June 11, 2012
by Tammy
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While visiting family in Rockledge, Florida, I took another trip to Knit and Stitch in Cocoa Village. It was a Friday versus a Saturday, so I had hoped the place wasn’t as busy and I’d be able to shop without … Continue reading
June 10, 2012
by Tammy
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Aileen’s Musings Aileen shows you how to create a junque journal from a Trader Joe Flyer. Cherie Burbach Cherie creates a glass garden sculpture with solar lights. Craftside-A behind-the-scenes peek at our crafty world This week at Craftside there is … Continue reading
June 5, 2012
by Tammy
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One of my yarn splurges awhile back was a 50 gram/170 meter skein of Peter Pan Double Knit 55% nylon and 45% acrylic. I purchased it at a yarn store with the idea that I make lots of baby items. … Continue reading
June 4, 2012
by Tammy
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Yes, I keep finding them. Boy, they are everywhere! I know once school starts up there is now way I will be able to keep up with listening and watching all of these, but I have found that I can … Continue reading
June 4, 2012
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After discovering how soft Bernat Baby Blanket Yarn was a few months ago, I decided to make a larger blanket as a gift for one of my young nephews. He loves soft blankets, and this yarn is so squishy and … Continue reading
June 3, 2012
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I won! I won! I want to give a shout out and say “thank you” to the Stockinette Zombies who gifted me a free pattern off of Ravelry.com. I just started listening to their podcast over the past few weeks, … Continue reading
June 3, 2012
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The furry babies and I have had a nice weekend of crafting and chilling. Lola especially enjoys the crochet circle of power. Coco likes to sit by my feet as I write on the computer. She also enjoys the use … Continue reading
June 2, 2012
by Tammy
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As I continue to work on my Dolly Mama cross stitch kit, I continue to remember cross stitch issues and (eventually) solutions. One issue that I had forgotten about when it comes to the cloth used for cross stitching is … Continue reading