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princess6860504

"I noticed that she uses her own drawstring bag with her name on it, as the lining to the super cute fringe bag. I was wondering how are WE supposed to get one of those?! But if you look along the side of the page, she sells them as a "project bag" for $2.99. This bag is a perfect example of something that looks like a million bucks but no one would ever know you made it yourself. Cool!"

princess6860504

"This roundish granny square pattern works by increasing your stitches per round by 12 per. It is a basic formula that we all should know. So helpful when making your OWN patterns off the cuff, as I used to do all the time. Now this granny square scrubby is so vintage in style, I love the look of it. I would almost like to use these as wall art in my kitchen, hanging on my backsplash. Make them in colors that coordinate with your kitchen or bath."

princess6860504

"Maybe someone out there can tell me exactly what the Funky Stripes chunky yarn is? Usually the patterns list the yarn manufacturer along with the name of the yarn. I can see why it is called the "Beachy Sands" cowl. Just look at it and you will see what resembles a white to beige sandy beach with the blue ocean waves . The extra special touch of the coconut button (at least that's what it looks like) supports the entire idea behind this cowl. Suitable for beginners and advanced beginners. This one will be so pretty."

princess6860504

"Ahh, the lemon peel stitch. It's a classic favorite of mine lately. First because it creates such a textural look, and second because it is really fun to see it work up as you go! She explains it with such ease and simplicity that you will feel confident even if you are a straight up real beginner. Good luck!!"

princess6860504

"I so love the fact that ll I need to buy is one giant ball of yarn and I'm all set to make this boho infinity scarf! I know there are a few one pound yarns offered out there, and some only come in baby colors. The winter white will look fabulous on a black coat- the light color yarn will really make the design pattern pop! Easy to do in just double crochets and skip stitches, too!"

Men's Sweaters

Men's cashmere sweaters are the fashion these days why not learn to make them yourself? Follow our patterns, and you'll be able to make 'em all - men's cable knit sweaters, men's wool sweaters, men's cashmere v-neck sweaters - you name it!