Filed Under (Crafts, Crochet, Knitting) by mickid5 on 13-03-2007
Qiviut (pronounced kiv-ee-ut) is the extremely fine underwool of muskox and is one of the finest and warmest fibers on earth. Qiviut is not easy to get hold of but muskox yarn is prized by many experienced knitters and spinners who appreciate its unique fiber properties such as fineness, warmth, softness and non-shrinkage.
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Learning a new craft can be more beneficial to your health than you may know or realize. There is just something about creating a work of art that both satisfy one’s heart and mind. Is it the peaceful tranquility of crocheting or knitting or could it be the shear creativity that goes into quilting or painting? If woodworking, candle making, or scrap booking is your thing how does your craft affect you?
Whichever craft is your favorite you most likely do it because you enjoy it. It’s fun, relaxing and a great way to unwind and relieve stress. It also helps that your project can add so much character to your home. And if you are anything like me you enjoy making things for other people as well.
So why not learn a craft if you haven’t yet or learn a new one. You just might find that it’s exactly what you are looking for.
Crafting comes in all shapes and sizes and depending on what you deem as art. For some it is Crocheting a beautiful Afghan or putting together a masterpiece like an heirloom Quilt. Still others enjoy Scrapbooking, Cross Stitching, Sewing or Painting. Whatever craft you enjoy this site is sure to help you find what you are looking for from information on your favorite hobby (or learning a new one) to where you can find supplies for your craft project. Have Fun!
Filed Under (Crafts, Knitting) by mickid5 on 19-02-2007
To be knitting. That, is one of the things which I cherish most. And it has such a long history, too. Most knitters begin with simpler pieces, such as a scarf, or one-color vest. Usually, they keep to a few well-liked patterns, or stitch types, and seldom venture very far from these.
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Filed Under (Crafts, Crochet, Knitting) by mickid5 on 19-02-2007
Using the right size knitting needles is important. Just ask the 24 million people who knit or crochet for a living - or as a hobby.
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