Tonight we covered the Invisible Join. This is an amazing technique to make your work look seamless and uniform. It is usable in the round for hats, motifs, appliquaes and arugimami. However, it is very versatile and can be used with granny squares and apparel.

Today we have our last fair of the season

Lets take a second and share some the projects/presents we finished this week!

We love and utilize Pocket Crochet App to help organize all our patterns and keep track of progress and stitch counts. This app is Free to use but you can pay for being able to back up and to sync across all your devices? Would anyone want a run down?

I previously had used my Chat GPT to make my experience of mastering the magic circle sound more exciting. However, seems that some feedback is to try not to do it as much. During my early years of crocheting I would just do long chains not being able to do much more in middle school. I would turn them into friendship bracelets or necklaces for people. Don't remember why I stopped but I didn't pick my hook back up till 2008 when I was expecting my first kid. I mastered things quickly but still had trouble with gauge, then one day it clicked and I have made every kid since a blanket and most of them have had one or more stuffies. Fast forwarding to today I have surpassed both my original teachers and I still work and improve techniques. About a year ago I registered for a class with the American Crochet Association for teaching crochet to others. I had been successful with teaching a few people and wanted to get it out there to even more people.