I am often asked about how I design and write my patterns, so I thought to answer this questions with introduction of my new crochet
Here is another joining technique I often use in my patterns – Join-As-You-Go with arches. Using this method, we join motifs through the corresponding arches while
Ten years ago or so, this Coffee & Cream clothing collection was one of my signature designs inspired by Irish Crochet and was featured in
Steam-blocking is a very simple and quick method that helps to improve the finished look of your knit/crochet projects. However, keep in mind that not
When you crochet big amigurumi or other large projects like cushions and poufs…you will need a large amount of craft stuffing, which might become costly. To
Join-as-you-go with Single Crochet is a great technique for connecting individually made motifs while working the last round of each motif. To complete a sc-join,
Why don’t the edges of a crochet circle lay flat when you followed the instructions correctly using the recommended hook size and yarn? There are a
Join-as-you-go is a handy crochet technique that allows you attach individually made motifs to each other through the stitches of the final round. So there
Backing is a piece of fabric attached to the back of a knit/crochet blanket to make it warmer and cozier. It also provides a neat
Wet blocking is a finishing step, recommended for most handknit items and is often used in crochet patterns. Blocking tremendously improves the finished look of