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From the Studio
“How do you find the time?”
Over the years I’ve had many people, mostly moms, ask me “How do you find the time?” to crochet or knit. My answer was usually “I just do.” While that wasn’t very helpful for them, it kept my sarcasm to a minimum. We find the time for the things that we want to do. I…
Swatch! Even it is “just” socks.
I was recently working on a sock design that required a different number of stitches than I usually work with for my socks. I learned this only after getting the sock made, from the cuff down, through the leg and went to divide for the heel and it wasn’t working the way that I wanted…
US and UK terms in Crochet
I have a ton of crochet patterns in my library, 9,496 according to what I have logged in my Ravelry library, most have US terms, some have UK terms but what’s the difference and how do I know? WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE?The differences in US and UK terms is actually minimal and at first glance almost…
