Looking for a way to put your crafting talents to work? Check out this blog (http://www.crochetconcupiscence.com/category/crochet-jobs/)
The site is currently being updated daily (let's hope this continues) and offers lists of knit and crochet gigs, many freelance and 'from home' opportunities.
Happy stitching!
Saturday, January 7, 2012
Friday, January 6, 2012
Free Magazines
by Kelly
While looking for quick, small things to crochet, I stumbled across a free site called MagazineDown.Com. And look what I found there-
These were completely free and there are many other magazines, newspapers and catalogs on crochet and other topics. Many of them are in other languages including what appears to be a French fashion magazine. Very interesting stuff.
While looking for quick, small things to crochet, I stumbled across a free site called MagazineDown.Com. And look what I found there-
found here |
Interweave Crochet |
These were completely free and there are many other magazines, newspapers and catalogs on crochet and other topics. Many of them are in other languages including what appears to be a French fashion magazine. Very interesting stuff.
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Regretsy LOL
I wanted to do a little reading over the Christmas break and found a hilarious book at the library
Regretsy, by April Winchell will keep you in stitches! April runs a snarky blog called, regretsy.com that pulls items from Etsy that are well...interesting. It takes a special item to meet Rachel's criteria - a badly knit item won't do it. There needs to be that extra special something that takes an item to a new level of horror in order to make her list. The book is divided into various catergories (jewelry, home decor, pet humiliation) and then shows actual Etsy listings along with April's comments. I read the entire book in under an hour and laughed out loud through a number items. It's a don't miss on my 2012 list.
Monday, January 2, 2012
Crafty Resolutions
Happy New Year to all! It's that time of year again when we resolve to fix all those nagging things that we dislike about ourselves. It seems appropriate that we should include our favorite hobbies in that list as well. So for 2012, my crafty resolutions are:
1) Buy more yarn
2) Be a better finisher than a starter
3) Buy more yarn
4) Make more time for crocheting
5) Learn to knit
6) List more on Etsy
7) Buy a lot more yarn
3) Buy more yarn
4) Make more time for crocheting
5) Learn to knit
6) List more on Etsy
7) Buy a lot more yarn
How about you?
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