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Crochet Q&A: How To Solve the Yarn Dilemmas

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Blossom Lady
Blossom Lady
May 22, 2021 10:23 AM
Hello crafters! Have you ever purchased the same color of branded yarn to finish a project, only to discover it’s a different shade to the yarn you already have? Did the manufacturer change the color since you last bought the yarn? No, but you will have purchased yarn with a different dye lot number and the resulting difference in color is all part of the dyeing process. As frustrating as this is, it’s an unavoidable part of yarn manufacturing but there are things you can do to avoid it negatively impactin...
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Invisible Ribbed Bind Off

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Blossom Lady
Blossom Lady
Apr 02, 2021 07:02 AM
The invisible ribbed bind-off is my newest favorite method to bind off the stitches. This sewn bind off creates a very elastic edge on ribbing. The edge is, as the name implies, nearly invisible, and the flexibility produced makes it ideal for necks, cuffs, and toe-up socks. This method is particularly suitable for cuffs, necks, or socks knitted toe-up. Enjoy! As you’re sewing, keep in mind that each stitch is worked twice: first with its opposite move (through a knit stitch purlwise) and next by sliding ...
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Crochet Basics: Wattle Crochet Stitch

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Blossom Lady
Blossom Lady
May 22, 2021 12:16 PM
The crocheted wattle stitch is quite simple and it creates a beautiful texture that I especially like for baby blankets. It would also work wonderfully on anything from scarves to dishcloths. The texture on this stitch in real life is really amazing, it will give your project a lovely, squishy feel. This simple crochet stitch is a one row repeat – perfect for vegging out on the couch for movie night. Easy to memorize stitch yet with lovely texture and drape. Learn how to crochet the Wattle Stitch with thi...
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Crochet Basics: Alpine Stitch

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Blossom Lady
Blossom Lady
Jul 04, 2021 06:38 AM
Add a new crochet stitch to your crochet repertoire with the beautiful Alpine stitch. It's easy to learn, but creates a unique texture you'd never guess was so easy to work. If you are proficient in single and double crochet, you can perform this stitch. The Alpine stitch is great for blankets, accessories, shawls, scarves and cowls and garments. It would also be a great texture for a pillow. The secret to making the twisted tips of the Alpine stitch is the front stitches. These are just like regular croc...
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