Eyelash yarn projects

How to Work with Eyelash Yarn without Crying, Swearing, or Throwing Away Your Crochet Hooks - video tutorial from Shiny Happy World

I'm tickled to show you my latest free pattern - it's a crochet Elmo Hat! I show you how to use eyelash yarn to make a fun textured hat that's sure to give you a laugh!

In this crochet video tutorial, I'm going to show you an easy way how to crochet Amigurumi with eyelash yarn. This yarn can add a nice touch to your crochet toy but it can be difficult to crochet with as it's very difficult to see or count the stitches. If you would like to see my simple solution for this problem then make sure to watch my video tutorial. Visit my blog for more free Amigurumi patterns and tutorials you'll love! #amigurumi #crochet #crochettoys #crochetanimals…

Crochet these cute fluff monsters. A free pattern from Make Me Roar. Pattern shows you how to make all three monsters.

Stuff Cowl Free Knitting Pattern - worn doubled around the neck With so many plain yarns on the knitting market today, sometimes a project with a bit of texture is just what you need. This easy to kni

This is a throw I made from some eyelash yarn I deemed unsuitable for a bear, and some mohair acrylic yarn unravelled from a failed sweater. I used 15mm...

I've used eyelash yarn on exactly one project before. The process was so awful that I didn't pick up my crochet hooks again for a year. Yes - I hated it that much. The finished result was adorable - but I couldn't see my stitches while I was working. I couldn't even find my loop

when people learn to crochet, they want to actually make something. This, what I call my easiest crochet project ever is the first project I use when I teach crochet.

Easy Free Crochet Pattern | Crochet Throw Pillow | Shag Fur Pillow | Easy DIY | Shag Throw Pillow Home Decor

This is a tutorial to make quick and easy stocking stuffers for all of your favorite little girls. You will need some eyelash yarn, a ponytail tie and a small crochet hook. I used size G/6 - 4.25 mm. Step 1. Slide your ponytail tie over your hook, then make a slipknot in your yarn and place it over the tip of your hook. Step 2. Single crochet all the way around the ponytail tie, moving the hook underneath the ponytail tie, as you would when crocheting in a chain space. Scrunch up the…