Are You Ready for a Yarn Crawl Adventure? We’re diving into the enchanting world of yarn crawl events, a trend that’s taking the crafting community by storm. Imagine a day filled with vibrant colors, the softest textures, and the soothing rhythm of your favorite pastime – crochet. Fellow yarn enthusiasts surround you as you explore…
Are you wondering, “What is a yarn crawl?” Wonder no longer. Yarn crawls are the ultimate delight for any knitting or crocheting enthusiast. They are sometimes marketed as a “yarn hop” instead of a crawl. Whether you’re new to this experience or looking to make the most of your next adventure, you’re in the right…
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Planning a crochet retreat with close friends or a large group of complete strangers can completely change your crocheting journey. Everyone needs time to unplug, re-fuel and recharge. Crochet lovers are no exception. Plan a successful (and profitable) crochet retreat using these easy tips. Whether you prefer a few hours in your home or a…
In Taos, New Mexico, Noreen Kompanik visited Susanna Starr, founder of Starr Interiors, for insights into the art and history of the Zapotec weavers. Crochet Getaway welcomes Noreen as a returning contributor. Magnificent Taos, New Mexico, is known as a mecca for artists and visionaries. From native pottery created from the earth’s elements to eclectic,…
We welcome the return of Deborah S. Greenhut as a contributor for Crochet Getaway! She visited the Hudson Valley Sheep to Shawl Festival and provided insight into this exciting rural New York annual event. On a late April day, when the spring season finally intruded on our long winter, I headed north to Sleepy Hollow,…
As November cools the air, southern Mississippi transitions into a season for fall festivals. The air is tinged with a palpable sense of excitement, and if you want a unique fall festival, look no further than the tranquil community of Stringer. There, you will find A Stroka Gene Us, an alpaca farm that has emerged…
Step through the gates of the Parisian Courtyard Inn, and you’ll step into another time—where New Orleans moves a little slower and every detail feels steeped in story. Nestled in the Garden District, this historic gem dates back to 1846, when Rufus McIlhenny of the legendary Tabasco family built what would become one of the…
Live like Mark Twain for a few hours during a river cruise with the Steamboat Natchez in New Orleans, Louisiana. Early March brought a chilly breeze, but I enjoyed an educational river cruise learning about the 300 years of port city history. The “Muddy Mississippi” has been integral to the development of New Orleans because…