Crochet Pattern - How to Crochet Apple Tawashi Dishcloth

Another super cute crochet pattern from Salihan!

Apple Tawashi Dishcloth Pattern at Salihan Crafts
"This apple dishcloth is crocheted using acrylic yarn which gives it extra scrubbing power. It also dries a lot quicker than cotton yarn. One side is red or green and the other is white, just like the inside and outside of an apple. The two sides are crocheted together leaving you with a thick, cushy dishcloth..." Read more

Tutorial - How to Make Knitted I-Cord Coasters

So cute! I'd say the possibilities are endless!

Knitted I-Cord Coasters Tutorial at Salihan Crafts
"What do you do with small amounts of yarn, fabric and other scrap craft materials that you have lying around? Turn them into fun shapes and use them as coasters! Dig out your stash yarn and start knitting relaxing I-cords. It’s so easy that any beginner knitter can make one..." Read more

Crochet Pattern - Flower Refrigerator Magnet or Brooch

Very cute and fun to make, I'm sure!

Crochet Flower Fridgies at Salihan Crafts
"These cute crochet flowers are from my Missy Strawberry pattern but I would like to share them with you as a free pattern. I’ve turned them into fridge magnets and a brooch. It’s so simple and quick that you could whip them up for last minute thank you gifts for teachers or the party hostess..." Read more

Tutorial - How to Embroider a Smile on Amigurumi

I've embroidered faces on crocheted items a few times and wondered how to do it better. This method is brilliant! Why didn't I think of it? :)

Embroider a Smile on Amigurumi Tutorial at Salihan Crafts
"Suki twittered me and asked me to share any hints that I may have to embroider a face on crochet toys (also called amigurumi). I am more than happy to help, of course..." Read more

Tutorial - How to Block a Knitted Scarf

This is such an important step to finish up a knit or crochet item, one that many of us too often skip. The before and after photos in this tutorial really prove the point that we should finish it up properly.

Block a Knit Scarf Tutorial at Salihan Crafts
"There are many ways to block knitting depending on the item you’re blocking and what yarn you use. The most common ways are misting, steaming and wet blocking..." Read more

Crochet Pattern - Pear Dishcloth

Adorable, isn't he?

Pear Dishcloth Pattern at Salihan Crafts
"A tawashi is a Japanese traditional scrubbing brush. But there is nothing traditional about my crocheted Pear Tawashi! This scrubber is crocheted with acrylic yarn and dries a lot quicker than the cotton knitted ones..." Read more

Tutorial - How to Re-use a Bath Puff

She's so clever! Not one, but TWO great ideas!

Re-use a Bath Puff Tutorial at Salihan Crafts
"My bath puff always comes loose after a few weeks and I just end up buying a new one. It seems such a waste. There must be ways to reuse or recycle the bath puff..." Read more

Tutorial - How to Make a Neck Cooler

What a fabulous gift! (Isn't that fabric adorable?)

DIY Neck Cooler Tutorial at All by Salihan Crafts
"I’ve made another handmade gift for my grandmother. Well, two actually. She is in her 80s now and the hot, humid, tropical weather of Singapore is really getting to her. (Climate change I tell ya!) I got the idea of the skinny neck cooler from a visit to a pharmacy..." Read more

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