Episode 4 - Let's Crochet Today!

 

Live and Learn Podcast Episode 4 – Let’s Crochet Today! 

Today we celebrate the joy of crochet with two projects, draw the winner of Giveaway #1, and chat a bit about superstitions. Here's the LINK to this episode.

Pattern #1 – The Windowpane Scarf by Adrienne Lash - https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/windowpane-scarf-3 the link on the Ravelry page takes you to Lovecrafts, where this pattern is free, along with MANY other great patterns. Worth a visit!

Berroco Medina Yarn - https://berroco.com/yarns/berroco-medina

YarnCakes, West Salem, WI - https://sites.google.com/view/yarncakes

Pattern #2 – Granny Square Slippers by Donna Wolfe from Naztazia - https://naztazia.com/granny-square-slippers/ - The free pattern has links to the Naztazia YouTube channel, which has a video tutorial showing the layout for sewing up the slippers. I will also have a photo of this layout on my project page for these slippers. https://ravel.me/creativemind/gss2

Patons Classic Wool Yarn - https://www.yarnspirations.com/collections/yarn/products/patons-classic-wool-worsted-yarn?variant=47070196760891

This link to Yarnspirations was the first hit when I did a search for Patons. I could not get to a manufacturer website for Patons. They are now owned by JP Coats, and that site did not have information about Patons, at least none that I found. Patons yarn is readily available at the US big box stores such and Michaels and Jo-Ann Fabrics. Classic Wool is a workhorse wool yarn at an affordable price.

Giveaway #1 winner – Delores Hunkler – Congratulations!

Crochet Bundle Giveaway - Watch Episode 4 to learn how to enter to win this bundle!

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Until next time – please like, subscribe, share, comment, and ask questions. Thanks for watching – enjoy your knitting and crochet and Live and Learn!

 

Location: Wisconsin, USA

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