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Maker. Mom. Writer. The south is my home too, damn it. Laughs inappropriately. Work in progress. ourdailycraft.com

I've been working on a ton of stash busting projects lately but I really love these little baskets, which you can make with chunky yarn or yarn held together, and any size you want. Great for holding randoms on your desk. #craftsky www.ourdailycraft.com/2026/07/16/e...

Easy Knit Basket Using Yarn Scraps - Our Daily Craft

Use whatever yarn you have to make a knit basket of whatever size and shape you want. These make great knit gifts, too!

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Even if you don't sew, one mending activity you can definitely handle is fixing snags in fabric. If you have a cat you need to spend a few bucks on this tool to make it easy to fix pulls in fabric. #mending www.ourdailycraft.com/2026/07/06/f...

How to Fix a Snag in Clothing - Our Daily Craft

It's easy to fix a snag in clothing if you have the right tool. Learn how to use a snag repair tool on knit or woven fabric to hide snags.

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Learn to cut out a star with a single cut of the scissors. This is how Betsy Ross is said to have cut the stars for the original American flag, and it's just a cool trick for kids and adults to try. #craftsky www.ourdailycraft.com/2015/06/09/m...

Make One-Cut Paper Stars from Kids' Artwork {Iron Craft Challenge} - Our Daily Craft

Use kids' artwork to make these one-cut paper stars that are perfect for decorations or other art projects.

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It's definitely shorts season, and if you want it to be shorts knitting season, I've got a tutorial that will help you design and knit your own shorts to the size you need using the yarn you have with whatever fit and stitch pattern you want. #craftsky #knitting www.ourdailycraft.com/2026/06/08/h...

How to Knit Shorts - Our Daily Craft

Learn how to knit shorts that fit the way you want using whatever yarn you have with this shorts knitting tutorial.

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Thinking I should do a "don't be afraid of your serger" series. Because I just realized I've had mine for 12 years and still feel like a beginner. And you should always write what you need. #craftsky help me out -- do you need this? what should I include?

I had this big plan to do more of my own work in May, which requires me to get client work out of the way. Happy to report I'm on track to have client work done by the end of the weekend! Then I have no excuse not to show up for myself, which is kind of scary.

I guess it's finally time to write about AI and knitting (which I have avoided because it makes me angry and I don't want to bring bad vibes to something I love). Who has good resources (or just your personal tips) for spotting AI slop patterns (not just knitting)? #craftsky