Purchased bows and ribbons are fine, but why not add a more personal, crafty touch to your next gift? These Floral Pom Pom Gift Toppers make a lovely addition to any package!
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The Pom Pom Number Sign is a quick and easy way to add color to your next celebration and mark the special day with a cheerful keepsake. Of course, this idea isn’t just for numbers – it works well on all letters and large shapes, and is a fun take on the marquees that are so popular!
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It’s time to drape the halls with festive pom poms! Pom Pom Garlands are fun for the whole family to help make, and they are a super affordable way to decorate for a party! And of course, this same idea makes super cute crowns or hair ties, necklaces, bracelets, and more! Decor, party craft, and more – here’s how to make them!
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These Lighted Pom Pom Topiaries are perfect for party decor, fairy gardens, and how cute would they be as place cards at a wedding or formal event?! They come together in just minutes, and are a great jumping off point for other ideas too… Here’s how to make Lighted Pom Pom Topiaries!
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Crochet bags, purses, and totes are fun to make, and fun to use! But sometimes a bag just really needs a liner before it’s ready to go out on the town. Oh, but you don’t have a sewing machine, and that’s too much to sew by hand? No problem! Here’s my nearly no sew bag lining tutorial – for a custom bag lining you can make in just minutes!
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I’ve been having a lot of fun playing with my Cricut when it comes to paper, but I really wanted to combine it with crochet… and teaching a class recently provided the inspiration! I wanted to share with you what I came up with – and how my Cricut and Expressions Vinyl got in the mix!
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I don’t know about you, but I spend a lot of time looking at crochet patterns… whether it’s to put together a collection for this site, find a pattern for someone who isn’t having any luck, or for my own crochet down time. Ravelry makes it easy to find the pattern you’re looking for – and everyday I talk to people who don’t know how to use it. So here’s how to use Ravelry to find a crochet or knit pattern – you’ll love it!
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One of the most common email and private message requests I get is, “How do I find the pattern for what’s in this photo I found online?” While the first thing you should look for is a watermark or logo, these photos too often have neither. So what’s the next step? Google Reverse Image Search!
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The Moogly Afghan Crochet-a-long has everyone working in squares! And whether you’re following along or not, if you’ve made an afghan square, you may have been left wondering why your project doesn’t look picture perfect. The answer is blocking! And here’s one way to do it!
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Many of you will be familiar with Sara Duggan and her website Crochet Business – and if you sell your crochet items or patterns, her site is a must read! She’s also written a guest post for Moogly before. Now Sara has a new ebook out: “Hooking for Cash: 10 Ways to Make Money with Your Crochet Blog“! I’m super excited to be able to host today’s stop on her blog tour, and even better, offer Moogly readers a chance to win their own copy! Read on for Sara’s fantastic Sweet Pea stitch tutorial, and details on how to win your own copy of her new book! (Disclaimer: affiliate link included)
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