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Creating The Occasion

Mon Sep 23, 2013 12:18 am by Jessica Rathbone

Jessica here! I run Creating The Occasion and make all sorts of newborn and baby items. I do everything from crochet to knit to applique onesies. I also dabble in custom party supplies. I love any and all crafts! You can come visit me at Creating The Occasion

My shop is Crow Shea

Sat Sep 21, 2013 11:05 pm by Dawn Crow Shea

Hey everyone!

My shop is Crow Shea!

It started out by me learning to crochet so I could make my kids hats for the winter. THEN people noticed them and asked me to make them for their kids, and then strangers asked where my hats came from and I got a few orders that way! So I started my facebook page!

My Facebook Shop is https://www.facebook.com/crowshea
And My webpage (which just links to my …

I Work From Home!!!!

Fri Sep 13, 2013 11:23 pm by Michelle Warwick

So, that's kind of why I chose that name.

My business is From Home, and I am pretty new to the game. I have fallen in love with the hobby, and it helps me contribute to our household, which is a bonus!

I have links to my Pinterest, Facebook page, Etsy shop, and Twitter in my profile, so CHECK ME OUT!!!! Just don't become a weirdo stalker... that's kind of creepy. Wink

I'm On The Hook Crafts

Thu Sep 19, 2013 1:20 pm by Rebecca Glover

My little business started as a hobby and has evolved into a little side business that contributes a bit to the household!  Come visit!

At Facebook On The Hook Crafts  or Etsy On The Hook Boutique

Kountry Girl Kreations

Wed Sep 18, 2013 10:26 am by JessStuckey

Hi everyone I'm Jess from Kountry Girl Kreations  I crochet of course and I make clay hook handles.  I have posted some under polymer clay section of the forum so you all can see.  Thanks for everything and look forward to meeting you guys

Just getting this party started!

Fri Sep 13, 2013 8:30 pm by Rachel Dumps

I own MoonShadow Threads which isn't really around anymore... Well it is, but I am taking an extended break from it due to personal issues. BUT I plan on getting it back up and running soon. I did some crochet but I am mostly known for my Clay covered crochet hooks. You've probably seen them on Youtube's Bobwilson123 & Yolanda's crochet channels. One of my goals this winter is to become …

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    Jaime Rose
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    Post by Jaime Rose Sat Sep 21, 2013 3:00 pm

    I stopped using dryer sheets several months ago, in my attempt to remove chemical products from our home. I've been wanting to make wool dryer balls, and decided to do that today. I had some scratchy wool that I didn't want to use for something to wear, and thought this would  be a great use for them.

    Dryer balls remove wrinkles from the clothes, and separate the clothes, allowing more air to circulate, reducing drying time, plus, if you want to add a scent to your clothes, you can add a few drops of essential oils to the dryer balls, and that way, you are not adding any synthetic scents to the process.

    I have 5 of them felting in the washing machine right now, and I hope they turn out well. I'll update when they're done! Smile
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    Post by Jessica Flowers Sat Sep 21, 2013 9:46 pm

    I made some years ago with lion brand wool and they didn't felt very well. They fell apart in the dryer about a month later. Lol I need to fix them and start using them again. I think I might crochet some to try. What yarn are you using?
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    Post by Dawn Crow Shea Sat Sep 21, 2013 10:55 pm

    I have a bunch, but no dryer at the moment LoL

    Working on getting a gas line for our dryer then I'll get to use mine! Very Happy
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    Post by Jaime Rose Sun Sep 22, 2013 12:26 am

    Jessica Flowers wrote:I made some years ago with lion brand wool and they didn't felt very well. They fell apart in the dryer about a month later. Lol I need to fix them and start using them again. I think I might crochet some to try. What yarn are you using?
    I used some Italian wool (Lane Borgosia) that was given to me a few years ago, and Paton's Classic Wool. Make sure you're using wool that isn't supposed to go in the washing machine. I put them through 2 wash cycles, in with loads of laundry, and then put them in the dryer, to finish felting. I've been using them all afternoon in the dryer, and I'm in love. Clothes that are synthetic fibers are coming out with no static electricity! The clothes are coming out so soft, and I'm almost disappointed that all the laundry is done. Almost. Smile
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    Post by Jaime Rose Sun Sep 22, 2013 10:52 am

    Dawn Crow Shea wrote:I have a bunch, but no dryer at the moment LoL

    Working on getting a gas line for our dryer then I'll get to use mine! Very Happy
    I would be going crazy without my dryer. Hope you get yours back soon!

    Here is a photo of the ones I made yesterday:

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    Here is a close-up for a better view of the felting:

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