Crochet Magic Ring or Magic Loop Video Tutorial

You've heard me talk about the Magic Ring or Magic Loop (whichever you prefer) a lot! I love it! There is just no other way to get such a tight circle to finish off your work that I have found. It's a little confusing to explain so I thought I would just whip up a little video tutorial for you. I hope it helps and please disregard my overly dry hands, lol. I need some lotion stat!!!

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Crochet Flower Coaster Pattern

Spring has Sprung Floral Coaster


Materials needed:

F Hook (3.75 MM)

Worsted Weight 100% Cotton Yarn (I prefer Drops Paris)

Abbreviation List:

CH - Chain

SS - Slip Stitch

SC - Single Crochet

DC - Double Crochet

DC CL - Double Crochet Cluster

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Striped Modern Dishcloth - Free Crochet Pattern

Crochet Modern Dishcloth Pattern

Materials needed:

I Hook

Worsted Weight Yarn (I prefer  Drops Paris in Navy #28, Lime #39, and Shocking Pink #6)

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Crochet Shamrock Pattern

If you're in search of a little bit of luck this St. Paddy's Day, then these cute little Shamrock's are just what you need. Make a garland for your mantel or sweet little hair clips for your littles. Either way, they will become a fun addition for your home and family.

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Valentine Heart Garland

Are you needing a fun and unique addition to your Valentines décor. Give your home a little love with this super cute and easy to make Crocheted Heart Garland.

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Hand Exercises for Crochet and Knitting

Crocheting, or Knitting for that matter, can wreak havoc on your fingers and wrists especially if you’re doing it for long hours at a time. On average  I usually spend about 4-5 hours a day crocheting. Though, during the fall/winter months that will double. Before I begin I exercise my fingers and wrists to help with pain and stiffness that can occur. I also take a break about every 45 minutes to perform these exercises again. It totally helps me and I hope it will help you as well!

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