https://www.free-crochet.com/blog/
The Free-Crochet.com blog includes instructions for How to Crochet the Magic Loop or Magic Circle
It also includes these below and many older postings [very helpful]:
My name is Marilyn [Ameigh] Moore and I am retired. Crocheting has been a hobby of mine for 60 years or more. My grandmother taught me crocheting and knitting as well as sewing in my youth. She loved them too.
Marilyn {Ameigh} Moore 2014
I live in New York State in the USA. We have Winter with snow here and it is nice to sit with a cup of hot coffee looking out at it and crochet. In Summer I love to sit in the shade outside and crochet. We are in a rural area so we have birds churping away most of the time and lots of trees, shrubs, and hillsides to enjoy.
Ameigh’s Crochet-Knit Nook was created to offer home-made items for babies and toddlers to wear. Baby and Toddler clothes are often so cute and they are fun to create. Each baby or toddler item is unique in some way or another – maybe a color combination, applica, stitch pattern, color placement, or design customization.
When making baby or toddler clothes, I ended up with a lot of left over bits ad pieces of yarn and emblishments, so I started making doll clothes, soft toys, and finger puppets. They turned out to be a lot of fun.
In 2018, I started doing Knit Loom as I wanted a knitted look without knitting. So far have made hats and scarfs and downloaded a lot of patterns, instructions, and ideas. So far have the round looms [all sizes] in bulky and fine as well as the sock loom and some double looms. Sometime this year I’ll try a afghan double loom and make an afghan. So….. as it sounds, I am a beginner knit loomer. It is lots of fun.
My other sites are Ameigh’s Christian Blog and Ameigh’s Baby & Toddler Clothes and Accessories Blog. You are welcome to check them out.
When you order an item or set from this site, left over yarn is used [in addition to specific yarn purchases] for charity items being made for donation. So when you order an item or set, you are donating to charity as well as paying for the cost of materials used in the actual item.
If you wish to have an item made for donation, use the order form to request the item you select from the menu of items, arrange for payment and designate a charity to which to have it sent.
You can select one listed on the CharityInfo page or designate one of your own. If you designate one of your own, list the name and address to which it will be sent. The cost of the item plus shipping and handling will be included in your payment.
Yarn weights used:
Yarns weights NOT used:
For those of you using PDF files for selling Craft, Knitting, or Crochet patterns:
Please DO NOT disable comments.
It is helpful for the user of the pattern to be able to make a comment on your pattern for their own use as a reminder for the next time they use the pattern. A comment can be used to clarify a row, sizing, hook used, etc.
I paid for the pattern and should be able to make a comment on my own copy on my own computer system.
Yarn Weights & Categories:
0 = Lace [fingering 10 count crochet thread or light fingering yarn or cobweb weight] — Steel hook 6, 7, 8 or B-1 hook
1 = Super Fine [sock, fingering baby yarn] — B-1 to E-4 hook
2 = Fine [sport, baby yarn] — E-4 to 7hook
3 = Light [DK {double knit}, light worsted yarn] — 7 to I-9 hook
4 = Medium [worsted, afghan, aran yarn] — I-9 to K-10 1/2 hook
5 = Bulk [chunky, craft, rug yarn] — K-10 1/2 to M-13 hook
6 = Super Bulky [super bulky, roving yarn] — M-13 to Q hook
7 = Jumbo [jumbo, roving yarn] — Q and larger
Speciality Yarns and Fabrics {stripped for crochet}
