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I am participating in The Crochet Crowd’s Stitch-cation Summer Crochet Challenge.
Here are my first blocks using the “popcorn” stitch.
In addition to learning new stitches for the blocks we are being challenged to use at least 8 different colours. I will make an afghan with all the blocks in this challenge.
Elizabeth is a children's book author and designer of knit and crochet character hats under the brand The Ruthless Crafter. In her spare time she loves to read, watch movies, spend time with her family, and swim. She lives a full, happy life in Kitchener, Ontario with her husband and their two children.
I was nominated on Facebook to show three works I have made for 5 days. I have already posted some on my More Than A Mom blog but I thought the subject was interesting and I want to share them with The Ruthless Crafter blog also. You may enjoy reading about my quilting journey as I increase the complexity of techniques and as the sewing machines I use have evolved. This queen-sized quilt was made for my cousin Diana’s wedding in November 2010. I believe it was the second quilt I ever made. I used a walking foot on my
Mikey of The Crochet Crowd hosted a crochet-along in 2014. It was great fun and I was pleasantly surprised that it was a crochet monster.
Congratulations Jen S – last week’s winner of my first giveaway. I had so much fun that I am going to do it again! This week I am proud to offer a winter hat based on Elsa, the Snow Queen from this season’s biggest craze – the FROZEN movie. I crocheted it myself and it was so fun to work up. The one I am giving away will fit a child (approximately ages 3-10). If you need another size or just cannot wait to see if you have won, I sell them for only $25 Canadian plus shipping!! You can
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Can hardly wait to see what it is like when you get it finished.
Me too! I am working on blocks 3 and 4 this weekend and I love how it’s turning out! It’s also great to brush up on different stitches and techniques.