Expression Fiber Arts | A Positive Twist on Yarn – How to Wind a Center-Pull Ball of Yarn With Your Hands or Swift Hello, my lovelies! I was sitting at the university library yesterday with my love (as he downloaded his latest photography program) and as I didn’t have a darning needle with me and couldn’t work the sewn bind-off on my Pretty Thing Cowl, I needed something to do. So I decided to figure out/create a demonstration for you on how to wind a center-pull ball with your hands. Video and written version is first and then scroll down for the VIDEO. 1. 2. 3. 4. To speed this process along you can invest in an actual ball-winder, which I have and love, but this thumb-method is great if you’re out and about. Here’s a video showing you how fun this is, and how to use a swift and ball winder if you want to invest in those! First yarn: Sugar Ribbons Superwash Dewy Dk Yarn: Second yarn: Spilled Wine Pearlescent Superwash Merino Silk Worsted: So there ya are! Enjoy your day and be blessed!! Chandi About the author Hi, I'm Chandi!
5 Knit and Crochet Health Concerns and What You Can Do ©Dolgachov via Canva.com Knitting and crocheting can provide such tremendous health benefits, both mentally and physically, not to mention great pleasure as well. In fact, in Kathryn Vercillo’s book, Crochet Saved My Life: The Mental and Physical Benefits of Crochet, she documents the health benefits crochet and crafting can provide and how it has helped people heal from a myriad of conditions including depression, PTSD, schizophrenia, chronic pain conditions and more. But along with all the benefits crochet and knitting provide, we still need to be aware of some of the wear and tear it can wreak on our bodies. Carpal Tunnel SyndromeNeck PainBack PainEye StrainWeight Gain Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Many crocheters and knitters complain about pain, numbness, or a dull aching in their fingers and wrists. Stretching Exercises for Preventing Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Hand Exercises for Crocheters Addi Swing – Ergonomic Crochet Hook Furls Hooks Boye Ergonomic Aluminum Crochet Hook Lacis Ergonomic Handle
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How to Crochet: Invisible Join vs Slip Stitch Join ⋆ Look At What I Made The invisible join is amazing when working in the round and changing colours at the end of each round. It takes a few seconds longer, but the upside is that it places a needle in your hand, so you might as well work away your tails as you go. Not so nice while you are busy crocheting, but SUPER nice once you have finished and there are no tails mocking you. You don’t have to be an advanced crocheter to use the invisible join, but you DO need to be able to “read” your stitches. By that I mean that you have to be able to identify the first and second stitches of a round. The invisible join is basically a “false” stitch that lies over the top of your beginning chain or your first standing stitch. How to Use the Invisible Join with a Starting Chain Example: Into a magic ring, ch 3 (counts as your first dc) and make 11 dc’s into the ring. We are going to replace the sl st join with an invisible join. Locate the top of the first st after the initial chain stitches (in this case the first dc).
Keep Your Yarn Safe with the YarnIt! - crochet envy UPDATE: The YarnIt is sold out/gone from Amazon! But… it’s back in stock on their website! Go to YarnIt.com to check out their site and selection! How much do I love the YarnIt? You open the unbreakable ball, insert your yarn, and thread it through one of the openings. It keeps your yarn safe from pets, kids, and life.
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Planning your Crochet-a-Long Layout with PicMonkey! If you’ve been keeping up with the Moogly Afghan Crochet-a-Long, you have a great big stack of squares sitting somewhere right now! There are only 7 more patterns to go – we’ll finish up in November, then spend December putting them together. Now whether you’ve started planning your layout or are waiting til you have all the blocks in hand, PicMonkey is a great tool to use – I’ll show you how! Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. I love PicMonkey, and use it for almost every picture and graphic you see on Moogly. First though, the why. By using PicMonkey to plan my layout, the squares themselves stay neat and clean, I can move them around at the click of a button, and when I’ve got my final plan I can save and print the picture. I have the paid version, which has some great bonus fun stuff, but you don’t have to pay to use PicMonkey for this project – the free version works just fine! Click here: PicMonkey …and then click on the Collage button at the top of the screen.
10 Things To Do With Scrap Yarn. Admit it, even though that strip of yarn less than three yards long, you still have it in a miniature ball sitting in a box/bag somewhere. Guess what! It’s okay. For The Birds… Though it may seem like I am trying to tell you that those scraps are useless, I’m not. Rug Hooking Rug hooking is perfect for those extra small pieces that you have laying around! Appliques If you don’t already know, appliques are little crocheted things (i.e. butterflies, bows, small shapes) that you can add to any crochet project. Granny Squares You know it only takes about 2 yards of yarn to do the first round of a granny square?! Embroidery I use most of my scrap embroidering the faces of my amigurumi friends. Forever Changing Yarn Ball What’s a forever changing yarn ball you ask? Scrap Hat Making a scrap hat is an awesome way to use up your scrap stash. Preemie Hats When my daughter was born she was a little below average. Decoration I love this idea! Emergency Yarn Kit Sadly, we waste so much time waiting. Related
left col here Just in! Gift Packs of Coloris. Coloris is the wild-and-slightly-hyper cousin of Color Variations. The colors within each skein change more frequently – about every 1.9 inches – and the colors that make up a skein don’t promise a lack of contrast! You’ll find contrasting colors working together for a dramatic, motley effect. You might call Color Variations soft, elegant, gentle and calm.