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Here you'll find various links to resources, my other sites and stores, helpful YouTube videos I've found, and other things I found helpful or interesting.

 Crochet-related resources:

Rose's Rows YouTube channel
  • My YouTube channel where you'll find all of my posted videos in one convenient place!
  • A great site for making crochet graphs, and it accommodates other crafts too, like knitting and cross-stitch. Downloads are paywalled, but you can still save the charts you create to the site under your own account for free.
Ravelry.com
  • My favorite resource for free and paid crochet patterns! My own are crossposted here as well.
AllFreeCrochet.com
  • Another resource for patterns, all free. My only issue is with their ads being a little obtrusive, but they've been better about that recently.
Other stuff:

My Cafepress store
  • Here you'll find thousands of products made with my own artwork. Purchases help me pay the bills, so take a look and see if anything strikes your fancy. I recommend my Photography category!

Check back soon for updates and additional links!

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Free Crochet Pattern - Thick 'n Quick Fingerless Gloves

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With winter approaching quickly, what better pattern for my first post but this! These quick and easy bulky fingerless gloves with optional thumbs and mitten tips provide the warmth of a mitten, while having the option to keep your fingers free when you need them! My husband loves them. This particular pattern is made for wrist size 8-9" around, but if worsted weight yarn is used instead they may fit smaller hands (untested; feel free to leave a comment how it turned out if you try it!). They use only variations of half-double and single crochet stitches, and I have provided a list of terminology used at the beginning of the pattern. Enjoy! Difficulty: Easy to intermediate Materials: Bulky (5) yarn Size J (6.0mm) hook, or hook to match gauge Stitch markers Yarn needle (2) 1" buttons Gauge: Approx. 9 sts/9 rows per 4" in hdc Finished Size: Fits wrist circumference of  8-9" Terminology: blhdc - back loop half-double crochet...
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Website Review - The magic of StitchFiddle

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Today's post combines two of my passions - music and crochet. I am a trained operatic soprano, and although I don't do it for a living, I do sing with my local chorale. I couldn't find a good treble clef crochet chart for a scarf I'm considering making, so I utilized my favorite chart-making site StitchFiddle.com and a free vector image of a treble clef found on Google Search to make my own! I love the versatility of StitchFiddle - you can not only make crochet charts but also knitting and needlepoint, with multiple different types of each (for example, corner-to-corner aka C2C or filet crochet). You can either start by uploading your own image - which StitchFiddle will use in conjunction with settings like number of colors, pixels/squares, and gauge to generate you a chart - or you can start with a blank canvas and hand-edit each pixel. I did the latter with my clef because I wanted to fit it into a space 35 pixels high and the uploaded image lost too much detail in ...
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