This week, Lara and Joyce both share scarves designed for the Red Scarf Project.

I would call this bonnet a very classic and wearable shape. It would be easy and fun to knit, too.

We introduced you to Craft Hope a while ago when the organization was collecting handmade towels to help clean the animal victims of the BP oil spill in the Gulf Coast.

Our trusty random number generator has selected the winner of Sandie Redden's cards

I don't sew, but I love looking at old fashion plate books. The shapes and styles are sometimes so familiar. At other times, they are very novel. I took a lot of these photos, so be ready to sit back and party like its 1892 for a while.

Don't forget to enter to win a set of greeting cards by Harlan resident Sandy Redden.

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 This week, I share a completely unproven theory about how to make a sideways sweater and chat with Susan B. Anderson.

An America's Got Talent contestant crocheted the hats for his live performance on Tuesday's episode of America's Got Talent

This week, Lara shares a (rudimentary) schematic for a sweater and Joyce gives a tease of an upcoming pattern to be published in Crafty Living.

Creative Home Arts Club has opened registration for three 30-hour craft extravaganza

More from "Authentic Everyday Dress of the Renaissance: All 154 Plates from the "Trachtenbuch" by Christoph Weiditz.

The Allen County Fair is this week, and Crafty Living is in possession of results from the Open Class exhibit sponsored by the Allen County Extension Homemakers.

So hang onto those dishcloths, for now.

Note: This giveaway is courtesy of Sandy Redden, who sent us her greeting cards and then agreed to let us give them away. It is for a set of cards only, no envelopes.

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 This week's show includes a heptagonal cloth and a conversation with Carol Cameron.

 Tissue boxes, brown paper grocery sacks, mail coupons: All are items most of us discard when we’re done with them. But, Sandy Redden of Harlan keeps them, and in them, finds inspiration.

Last week Lara talked about yarn storage, this week, Joyce shows off her messy "studio". Lara will introduce another wash/dish/anycloth to the mix on Sunday.

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So, craft families out there, think your kids have what it takes to try to win you a vacation in Jamaica at a Beaches resort that also includes a Martha Stewart Craft Studio?

I'm waiting to unpack and revel in my own books, so I went to the library and flipped through some of theirs for inspiration.

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 This week's show features a cheat sheet for toe-up socks with an afterthought thumb-joint heel.

This week, I take a quick look at the state of my supplies.

Just a little crafty, but super yummy!

Win a prayer shawl pattern book by leaving a comment at the Crochet Dude's blog.

"A little test." (bonus points if you get the movie reference)

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 This week's show features another wash/dish/anycloth and a conversation with the author of the TECHknitting blog.

Today’s the Fourth of July and that had me thinking a couple of weeks ago about picnics and fun jewelry to wear to picnics (not necessarily patriotic-themed jewelry, but this is definitely something you can make by switching up the color scheme).

This week, Lara shares...wait for it...another wash/dish/anycloth!

...not that this question has come up recently.