Crochet For The Kitchen

I'm trying to think of all crochet projects you could create for the kitchen.  Here is a list of what I have come up with.  Let me know if you can think of anything I can add!

• Curtains

• Pot Holder/ Oven Mitten

• Washcloth

• Hand Towel

• Scrubby

• Placemats (round or rectangle)

• Coasters

• Cup Cozy

• Bowl covers

• Rug

• Chair Seat Cushions

• Cabinet Knob Covers

• Fake Plant

• Wall Tapestry

• Magnets for refrigerator

• Table Runner

• Basket Organizers

• Plastic Sack Holder Tube

• Apron

• Pan Handle Covers

• Shopping Tote Bag

• Table Cloth 

Quite the list, aint it. 😋😁❤️🧶

Here are all the Valentines Crochet Contest Entries!

You all did such a fantastic job!  Thank you for joining in the fun and showing everyone your creativity.

Next Crochet Contest is in March!  The St. Patrick's Day Crochet Contest!  Join in for the fun!  🤗❤️🧶

Pam McClammy made these two crochet hearts for her daughters and wanted to share a picture with you.  Aren't they cute?!

Here is the PDF Pattern for the Irish Doily CAL project we will begin tonight at our Crafter's Gathering.  The pattern is attached to the short video.  Just click on the video to see the PDF Download below it. 😊

February's Book Club Meeting Replay is now available in the Replay Playlist section under All Videos. 😊

January's Book Club projects.  So much fun!

Discover Your Yarn Spirit Animal! Which Yarn Are You?

Question 1: What's your favorite season?

• a) Spring

• b) Summer

• c) Fall

• d) Winter

Question 2: How do you like to spend your weekends?

• a) Exploring new places

• b) Cozying up with a book

• c) Trying out new restaurants

• d) Watching TV marathons

Question 3: What's your go-to crochet project?

• a) Lightweight shawls

• b) Soft and cuddly blankets

• c) Vibrant amigurumi

• d) Warm winter hats

Question 4: Choose a color palette:

• a) Pastels

• b) Bright and bold

• c) Earthy tones

• d) Deep and rich

Question 5: Which word describes you best?

• a) Delicate

• b) Energetic

• c) Practical

• d) Cozy

Results:

• Mostly a's: You're a "Springtime Yarn" – Light and airy, just like the season.

• Mostly b's: You're a "Sunshine Yarn" – Bright and cheerful, spreading warmth.

• Mostly c's: You're an "Earthy Yarn" – Grounded and versatile, perfect for all occasions.

• Mostly d's: You're a "Cozy Yarn" – Warm and comforting, ideal for chilly nights.

I had someone ask me why/how does yarn pill? And if there is any way to avoid it?

🧶Yarns can pill when the fibers rub together during use, causing tiny fiber balls or pills to form on the surface.

To avoid it, you can choose yarns with longer fiber lengths↔ , like acrylic blends or bamboo 🎍, as they tend to pill less.

Also, handwashing ✋🏼🛁 your crochet projects gently instead of machine washing can help.

And when storing your items, keep them in a cool, dry place to minimize friction. I hope this helps. 😊❤️🧶

With many of you having a renewal coming soon, let me go ahead and throw out a REFERAL INCENTIVE!!!

If you refer someone to join the Crochet Club Membership, once they have become a paying member you get a month free!

If you have an annual membership, a free month will be added to the end of your annual when you would have had to renew.  Just keep pushing that renewal back!!

Referral Code: https://members.crochetwithtiffany.com/?referral_code=eiFecacFekkeFD

Let's keep spreading the love and excitement for crochet by letting people know about the Crochet Club. 🤗❤️🧶

*Does NOT apply to the 1 - on - 1 Membership Level

Types of add-ons you can consider for a scarf

1. Fringe

2. Pom-Poms

3. Beads or Sequins

4. Embroidery

5. Crochet Appliques

6. Texture with Different Stitches

7. Pockets

8. Buttons and Loops