Tiffany Hansen

Flower Mound, TX, United States

Janet Page 💖💖💖

25 May 11:53

Hi Mary Ann Wiegand!  How cool that you live so close to where we will all be.  So sorry to hear about your hospital stay.  Hope you are feeling much better.  Unfortunately drop-ins are not allowed as this event requires a ticket to attend.  Though it would have been so great to see you.  Maybe next year! 🤗💖🧶

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25 May 11:49

Hi Janet Page !  Thanks for asking.  Your wave is a little more wavy than I think we want which is ok.  Not the end of the world.  What I would suggest is maybe doing something similar to what Diane did and replace a bobble stitch row with regular single crochets so your pattern would go bobble row , 3 rows sc.  See if this will help.  Another option you could try would be to keep the bobble rows the same but adjust the number of bobbles you have in each row.  Maybe replace every other bobble with a regular single crochet stitch.  This will spread out your bobbles and not have so much crowding happening.  Let me know if either of these options sound good to you.  It's great that you caught this as you were just starting the month and not too far in.  It's so much easier to frog the month now instead of waiting and having a bigger mess to fix or more work to undo. 🤗💖🧶

23 May 11:09

That sounds like so much fun Mary Kannikal !  Please take pictures and share them with us!

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Hi Latoya Finley !  Great question, and one that so many people have when they are flying with their crochet items for the first time.  You can absolutely bring your crochet hooks in your carry-on.  You can also bring a pair of travel scissors believe it of not!  I have brought my travel scissors on numerous flights and they never say anything.  👍 Same with my metal yarn needle.  I hope this brings you some peace of mind.  Your fav crochet hooks are safe. 🤗💖🧶

Hi Michelle!  Last week I ran out of time to make video 4, but this week it's on my list with full intentions of releasing video 4 this Saturday.  May has been a lot but I know people are waiting on this video.  I'm so happy you are all in on this project and I thank you for being patient with me as I work my way through the craziness of this month.  Please let me know if you have any questions! 🤗🧶💖

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18 May 19:49

Hi Amelia,

Unfortunately, there was construction work in my neighborhood and they drilled right into the cell and internet wire shutting down everyone's internet and cell phone service for my area.  Because my daughter took my car to school I also didn't have a vehicle to leave for an area with service.  It was not fun.  So, as frustrating as it was, I was unable to host the WIP Wednesday Knockout today.  As for the Crafter's Gathering, we were able to make that happen!  Some people had to use the link from the email to get in.

Robyn Klopfleisch ya, it's always a bit challenging when you can't have the person you are making something for around to do fittings.

13 May 19:37

Margie Garza MARGIE!!  Don't frog again!  Your blanket looks great!  The sides of your blanket look consistent to the sides of everyone elses.  2023's Temp Blanket I learned that it's not a great idea to work big stitches interchangeably with smaller stitches.  But looking at your blanket I have no doubt that when your done you will easily be able to stretch the sides enough to make a smooth border.  Then the border will fix the sides.  All this to say, keep moving forward.  Take a deep breath and let it out.  You're doing great! 🤗💖🧶

13 May 19:32

HI Robyn!

Ooohhh, a bralette sounds fun!  It sounds like your stitches per row is spot on it's more so the height of the stitches is slightly off.  In this case I wouldn't worry about it.  Go ahead and get started! 🤗💖🧶