National Crochet Month
You’ve arrived at A Tour Through Crochet Country! During March 2013, Crochetville is hosting a daily designer blog tour in celebration of National Crochet Month. Each day, we visit the blogs of one or two crochet designers, who share something with us — a free crochet pattern or tutorial, a peek into their studio or a-day-in-the-life, a coupon code, or something else special. Join us each day for a new surprise!
On our 21st day of A Tour through Crochet Country, we’re visiting Alaina Klug.
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Today we visit with Alaina Klug, an associate professional with CGOA. Alaina has completed the Craft Yarn Council of America teaching program and Dora Ohrenstein’s (Crochet insider) Designer Boot Camp. She is now working on CGOA’s Master of Advanced Crochet Stitches and Techniques program.
Alaina currently teaches crochet classs in Novi and Livonia, MI. She sells patterns, tools/supplies, and yarn on her new website/blog.
Here is one of Alaina’s recent projects.
See You Again Tomorrow!
I hope you enjoyed today’s stops visiting with Alaina. Please come join us again tomorrow when we’ll visit with Erin Boland and Jenny King (rescheduled from March 1).
Remember Project Night Night & CGOA
Our Little Giveaway: Autographed Pattern Postcard
Each day of A Tour Through Crochet Country, we’ll be giving away two promo postcards, one to each of two winners. These are only available at our 2013 consumer show booths, and will be autographed by both of us, Amy Shelton and Donna Hulka, co-owners of Crochetville! The postcard includes Amy Shelton’s exclusive X Marks the Spot scarf pattern.
To enter, please leave a comment below answering this question: What is your favorite project you’ve ever made? Why is it your favorite?
The fine print: Must be 13 or older to enter. Entries must be received by 12:00 midnight Pacific time on the date of this post. Winners will be selected by random drawing and notified by email the following day. Void where prohibited by law.
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My most favorite project was the afghan I made with my grandmother. She taught me how to crochet and we worked on it together. I still have that afghan
blanket i crocheted for beloved husband while he was going through chemo and radition