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Soo, which yarn are you?  Let's find out!

Here are the questions:

1. What's your favorite season?    a) Spring b) Summer c) Autumn d) Winter

2. How do you like to spend your weekends?a) Exploring new places b) Relaxing at home c) Socializing with friends d) Engaging in outdoor activities

3. Which color palette speaks to you the most? a) Bright and vibrant b) Earthy and neutral c) Soft pastels d) Rich jewel tones

4. What's your go-to accessory? a) Statement necklace b) Cozy blanket scarf c) Simple stud earrings d) Bold patterned socks

5. How would you describe your style? a) Trendy and fashion-forward b) Casual and comfortable c) Classic and timeless d) Eclectic and unique

6. What's your favorite type of vacation? a) Beach getaway b) Mountain retreat c) Cultural city tour d) Adventure expedition

7. What's your preferred way to unwind after a long day? a) Yoga or meditation b) Watching a movie or TV show c) Reading a book d) Cooking or baking

8. How do you approach challenges? a) Head-on, with determination b) Patiently, with resilience c) Creatively, with flexibility d) Collaboratively, with support

9. Which scent appeals to you the most? a) Fresh and citrusy b) Woodsy and earthy c) Floral and sweet d) Spicy and warm

10. What's your favorite type of music? a) Pop or electronic b) Folk or indie c) Classical or jazz d) Rock or alternative

Now, let's assign a yarn to each answer:

• For mostly a answers: You are Cotton yarn – versatile, practical, and vibrant.

• For mostly b answers: You are Wool yarn – cozy, classic, and reliable.

• For mostly c answers: You are Alpaca yarn – soft, gentle, and elegant.

• For mostly d answers: You are Silk yarn – luxurious, adventurous, and refined.

Today we went over the Virus Blanket Crochet Stitch Pattern!  Now you can check it out for yourself and don't forget to grab the FREE pattern located in the video.

The Easter Crochet Contest was Incredible!  Another show of how amazing you all are and what you are capable of.  Sharing how you were challenged and inspired.  BIG Thank You to all contestants.  You were all winners in my book.  Can't wait for our next Crochet Contest!  

Another craft I enjoy when I need a break from crocheting is COLORING!  I created some fun crochet coloring pages I thought you might get a kick out of.  I hope you enjoy them.

Just right click on the image and save-image to your computer OR if on your phone or tablet you can screen shot the image. 🤗

What type of wool would someone be CRAZY to crochet with?

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Steel Wool 😬😬😬🧶🧶🧶

On Monday we went over the Falling Leaves Crochet Stitch together!  If you would like to check out this beautiful stitch click the video below.  It also includes the FREE stitch pattern. 🤗

Crochet Skill Level Quiz, How many can you get right?:

1. What is the first step in starting a crochet project?

   • a) Chain stitch

   • b) Single crochet

   • c) Double crochet

   • d) Slip stitch

2. Which stitch is often used to create a solid fabric in crochet?

   • a) Chain stitch

   • b) Single crochet

   • c) Double crochet

   • d) Treble crochet

3. How many loops are typically on the hook when working a double crochet stitch?

   • a) 1

   • b) 2

   • c) 3

   • d) 4

4. What does it mean to "frog" in crochet terminology?

   • a) Make a mistake

   • b) Rip out stitches to correct an error

   • c) Work in the round

   • d) Finish off a project

5. Which stitch is often used to create a ribbed effect in crochet?

   • a) Single crochet

   • b) Half double crochet

   • c) Double crochet

   • d) Front post double crochet

6. What does the term "yarn over" mean in crochet?

   • a) To wrap the yarn around the hook

   • b) To finish off a project

   • c) To join yarn colors

   • d) To weave in ends

7. Which stitch is abbreviated as "sc" in crochet patterns?

   • a) Single crochet

   • b) Slip stitch

   • c) Double crochet

   • d) Treble crochet

8. What is the purpose of a stitch marker in crochet?

   • a) To mark the beginning of a round or row

   • b) To add decorative elements to a project

   • c) To secure yarn ends

   • d) To create texture in stitches

9. Which stitch is often used to create a mesh or lace-like fabric in crochet?

   • a) Chain stitch

   • b) Double crochet

   • c) Triple (treble) crochet

   • d) Picot stitch

10. What does it mean to "block" a crochet project?

    • a) To shape and set the stitches using water or steam

    • b) To finish off the project with a decorative border

    • c) To weave in ends securely

    • d) To join motifs or pieces together

0-2 = Absolute Beginner Crocheter

3-6= Advanced Beginner Crocheter

7-10 = Easy Level Crocheter

ANSWERS:

1) Answer: a) Chain stitch

(Explanation: The chain stitch is typically the starting point for most crochet projects.)

2)Answer: b) Single crochet

(Explanation: Single crochet creates a dense fabric suitable for various projects like amigurumi and dishcloths.)

3)Answer: c) 3

(Explanation: Double crochet is worked with 3 loops on the hook during different stages of the stitch.)

4)Answer: b) Rip out stitches to correct an error

(Explanation: "Frogging" refers to unraveling or undoing stitches to fix a mistake.)

5)Answer: d) Front post double crochet

(Explanation: Front post double crochet creates a raised ridge, commonly used in ribbing.)

6)Answer: a) To wrap the yarn around the hook

(Explanation: Yarn over (YO) is a fundamental action in crochet used to create stitches.)

7)Answer: a) Single crochet

(Explanation: "sc" stands for single crochet in crochet pattern abbreviations.)

8)Answer: a) To mark the beginning of a round or row

(Explanation: Stitch markers help keep track of specific points in a pattern, such as the start of a round or row.)

9)Answer: c) Triple (treble) crochet

(Explanation: Triple crochet creates taller stitches, often used in lace patterns.)

10)Answer: a) To shape and set the stitches using water or steam

(Explanation: Blocking helps improve the appearance and drape of crochet projects by setting the stitches and shaping them as desired.)

Check Out All The Entry's To The St. Patrick's Day Crochet Contest!  GREAT JOB EVERYONE!!! 🍀❤️🧶