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The Crochet Dude, otherwise known as Drew Emborsky, learned to crochet at age five. After studying fine art in college and doing the "starving artist" thing for years, he began crocheting for charity. During this time with the charity group, he became known as "The Crochet Dude", which then led to the launch of his wildly popular blog, www.thecrochetdude.com. Since then, Drew has published numerous patterns in magazines and compilation books, and his own full-length books, has appeared as a guest on various TV programs, and is currently the crochet expert on the hit PBS show "Knit and Crochet Today." Drew lives in Houston, Texas, with his cats Chandler and Cleocatra.
The Crochet Dude has been featured in national publications including BUST Magazine, Interweave Crochet, Knit.1, and Crochet Today!, as well as international newspapers like The Sunday Telegraph (in London).
He co-authored "Men Who Knit and the Dogs Who Love Them" and his latest book of crocheted men's clothing designs is titled "The Crochet Dude's Designs for Guys: 30 Projects Men Will Love" (Lark Books-2008).
Drew provides design support to: Tilli Tomas Luxury Yarns Caron International Lion Brand Coats & Clark South West Trading Co. Conjoined Creations
And he has been published in these magazines: Crochet Today! Crochet! Interweave Crochet Knit & Style
Perhaps you've caught him on these television shows: Uncommon Threads (HGTV-DIY) Knitty Gritty (HGTV-DIY) Needlearts Studio with Shay Pendray (PBS) Paint, Paper, & Crafts (PBS)
Breaking News! Drew, The Crochet Dude has been cast as a regular on the hit show Knit & Crochet Today as the "crochet expert"; watch for him in seasons 3 & 4 now on PBS!
About the Author
Do you want to learn more about how I do it? Get more information here: How To String Beads
You can also find everything you need for beading projects. Click here: Bead Supplies
Susan Thompson writes full time in the crafting industry and loves stringing beads.
crocheters, is Carron brand Acrylic yarn okay for baby blankets?
My sister left a lot of yarn from when she lived here. I used the lion brand pound of love to make a blanket with the pattern on it and it came out good. Now I want to make another with this carron brand yarn she left; it is acrylic but it does not say baby. However, I know the yarn store once told me to buy this sports weight yarn that was not baby yarn for another blanket I made and it came out great!
Yeah - acrylic is hypoallergenic, so it;s okay for babies. Caron usually isn't too scratchy, but it's kind of cheap, so it won't last forever. Baby and sport just means that the yarn is thinner. You probably have worsted weight, and that just means that the yarn is thick - 4 strands. It's fine for baby - it's just not light and the finished product will look "fat."
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Lion Brand Yarn Nature's Choice Organic Cotton Go ahead and stitch Green or any of the other luscious shades in which Natureâs Choice Organic Cotton is available. The dyes used to create the wonderful color pallet meet the Global Organic Textile Standards established by the Institute of Marketecology. Grown and spun without the use of pesticides, herbicides or other agrochemicals, the cotton used for Natureâs Choice creates a soft... |
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Lion Brand Yarn Recycled Cotton Knit or crochet the ultimate feel-good project. Cool and comfy, this eco-friendly yarn, spun from soft, pre-consumer recycled cotton is perfect for everything from summer sweaters and airy blankets to practical pieces like market bags and washcloths. Made from cotton clippings obtained during the manufacture of T-shirts, Lion Brand Recycled Cotton yarn reduces waste and conserves resources. Cot... |
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Lion Brand Yarn 790-329 Homespun Painterly Color 6-Ounce/185-Yard Skein of Yarn, Waterfall $3.93 Homespun Yarn is soft, silky, and beautiful! A uniquely textured yarn that works up quickly and easily. From shawls to sweaters to throws, this yard can not be beat for softness and sheer touch-ability. Weight category: 5. 6oz/170g (185yd/169m), 98% Acrylic/2% Polyester. Gauge: knit: 14 stitches x 20 rows = 4in(10cm) on size 10 (6mm) needles, crochet: 10sc x 10 rows = 4in.(10cm) with size K10.5 (6... |
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