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Designed especially for small projects by Dawn at Twice Sheared Sheep, this Trinity project bag in the Bouquet pattern is ONLY found in this Mother’s Day box.
This sturdy cotton project bag can stand on it’s own, making it the perfect traveling companion. Place it on the floor and let it act as a yarn bowl, keeping your working yarn contained.
The main pouch can easily hold 2-3 balls of yarn + pattern and a small exterior zippered pocket keeps all your tools and accessories close at hand.
The vegan leather bottom keeps things clean and the wrist strap lets you take your project anywhere.
I mean, someone had to say it!
Creating something with sticks and string is absolute magic and YOU my friend are a wizard.
Whether you prefer tea, cocoa, or wine with your yarn time, we’ve got the perfect accessory to your coffee table.
12 oz tall sipping mug for your favorite cozy beverage.
Top rack dishwasher safe
We are THRILLED to include this gorgeous skein of hand dyed yarn for you.
Hand dyed by the amazing Tara of The Sheepyshire, this skein is dyed in one of their most popular colorways “Surprise Party” and on their most popular staple sock base.
The versatile fingering weight yarn is perfect for summer knitting! Try out a pair of socks, a scarf or a small shawl.
Yarn stats:
460 Yards
Fingering Weight
75% Superwash wool, 25% Nylon
Hand wash recommended
Multiplicity Shawl – Esther Chandler
Wild Wheat Shawl – Johanna Lindahl
Fortune’s Shawlette – Tamara Kelly
Party Punch Shawl – Toni Lipsey
Little Fictions Shawl – Carmen Heffernan
Ultimate Crochet Socks – Dorothy Hardy
Herringbone Socks – Ashlea Konecny
Ashton Shawlette – Dee O’Keefe
Nurmilintu Shawlette – Heidi Alander
Close To You Shawlette – Justyna Lorkowska
Silver Bias Lace Scarf – Alyssa of Undeniable Glitter
Hermione’s Every Day Socks – Erica Lueder
Business Casual Socks – Tanis Lavallee
This handy storage tin featuring an original watercolor painting by Dawn Prickett and can be found EXCLUSIVELY in the Mother’s Day box.
These large slider tins are the perfect solution to keep all your little bits and pieces safely contained.
Use it to store your stitch markers, row counters, darning needles, or even small scissors and tuck in the accessory pocket of your project bag.
There’s a difference between tools that just get the job done and ones that truly make your craft a joy.
This happy alpaca measuring tape is one of them.
Made from vegan leather and printed with one of our most popular watercolor designs, you’ll not only know where you’re at in your project, but have a friend wherever you go.
Whether you prefer a hook or needles, these stitch markers will work for whatever you need.
The flowers feature our unique melody clip design that is both beautiful and functional. They are light weight and easy to use one handed with their unique tension clip design.
Place them on your needles for a removable option (like when using lifelines).
Or clip them onto any stitch anywhere on your work.
And finally, we have our indispensable chain row counter – the one tool I absolutely can’t live without.
Unlike clicker counters, this handy little chain sits on your project like a a stitch marker, making it nearly impossible to lose, and since you MUST move it from needle to needle each round, it means you can’t accidentally forget to advance your counter!
Replace any regular stitch marker with your new counter and instantly keep track of rows, pattern repeats, or any pattern element that you tend to forget.
Size Small –
For Needles up to US 4 (3.5mm)
For Hooks up to US E (3.5mm)
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Simply place it on your needles between 2 stitches like any other stitch marker.
Each time you come to it and need to slip it from one needle to the other, just move it to the next loop in the chain to count that row.
When you have completed the chain, move the attached melody clip to the next loop in the chain to mark that 10 rows have been completed.
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Place the counter on your hook on the first loop.
Crochet as normal until you reach the end of your row or round. Remove the hook from the work and replace it on the next loop in the chain.
OR
Use one of the clip stitch markers to attach your chain counter to your crochet project and mark your beginning of round. Every time you crochet back around to the counter, move it to the next loop in the chain.