Happy National Sewing Month!  It’s Rumer (@rumer_has_it on IG) back with a sewing machine cover project. The sewing machine I use is probably over 15 years old (give or take a few years), and the manufacturer’s cover is breaking at one of the seams a little…. I figured it’s finally time to replace it with a self-made version, so why not make it look cute and colorful while I’m at it? 🙂 I found the perfect hand-quilted squares to upcycle into this cover for my sewing machine, so let’s get started…

Greetings crochet enthusiasts! Julie here from Hands of Zeal (@handsofzeal on IG). I’m thrilled to introduce my latest creation: a fabulous t-shirt yarn zipper pouch that seamlessly blends style and functionality. Crafted with love and precision, this innovative design marries the art of crochet with the versatility of upcycled materials. The result? A CHIC + ECO-FRIENDLY accessory that promises to be your new favorite companion for carrying essentials. Whether you’re on-the-go or simply looking to add a touch of handmade charm to your ensemble, this pouch is sure to make…

Hello! My name is Duana from ‘Duana Studio’ (@duana_m_chandler on IG)! I am normally huge on sewing, but decided that with the weather getting cooler, it’s time to bring out the yarn. Crocheting your own accessories can be a wonderfully creative and fulfilling hobby. And one of the most versatile and fashionable items you can make is a crossbody bag! I love crossbody bags because I can carry small things in it, whether it be my AirPods, chapstick, etc. It’s perfect for a quick run to the store or going…

Shannon & Jason are back at it to tell you about their TOP 10 MUST-HAVE Clover products right now! It’s that time again where we take a look at the top Clover tools in our studio, and believe us, we use a LOT of different tools. But how many of these tools actually do the job they claim to do? How many of them are just taking up valuable space in our studio (I’m looking at you Potholder Loom…)? We’ve put together our list of the Top 10 Clover tools…

Hi everyone, my name is Krista Ann (@explorewithknitsy on IG), and I’m excited to be back writing for Clover’s blog! No matter where in the world you travel to, I recommend that you always make it a point to try the local chocolate. Every country has their own flavor of this delicious cocoa treat! It is never advisable to eat chocolate while knitting, but if you are using a beautiful chocolatey brown colorway, you can probably get away with sneaking in a few bites! In celebration of International Chocolate Day,…

INSPIRATION: There’s something incredibly special about taking an old, forgotten piece and giving it a fresh lease on life through crochet. The magic of upcycling is whispering new stories into fabric that’s seen its fair share of adventures. What makes this project even more enchanting is the belief that we can infuse our creations with intention, just like practicing Reiki. With each stitch, we’re weaving a little bit of magic and personal energy into our work, making it a unique and heartfelt piece. I’m the Crochet Faerie, and I look…

Hello! It’s Jennifer Ryan, the designer and blogger behind Celtic Knot Crochet. I am excited to be sharing the Butterfly Necklace project here on the Clover blog! I love butterflies and think they are so beautiful. I love to incorporate butterflies into my crochet projects and thought this one would make a great necklace since it uses basic crochet stitches and a small amount of cotton crochet thread. Let’s get started! Supplies: Cotton Crochet Thread – Size 3 – 1 ball 2.75 mm hook by Clover Tapestry needle Fabric Stiffener…

Molly here from @louloopsco on IG! 🙂 Crochet food items just put a smile on my face. With it being Labor Day weekend, I think of BBQs, and when I think of BBQs, I think corn on the cob! This pattern is extra fun because it is worked as 2 different pieces: the husk and the corn cob. The corn can go in and out of the husk! This is the first of many different foods I’m gonna be creating in this food series, so let’s get started!   MATERIALS:…

Hey everyone! Shannon & Jason here, from @embracethecreativechaos on IG! Picture it: you’re at your local guild meeting, and one of your stitching friends is extolling the benefits of using a bowl of those candy-coated chocolate candies to count their rows and to keep track of their increases, decreases, and pattern repeats. Work a row, eat a candy. Crochet, knitting, and crunchy chocolate candies…perfection! But let’s be honest here –counting with a bowl of chocolates is like enlisting a mischievous squirrel who is just as likely to eat the evidence…