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Original crochet patterns, handmade hats, scarves and more! Each piece is lovingly created in my studio nestled in the mountains of Colorado Springs.
If you’ve been reading for any length of time, you’ll know that I’m a passionate advocate for multiple streams of income – the cornerstone of which is starting a blog. Ultimately, on those days (weeks and months) when this blogging thing, this crochet thing, this maker thing feels HARD (and sometimes it IS hard – please don’t set yourself up for disappointment by believing otherwise), I hope you can come here and find some inspiration to know that you can push through the hard days and build a business you love. Ready to make the wisest decision you’ll make this year by adding a maker blog to your crochet business income stream? If you want to learn more about why starting a blog is a great choice for makers, how they can use it to build a variety of income streams, how to start gathering emails and driving traffic to the blog, check out my introductory mini-course, Blogging for Makers 101.
(beginning CH2 counts as DC here and throughout) SK first ST, DC in next ST, *DC in next CH-1 SP, CH1, SK a ST,* repeat until three STS remain. STS ROW 6: CH1, turn, SC in each of first two STS, SC in CH-1 SP, *CH1, SK a ST, SC in next CH-1 SP* repeat from * to * until three STS remain, SC in next ST, SC2TOG. SK first ST, DC in next ST, *DC in CH-1 SP, CH1, SK a ST,* repeat from * to * until two STS remain, DC in each of last two STS. STS ROW 6: CH1, turn, SC in each of first two STS, SC in CH-1 SP, *CH1, SK a ST, SC in next CH-1 SP* repeat from * to * until three STS remain, SC in next ST, SC2TOG.
I don’t know about you but I may be, what you’d call, garment avoidant. Don’t get me wrong, I love garments…I love sweaters, wraps, cardigans, kimonos…all of them
So, I have a secret and I’m finally going to let it out of the bag 🙂 If you’ve been a crochet blogger for any length of time, you know what a pain in *$@@ it is to create a crochet pattern roundup. I mean, I love them, but they take forever…and getting permission from 5, 10, 15 other bloggers? It can feel like an overwhelming task, but don’t worry! I have a secret trick that is going to help you create a quick and easy crochet pattern roundup