, how to lay them out to tell a story, how to sash the shirts to make a top and today is the Alpha Omega sorority t-shirt quilt final reveal! You will notice that the sashing is green and the binding is gold – the thread is also agolden colour if you can see it. These are Alpha Omega’s colours and my client was really excited to have these colours represented. For those who are wondering, I used the “bumpity” pantograph pattern on the quilt.
How to Tell a Story with your Shirt Layout Welcome to the third blog post in our how to make a t-shirt quilt series. Today we are talking about how to tell a story with your shirt layout and how to consider what order to place them in. In the case of this Alpha Omega sorority t-shirt quilt that we’ve been working on in the series, if a t-shirt has sayings on the front and the back. For example, one shirt says ”You can wish on a shooting star…” on the front while the back reads “Or rush Alpha Omega and make your
Welcome! I'm Elizabeth. The Ruthless Crafter specializes in knit and crochet character hats for makers and wearers. My mission is to help you express your playful side.
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