Crochet Sister Chat!

Thank you all who supported our first season of Crochet Sister Chat! When Cyndi and I set out on this journey last fall, we had no idea how much fun we would have chatting about crochet! 

Cyndi wanted to learn how to crochet and we decided to document her journey by going live each week on Youtube to chat about her progress and see what help she needed. 

Little did we know that our little crochet chats would sprout so many new fun patterns! 

The Fun Fringe Hat by far started a crochet revolution! Over 100,000 people downloaded the pattern and got to work making all sorts of fun fringe hats. 

The idea started with Cyndi sharing in one of our sister chats her disdain for making pom poms. She just wanted an easier way to finish the top of the hat off. 

We collaborated on this all in-one way to accomplish it and the pattern was born! 

Then Cyndi was off and running with so many ideas. She added it onto scarves

 

 

And then made several throws using the technique: 

We had so much fun chatting each Wednesday about what I was making as well and it really kept us motivated that each week new people would tune in and watch. 

We were going to give ourselves til now to decide if it was something that we liked doing and wanted to continue and we decided that yes! We want to do it again starting this fall. 

We both have very busy summers, (as I’m sure you all do too,) so we will start the show up again the Wednesday after Labor Day. 

In the meantime, we still will be publishing patterns all summer long, so check back every now and then to see what new ideas we have posted. 

I’m working on baby dresses for Kate, plus I have a wedding throw to make, a baby boy blanket for a friend, and who knows what else will pop up! 

I just really want you all to know how grateful I am for your support. We love our Daisy Farm Crafters Community and are so happy when you share what you are making with us. 

It warms my soul! 

XO, Tiffany 

P.S. 

You can watch the entire Season One of Crochet Sister Chat here: (It starts with the most recent then works backward.)