Craft in America is one of the most wonderful documetaries about artists on television. Created by Carol Sauvion, owner of Freehand Gallery, one of the best fine craft galleries in Los Angeles (disclaimer…she does carry some of my jewelry in her store. Lucky me!!), she profiles the lives and careers of artists and fine crafters across the country. She has recently started a series on families and is profiling the Marioni family, two amazing glass blowers, Paul (father) and Dante (son) and Marina (daughter), a jewelry designer. Paul is the patriarch of the family and one of the great glass artist in the art glass movement. His son Dante creates the most pristine, beautiful glass pieces out there. His work is inspired by traditional venetian glass. It is so good. He recently spoken at Bullseye’s conference BE Con. Marina was also profiled showing the jewelry she creates utilizing embroidery. She has worked in many mediums as well. This is such a lovely series…check it out!
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How To Do The Big Bobble Stitch
The Big Bobble Crochet Stitch is a true statement-maker for those who crave bold texture in their crochet projects!
Imagine your stitches adorned with oversized bobbles that demand attention – that’s exactly what the Big Bobble Stitch delivers. These bobbles are not just big; they’re gigantic! They bring a playful and dynamic element to any crochet creation, instantly elevating its charm and character.
In this stitch, the bobbles are crafted using double treble stitches instead of the traditional double crochet, resulting in a larger, more prominent texture. The taller stitches create a delightful bubble-like effect that’s both eye-catching and irresistible.
You can see the full written tutorial here and a video tutorial too.
Rainbow Bobble Bonnet Crochet Pattern