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Wedge Iron and Wonder Fuse Breakdown
You can always count on Clover to introduce a tool you didn’t know you needed. About a year ago, we introduced the Wonder Fuse to pair with our existing and very popular Wedge Iron. You can learn more about each tool here!
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Handmade and Handpicked Pom-Pom Hydrangeas
Maintain brilliantly colored Hydrangeas that you never have to water! Use our Pom Pom Makers, select hand-dyed fabrics that are complimentary to Hydrangeas, add stems and leaves and you’ll have a stunning bouquet.
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Amethyst Tassel Dream Catcher
You can use tassels to accessorize or you can make something completely new and different.
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Tool School Extra Credit: Hand Sewing Needles
By Shannon and Jason Mullett-Bowlsby Did you miss the hand sewing needles Tool School? Or maybe you just want more! Click below to watch some additional tips with our Hand Sewing Needles by the Shibaguyz.
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How to Throw a Pom Pom Party
By Tamara Kelly | Moogly Blog Did you know that the Craft Yarn Council has declared a worldwide Pom Pom Party?! They’re sharing lots of patterns and ideas, and I couldn’t resist the chance to join in! A pom pom party is a great quick theme idea – and a great way to use up your yarn stash too.
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Tool School: Rotary Cutters
By Steve Butler What is it? Everything we do in sewing starts with cutting larger pieces of fabric into smaller pieces of fabric before we can reassemble them into larger pieces of fabric fitting our creative design. Fashion, quilting, home decor and a whole host of accessories for all of them.
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Trendy Tunisian Pillow with Tassels
By Marlyn Rodriguez Its a Pom Pom Party but we invited tassels too. The more the merrier, right?
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Crocheted Mandala Pom Pom Baby Rug
Designed by Sheila Rolfer Grab your Amour Crochet Hook and chunky yarn to get started on your Mandala Pom Pom Baby Rug.
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CYC’s Pom Pom Party 2018
Have you noticed that pompoms and tassels of every size and color are in right now?
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Tool School: Hand Sewing Needles
By Steve Butler What is it? No tools are more basic to sewing than needles are. They existed even before thread and fabric as our ancient ancestors used pointed objects to perforate hides so they could be laced together with leather cords.