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The Right Tools
ByTerryAnnTo complete a knit or crochet project you must first gather the necessary tools. This includes the obvious needles or hook, yarn and pattern. Other tools may be needed as well: measuring tape, scissors, tapestry needle. It would be hard to crochet a pair of mittens or knit a hat without these basic essentials. Similarly,…
Salvation Colors Lapghan
ByTerryAnnJust finished writing up the lessons for the Fall Knitting/Crochet Bible Study at my church. I have created lapghans to practice new stitches while studying this semester. Using the “Colors of Salvation†we will knit and or crochet lapghans, or perhaps use the strips for scarves. No matter what their final project is, here are…
Stitch Patterns
ByTerryAnnI found a couple of stitch patterns I thought you might enjoy. These are the ones referenced in the post, The Shepherd I Shall Not Want Knit: Five Stitch Cable (found in Beginner’s Guide Knit Stitches & Easy Projects by Leisure Arts) Panel of 5 sts on a background of Reverse Stockinette Stitch. Row 1: (right…
UNFINISHED Life–Week 3and4
ByTerryAnnIt’s been a busy, busy couple of weeks. First, I didn’t get week 3 posted. My husband and I celebrated our anniversary by shopping for a new set of silverware, new bath towels and a kitchen hutch. (we are much more practical than romantic) My husband has warned me this is not another horizontal surface…
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My First Knit Crochet Bible Study Groups
ByTerryAnnMy First Knit Crochet Bible Study GroupsI thought I’d use this month to share how I started my first groups. You could call it ‘the foundation row’. (for the story of how the Knit and Crochet Bible Studies started check out the about page on my website CLICK HERE) After compiling several ‘lessons’ I approached…
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Knit/Crochet a block–Help Someone Keep Warm
ByTerryAnnIf you are an avid crafter, chances are you rushing to complete a number of Christmas gifts. As each day passes by, we are one day closer to Christmas and gift giving. One more day of crafting time is swept behind you. Once you are ready to take a breather, why not use some of…

I have the same craft clutter problem, and I say I’m a “startaholic” with frequent startitis attacks. (Somebody else said it first, so I didn’t make that up myself.) I have thought for a long time that I could be ADD and can especially relate to your KCADD going wild. I’ve had a plan to organize my fiber crafts into one place for quite some time now, and making only little bits of progress from time to time. Our 100+ year old house doesn’t have real closets, but there is a small bedroom functioning sort of like a walk-in closet and my intended craft room someday. Sigh..
By the way, I think the new name for the newsletter is great!
Nina Lou
Hello!
I’m trying to just use up my stash and trying to make room for things I need. No more buying yarn just because it’s pretty. I want to redeem my time and my resources, too.
At some point we’ll get “there” won’t we? 😀