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Crochet Supplies Juneau AK

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Pagenkopf Ron & Donna
(907) 789-1989
10427 Fox Farm Trl
Juneau, AK
Art Matters
(907) 789-4370
8375 Old Dairy Rd
Juneau, AK
Alaska Art Glass
(907) 586-5777
231 S Franklin St
Juneau, AK
Joann Fabrics & Crafts
(907) 790-2670
8745 Glacier Hwy
Juneau, AK
Juneau Artists Gallery LTD
(907) 586-9891
175 S Franklin St
Juneau, AK
The Art Department
(907) 790-2787
9342 Glacier Hwy, Apt 74
Juneau, AK
Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft Store
(907) 790-2670
8745 Glacier Hwy
Juneau, AK
Beasleys Art Gallery
(907) 586-3988
8853 N Douglas Hwy
Juneau, AK
Canvas Community Art Studio & Gallery
(907) 586-1750
3100 Channel Dr
Juneau, AK
Art Department
(907) 790-2787
9342 Glacier Hwy Apt 74
Juneau, AK

Crochet Project Roll Tutorial

Crochet Project Roll Tutorial

Lara from thornberry ( and our board last fall) has a fat quarter project for you today: a Crochet Roll Tutorial. You can easily adapt this project for knitting needles, paintbrushes, crayons, etc. Make one for yourself and make a few for gifts too!

From Lara: I often have small crochet projects on the go that I transfer from handbag to handbag. This crochet project roll keeps all the bits and pieces that you need together.

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It fits four crochet hooks, a pair of snips or small scissors, a tape measure, safety pins (for row markers), a needlebook for yarn needles, a pen, and has room for a pattern if it’s folded into four. Since making it I’ve found that it wraps nicely around a ball of yarn or work in progress.

You will need:
  • two coordinating fat quarters
  • fusible wadding (eg Pellon) – 13” x 8”
  • 45” bias binding (purchased or you can make your own)
  • 26” ribbon, ric-rac or piping for pocket and flat trim (optional)
  • ribbon for closure
  • matching thread

    • I have used ¼ inch seams throughout, but this doesn’t have to be too precise.

    Cut the following:
      1. main fabric:
    • one rectangle 13” x 8” for the outside
    • one rectangle 13” x 4 ¼ “ for the pocket
    • one rectangle 12” x 3” for the flap
        • 2. contrast fabric:
      • one rectangle 13” x 8” for the inside lining
      • one rectangle 13” x 4 ¼ “ for the pocket lining
      • one rectangle 12” x 3” for the flap lining
          • 3. fusible wadding:
        • one rectangle 13” x 8”

        1. Fuse the wadding to the back of the main outer piece of fabric. Set aside.

        2. Prepare the flap. If you wish to use trim on the flap, apply it to the right side of the main fabric. Place the two flap pieces right sides together, and stitch around both short sides and one long side, leaving the other long side open. Trim corners, turn and press.

        3. Prepare the pocket. If you wish to use trim on the pocket, apply it to the right side of the main fabric. Place the two pocket pieces right sides together, and stitch around the long side that will be the top of the pocket. Turn and press.

        4. Placement of the pocket and flap: Place the lining piece down right side up, then place the flap piece on top of it with the raw edges together, centred on the top of the lining. Place the pocket piece centred on the bottom of the lining, with the raw edges lined up.

        5. You can stay-stitch along the top of the flap piece to keep it in place, but don’t stay-stitch the pocket piece at this stage.

        6. Flip up the top piece of the pocket, leaving the pocket lining in place. You can see the wrong side of the fabric. You are now going to mark stitching lines for the position of the pockets.

        7. You can vary the position of these lines to suit the size of the hooks that you like to use and to suit whatever else you want to put in the roll. I have marked mine in pencil at the following distances: 1 inch...

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