24 Handbags From 1944
Pattern books and magazines from the about the 1920s through 1950s really do it for me. It matters not if [...]
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Paper Yarn
Yes, darlings, this skirt and vest ensemble was knit from paper yarn that was made from newspaper. Then there’s this [...]
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How To – Tastefully – Display Your Hobby
Don’t you just love the graphic punch of this beautifully graphic display? If you’ve got Grandma’s old-fashioned handiwork stashed away, [...]
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Organizing an Obsession
I’m in the process of creating a database of all my needlework books and magazines, and the patterns therein, with [...]
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Small Projects with Big Impact
Crochet has to be handmade. To date, no fancy schmancy machine has been devised that can duplicate it. That’s why [...]
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Inspiration: Crochet Hangers
Years ago, my mother gave me a bunch of old vintage wooden hangers. You know what I did with them? [...]
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I give you the humble little ancient symbol of rebirth … and spring fever. While I love eggs over-easy on [...]
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Oh, Baby
No sooner did I give away that cute baby girl dress when a couple of my nieces announced their pregnancies. [...]
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Vampire Crochet
The imagination of yarnies never ceases to amaze me – a vampire bite necklace. Who’da thought? Meekssandygirl on Etsy, that’s [...]
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