Once Upon a Cheerio
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Did you know that May 4th is Star Wars Day? (May the 4th ("force") be with you!)
If you're a Star Wars fan and enjoy crocheting, you're in luck! There are plenty of Star Wars crochet patterns available online that you can use to create your very own Star Wars-inspired items.
A couple years ago baby Yoda (AKA. the child, Grogu) from The Mandalorian was all the rage. Baby Yoda's crochet patterns started popping up everywhere!
But before Baby Yoda came along and blew up the Internet, makers were already creating crochet patterns inspired by this extremely popular franchise for years. From Yoda and Chewbacca to BB-8 and R2-D2, there are plenty of characters to choose from.
So I thought to tie this very much celebrated day with my hobby. In this post, we'll explore some of the best Star Wars crochet patterns and how you can use them to create unique and fun items.
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In the arts and crafts world, there are so many talented artists. However, as we all know, it's difficult to make a living as an artist.
I've been fascinated by the creativity of how some artists can turn their love and passion into something that can help not only to support their hobbies but into their careers.
Enamel pin collecting and trading are not new, but it felt like it has exploded in the last decade into something bigger than it used to be. Just think of those people who collect Disney pins and trade them within the theme parks with their cast members.
People collect enamel pins for all different reasons. You probably own some just because they're cute! Other people collect and display them as a way of making a statement.
If you want to show your passion for crocheting, knitting, or simply for the love of yarn, consider these amazing enamel pins that I've found!
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Happy New Year!!!
Making New Year's resolutions are many people's tradition. Most people have resolutions like exercising more, eating more healthily, saving more money, getting more sleep, etc. That's why the gym is typically packed in January. While I'm always working on those things, I'm going to start a new tradition -- I'm going to make Crochet Resolutions!
The music festival season is among us. Everyone's talking about Beyonce at Coachella this year, but Coachella is just the beginning of many more music festivals to come.
Coachella, in particular, is attended by many celebrities. While you obviously go there for the music, music festival fashion has become a topic of interest for some. For the most part, anything goes. There are a lot of outfits that you may see people wear to music festivals that you may not see people wear out onto the streets.
I've never been to a music festival and I have no desire to. I'm not a huge fan of crowds. In fact, I would rather be sitting in the comfort of my own couch at home and catch it live stream on YouTube (a term I dub as "Couchella").
Either way, while lurking on the internet, I have come across some festival crochet fashion looks for inspiration and thought I would share them with you here!
Alessandra Ambrosio
If anyone is going to rock a pair of rainbow crochet short shorts, it would be Alessandra Ambrosio, a former Victoria's Secret model. Not only that, but the matching rainbow-fringed denim jacket is just spot on. This mom of two knows how to live life and party it up.
(Credit: Instagram @alessandraambrosio)
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