Christmas Crochet for the Hearth, Home and Tree
Well now that you know why you are about to see a tree behind me in my review lets talk Edie. Edie can be found here on Facebook. Here on Ravelry Her website here . I have known about Edie since I first began my fiber journey. Her books were the first I ordered and brought home with me. She has written several and each book teaches something new. So I hope you will sit back and enjoy my video review of Edie Eckman's Christmas Crochet for the Hearth, Home and Tree. Also be sure to listen so you can win a copy!
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*The Textured Stocking can be found here. (which is my current WIP from the book)
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Want to see the other reviews on this book? Check them out here... You may also still have time to get in on their giveaway!!
3-Nov Don't Eat the Paste
4-Nov Moogly
5-Nov Liberty's Yarn
7-Nov Rambling Designs
10-Nov Plus 3 Crochet
11-Nov Crochet Dynamite
12-Nov Jenn Likes Yarn
13-Nov Crochet Nirvana
14-Nov Yarning4aSmile
Thanks For stopping by and Happy Yarning !
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I love making crochet decorations
ReplyDeleteWhat is your Favorite one you ever made?
DeleteMy favourite at the moment would probably be little koalas I've just finished crocheting :-)
DeleteI love Koaloas! Do you have a picture on Ravelry? I would love to see them,
DeleteI love making snowflakes to hang in the tree,to decorate all the apartment and to send with every christmascard I send
ReplyDeletesending them with cards is such a wonderful idea! thank you for sharing your tradition with me :)
DeleteI love making hats to keep heads warm in the cold winter
ReplyDeleteHats are a fun project and small enough to take with you on the go.
Deleteall different types of crafts......depends on the mood, the need, or the desire!
ReplyDeleteI am the same way. some days I want to sew, some knit, some crochet and some playing with clay and then there are those days when I just want to do something new.
Deletesnowflakes!
ReplyDeleteDo you hang them around your house? in windows?
DeleteI like to make scarves. I'm still at beginner level so scarves are nice practice.
ReplyDeleteI bet you could do more than you think... :)
DeleteI love to knit and crochet with sparkly, glittery, sequined yarn. Everything from stars and snowflakes to cowls and gauntlets
ReplyDeleteHave you been making some as gifts?
DeleteI love to crochet year round, but the closer it gets to the holidays the more people make a point to not interrupt me on the off chance I'm working on something for them. ;-)
ReplyDeleteI think if I actually get down spindling it may become my favorite though, because it's so wonderfully portable and there are no stitches/rows to count.
Or making ornaments at a local glassblowing studio where I've been taking classes. Everyone in my family loves glass ornaments so this year I'm hoping to make at least one for everyone.
So, yeah, I guess I don't really have _one_ favorite holiday craft. LOL. ;-)
that is so cool about the glass work. Have you made any glass knitting needles?? I saw some posted a few days ago in instagram and they were amazing.
DeleteI love making snowflakes :)
ReplyDeleteDo you have any real snowflakes yet Ruth? It is so cold here today I am hoping we get snow this year.
DeleteI love to crochet Christmas themed Amigurumi during the Holiday season.
ReplyDeleteI would love to see some of your Amigurumi do you have project pages on ravelry?
DeleteI like both knitting and crochet equally. I also make cards for Christmas.
ReplyDeleteI guess I should have been more specific - I love making hats because they are quick and doilies because they're so delicate and beautiful
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