Knitting Instructions on a Social Networking Site ~ Another Social Networking Site

Social Bookmarking 

"Knitting Instructions-Beginners who are interested in knitting should follow basic knitting instructions like practicing with light weight knitting needles and using light weight yarn." 

You must register and log in but what a wonderful helpful site for any knitter.

You can submit your own content, post, ask questions, get help.  What a neat site.  I joined and will keep you posted on any new "stuff" I learn.  I love these social sites.

Lots of info but if it's KNITTING you're interested in, do a search.  The search box is on the right.  If it's CROCHETING you're interest in, you can search that, too.

Have fun socializing about your favorite craft.  I'll be back later.  I'm going to go socialize in my new social site!
 

How to Fix a Hole in Your Sweater

New "help" I found for you.  Who doesn't get a little hole in their favorite sweater.  Here's one way to solve that problem and fix it.

Make sure you check this out.


How to Fix a Hole in Your Sweater

Repair those Knits


Repair a Hole in a Sweater

Videos  more Videos

Now let's take care of those sweaters

Great Free Pattern Blog

Here's a wonderful blog for you.  This blog lists free patterns available that they have found ~ so much interesting information for you.


Knitting Answers

I'm still on the look-out for blogs with helpful information and free patterns.  But don't forget I have free patterns on my other blog:   Knit and Crochet Pattern Chat

I'll be back in a few.......hopefully with more helpful information for you.

  Adorable Knitting Site with Mochimochi Patterns

I found this great website for you.  You can buy her patterns and her website explains how and where you can find them.  Don't miss out!  Look at her blog, too.  She has "helps" to make her little tiny patterns.

Have you ever heard of mochimochi?  I'm not sure what it means but it sure is cute!
I spent quite a bit of time on her website just giggling and truly enjoying her creations.  She's quite talented.   You'll giggle when you see the pigs with wigs and a tiny little umbrella!  Make sure you see the toilet paper!

She has some free patterns:
Captain Capacitor
Toilet Paper Roll
Tiny Perching Pigeons


The yarns she uses the most are fingering yarns. 

Along the right are her free patterns ~ you must go check them out.  You'll find pigs with wigs and a tiny little umbrella!

Please check out all my blogs:

Knit and Crochet Pattern Chat
Arts and Crafts dot COM

If you're interested in our motorhome travels, you'll find me at:


Fulltime RV Travel Fun

AND if you're interested in reading my RV park reviews:


RV Park Reviews

Crochet By Numbers ! It's hard to
believe these aren't paintings!

As I promised, I found and am posting a wonderful helpful website and maybe it's a creative form of crochet you haven't even thought about and didn't know it existed.  But you really need to check it out to see this man's beautiful works of art.  They look more like paintings!
Crochet by Numbers

I am working on a project called tapestry crochet and I'll post that link, too.  This project is a little basket/box container with a row of cats around the base.  I'd like to do more but think my husband would kill me if I brought home more yarn.  That's why I have some for sale on Ebay.  Check it out, they're along the left side and that photo is old.  It really is me.  Tapestry Crochet is much like crocheting by numbers. 

 
 Lion Brand makes a mention of the website, Crochet by Numbers and there's a thread on the subject on Crochetville.  

Theree's also a blog about crocheting by numbers which has more of a physics slant.  Check this one out, too.  

Crochetbynumbers

Have you ever heard of Fibonacci?

Fibonacci numbers

You might find this science very interesting.  If you see the Lorenz Manifold, it's something I crocheted and posted awhile ago.  I just couldn't get it to shape up correctly so it was trashed.

More next time.

First Suggested Helpful Link

FIRST SUGGESTED HELPFUL LINK......CHECK IT OUT!

At Last! You Can Make Money From Your Knitting Passion!

Would You Love To Make Money From

Your Knitting or Crochet?

Even if you have no business experience...

even if you've never succeeded in making money from knitting before...even if you have no money to start...

Read this story of this wonderful stay-at-home Mom.  She can help you acquire your dreams of making money from you hobby of knitting or crocheting.

Check out her story and read more about how you can do the same.

Included is lots of helpful information and bonuses you'll not find anywhere else.

Visit this link TO READ THIS STAY-AT-HOME MOM'S WHOLE STORY and how you can do this, too.

How To Knit, How to Crochet, Free Patterns and More ! 

 

I have decided to create a blog for people that love to knit, crochet and do other forms of needlework but just might need a little bit of help.

This blot will be chock full of books, Youtube videos, pattern help, stitch helps, etc. If there's anything you have a question about, let me know and I will search the Net for you and post it here for others that may need the information, too.

I hope this becomes a very comprehensive blog and will be able to help everyone. In the next few days, I will be posting some helps I think are important for everyone until I get a special request. I know you could do the searching yourself but many don't have time nor maybe the speed of processing and opening blogs and web site. I can do all that for you and will be posting it for everyone to use.

If you have a favorite blog, web site or Youtube that you find helpful maybe others will, too, so pass it along to me and I will post it here.

Tell all your friends and come back often. Let's work together and help those that are needing the help. I have had over 50 years experience in knitting and crocheting and have tried my hand at many other forms of needlework. I veered off and became a craft designer using craft supplies like paint, buttons, clay, etc and have over 200 published designs. I found my way back to needlework and here's where I'll stay.

Come back and please share this blog with your needlework friends.

thank you!
Kathy