At the end of each year The Flow magazine dedicates their issue to Women in Glass. And it’s out. This is their 5th annual issue on women. The issue includes tutorials and interviews with some of the new and established women in glass. Some of the ladies profiled are Sheila Collins, Phyllis McKenzie, Jean Robichaud and Leslie Silverman. Tutorials are by Karen Leonardo, Darlene Welch, Sara Sally La Grande and Kerri Fuhr, among others. Check the web site for all of the ladies they are including. And there’s a guy stuck in there too. There’s an article regarding kilns by Arnold Howard of Paragon Kilns, Observing a Kiln During Firing. Sounds like something we should all know about. And this issue of The Flow looks like something that should be in our glass library.
Have you read?
Free Crochet Oreo Cookie Blanket Pattern
If your love for snacks is only rivaled by your love for crochet, then this Oreo Cookie Blanket pattern from HiCrochet is your new guilty pleasure. It’s soft, squishy, and looks exactly like a giant stack of cookies—what’s not to love? Whether you’re a cookie connoisseur or just want a quirky and cozy project to work on, this pattern is the ultimate treat. It’s the kind of blanket that makes everyone do a double take—and then ask where you got it!
This project is equal parts delicious and delightful. It’s a fun conversation starter, a cozy snuggle companion, and a great way to stitch something totally unexpected. Whether you’re making it for a cookie-loving kid, as a novelty gift, or just to satisfy your own sweet tooth (in yarn form!), this Oreo-inspired blanket is one crochet pattern you won’t regret trying. Just be warned… it will make you crave milk and cookies while you stitch. Let me know if you give it a go—I’d love to see your twist on this sweet design!
15 Fun And Silly Crochet Scarf Patterns