Crochet on a Budget
Brenda K.B. AndersonDescription
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Resources Mentioned in the Video
Crochet Techniques & Tutorials
• Using Your Stash: Article
• How Much Yarn Do I Have Left? Video
• No-Sew Crochet Zipper Pouch: Video Tutorial
• Freestyle Beanie: Video Tutorial
Yarn Scraps & Stash Busting
• Merry and Bright Scarf: Video Tutorial
• Floral Crossbody Bag: Video Tutorial
• Gallery Throw Crochet Along: Video Tutorials
• Bonita Bag: Video Tutorials
• We love our Grannies!: Free PDF Pattern
Stripes, Colorwork & Fun Projects
• Bijou Headband: Video Tutorial
• All That Zippered Pouch: Video Tutorial
• An experiment in color – Make a Scrappy Scarf: Article
Techniques for Yarn Management
• Make your own yarn ball from scraps – Russian join: Video
• Magic yarn ball with Russian join: Article
• Spit Splice: TikTok Video
Dyeing & Yarn Substitutions
• Kool-Aid dyeing tutorial: Article
• Yarn Substitutions: YarnSub
Yarn Sourcing & Shopping
• Karma yarn swap: Ravelry group
• Will work for yarn: Ravelry group
Thrifted Yarn Tips
• Using thrifted yarn: Article
• Old Mill Yarns: Source for Discount Yarn and Mill End Yarns
Additional Tutorials & Classes
• Brenda’s sock class: Class
• Creative Crochet Corner free patterns: Free PDF Pattern Hub
• Bewitched Beanie (Exclusive for Gold Members): Video Tutorial
• Make yarn from Plastic bags: Video Tutorial
• Embellished Crochet: Class
Crochet Tools & Supplies
• WeCrochet Dots Crochet Hook Set
• Clover Amour Hooks
• DIY Ergonomic Crochet Hook
Deborah again, I would definitely like to learn how to make T-shirt yarn. I recently taught my crochet group I started at church how to make Plarn and we made sleeping mats for the homeless.
Also if you have clippings left save them if they are 100% cotton and put them out for our feathered friends to line their nests with. But only 100% cotton as acriylics are not warming and can hold moisture more than cotton. At least that is what I have seen on blogs.