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A hip instruction book for needle artistsThe new needle arts enthusiasts are young and hip. Most are either new to needle arts or are crossing over from knitting to crocheting and vice versa. The Crocheter’s Guide to Yarn Cocktails presents crochet as a fresh and exciting leisure activity, dispelling any former notions of the hobby as grandmotherly. Each fun project in The Crocheter’s Guide to Yarn Cocktails teaches a specific skill so techniques can be learned in easy increments. The simple patterns offer a mixture of techniques which are the ingredients for learning more advanced projects. Angled toward the younger, emerging needle arts enthusiast, each project is inspired in name and attitude by a popular drink. By completing a “Yarn Cocktail” pattern, the reader will have created a beautiful unique accessory or garment and mastered a new crochet skill, and be empowered to tackle a more challenging project. Each pattern is accompanied by a recipe for the drink that inspired it, encouraging needle artists to knit as a social activity. But remember, the authors’ motto is: Yarn Over, not Hangover!
About the AuthorAnastasia Blaes was taught to crochet by her grandmother at six 6 years old. Too rebellious to follow traditional patterns, she soon began designing for herself. Discovering that others were interested in her original designs, she sold original fin
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Written by Yarn on November 21st, 2009 with no comments.
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Cozy up with an American-made bulky fiber that makes quick work of large projects like beautiful afghans, baby blankets, throws, and shawls. Consider smaller projects for hats, scarves, or fingerless gloves because of its oh-so-soft feel. The yarn consists of 100-percent organic cotton, grown and spun without the use of pesticides, herbicides, or other agrochemicals. Not only does it offer a consistency that handles well, but it also provides peace of mind for the finished piece and for the planet. Even more, the dyes used to create the color meet the Global Organic Textile Standards established by the Institute of Marketecology. As needed, hand wash completed projects in warm or cool water, then dry flat, not in a machine. The knitting gauge: 16 stitches by 21 rows equals 4 inches (10 cm) on size 9 (5-1/2 mm) needles; the crochet gauge: 10 single crochets by 12 rows equals 4 inches (10 cm) on a size J-10 (6 mm) hook. Available in a variety of shades, the skein of yarn supplies 103 yards (3 ounces/85 grams) and measures approximately 3 by 3 by 7-1/2 inches.
Go ahead and stitch Green or any of the other luscious shades in which Nature¿s Choice Organic Cotton is available. The dyes used to create the wonderful color pallet meet the Global Organic Textile Standards established by the Institute of Marketecology. Grown and spun without the use of pesticides, herbicides or other agrochemicals, the cotton used for Nature¿s Choice creates a soft, versatile yarn that stitches up beautifully and is easy to work with. Cool, comfortable, and chemical free, Nature¿s Choice Organic Cotton is the ideal yarn for baby blankets and children¿s projects and stitches up into gorgeous designs for adults, too.
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Written by Yarn on November 20th, 2009 with no comments.
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A hip instruction book for needle artistsThe new needle arts enthusiasts are young and hip. Most are either new to needle arts or are crossing over from knitting to crocheting and vice versa. The Crocheter’s Guide to Yarn Cocktails presents crochet as a fresh and exciting leisure activity, dispelling any former notions of the hobby as grandmotherly. Each fun project in The Crocheter’s Guide to Yarn Cocktails teaches a specific skill so techniques can be learned in easy increments. The simple patterns offer a mixture of techniques which are the ingredients for learning more advanced projects. Angled toward the younger, emerging needle arts enthusiast, each project is inspired in name and attitude by a popular drink. By completing a “Yarn Cocktail” pattern, the reader will have created a beautiful unique accessory or garment and mastered a new crochet skill, and be empowered to tackle a more challenging project. Each pattern is accompanied by a recipe for the drink that inspired it, encouraging needle artists to knit as a social activity. But remember, the authors’ motto is: Yarn Over, not Hangover!
About the AuthorAnastasia Blaes was taught to crochet by her grandmother at six 6 years old. Too rebellious to follow traditional patterns, she soon began designing for herself. Discovering that others were interested in her original designs, she sold original fin
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Written by Yarn on November 18th, 2009 with no comments.
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Cozy up with an American-made bulky fiber that makes quick work of large projects like beautiful afghans, baby blankets, throws, and shawls. Consider smaller projects for hats, scarves, or fingerless gloves because of its oh-so-soft feel. The yarn consists of 100-percent organic cotton, grown and spun without the use of pesticides, herbicides, or other agrochemicals. Not only does it offer a consistency that handles well, but it also provides peace of mind for the finished piece and for the planet. Even more, the dyes used to create the color meet the Global Organic Textile Standards established by the Institute of Marketecology. As needed, hand wash completed projects in warm or cool water, then dry flat, not in a machine. The knitting gauge: 16 stitches by 21 rows equals 4 inches (10 cm) on size 9 (5-1/2 mm) needles; the crochet gauge: 10 single crochets by 12 rows equals 4 inches (10 cm) on a size J-10 (6 mm) hook. Available in a variety of shades, the skein of yarn supplies 103 yards (3 ounces/85 grams) and measures approximately 3 by 3 by 7-1/2 inches.
Go ahead and stitch Green or any of the other luscious shades in which Nature¿s Choice Organic Cotton is available. The dyes used to create the wonderful color pallet meet the Global Organic Textile Standards established by the Institute of Marketecology. Grown and spun without the use of pesticides, herbicides or other agrochemicals, the cotton used for Nature¿s Choice creates a soft, versatile yarn that stitches up beautifully and is easy to work with. Cool, comfortable, and chemical free, Nature¿s Choice Organic Cotton is the ideal yarn for baby blankets and children¿s projects and stitches up into gorgeous designs for adults, too.
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Written by Yarn on November 17th, 2009 with no comments.
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A hip instruction book for needle artistsThe new needle arts enthusiasts are young and hip. Most are either new to needle arts or are crossing over from knitting to crocheting and vice versa. The Crocheter’s Guide to Yarn Cocktails presents crochet as a fresh and exciting leisure activity, dispelling any former notions of the hobby as grandmotherly. Each fun project in The Crocheter’s Guide to Yarn Cocktails teaches a specific skill so techniques can be learned in easy increments. The simple patterns offer a mixture of techniques which are the ingredients for learning more advanced projects. Angled toward the younger, emerging needle arts enthusiast, each project is inspired in name and attitude by a popular drink. By completing a “Yarn Cocktail” pattern, the reader will have created a beautiful unique accessory or garment and mastered a new crochet skill, and be empowered to tackle a more challenging project. Each pattern is accompanied by a recipe for the drink that inspired it, encouraging needle artists to knit as a social activity. But remember, the authors’ motto is: Yarn Over, not Hangover!
About the AuthorAnastasia Blaes was taught to crochet by her grandmother at six 6 years old. Too rebellious to follow traditional patterns, she soon began designing for herself. Discovering that others were interested in her original designs, she sold original fin
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Written by Yarn on November 15th, 2009 with no comments.
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Cozy up with an American-made bulky fiber that makes quick work of large projects like beautiful afghans, baby blankets, throws, and shawls. Consider smaller projects for hats, scarves, or fingerless gloves because of its oh-so-soft feel. The yarn consists of 100-percent organic cotton, grown and spun without the use of pesticides, herbicides, or other agrochemicals. Not only does it offer a consistency that handles well, but it also provides peace of mind for the finished piece and for the planet. Even more, the dyes used to create the color meet the Global Organic Textile Standards established by the Institute of Marketecology. As needed, hand wash completed projects in warm or cool water, then dry flat, not in a machine. The knitting gauge: 16 stitches by 21 rows equals 4 inches (10 cm) on size 9 (5-1/2 mm) needles; the crochet gauge: 10 single crochets by 12 rows equals 4 inches (10 cm) on a size J-10 (6 mm) hook. Available in a variety of shades, the skein of yarn supplies 103 yards (3 ounces/85 grams) and measures approximately 3 by 3 by 7-1/2 inches.
Go ahead and stitch Green or any of the other luscious shades in which Nature¿s Choice Organic Cotton is available. The dyes used to create the wonderful color pallet meet the Global Organic Textile Standards established by the Institute of Marketecology. Grown and spun without the use of pesticides, herbicides or other agrochemicals, the cotton used for Nature¿s Choice creates a soft, versatile yarn that stitches up beautifully and is easy to work with. Cool, comfortable, and chemical free, Nature¿s Choice Organic Cotton is the ideal yarn for baby blankets and children¿s projects and stitches up into gorgeous designs for adults, too.
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Written by Yarn on November 14th, 2009 with no comments.
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A hip instruction book for needle artistsThe new needle arts enthusiasts are young and hip. Most are either new to needle arts or are crossing over from knitting to crocheting and vice versa. The Crocheter’s Guide to Yarn Cocktails presents crochet as a fresh and exciting leisure activity, dispelling any former notions of the hobby as grandmotherly. Each fun project in The Crocheter’s Guide to Yarn Cocktails teaches a specific skill so techniques can be learned in easy increments. The simple patterns offer a mixture of techniques which are the ingredients for learning more advanced projects. Angled toward the younger, emerging needle arts enthusiast, each project is inspired in name and attitude by a popular drink. By completing a “Yarn Cocktail” pattern, the reader will have created a beautiful unique accessory or garment and mastered a new crochet skill, and be empowered to tackle a more challenging project. Each pattern is accompanied by a recipe for the drink that inspired it, encouraging needle artists to knit as a social activity. But remember, the authors’ motto is: Yarn Over, not Hangover!
About the AuthorAnastasia Blaes was taught to crochet by her grandmother at six 6 years old. Too rebellious to follow traditional patterns, she soon began designing for herself. Discovering that others were interested in her original designs, she sold original fin
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Written by Yarn on November 12th, 2009 with no comments.
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Cozy up with an American-made bulky fiber that makes quick work of large projects like beautiful afghans, baby blankets, throws, and shawls. Consider smaller projects for hats, scarves, or fingerless gloves because of its oh-so-soft feel. The yarn consists of 100-percent organic cotton, grown and spun without the use of pesticides, herbicides, or other agrochemicals. Not only does it offer a consistency that handles well, but it also provides peace of mind for the finished piece and for the planet. Even more, the dyes used to create the color meet the Global Organic Textile Standards established by the Institute of Marketecology. As needed, hand wash completed projects in warm or cool water, then dry flat, not in a machine. The knitting gauge: 16 stitches by 21 rows equals 4 inches (10 cm) on size 9 (5-1/2 mm) needles; the crochet gauge: 10 single crochets by 12 rows equals 4 inches (10 cm) on a size J-10 (6 mm) hook. Available in a variety of shades, the skein of yarn supplies 103 yards (3 ounces/85 grams) and measures approximately 3 by 3 by 7-1/2 inches.
Go ahead and stitch Green or any of the other luscious shades in which Nature¿s Choice Organic Cotton is available. The dyes used to create the wonderful color pallet meet the Global Organic Textile Standards established by the Institute of Marketecology. Grown and spun without the use of pesticides, herbicides or other agrochemicals, the cotton used for Nature¿s Choice creates a soft, versatile yarn that stitches up beautifully and is easy to work with. Cool, comfortable, and chemical free, Nature¿s Choice Organic Cotton is the ideal yarn for baby blankets and children¿s projects and stitches up into gorgeous designs for adults, too.
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Written by Yarn on November 11th, 2009 with no comments.
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A hip instruction book for needle artistsThe new needle arts enthusiasts are young and hip. Most are either new to needle arts or are crossing over from knitting to crocheting and vice versa. The Crocheter’s Guide to Yarn Cocktails presents crochet as a fresh and exciting leisure activity, dispelling any former notions of the hobby as grandmotherly. Each fun project in The Crocheter’s Guide to Yarn Cocktails teaches a specific skill so techniques can be learned in easy increments. The simple patterns offer a mixture of techniques which are the ingredients for learning more advanced projects. Angled toward the younger, emerging needle arts enthusiast, each project is inspired in name and attitude by a popular drink. By completing a “Yarn Cocktail” pattern, the reader will have created a beautiful unique accessory or garment and mastered a new crochet skill, and be empowered to tackle a more challenging project. Each pattern is accompanied by a recipe for the drink that inspired it, encouraging needle artists to knit as a social activity. But remember, the authors’ motto is: Yarn Over, not Hangover!
About the AuthorAnastasia Blaes was taught to crochet by her grandmother at six 6 years old. Too rebellious to follow traditional patterns, she soon began designing for herself. Discovering that others were interested in her original designs, she sold original fin
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Written by Yarn on November 9th, 2009 with no comments.
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Cozy up with an American-made bulky fiber that makes quick work of large projects like beautiful afghans, baby blankets, throws, and shawls. Consider smaller projects for hats, scarves, or fingerless gloves because of its oh-so-soft feel. The yarn consists of 100-percent organic cotton, grown and spun without the use of pesticides, herbicides, or other agrochemicals. Not only does it offer a consistency that handles well, but it also provides peace of mind for the finished piece and for the planet. Even more, the dyes used to create the color meet the Global Organic Textile Standards established by the Institute of Marketecology. As needed, hand wash completed projects in warm or cool water, then dry flat, not in a machine. The knitting gauge: 16 stitches by 21 rows equals 4 inches (10 cm) on size 9 (5-1/2 mm) needles; the crochet gauge: 10 single crochets by 12 rows equals 4 inches (10 cm) on a size J-10 (6 mm) hook. Available in a variety of shades, the skein of yarn supplies 103 yards (3 ounces/85 grams) and measures approximately 3 by 3 by 7-1/2 inches.
Go ahead and stitch Green or any of the other luscious shades in which Nature¿s Choice Organic Cotton is available. The dyes used to create the wonderful color pallet meet the Global Organic Textile Standards established by the Institute of Marketecology. Grown and spun without the use of pesticides, herbicides or other agrochemicals, the cotton used for Nature¿s Choice creates a soft, versatile yarn that stitches up beautifully and is easy to work with. Cool, comfortable, and chemical free, Nature¿s Choice Organic Cotton is the ideal yarn for baby blankets and children¿s projects and stitches up into gorgeous designs for adults, too.
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Written by Yarn on November 8th, 2009 with no comments.
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