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AROUND THE CROCHET NET

May 23, 2009 by jd wolfe

What crocheters will create is often simply remarkable.  I was looking online for some examples of structural crochet.  I’ve blogged about this before – the 3D stuff.  Some of it is beautiful.  Some items are cool.  Many are useful.  Most of them are just incredibly inventive.  I’ve been going here and there, searching out more information on some crochet items that I’ve run across.  Please join me for this tour.

First start is this blog.  Did you know that George Washington Carver crocheted?  These graceful figures remind me of the fashion models one sees on the runways of the haute couture:

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http://housewife.splinder.com/post/19428059/crocheting+&+Geo+Washington+Ca

I’d love to have a necklace made like one of these:

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http://dailyartmuse.com/2007/01/17/niobium-crochet/

And, since hanging things – glass balls, stars, lanterns – and dangly things – charms, beads, loose ends – are some of my favorite things, I’d couldn’t resist this.  Might be a really good way to use up some of those balls of eyelash yarn.  Wish I had an extra $350.00!

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http://www.etsy.com/view_listing.php?listing_id=7353516

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How to Add Magnetic Snaps to Your Bags: A Simple DIY Tutorial

If you’re looking to enhance your handmade bags with a bit of extra functionality and style, then the How to Add Magnetic Snaps to a Bag tutorial from Apple Green Cottage is just what you need! Magnetic snaps are a fantastic addition to any bag, giving it that professional finish while keeping everything securely closed.

In this easy-to-follow guide, you’ll learn exactly how to add magnetic snaps to your bags, step-by-step. Whether you’re making a tote, clutch, or purse, these instructions will walk you through the process, from selecting the right snaps to placing them in your bag. The tutorial includes helpful tips on ensuring your snaps are placed precisely, preventing any frustration or mistakes along the way.

This simple but effective upgrade to your bags is great for adding convenience—no more fiddling with zippers or trying to keep everything closed with a button. Plus, magnetic snaps come in various sizes and styles, allowing you to personalize your projects even further.

If you’re someone who loves sewing and is looking to level up your bag-making skills, adding magnetic snaps is a great and easy way to do so. The best part? You’ll finish your projects with a professional touch that will make your creations stand out!

Ready to start? Check out the full tutorial here: How to Add Magnetic Snaps to a Bag

 

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