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How to Cozy Up Your Curtains with a Crocheted Curtain Tieback

LindaPermann, contributor | September 17th, 200810 comments

Let a little light in with curtain tiebacks. This step-by-step tutorial will show you how. )

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Recycle Your Plastic Bags into a Dish Scrubber

LindaPermann, contributor | September 15th, 20087 comments

Here's an ingenious idea from MyRecycledBags.com.

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Go Bowling: Contain Your Knitting with Money to Spare

Tina_Hilton, contributor | September 12th, 20086 comments

Are you frustrated with losing track of your knitting tools? Are you constantly digging in the sofa cushions and crawling on the floor looking for your 5th DPN or stitch markers? Does the weight of your bobbins drag you down when you are working intarsia? I have the answer for you!

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Finally, a Place for Your UFOs

LindaPermann, contributor | September 11th, 20082 comments

Send your unfinished crochet and knitting projects to be a part of Kristina Wong's upcoming show, "Wong Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest."

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Combine Crochet with Sewing for an Adorable Dress

LindaPermann, contributor | September 10th, 20084 comments

The Wardrobe Refashion blog is a great place to find all sorts of inspiration, like this recently posted crochet collar/dress.

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How to Make a Finger-Wrapped Pom-Pom

LindaPermann, contributor | September 10th, 20082 comments

If you want to make a pom-pom without the fuss of tools, use nothing but your own two hands and follow these steps.

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How to Add Crochet Trim to Any Fabric Edge

CalPatch, contributor | September 9th, 200814 comments

A few rows of simple stitches can transform your basic project into a masterpiece! It's a high-impact, low-effort technique you'll surely want to try.

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Filet Crochet Goes to the Bats

LindaPermann, contributor | September 4th, 20084 comments

Check out this spooky curtain made entirely from filet crochet!

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Meet Cal

CalPatch, contributor | September 3rd, 2008

Hello! I am very excited to be a new sewing contributor to CraftStylish!

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How to Cross-Stitch on Single Crochet

LindaPermann, contributor | September 3rd, 20087 comments

Create a unique monogram or other design using crossed embroidery stitches and a canvas made of single crochet.

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How to Make Your Own Newspaper Yarn

LindaPermann, contributor | September 2nd, 20089 comments

If you liked the idea of recycling newspaper into yarn, here's how to spin it yourself.

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Urban Fauna Grand Opening in San Francisco

susanstars, contributor | August 29th, 20081 comment

Jamie Marie Chan of Mary Jane's Attic has a new crafty endeavor: the Urban Fauna Studio. She's throwing a party to celebrate with all kinds of cool giveaways!

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Upcycled Yarn on Etsy

LindaPermann, contributor | August 28th, 20082 comments

Etsy Seller Jessysprkle spins unique yarns from unexpected recycled materials.

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How to Make a Super-Simple Roll-Up for Organizing Your Crochet Hooks

LindaPermann, contributor | August 27th, 20087 comments

Keep your crochet hooks corralled with a pretty hook case. This version starts with a store-bought place mat to make it quick and easy, perfect for beginning sewers.

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Easy Peasy Crochet Bag

LindaPermann, contributor | August 25th, 20083 comments

Laughing Purple Goldfish Designs shares a step-by-step tutorial on how to crochet (and line!) your own pretty bag.

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Strip-It, the Fabric Strip Cutter

JenniferStern, contributor | August 20th, 20084 comments

Make light work of cutting mountains of fabric strips for quilting, weaving, knitting, or crocheting!

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How to Organize Your Yarn Stash, Part 2: Pare It Down!

LindaPermann, contributor | August 20th, 20085 comments

Now that you've gone through and assessed your stash, it's time to decide what to keep and what to let go. If the thought of parting with your dear fibers horrifies you, read on for some encouragement.

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