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Don't miss this week's tips and tutorials. [ILC Daily]( January 1, 2023 Enjoy this newsletter? Please forward it to your friends [FREE: 3 Knitting Tutorials for You]( Get 3 knitting tutorials! Discover these unique textures, trendy and adorable stitches, and whimsical patterns—FREE when you join the I Like Knitting Gold Club today! [Learn More...]( Sponsored [Knitting Tutorials]( Tips, Tutorials and Abbreviations [Tips for Crocheting Different Motifs]( [Tips for Crocheting Different Motifs]( Crocheters love motifs. Motifs are fun, great little projects to carry around, and quick to complete for that instant gratification. They also offer so much versatility in shape, color, and texture. The possibilities are endless. [Read More…]( [Basil]( [The Shawls and Ponchos Collection]( Wrapping up in a handmade shawl or poncho is one of the perks of being a crocheter: not only can we enjoy creating the project, but also we can showcase our special creations by wearing them! [Read More…]( While knots can be irritating when they pop up in your project, there are some quick and easy ways to get past this. [What To Do About Knots in the Middle of Your Skein]( [What To Do About Knots in the Middle of Your Skein]( Knots in the middle of a skein. Aren’t those just the worst? Yes. And they always do seem to be in the very worst place of the project. It’s annoying and frustrating. Maybe you’re thinking there is a lack of quality control from the manufacturer. But knots happen, even to the best yarns. [Read More…]( [October New Issue]( [Get festive with more 48+ seasonal crochet favorites. The December issue of I Like Crochet is available now!]( The December issue of I Like Crochet features more than 48 festive holiday favorites. From the perfect coffee cozy to comfy scarves to cuddle-worthy throws and a selection of our favorite crimson crochet patterns just right for the season, this issue has something for everyone to love. Get yours today! [Read More…]( Preventing and Caring for Repetitive Strain Injuries [How To Prevent Pain While Crocheting: Self Care for the Avid Crocheter]( [How To Prevent Pain While Crocheting: Self Care for the Avid Crocheter]( Repetitive and calming, crocheting can be a very effective way to de-stress, wind down and soothe your soul after a hectic day. Over time, however, you may develop pains resulting from the very thing that is soothing about crochet, its repetitiveness. Unfortunately, pain is something that yarn crafters deal with from time to time. Repetitive motions in the hands and/or wrists can often cause cramping or sharp pains that make it hard to finish that big project! Luckily, a lot of pain can be avoided or alleviated with some basic adjustments to your form, posture and tools. [Read More…]( [Basil]( [The Crochet Blanket Collection]( Making a crochet blanket isn’t hard to do, and once you learn the basic stitches, you can quickly progress from basic—but beautiful—patterns to more intricate designs. You’ll find a mix of designs here, from beginner level to advanced, and traditional to abstract! [Read More…]( Member Favorites - [Belle of the Bow Cowl]( - [The New Arrow Throw]( - [Mulled Wine Tunisian Scarf]( - [But First, Coffee Cozy]( - [Cherry Tart Cowl]( - [Crochet Bed Pocket]( - [Coffee Bean Stitch Mug Cozy]( - [Jade Lace Curtain]( - [L is for Love Pillow]( [FREEBIES: Get Them Now!]( [GET MY FREEBIE]( [GET MY FREEBIE]( [GET MY FREEBIE](   You are receiving this email as part of your free subscription to email updates from I Like Crochet. If you no longer wish to receive this update as part of your free subscription, please click the unsubscribe link below. [MANAGE PREFERENCES]( [Unsubscribe]( Help us be sure your email update isn't filtered as spam. Adding our return address mail@ilikecrochet.com to your address book may 'whitelist' us with your filter, helping future email updates get to your inbox. [Facebook]( [Twitter]( [Instagram]( [Pinterest]( [Send us a message]( Did a friend send this to you? [Sign up to receive your own I Like Crochet newsletter.]( Copyright 2023 © Prime Publishing LLC. All rights reserved. Prime Publishing, LLC 3400 Dundee Road, Suite 220, Northbrook, IL 60062 Email: mail@ilikecrochet.com [Our Privacy Policy]( Having trouble viewing this email? [View this email on the web](. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

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