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| Free screen saver image from lionbrand.com. |
Or, you're done with your project and you have a skein left. Who knows where the receipt is? You probably bought it a year ago anyway! This yarn is NOT going back to the store. It'll stay right here with you!
Or, a friend who knows you love crochet surprises you with a beautiful gift bundle-six skeins of yarn in varying colors and weights. It's all gorgeous. It was all expensive, but what exactly are you going to crochet from it?
Or, you're always crocheting in worsted weight and you just want to branch out into a different thickness. With 400 yards in this ball of lace-weight, why buy more than one?
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If you do crochet or knit, I bet you've had at least one of the experiences I described. And life is good! Just because you have a stash of varied colors and yarn weights doesn't mean you have to worry about letting them go to waste! Perhaps you've seen the famous One Skein Wonders series by Judith Durant
Well, the wait is almost over, friends. We're getting really close to the launch date of the triumphant Crochet One-Skein Wonders: 101 Projects from Crocheters around the World!
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| Available for pre-order now. Launches March 26, 2013. |
And, the author of this blog just might have a pattern in there. Hooray, I'm in a book and I can't wait until it comes out. But until then, please share your favorite crochet projects using one skein in the comments so we can stitch away.
Here's a link to one of my favorites, the Petite Scarf by Lion Brand Yarns. Here's the Ravelry page, too. Oh, and it's free! :) Enjoy!
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4 comments:
If you've got an Apple iPad -- the Ravelry bookmarklet can easily be setup in mobile Safari. Lets you get content into Ravelry very easily while browsing.
Good tip. I love the Ravelry bookmarklet. :) Thanks, Lorenzo!
A Triple A score: A for Agree!
Agree - I know what it is like to find that special ball of yarn that MUST come home with me
Agree - there was not enough crochet in the first One Skein Wonders book
Agree - it's about time there was a crochet version of One Skein Wonders. YAY!
Thank you for giving notice of this book release. Well done and congratulations on having your pattern published.
A+ to you, Cami ;-)
I love this entry - it is so true! I just love seeing lots of colors. They feel truly inspiring and one skein wonders is a great idea!!!Congrats on your pattern being published.
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