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The Glass Studio is Open

September 12, 2010 by Cathi Milligan

I’ve been very busy as of late preparing for the opening of my glass store, The Glass Studio. Well, last night was my opening party and I just had to share with all of you. I will be  a full service glass destination in the Los Angeles area offering supplies for mosaic, fusing, bead making and jewelry as well of a bunch of cool classes. I know this is some shameless self promotion but…I’m really rather happy about this. And I promise that I’ll be back to tutorials and other crafty glass gossip later today. But if you are in the LA area. please stop by!

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Clifton Tote Crochet Kit

This pattern from Knits N’ Knots (Janine Myska) is an absolute gem. As an intermediate crocheter, I found the instructions clear and easy to follow, allowing me to create a stylish and practical tote bag with ease.

One of the things I loved most about this pattern is the use of two strands of yarn, which not only adds durability but also creates a lovely textured fabric. The combination of basic stitches and granny squares adds visual interest to the bag, making it a modern and chic accessory for any outfit.

The customizable size options were also a great feature, allowing me to choose between a regular or large tote based on my preferences and needs. I opted for the regular size, and it turned out to be the perfect size for carrying my daily essentials.

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