KnothingButCrafty
Location
Mebane, North Carolina, United States
Quick Blurb
Welcome to Knothing But Crafty, where all items are made to order with love and care!
Interests
Crocheting, Design, HGTV, Loom Knitting, Art, Photoshop, Handmade Things, Scrapbooking, Learning New Things, Cooking Veggie Dishes, Project Runway, Tomb Raider, Monopoly, Reading, Avatar The Last Airbender Series, Firefly, Underworld, Titanic
Skills and Techniques
Crocheting, Loom Knitting, Photoshop, Design, Painting, Photography
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Hello there,
I first learned to crochet about 7 years ago while visiting my grandmother's house, and since then I've continued to challenge myself to learn new techniques, designs and patterns. Each day I look to find something different to do by thinking of distinctive ways to make my own skills stand out in the sea of many crocheted items you would find at your local retail stores.
I find crocheting to be extremely relaxing and because of that, when I'm home, you'll normally find me with a needle and yarn ball in hand trying to make something new that I've never done before. I've often been teased by friends and roommates that, at my young age, I'd rather be messing around with a ball of yarn then going out for a night on the town. I find that I'm just happier at home working with yarn than out on the town-I guess that's partly due to the fact that I am a homebody-and, well, yarn is so much fun!
Crocheting is my favorite form of needle and yarn work but I do try and learn new forms such as working on a loom and knitting. I am pretty well versed with a loom but still find it difficult to work with knitting needles; as my grandma has said to me in the past (although I'm not sure if it's completely accurate, or a fish tale) "It's often easy to learn one and not the other" I know eventually, through my own determination, I'll learn to work with knitting needles as much as I have a crochet hook, but for now a loom and crochet hook often work best in my hands. So be on the lookout for new things I learn to make as I'm sure, once I get good enough at it, I'll have it on here to sell to you!
Thanks for checking out my shop!
I first learned to crochet about 7 years ago while visiting my grandmother's house, and since then I've continued to challenge myself to learn new techniques, designs and patterns. Each day I look to find something different to do by thinking of distinctive ways to make my own skills stand out in the sea of many crocheted items you would find at your local retail stores.
I find crocheting to be extremely relaxing and because of that, when I'm home, you'll normally find me with a needle and yarn ball in hand trying to make something new that I've never done before. I've often been teased by friends and roommates that, at my young age, I'd rather be messing around with a ball of yarn then going out for a night on the town. I find that I'm just happier at home working with yarn than out on the town-I guess that's partly due to the fact that I am a homebody-and, well, yarn is so much fun!
Crocheting is my favorite form of needle and yarn work but I do try and learn new forms such as working on a loom and knitting. I am pretty well versed with a loom but still find it difficult to work with knitting needles; as my grandma has said to me in the past (although I'm not sure if it's completely accurate, or a fish tale) "It's often easy to learn one and not the other" I know eventually, through my own determination, I'll learn to work with knitting needles as much as I have a crochet hook, but for now a loom and crochet hook often work best in my hands. So be on the lookout for new things I learn to make as I'm sure, once I get good enough at it, I'll have it on here to sell to you!
Thanks for checking out my shop!
