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1. Knit Cupcakes - A No Calorie Holiday Treat Knitted Cupcakes are a holiday treat, perfect for a unique last minute, hand made gift item. You can create knit cupcakes hats, stocking stuffer ornaments, amigurumi (toys), paperweights, pincushions or just as a novelty gifts. You also might be ins...
2. Crochet Cupcakes - A Quick No Cal Holiday Gift Crochet Cupcakes are a simple, no calorie, healthy and guilt-free cupcake option to the normal cupcake. Crochet Cupcakes also make excellent last minute gifts, ornaments and stocking stuffers for the creative crafter. These delightful alternatives mak...
3. Amigurumi - Crochet and Knit Toys for One of a Kind Gifts Amigurumi toys (knitted and crochet toys) are an easy way for crochet and knit crafters to create a handcrafted gift for unique gift giving. Amigurumi (ah-mee-goo-roo-mee) have been a popular Internet craft topic for the last few years. These cute,...
4. Everything You Ever Wanted To Know About Bamboo Yarn Bamboo is a naturally eco-friendly fiber that requires no pesticides or fertilizers to grow. It is also extremely replenishable. Bamboo is strong as steel, but when spun into a fiber, it becomes as soft as silk. It is a natural luxury yarn ideal for...
5. How to Teach a Child or Teen to Knit Now that the weather is getting cooler, I am going to try again to teach my daughters the art of knitting. For me it is a relaxing past-time, something that I can do while I am sitting, so I don't have idle hands. I learned to knit from my mother, w...
6. Do You Do Bamboo? Bamboo Yarns to Knit and Crochet Yes it is really possible create beautiful handmade projects using bamboo yarn. Many of the Bamboo yarns have a beautiful luster, color and sheen to the fiber; the yarn is also very soft like silk, but without the price tag of silk. In addition bamb...
7. Eco Friendly Yarn Be a green knitter. There are more and more eco friendly yarns available today that reduce the impact on the environment. As a knitter, I like to experiment with different types of yarn and fortunately there are more companies making ecofriendly yarn...