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It’s In The Mail!

January 26, 2007 by Christina

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Now here’s an idea I know your kids will love, join them in a Craft of the Month Club! Kids love getting mail, and you will love that they are getting preselected, usually themed, items to create and enjoy.Prices and products vary depending on the club you choose.I suggest comparing the different clubs out there.

www.childcrafter.com provides unique, educational and fun craft kits where both boys and girls use their creativity to create masterpieces. Their kits are made by well-known manufacturers such as Curiosity Kits, Quincrafts, Creative Hands, Alex, and Dimensions.

www.kraftykid.com offers a variety of different clubs, which are based on your child’s age and crafting experience. There is also a Bible Craft subscription and a Surprise subscription offered on this site.

These are just a few craft sites out there that offer a kids craft of the month service. I will feature some of these sites in future blogs and review their goods and services…I’ll do your homework for ya! Check back often for more great information.

 

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Allagash Set Hat Crochet Pattern

The Allagash Set Hat Crochet Pattern is a charming and practical project, perfect for anyone looking to make a matching set of cozy winter accessories. The design features a beautifully textured striped beanie and mittens, and it’s versatile enough to look great in a variety of colors. If you’re an intermediate crocheter, this pattern is a fun way to put your skills to the test.

The finished sizes are thoughtful and accommodating:

  • Mittens: 7.5-9″ wide x 9-9.5″ long
  • Hat: 18-21″ circumference x 7.5-8.25″ height

These dimensions should suit most adults comfortably, but I’d love to see options for larger sizes, especially for people with bigger hands or heads. That said, the pattern is adaptable, so experienced crocheters might be able to tweak it with ease.

The instructions are clear, and the texture of the stripes is not only eye-catching but also adds warmth and durability—ideal for cold weather. I particularly enjoyed working with the mittens, as they have a snug, tailored fit that doesn’t feel bulky.

One of the highlights of this set is how well the hat and mittens pair together. They make a cohesive set that would be great as a handmade gift. However, if you’re looking for a more gender-neutral or masculine design, the stripes and texture could easily work with darker, muted tones to achieve that look.

At $7.99 for the digital download, this pattern offers excellent value for two pieces. Plus, the convenience of the PDF or Kindle formats means you can get started right away. The print-to-order option is a nice touch for those who prefer physical copies.

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