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With fiber contents that read: 100% Royal Alpaca, 100% Baby Llama, or 70% Baby Llama & 40% Mulberry […]
Recrochetions asked for volunteers for this week’s World Wide Artist Blog Hop, so I happily raised my hand. […]
Julie Asselin is a Québec fiber artist whose hand-dyed yarns are available in local yarn stores throughout Canada, […]
This is my interview with Amélie Blanchard, Twist Fiber Festival founder & owner of La Chèvre d’Oeuvre goat farm. […]
What’s your Ravelry #? http://www.rose-kim.com/2014/05/whats-your-number.html I’m # 1 794 088 =) (A Konami code is a series of […]
Here’s an all new free & ingenious (oh, so humble) pattern for you. INSTRUCTIONS This project was inspired […]
I promised you an explanation of crochet charts vs written patterns. Here it is. In my HUMBLE opinion, […]
Here is a list of standard abbreviations used in English patterns and what they mean. Note that these […]
I dunno ’bout you, but I really, REALLY, really hate working that first row of stitches into the […]
I think it’s about time I wrote another beautiful free tutorial for you guys, don’t you? Here’s a […]
I recently got an e-mail from Luz saying she was interested in being interviewed for this series. It […]
This post was originally published in November 2011; I will translate only those portions which do not relate […]
Source : Craft Yarn Council Categories of yarn, tension range, needle and hook size requirements for each. I’ve spoken […]
This post is a translation of my very first post aimed at French or French-speaking crocheters, a lot […]
It has taken me forever to get around to translating this interview with Stephanie, the lovely lady behind […]
I met Stephanie online prior to us eventually both becoming teachers at out LYS, Tricotine et cie. Stephanie […]
Vers Cythère lives in France, where she designs & takes stunning photos of her crochet projects – and […]
This week on ACCROchet I’m offering you an interview with Julie King, creator of Gleeful Things. On Gleeful […]
