I'm considering making crochet instructional videos. I was thinking about doing a simple afghan and a simple hat for beginners, then a couple more complex projects for intermediate levels. I would focus the videos on the basics of crochet, along with how to interpret patterns, measure gauges, etc. Any suggestions?
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Hello!
Please take a moment and browse through the shop sections on the righthand side of this page. I will be expanding the selection of items as I'm able. For now you can have a look around and request a custom item to be made through my etsy shop if you see something that strikes your fancy :)
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Flowers
Hats, Beanies, and coming soon Trapper Style!


preemie
infant 0-3 months
infant 3-6 months
infant/toddler 6-18 months
toddler 2T-5T
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Adult

The ladybug in this picture is a novelty button. The flower and button can be removed, but I do not recommend doing so.
Afghans
These are my afghan patterns currently available.
This is a pattern that comes with both edging variations. It is very flexible and warm. Finished, it is about 36" x 34" . If you use Caron acrylic yarns, you can machine wash these afghans, making them easier to use without the worry of finding time to hand wash them. It is a simple pattern, and takes me approximately 10-14 hours (depending on the number of distractions) to complete.
This afghan is very flexible and thick. It is also about 36" x 34" finished. I made this afghan for my 3rd son. It is a wonderful afghan, and I use it regularly. This pattern comes with the flat edging instructions only. This is a more difficult pattern, and will take approximately 20+ hours for me to complete.

This is the available ruffle edging. It can be done with one color, 2 colors, or more depending on your preference. It can also be made wider for more ruffle, or smaller for a more subtle ruffle.

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