The kit reviewed in this post was provided by Tres Chic Stitchery.
When I was at TNNA back in June, I met Tres Chic Sitchery, who carries all sorts of awesome stitchery supplies and who sells online! I was given one of their beautiful Sajou embroidery kits to review.
Who loves Moogly? Everyone!!! This week’s round up featured patterns designed by Tamara Kelly of Moogly. Tamara is a superb designer, a brilliant business woman, and a very dear friend of mine. Most of Tamara’s patterns are free crochet patterns, but she also has knitting patterns and some sale patterns. I have included a mix of them all in this round up. In addition to the patterns and other wonderful content on Moogly, such as video tutorials, giveaways, and product review, Tamara also has 2 Craftsy classes, and patterns published in some online magazines. I’m sure we will see Tamara showing up in even more places across the yarnie universe!
Here are the names and links of each pattern seen in the round up photo. At the end of the list, I have included more goodies for you!!
Tonight I have a collection of purple crochet patterns to share with you. Of course, you can make your crochet creations in whatever color you like, but these sure are pretty in purple.
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
Felted crochet is wonderful for accessories. There are so many patterns and so many ways to felt. I have compiled some patterns and some felting tutorials to get you started with some felting fun!
Here are the names and links of each pattern or tutorial, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
I am trying to get my next pattern released by the end of the month. It’s the Angela Shrug! I am making one (or maybe two) for myself, so I can take some new photos for the pattern. I wasn’t happy with the photos I had in the pattern I gave to my testers. I made two swatches to show how the lace works up in different yarns. This first one is in Lion Brand LB 1878. It seems that … Read more
