I'm Janaya, the owner and designer behind Charmed By Ewe. I first learned to crochet when I was 11 years old but lost interest in it for several years. I have re-discovered my love of the craft and am here to share my creations with you. Whether a seasoned crocheter or new to the hook, I hope you are inspired!
Sipping your morning tea just got cuter! These coasters that look like they belong in a beachfront home will bring the beauty of summer flowers into your home. Easy, and great for scrap yarn, these little coasters bundle to make a cute gift!
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Keep your hands nice and toasty with these chunky, simple-to-make mittens. Make them as a heartfelt holiday gift or whip up a pair for yourself this festive season.
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Dress up your home for the holidays with these adorable snowflake coasters. Use them as functional coasters or whip up several and decorate the center of the table for an extra dose of Christmas cheer.
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These fingerless gloves are great for some of the warmer winter days. Indoors or out, these little wristers provide just the right amount of warmth while letting your fingers be free.
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It wouldn’t be winter without your favorite cup of coffee, and there’s always a reason to crochet a cozy for your travel cup! So, enjoy that caffeine and get to work crocheting this winter-themed cozy. Your barista may even ask you where you got it (hint, make her one too!).
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The star stitch is the star in this cap pattern, and we think it’s quite the stylish accessory. Stay warm and fashionable at the same time when you crochet this pattern for yourself or a friend.
View ProjectFrom the December 2016 issue
The star stitch is a magical stitch to learn this December. The pinwheel-like design resembles a snowflake, and adding this to your repertoire will give you a chance to tackle the Up North Star Stitch Cap.
To work the first Star Stitch in the round
Ch 2, draw up a loop in the 2nd ch from hook,
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