Actually no. A lovey is just a small square. Usually measuring 12 inches wide by 12 inches long. But obviously dimensions can vary. Then you crochet a stuffed animal head and sew to join it in the very middle of the square. You can also choose to make a square around a hair rubber band creating an elastic middle you can place around an already existing stuffed animal so you don't have to make one. 🤗💖🧶
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Flower Mound, TX, United States
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Just released the video tutorial and pattern for the Celtic Honeycomb crochet stitch! It is beautiful and I hope you give it a try! Also available in a Left Handed version video tutorial as well here in the Crochet Club!
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Hi All You Awesome Crochet Club Members!!
Are you excited for our Christmas Crochet Contest?!?! I know I am!!
This is just a reminder that the countdown has begun and we have 8 days until the big day! Please remember to email me pictures of your finished entry by Tuesday, Dec. 17th so that I can get them put in a PowerPoint Presentation to show off. If you can't get me pictures that's ok! You can also share your entry in person on the Live.
Attendance is not required. If you would like to enter but can't make it I will share your project entry for you and we will let you know if you won!
2 Prizes will be given out. One for MOST Christmasy and one for MOST Wintery!
Have Fun with this! I can't wait to see where your creative minds take you! 🤗🧶💖
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Join us for a Crochet Club Live Meetup on Wednesday, December 11th at 7 PM CST, where we’ll dive into the perfect scarf sizes for everyone! Whether you’re making scarves as gifts or for yourself, understanding the right length and width for Men, Women, and Children is key. I’ll walk you through the ideal dimensions for each group, ensuring your scarves fit just right. Plus, I’ll provide a handy resource document for you to download and keep as a reference for your future scarf projects. Don’t miss out—let’s get cozy and crochet together!
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Join me on Wednesday, December 4th at 7 PM CST for an exciting Crochet Club Live Meeting where we’ll explore the endless possibilities of Granny Squares!
Whether you're looking to make stylish wearables, functional bags, cozy home decor, or even fun car accessories, this meeting will have something for everyone.
I’ll be sharing a variety of project ideas, demonstrating techniques, and answering any questions you have about working with Granny Squares.
This is a great opportunity to get inspired and learn how versatile this classic crochet motif can be!
Grab your yarn and hook, and let's get creative together!
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Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving filled with Love, Joy, Thankfulness and Food. I’m so incredibly thankful for my Crochet Community and everyone who joins me on their crochet journey. Thank You! 🦃🍽️💖
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Hi Tori! I thought I had answered this question somewhere. But just in case, if you are terrified of your ends coming undone, first make sure they are knotted tightly. Then, weave in your ends and for an extra added security you can use Aleene's Fabric Fusion Fabric Glue. The one that is Quick Dry, dries clear and flexibly, is the only one I recommend for crochet projects. You can find this fabric glue on Amazon, at Hobby Lobby and JoAnne's. But be sure to get this exact one. Any other will not have the same result you are hoping for.