Crocheted Heart Scarf by Ann

Love twine?  Love to crochet?  Here's a perfect project for you! 

As a special Valentine's treat, today we are featuring a crocheted heart scarf from Ann Molvik using Solid Maraschino Twinery Twine.  

This project takes about 150 yards, just a little over 1/2 spool of Twine.  Here's the pattern that Ann used:  http://blog.craftzine.com/archive/2012/02/project_crochet_heart_scarf.html

You can make this scarf in red or any color.  It's a perfect way to say "I love you" any time of year!

Here's the Maraschino Red Solid Twine Ann used on her scarf but you could also use the red/white Maraschino if you like!

Or how about using Pink Sorbet?  Super fun!

You could even create this scarf in school colors!  Wouldn't that be fun!

Hope you have a day filled with love, hugs flowers and chocolate!

Crocheted Twine Bracelet by Ann

Looking for a fun project to make with your kids or grandkids?  Here's a perfect way to teach them how to crochet with a project they will love.

Begin with their favorite color.  Ann Molvik, our knitting and crocheting expert, created this project for her darling daughter who chose purple as her preferred color.  What a surprise...a girl who loves the color purple! :)  This twine is called Lilac and each spool has 240 yards so you will have plenty of twine to crochet multiple bracelets.

Ann then crocheted the little flowers and put them all together to create this fun and fabulous bracelet.  What little girl would not love to receive this?

Ann's daughter wears her bracelet all the time.  And all her friends want one too!  It would be a great gift for any little girl.  

Thanks for joining us today.  Hope you are enjoying our posts using twine in knitting and crocheting projects.  If you don't already knit or crochet, perhaps it's time to give it a try!

Crocheted Polka Dot Bib by Ann

Today I'm sharing with you a simple polka dot bib created with twine by Ann Molvik.  It's a perfect, practical gift for a new baby.  This project was featured on the Knit & Crochet Today show.  

This adorable bib is easy, fun and fast to crochet.  Ann's son Nathanial is her model!  The twine used is very durable and will hold up to repeated washings.  The bib is a great size, really keeping baby covered! 

The bib requires 150 yeards of the main color (Shore Baby Blue) and about 50 yards of the contrasting color, (Buttercream), depending on the size of the polka dot.  

     

 

And HERE is the pattern Ann used to create this bib.  Too, too cute!

Have you tried crocheting with twine yet?  We'd love to see your creations.  Just post them on our Flickr and you might see yourself featured on our Facebook. 

Crocheted TUBE Cover by Amy

Many of our friends and fans are multi-talented crafters.  When recently asked, lots of our Facebook followers revealed that they are life-long knitters or crocheters.  So when we asked our Design Team members if any of them would like to do a project with SRM's TUBES showing how they are great for storage, Amy Crockett jumped at the chance to play!  

Amy took one of her 7" TUBES.

She crocheted a darling cozy for her TUBE and topped it with a crocheted flower.  How fun!

Then she loaded her crochet hooks inside and tucked the TUBE info her knitting bag!  She loves how convenient the TUBES are for organization.  

What would you organize with TUBES?  The possibilities are endless!