How to Crochet a Romanian Cord
Have you ever seen a beautiful piece of Romanian cord? It’s gorgeous, with its intricate detailing and vibrant colors making it one of the most eye-catching forms of decorative embellishment. …
How to Block a Scarf Knitting
Are you a fan of knitting? Scarf knitting is one of the most popular and enjoyable ways to make something special with your hands. It’s not only great for creating …
How to Frog Knitting
Do you have an old sweater or scarf that’s been sitting in your closet for years but never gets worn? Have you recently unearthed a half-finished project from the depths …
How to Embroider Eyes on Crochet
Embroidery may be old-fashioned, but it’s still used to add detail and personality to your crochet projects! If you’re just starting out with embroidery, the idea of adding eyes may …
How to Take Embroidery Off a Hat
Are you looking to remove an embroidered design from a hat and freshen up your look? Whether you’ve grown tired of the design or just want to switch it out …
How to Crochet a Cone
Are you looking to spice up a room with a handmade cone-shaped crocheted item? With the right tools, knowledge of stitches and patterns, and this guide on crocheting a cone, …
How to Crochet a Hat With Ear Flaps
A hat with ear flaps is a great addition to any winter wardrobe. Not only will it keep your head warm in cold weather, but the added style of ear …
How to Finish the Back of Embroidery on Clothes
Are you ready to complete the back of your embroidery project? Finishing the back is an important step in creating a professional-looking project, and it doesn’t have to be difficult. …
How to Make a Small Tassel Out of Embroidery Floss
Making a tassel out of embroidery floss is an activity that is simple yet rewarding. It’s the perfect craft for all ages, whether you’re looking to introduce a child to …
How to Thread a Needle With Embroidery Thread
Do you want to learn how to sew and create beautiful decorations for clothing, bags, and other items? One of the most important steps in sewing is threading a needle! …