You know that moment when you’re walking around your LYS, minding your own business, and suddenly you spot the perfect yarn? It’s magical yarn that pulls you in like a tractor beam. Yarn so great that it doesn’t even matter that you’re not sure what you’re going to do with it, exactly, because you already …
Category: Things I Made from the Internet
My Chevron Lace Cardigan is Finally Finished!
Despite last weekend’s tragic ripping-out-the-second-sleeve-with-just-two-inches-to-go, I have triumphed: my crocheted chevron lace cardigan is finally finished! This victory is especially sweet because, back when I was first learning how to crochet, this was the first large project with fancy yarn that I ever started. Alas, when the sleeves proved too difficult for my then-beginner hooking …
Things I Made from the Internet: No-Knead Bread
I love making bread. But, to be honest, I’ve been rolling my eyes at the whole no-knead bread fad since the New York Times posted this recipe in 2006. I mean, punching the dough and kneading the bread is the best part: you get stress relief and carbs! What could be better than that? (Embarassingly …
Things I Made from the Internet: Crocheted Scissor Grip Covers
Yesterday, inspired by this tutorial from Meredith at One Sheepish Girl, I took an afternoon crafting break to crochet some grip covers onto two of my favorite pairs of scissors. Pretty cute, right? It took me about 10 minutes to do both pairs, and they definitely add a nice pop of color to my studio’s …