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Cindy Unangst

Cindy Unangst is a crochet designer and blogger at NorthEast Mama. Cindy didn’t learn to crochet until her 30’s because she was looking for a new hobby. Since moving to New Hampshire, experiencing New England winters, Cindy’s hobby turned into a passion to make life as cozy as possible for her family.

Her blog is full of stitch tutorials and free patterns.  Cindy uses her blog to help crocheters increase their skills as well as teaching others crochet basics.  She wants to teach as many people as possible to crochet and use it, either as a hobby or as potential income.

Cindy also enjoys being part of a wonderful crochet community that supports, promotes, and empower each other.

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