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SOME NEAT CROCHET ACCESSORIES

December 5, 2008 by jd wolfe

There are all sorts of accessories for our crochet.  We could all spend a gazillion dollars on some of these goodies, couldn’t we?  I’ve run across some classy accessories that will make your crochet life easier and more efficient.  Check these out:

Guarantee that all your gift projects are properly labeled with these attractive and well priced gift tags:

http://www.stitchdiva.com/ProductInfo.aspx?productid=KLLA-009

Most crocheters will need a blocking board at one time or another.  The site below offers several different sizes and different prices.  If you’re fortunate enough to have an antique blocking board, hold onto it!  This one is nice because it folds for easier storage:

http://www.yarn-store.com/blocking-supplies.html

Also on the same site as the blocking boards, you’ll find steamers and a few other goodies.  Most of these are priced outside the reach of most crocheters unless you make a lot of garments and sell them.  I’m not a huge fan of steaming crochet, but it has its place.  I find it’s easier and far less expensive to throw the item in the dryer for a short time to take out the wrinkles.  Remember, however, that if you apply any liquid or steam to your crocheted items and block them, you MUST use rust proof pins.  They a bit pricey but will last for years, if not generations.

These are my favorite stitch markers.  They’re widely available and come in two sizes.  Worth the investment of a few bucks IMO.

Lacis.com always has whatever supplies one is looking for.  This could come in handy while crocheting or frogging:

http://www.lacis.com/catalog/search.php

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Christmas Poinsettia Candle Cozy Crochet Pattern – A Pretty Little Holiday Make for Battery Tea Lights

If you love adding little handmade touches to your Christmas decorating, this Christmas Poinsettia Candle Cozy from CraftBits is such a pretty project. It is festive, eye-catching, and just the sort of small crochet make that can add a lovely pop of holiday color to a table, shelf, or mantel.

What I really like about this pattern is that it feels special without being overwhelming. It is a sweet seasonal project for dressing up battery tea lights, and the poinsettia design gives it that classic Christmas look that never gets old. It would be gorgeous as part of a holiday centerpiece or made up in a few sets for decorating around the house.

You might have seen this one featured on Crochet.CraftGossip before, and it is easy to see why it is worth another look. It is cheerful, decorative, and a lovely way to bring a little crochet into your Christmas styling without taking on a huge project.

If you are in the mood for a small festive make, this one is definitely a pretty pick.

Featured Project: Christmas Poinsettia Candle Cozy – Free Crochet Pattern

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