SMVG
houston, texasmember
Member Since: 04/09/2008

Mossy Green and Brown - Small shoulder bag/purse
tamk | November 21st, 2009
Ear wear by Evidence
sanfjones | November 20th, 2009
Crochet Wire Beaded Bracelet with removable Christmas Tree charm
CBakerDesigns | November 20th, 2009
How to make a single crochet wire beaded bracelet PDF
CBakerDesigns | November 20th, 2009



Re: How to Make a Nuno Felt Corsage to Celebrate the Good Times
Needed to finish my thought....ALWAYS in great taste!
posted: 6:03 pm on May 14thRe: How to Make a Nuno Felt Corsage to Celebrate the Good Times
Can't wait to try it! You not only have great ideas but they are ALWAYS
posted: 6:02 pm on May 14thRe: How to Create an Easy Double-Weave Spring Vase
I LOVE THIS! I made one for my Mother and another for my Mother-in-law for Mother's Day. I was the favored daughter in their eyes!!!!!
posted: 6:01 pm on May 14thThanks Tina
Re: How to Knit a Cool and Breezy Button Curtain
I used this idea to make a curtain for a baby's room. I added some small bunny rabbit buttons and it was adorable! Thanks for the great ideas.
posted: 3:20 pm on April 18thRe: Birdbrained Yarn Crafts: Simple Nest-Building Projects for Your Feathered Friends
Great idea, I am not sure I could put one in my yard. The squirrels would have a field day!
posted: 9:31 am on March 7thRe: Knitting with Buttons: A New Take on the Easter Bonnet
Tina,
posted: 9:28 am on March 7thWhat a cute idea. I am knitting one for my granddaughter! She is only 6 months old and lives in a cold climate. So sporting a knit Easter bonnet will will not only be adorable but functional.
Thanks for another super idea.
Re: Airline Travel Info for Knitters
Tina,
posted: 11:44 am on February 21stI am traveling overseas and based upon the uncertainty I will mail my stuff ahead of time. Thanks for bringing this up.
Re: Knit a Mutt Mitt: Dog Washing Made Easy
Wow, what a great idea. You could sell these on TV just like the snugli! I have been using mine to clean those hard to reach areas when I sometimes scrape the outside of my hand reaching down in tight spaces.
posted: 11:41 am on February 21stRe: Craft for Cats: Two Yarn-Scrap Toys for Your Feline Friends
Tina,
posted: 11:38 am on February 21stI made the balls and the cat loved them but she especially enjoyed the mouse when I insert a bell into the belly with the catnip. She went wild. Tina, thanks for another fun and useful tip.
Re: Town and County Knitting in England: A Trip to Two Very Different Yarn Stores
I've never been to London but it was fun learning about these shops from you. Maybe some day I will go too!
posted: 4:57 pm on January 30thRe: Weave New Life into an Old Sweater with a Simple Ribbon Accent
Tina,
posted: 4:54 pm on January 30thAnother winner. I showed this to my daughter and we remodeled two sweaters on a wintery afternoon. Lots of girl talk and hot chocolate. Great way to dress up a wardrobe without breaking the bank.
Re: Yarn Mining: How to Convert an Old Sweater into a Warming Neck Gator
Hi Tina,
posted: 4:52 pm on January 30thWhat a great idea! My church knits for the troops and this is a perfect addition to our mission. You are great. I love your ideas and I love reading your stories. Keep the good ideas coming.
Thanks
Re: Ease into the New Year: How to Make a Simply Sophisticated Spa-Style Washcloth
Tina,
posted: 11:13 am on January 10thI love your blog!!! These washcloths are fabulous. The linen yarn provides just the right texture to get off stubborn make-up. Thanks so much for another project that I can enjoy and is useful. P.S. My friends loves them too.
Re: Dare to Make It Knit-Along: An Easy Little Cardi
Tina,
posted: 2:16 pm on November 30thI, like Jennifer am a novice at knitting but you make it so.... easy to get started. I love the style and the color choices. I always enjoy your postings. Keep them coming.
Re: Prayer Shawls for Every Occasion
Tina,
posted: 12:38 pm on November 22ndThanks for featuring Michael's shawl. I hope this encourages more men to take up knitting. I love to see the creative side of our men friends who enjoy the craft.
SMV
Re: How to Knit an Easy Holiday Ornament Adornment
Tina,
posted: 12:14 pm on November 15thYou've shared another winning project! I can picture a tree adorned with many of these treasures. P.S. The sugar plums looked delicious!
Thanks
Re: Hey, Punkin Head, Here's a Hat for You!
Tina,
posted: 12:03 pm on November 3rdThis hat is so perfect for Halloween fun! I appreciated your suggestions for yarn alternatives.
SMG
Re: In Living Color: Brandon Mably's Multi-Hued Brain
Hi Tina,
posted: 10:08 am on October 31stAnother great story and valuable knitting tips. I LOVE READING your blog! Always entertaing and informative.
Re: Scarfittens: Dual-Purpose Cold-Weather Gear
Tina,
posted: 10:45 am on September 3rdYOU ARE A HOOT! Although I may not make this item I loved reading about it. The picture was a fun bonus. I am going to pass this design along to a friend who sits in the cold stands at sporting events and attempts to do some knitting during half-time or time outs. She will love it!
Re: How to Make a Custom-Knitted Button and Win the Style Game
Tina,
posted: 10:42 am on September 3rdThis solved my latest knitting crisis. The custom knitted button was the perfect compliment to a sweater I made for my husband. Your tips on how to keep the metal from peeking through was a very helpful timesaver. Tina, you're the greatest! I love to read your articles. Keep it coming.
Re: Bargain Yarn Shopping – Build Your Stash for Less
Good tips. I like EBay as well but it is easy to go overboard on supplies.
posted: 12:04 pm on April 9thRe: Luxury Large Button Wrap
I LOVE this blog! Reading Tina's articles and tips is like talking to your next door neighbor about knitting. Keep it coming. I can't wait for the next article.
posted: 10:39 am on April 9thSMVG