Congratulations to Angie from the blog Kentucky Angel! You’ve won!
Thanks everyone for participating, and look for even bigger giveaways as 2016 comes around! See you soon!
Congratulations to Angie from the blog Kentucky Angel! You’ve won!
Thanks everyone for participating, and look for even bigger giveaways as 2016 comes around! See you soon!
Have friends or family members that are interested in crocheting but don’t know where to start? Send them here! This new page will explain everything they need to know to get started successfully with thought-out steps, tips, & resources.
Thanks for stopping by, see you soon!
This’ll be a Christmas present for someone, so I don’t wanna go into too much detail JUST in case they happen to pop over for a looksee. I’m enjoying it so much, though, I had to share:

I’m actually done, so a finished photo and description will show up after Christmas is over. I’ll go ahead and say that Berroco Vintage yarn is cozy! 🙂
That’s all for now, thanks for stopping by! And don’t forget to enter the giveaway!
My boss also crochets and had the great idea that we use some of our easy-care stash yarn to make hats for our clients, who often don’t have the money to buy themselves things like that for the winter. We both got really busy though, and didn’t get to make as many as we would have liked. I’ve made 13 and my goal was about 30 or so. Fortunately, one of our interns also crochets and she attends a church that has a knitting/crocheting group, and they all pitched in to help, too. Now we have enough hats and scarves for all of the clients! Here are the 13 I made:
I’ve actually got a couple more hats for them that I’d knitted previously and just don’t want (I mean, how many hats can I really make for myself?), but these are the ones I made specifically for this purpose. I’m glad there will be enough for everybody!
Well that’s all for today. I need to get crackin’ on my last Christmas gift. See you soon, and thanks for stopping by! Oh and don’t forget to enter the giveaway!
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There are so many things to be thankful for this Thanksgiving, even if you’re not celebrating the holiday in the United States. To demonstrate this, check out this list I found (from itsbubz on Instagram):
Grateful for…
- Early wakeups = children to love
- House to clean = safe place to live
- Laundry = clothes to wear
- Dishes to wash = food to eat
- Crumbs under the table = family meals
- Grocery shopping = $ to provide for us
- Toilets to clean = indoor plumbing
- Lots of noise = people in my life
- Endless questions about homework = kids’ brains growing
- Sore & tired in bed = I’m still alive!
Amen
Even though I don’t have kids, this is a great reminder that we can find things to be grateful for in what we usually consider to be unpleasant chores.
In the spirit of spreading thankfulness (which incidentally can also be really good for your mental health, see here), I’m hosting a giveaway!

The yarn currently retails for $21.27 USD (click here for my previous review of the yarn) and the Susan Bates hooks are my favorite aluminum brand, hands down, because the in-line shape allows me to crochet more quickly and smoothly.
The giveaway starts today and runs through the end of Sunday, December 6, 2015 EST and the winner will be drawn randomly on the following day. The winner will receive an email alerting them to their win, and they must respond with their full name and shipping address within 24 hours of the email being sent or else another winner will be drawn. The giveaway is open to all countries.
To enter, you must do ALL of the following:
If all three of these have not been met, you will not be entered.
Please keep in mind that if you are a new commenter on my blog I will have to verify your comment before it will appear below, but you are entered once you submit your comment so please do not comment twice.
-Hannah
***Giveaway now closed.***
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