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3KCBWDAY3: Designers that make me drool
…ing animals… I’m dying to try her owl kit. (website: woolbuddy.com) Anna of MochiMochiLand designs of the most fabulous knitted animals and characters. I’m always in awe! (website: mochimochiland) Shannen of Sweet n’ Cute Creations is the designer of some of the most adorable amigurumi I’ve seen! They really are sweet and cute! (website: Sweet n Cute Creations) Kirstin Johnstone designs incredibly modern and clever pi…
Continue ReadingTips for Knitting Wingspan
…re already stitches in action (with yarn attached), your cast-on choices become more limited (for example, using the long-tail cast-on would require a second piece of yarn). For this part, I use the Cable Cast on. It’s a simple way of adding stitches to a piece you already have. Check out KnittingHelp.com or consult a reference guide (like The Knitting Answer Book) to find out how to do it. Have you started yours, yet? It’s a fun, easy…
Continue ReadingFree Beginner’s Guide to Amigurumi
…t these times I turned to the internet to find the answers. I wished I had come across your guide at the beginning! It has helped me to make better ami’s. Thanks again, Lanie Thanks so much for the ebook!! It’s amazing! So many techniques I thought were difficult made simple right there. Thank you! -Jodi Want to learn even more? This e-book contains lots of great links to tutorials… including some videos! But if you’re looking for a to…
Continue ReadingHow to Write your First Pattern in 6 Steps
…r own sense of style. My favorite website for browsing new fonts is dafont.com. There are two things to keep in mind. One, be sure to read the conditions on the the particular font you’re interested in: fonts designed for personal use only aren’t intended to be used for commercial purposes. (…just like patterns!) Two, most people find fancy fonts in the text difficult to read, so keep the fun stuff to headers and titles. Step 6:…
Continue ReadingFinding yarn stores in Bermuda
…n’t get a good survey of what other brands they carried. And, in the Commonwealth tradition of yarn shops, they carried needlepoint/cross-stitch as well as crochet/knitting supplies. Funniest Product Award I also found a product that made me giggle (especially since I’m an amigurumi-lover… So, you can have a knitted amigurumi creation without any actual knitting! *giggle* What do Bermudans do with all that yarn? Safe to say that…
Continue ReadingKawaii Amigurumi Crochet: Adorable Animals & Friends
…Discover the basics of Kawaii crochet to stitch, build and decorate authentic amigurumi with instruction from crochet designer Stacey Trock. Using Japanese charts, you’ll discover how to work spiral and joined rounds, add expressive features and customize projects for the perfect level of cuteness. https://freshstitches.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/10657_Stacey_Trock_360p.mp4 …
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…personal use only, and may not be distributed without consent. You are welcome to sell items that you make from FreshStitches patterns. We request a link/mention if the listing is online and a photo! (optional, but we love to see your work!) There are no refunds or exchanges for digital downloads. Safety Notice The eyes and goodies on this website are for adult crafting use. They are not recommended for use in toys for children under the age of t…
Continue ReadingAmi Club FAQ
…with a free trial period, you authorize that billing will commence at the completion of your trial period until you cancel. How do I cancel? You may cancel at anytime by logging into your account (click “My Account” in the top right corner), scroll down under “My Memberships” and clicking “Cancel”. When you cancel, you will remain enrolled until the end of your billing cycle, and the membership will not renew….
Continue ReadingLearn to Crochet: Lesson 1
…to crocheting, or maybe you learned some stitches from a relative but feel completely confused when it comes to reading a pattern, I’m here for you! Join me on this series and learn to crochet! Your first lesson in the series awaits! What are we going to make? This adorable penguin! I hear that you’re skeptical. A penguin? Shouldn’t we start with something ‘easy’ like a scarf? No scarves. Not yet. And here’s why…
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