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“Knit Happens” Mug – A Perfect Pick for Every Yarn Lover

November 2, 2025 by Shellie Wilson

If you’ve ever dropped a stitch, tangled your skein, or muttered a few “knitty” words under your breath, you’ll appreciate the humor in this “Knit Happens” mug by Boxer Gifts. It’s cheeky, relatable, and exactly the kind of lighthearted pick-me-up every crafter needs during a long session of frogging (that’s “ripping out your work,” for the non-knitters among us).

I bought this mug as a gift — and then promptly ordered one for myself after seeing how perfectly it captures that cozy, crafty spirit. The ceramic feels sturdy and well-made, not flimsy like many novelty mugs. It’s a generous size too, perfect for a proper cuppa or that oversized morning coffee we all need before tackling a tricky pattern.

The print quality is sharp, with the bold “Knit Happens” slogan standing out beautifully against the clean white background. It’s dishwasher-safe (a must in my house), and after several washes, the lettering hasn’t faded a bit.

What I love most is how it instantly makes me smile. Whether you knit, crochet, or simply appreciate a bit of sassy craft humor, this mug is a winner. It’s become my go-to when I’m sitting down with my needles, a fresh ball of yarn, and a quiet hour to myself.

Perfect for:

  • Gifting to your favorite knitter, crochet buddy, or yarn-obsessed friend

  • Adding a little humor to your craft corner

  • Pairing with a ball of yarn and some tea bags for an adorable handmade gift set

Verdict:
 Five stars for charm, quality, and craft-lover appeal. Because truly — knit happens, but at least we can laugh (and sip) our way through it.

Featured on CraftGossip.com – where craft meets a good cup of tea.

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How to Make an Upcycled Shaker Card

How to Make an Upcycled Shaker Card

I love creating shaker cards, those fun interactive designs that have spaces for sequins, beads or anything tiny that will move and shake inside the design. It used to be we used layers of foam tape, topped with clear acetate sheets to create them (and of course you still can) but shakers have evolved. Many now are “flat shakers” with a clear pouch you can fill and incorporate much quicker and easier into your cards. Lydia has made things even easier and much less expensive by upcycling packaging for the pouch instead of buying one, how clever is that!? Many clear stamps and dies (as well as non crafting items) come in clear sleeves that can be repurposed into shaker elements. 

Her sweet fox card has a blue plaid pattern paper background with die cut glittery circle opening with the shaker element, filled with sequins, inside. The cute fox was die cut and then water colored and placed over the shaker, along with a stamped sentiment on the base too.

Visit Splitcoast Stampers for a step by step and video tutorial.

-Heather

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