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
Blocking removes creases and adjusts the shape of knit and crochet projects. If your finished item is too heavy for soaking in the water, and