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DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE PDF PATTERN HERE Here we are in February - our homeschool struggle month. It's far enough away from Christmas that we think we need another break, and it's close enough to March Break, that we can almost taste the freedom. Yet there are still several weeks to slog through. Where we live, Spring is so close you can almost smell it, despite there not being a single sign of it yet. This didn't stop us, though! If we can't see signs of it yet, then we're going to make some signs of it! So today, we're making a...

As school winds down around a holiday or celebration, my kids can always count on me to have a craft ready. It's one of my favorite ways to connect with the kids, while getting something useful done. This year, my son carried on this tradition by coming up with his own suggestion for a craft for Valentine's Day. He chose a simple crocheted heart bookmark. This bookmark whips up very quickly; I think it would be such a great option as a gift for students, friends, and loved ones, rather than the traditional candy or chocolate. Materials Needed: Crochet Hook Set  Any Medium...

The triple crochet stitch is not a stitch I use very often. I can think of maybe a handful of times that I have used it. Its long posts make for a rather unique appearance and crochet up with larger spaces than is normally desired. But my son is going to be showing us a Valentine's Day project in an upcoming video that includes this stitch, so I'm going to show you how to make it! The triple crochet stitch is not difficult, especially if you've been following along with our tutorials on our YouTube channel, Happy...

DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE PDF PATTERN HERE If you've been following us in our Happy Handicrafts Crochet Series, you'll know that we've created some beautiful items so far, all without a pattern. We chose to avoid written patterns initially for several reasons. First of all, reading a crochet pattern is like reading a foreign language. If you're not familiar with all of the terminology and lingo, adding a pattern to our learning curve will only cause frustration and overwhelm. I also wanted you to see how crochet works without a pattern. If you can visualize the shape...

It's time to make a crocheted hat to match our scarf that we recently made. Isn't it exciting to have a matching set that is so unique to you that no one else in the entire world has?! Now there are an innumerable number of crocheted hat patterns out there, ranging from small to large, ugly to adorable, and simple to difficult. We're going to skip all of that and learn how to customize a hat to whatever size you want. I really mean it - from infant to adult. And the best part? You will not need a pattern! I...

Is everything in crochet magic? The magic circle (sometimes called the magic ring or the magic loop) certainly is! This special stitch creates an adjustable loop that you would use when starting a circular or round project, such as a doily, a hat, or a ball. It allows you to tightly close the hole that will exist when beginning your circle. This is especially useful when creating a stuffed animal, for example, with amigurumi. The magic circle is a stitch that you will use over and over again. It's worth spending some time practicing it,...