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The Crochet Project - A FREE Online Ezine

Those who know me well will know that crochet is my kryptonite   I have tried and failed a couple of times to get hooky.  

 But oh how I wish I could crochet, especially when I was introduced to this brand new ezine The Crochet Project which is a collaboration from the ever creative Kat Goldin  and Joanne Scrace.



The Crochet project is a seasonal online collection of downloadable PDF patterns. The aim of The Crochet Project is to promote beautiful, modern crochet patterns to the online market.

 So any crocheters out there fancy making me some socks?......................
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  1. Hayley @hayleyfromhome19 March 2013 at 14:02

    I have just started to crochet a couple of weeks ago and I love it. I have failed at sewing and knitting but for some reason I 'get' crocheting. My Mother in law has taught me and I find you tube videos really helpful when I'm stuck. I love the idea of The Crochet Project; saved in my bookmarks for when I'm a little further along!

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  2. Hannah19 March 2013 at 18:35

    Ooh, this looks great - thanks!
    I'm still not quite good enough at knitted socks to sell any but I'll bet you could get some handknitted/crocheted ones from etsy or something.

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  3. Kat19 March 2013 at 19:25

    Yay!! Thanks for the mention!!

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