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cottonclouds.com

Warm Welcome Hot Pads Bring handmade warmth to your holiday table with these Warm Welcome Hot Pads. Woven with 100% cotton Aurora Earth Yarn and Egyptian Cotton Cord, these hot pads combine beauty and durability for everyday use and special gatherings alike. Their thick, sturdy texture provides reliable protection while adding a touch of cozy charm to your kitchen. Whether you’re serving a festive feast or a simple family meal, these handwoven accents make every moment feel a little more special. Designed for both rigid heddle and 4-shaft looms, this project is as enjoyable to weave as it is to use. Create a set for your home — or make multiple sets as thoughtful presents that add a handmade touch to any home! Available in two cheerful multicolored kits or make four hot pads all in one color. Our Warm Welcome Hot Pad Kits let you bring your favorite colors of the season to your loom. Holiday Bazaar adds a playful twist with crystal rose, slate green, Espresso, and sungold, a vibrant mix that feels joyful and full of creative energy. Festive Forest combines teal, mulberry, mustard, and chartreuse, for a rich, cozy palette inspired by winter gatherings and glowing lights. Solid Colors lets you weave all 4 hot pads in one color. Each palette is irresistible in its own way, and together they’ll fill your home with colorful handmade cheer. Order the kit to make a set of four multi colors or a set of four in all one color. Read more about this project on the Blog! Warm Welcome Hot Pads: The Beauty of Rep Weave – Cotton Clouds Inc. Skill Level: beginner Weave structure: plain weave Yarns: Aurora Earth 8/2 Cottons and 100% Egyptian Braided Cotton Cord. Equipment needed: Rigid heddle or 4-shaft loom; 12.6" weaving width; 10 dent reed; 2 shuttles. Finished size: four large hot pads 10¼” wide x 11¾” long hemmed. Instructions: You will receive a PDF pattern download by email. Designed by Jessica Ybarra for rigid heddle weaving and Jodi Ybarra for 4-shaft weaving

lovecrafts.com

shop craft supplies, yarn and free patterns at lovecrafts, the home of makefulness. knitting, crochet, embroidery, sewing, quilting and tons of inspiration.

hobbii.com

Online shop packed with cheap yarns, great knitting and crochet accessories, free knitting patterns, crochet books, knitting books and much more. Have a look ☺

therainshed.com

outdoor fabrics and supplies ranging from polartec fleece, cordura, insulation, sun protective, water resistant, coated and uncoated fabrics and more, along with buckles, webbing, cording, notions and ykk zippers and parts for your sewing project or repai

sarahmaker.com

Sarah Maker blog features hundreds of easy crochet and knitting patterns, expert tutorials, DIY craft projects, and free patterns.

garncafe.dk

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loopara.com

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crystalsandcrochet.com

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ilikecrochet.com

How to Allow or Block Browser Push Notifications Google Chrome By default, Chrome alerts you whenever a website, app, or extension wants to send you notifications. You can change this setting at any time. Note: If you’re browsing in Incognito mode, you won’t get notifications. On your computer, open Chrome. At the top right, click More   Settings. At the bottom, click Advanced. Under 'Privacy and security,' click Content settings. Click Notifications. Choose to block or allow notifications: Block all: Turn off Ask before sending. Block a site: Next to 'Block,' click Add. Enter the site and click Add. Allow a site: Next to 'Allow,' click Add. Enter the site and click Add.

carts.ravelry.com

ravelry is a community site, an organizational tool, and a yarn & pattern database for knitters and crocheters.