YarnCraft Episode 141 :: 15+ Ways to Knit & Crochet for Your Wedding
14 May
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Get ready for wedding season with pattern recommendations from YarnCraft! Zontee and Michelle highlight projects for the bridal party from boutonnieres to shawls, decor ideas, gift patterns, and more.
Patterns discussed include:
- Crochet Bridal Shrug
- Crochet Bridal Shawl
- Crochet Bridal Clutch
- Knit Shimmer-By-Night Bag
- Knit Safran Shrug
- Crochet Opera Sleeves
- Crochet Champagne Glass Covers
- Crafted Champagne Glass Tassels
- Knit & crochet sachets
- Crochet Afghan Squared
- Knit Erin Afghan
Some ideas for knit & crochet flowers include:
- Crochet Orchid
- Knit Rose
- Crochet Rolled Rose and Rosebud
- Knit Petunia
- Crochet Lily of the Valley
- Knit Clove Carnation
We also hear from three brides-to-be at Lion Brand as well as listeners, who share their own ideas for incorporating yarncrafts into their weddings.
Then on Stash This: Ideas for Your Crafting Life, we talk about spring garments for women and men. Hear about the silhouettes, pattern designers, and yarns that we love for this season.
Designers mentioned include Ann Budd, Dora Ohrenstein, Melissa Leapman, Josh Bennett, Robyn Chachula, Bruce Weinstein, Drew Emborsky (the Crochet Dude), Lily Chin, Doris Chan, and Amy Herzog!
Yarns discussed include LB Collection® Cotton Bamboo, Cotton-Ease®, Recycled Cotton, Martha Stewart Crafts™ Cotton Hemp (currently on sale!), Kitchen Cotton, Vanna’s Glamour®, and Vanna’s Sequins.


One of the questions that we often hear from yarncrafters is: I make wonderful things and get compliments on them; how do I go about selling them?
We’re only a few weeks from Mother’s Day, so join us as we explore great gift ideas from the ambitious to the quick–as well as some that require no yarncrafting!
In our next episode, we’ll be talking about gift ideas for Mother’s Day, but if you want to get a head start, here are a few episodes from our archives that might get the wheels turning: