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Updated June 04, 2019
Lisa Rollins

Lisa Rollins is a crochet designer and blogger at Stitch In Progress. Lisa learned crochet from her grandmother as a child and then picked it up again as an adult looking for a hobby to learn something new. Lisa's motto is Learn More, Make More. As a former teacher, her focus is always on learning new things and sharing that with others. 

Her blog shares tutorials for new stitches and then she designs patterns to make use of those stitches. So, you can learn more new stitches, and make more great projects with your new skills. You will also find lots of quick and easy patterns along with great patterns and tutorials for beginner crocheters. Lisa also enjoys working with other bloggers and designers and really believes in sharing and community. 
 

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