We're squeezing in one more Crochet and Catch Up with Moogly before I leave for 10 days of Fiber Festing! Join me for a quick and easy break with crochet chat, behind-the-scenes peeks, and live Q&A. Join in live, or watch the recording at your convenience - all the links are below!
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Crochet and Catch Up with Moogly
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What I'm Wearing: Batwing Lace Sweater
MooglyCAL2026 Block 8 Courtesy of Detroit Knots
CAL Yarns: Brava Worsted, Swish Worsted, Jimmy Beans Wool Beanstalk, Berroco Vintage, and MadTosh Vintage.
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Sneak Peek: Clawlab Tufting Kit
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Monday, May 18, 2026 (6:00 PM - 8:00 PM) (CDT) - CGOA Class - Edinburgh Evenings Scarf - How to Crochet Linked Stitch Mesh
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May 1 - 2 THIS WEEKEND: I will be teaching four classes at the new Fiber and Fabric Craft Festival in Chicago - one on Friday, and three on Saturday! The easiest way to find my classes is to "Filter by Speakers" and then scroll down to Tamara Kelly. CLICK HERE to get your event ticket for FREE!
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Peg Bean says
I just wanted to thank you for the video that had two "small helps". One was putting a stitch marker at the last stitch of the bucket hat! DUH! I always put them at the end of blankets. But never at the end of the row on beanies. When I get there I am never sure if it is a stitch or the slip stitch. Amazing tip.
Two the way you used your finger to extend the first stitch to enable the stitch marker to be placed. BRILLIANT!
I am sure these are old hat to most but extremely helpful to this old gal. Thanks
Tamara Kelly says
I'm so glad to hear they helped, Peg! ♥ Thank you so much!