Hi! I'm Nnenna, a crocheter, instructor and designer; a mother of a toddler and a lover of natural products. My blog features topics on crafts, crochet, knitting,natural ways of using products, ways to save on our crafts and be more efficient online as well as new technology for crafts.
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Tuesday, September 13, 2011
One man's thrash is ....
I am back! It was good to take some time off to recoup and rejuvenate. I wasnot completing resting as I spent a lot of time crocheting amigurumi animals for my craft show on September 25th. In addition, I am excited to say that my dad just arrived from Nigeria a few days and I wanted to share a story with you. When I started blogging 20 months ago, I had mentioned my love for natural products such as Shea Butter. So my dad and I are having a conversation and I was telling him how expensive unrefined Shea butter and black soap is in united states and he exclaimed "those things are for poor people in Nigeria to use!" He further explained that these products are thrown out and hardly used by an average Nigerian as it is not a name brand product. I just shook my head and said if only they knew the price we pay for Shea butter in United States.
This leads me to think about the things we may call thrash may be another man's treasure. I may look at a handmade product and say to myself, who is going to use it and another creative person will come around and find a useful way of using it.
I think about reusing yarn or unravelling yarn as a way to reuse and recycle but I find myself procrastinating at it. I will need to sit down and do it instead of just running to the yarn store but it is a project that I am gearing to do this fall. I do not like waste and even though it may not be much, I do think I will feel satisfied for trying something new for myself.
Have a great day!
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Thursday, August 11, 2011
On Hiatus till September 2011
Hi!
Just wanted to let you know that I will be on hiatus , vacation, break for the rest of the month.
Enjoy the rest of the summer!
Nnenna
Just wanted to let you know that I will be on hiatus , vacation, break for the rest of the month.
Enjoy the rest of the summer!
Nnenna
Thursday, July 21, 2011
2012 Knit and CRochet Show Dates Announced!
Just saw today that the Knit and Crochet Show for Summer and Spring 2012 were announced.
They are
I think it is time for me to start planning for Manchester!
Enjoy
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They are
2012 DATES FOR KNIT & CROCHET SHOWS
SUMMER KNIT & CROCHET SHOW
& CGOA/TKGA CONFERENCES
June 27-July 1, 2012Classes Wednesday through Sunday
& CGOA/TKGA CONFERENCES
June 27-July 1, 2012Classes Wednesday through Sunday
Shopping Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Radisson Hotel Manchester – Center of NH
Manchester, NH
Manchester, NH
FALL KNIT & CROCHET SHOW
& CGOA/TKGA CONFERENCES
September 12-16, 2012Classes Wednesday through Sunday
Reno, NV
Shopping Friday, Saturday, Sunday
Grand Sierra ResortReno, NV
I think it is time for me to start planning for Manchester!
Enjoy
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Friday, July 15, 2011
Mega Sales at Craft Stores - July 15th - 17th 2011
This weekend, it seems that Michaels and JoAnn Stores are having Christmas in July.
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- 25% off your entire purchase @ Michaels - In Stores only
- 20% off your entire purchase at Jo -Ann stores - In stores only
- Web Exclusive 30% Entire STock of Yarn and Free Shipping on Jo-Ann Stores online
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Tuesday, July 12, 2011
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Friday, July 1, 2011
Craft In-Stores and Online Stores July 4th Weekend Specials and Sales
- Micheal's gives you a 15% coupon of everything buy if you bought something this week at their store.
- AC Moore Stores has a 50% off coupon one regular priced item and 50% off Summer essential online.
- Joann Store has a 50% off any regular priced item and also 50% off entire stick on 54” Home Decore Fabrics.
- Createforless Online Store has Free shipping for any purchase of $75 or more.
- Hobby Lobby Online Store has 40 to 50% off on Decorative Birdhouse, scrap booking supplies, art supplies and framework
Enjoy!
Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Knit and Crochet Conference 2011
Registration is now open for the Annual Knit and Crochet Show Conference. I just received my Annual Chain Link Conference Information which is hosted by the Crochet Guild of America. If you are avid Crocheter, knitter or designer, this is the conference that you will like to be a part of . It will be held from September 21 to September 25, 2011 in Greensboro NC. I will miss this conference because my toddler is turning 3 on September 21st!
This conference has it all; the first day is Professional Developmentday followed on the second day by Crochet and Knit education sessions; On the third day, shopping floor open to all registrants and there is a Fashion show; Fourth day has more education and meeting designers and of course last day is more shopping and education.
If you are a new designer, you will want to be at this conference; Make sure you bring swatches, portfolio book, etc. Do not forget business cards as well.
You can find registration information at KnitandCrochetShow website. Pre-registration deadline is September 1, 2011.
If you plan to go, please let me know as I will like to know your experience at the conference.
Enjoy!
Express yourself with handmade! Nnenna Pastor is a crochet designer and instructor. Other places to visit Neki Naturals are http://neki.etsy.com and join Neki Naturals on facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/NekiNaturals
This conference has it all; the first day is Professional Developmentday followed on the second day by Crochet and Knit education sessions; On the third day, shopping floor open to all registrants and there is a Fashion show; Fourth day has more education and meeting designers and of course last day is more shopping and education.
If you are a new designer, you will want to be at this conference; Make sure you bring swatches, portfolio book, etc. Do not forget business cards as well.
You can find registration information at KnitandCrochetShow website. Pre-registration deadline is September 1, 2011.
If you plan to go, please let me know as I will like to know your experience at the conference.
Enjoy!
Express yourself with handmade! Nnenna Pastor is a crochet designer and instructor. Other places to visit Neki Naturals are http://neki.etsy.com and join Neki Naturals on facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/NekiNaturals
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Excellent Resource for Sewing or Crocheting Or Knitting DIY Crafts
I found this website called YoucanMakeThis.com and it is a great resource for DIY Sewing or Crocheting Crafts. Check it out!.
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Sunday, June 19, 2011
Happy Father's Day!
Enjoy!
Wednesday, June 15, 2011
Total Lunar Eclipse Today!
I was reading Parenting Magazine the other day and found out that for an about an hour and forty minutes, the moon will turn copper color as it passes through Earth's Shadow. I tis safe to look at with the naked eye or a binocular. Isn't that so cool? Oh and to start at about 10:12 p.m EST. I wish I will be up at that time! Let me know if you watched it.
Enjoy!
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Enjoy!
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011
Teaching Alphabets with Yarn
My son will turn 3 in September and into preschool. Since I am a Type A personality, I am agonizing over the idea of not having him ready and prepared for school. I want him to have fun this summer and also learn one or two things about the alphabet even if it is just the Letter "A". I have a lot of yarn, and I mean a lot of yarn and he loves to cut things so last week, we spent a lot of time cutting up yarn and gluing it to the picture of an apple for the letter "A" and also made a short form of his name using yarn and glue. He had a lot of fun and I posted it on the kitchen wall. Every time someone looks at it, he "tries" starts to explain what he did and that made me feel warm and fuzzy all over.
Now to this week, not sure what we are going to do with the letter "B". But stay tuned. If you have any ideas, please let me know!
Enjoy!
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Now to this week, not sure what we are going to do with the letter "B". But stay tuned. If you have any ideas, please let me know!
Enjoy!
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Wednesday, June 8, 2011
5 Easy Ways to Choose a Hobby
A few months ago, I blogged on find time for your hobby however there are people who still need to decide on a hobby. Some question why a hobby is needed. Not everyone is cut out to have an extra “project” to do in their schedule. A hobby has so many benefits ranging from stress reliever, keeping he mind alert to helping you have a topic to discuss in a social setting. When combined as a family project, it can help bring a family closer and a fun way to teach younger children new things.
Now, you may be one of the lucky ones who discovered their hobby by doing an activity. For example, I started to run when I first started to date my husband as an activity we can do together as a couple. I never ran before and I thought it was (and it is) a hard sport that I could not conquer but as time passed, I noticed that I was good at it and l liked to compete in local races. Other people need to deliberately look for an activity and try a few things to find out what type of hobby will work for them. If so, today’s topic is for you.
Some of ways to search and choose a hobby are:
1. Check out a Bookstore – Visit a bookstore and peruse through their magazine racks. Pick up and preview certain activities that may of interest to you. Check and see if there are books to those hobbies and review them. If on a budget, visit your local library and borrow books on those topics.
2. Attend Classes – Classes are a quick way to learn a hobby. It cuts through the time of trying to learn it on your own. Visit your local town website or see your local town newspapers on schedule for classes. Check online for any online classes. If you are not sure about the particular topic, contact them through phone or email for additional clarification.
3. Attend or Watch Shows – This is one of my favorite things to do to keep my running interest. Watch shows on hobbies that you may be interested in. For me, I watch all marathon races and local shows either online or television. It teaches me new trends and skills in running. Yes, running actually has trends. You can also attend live shows such as book shows, car shows, craft shows, gardening shows, dance shows– any show that seem of interest to you.
4. Pick a Brain – You can also ask someone who knows you to give you suggestions based on your personality. They can help you in focusing on a hobby that will suit your style. Even if it is just a hint in the right direction.
5. Just do it – My motto is the same as Nike– just do it. Try something out whether you are certain or not. Do not let fear hinder you from something that can become a life changer or a life saver. It can be simple or complicated. It can be inexpensive or very expensive (only if you have the extra cash). It can be exhausting and fun at the same time. It can teach you or teach someone. Whatever picks your interest that is good to do, try it . You never know where it will lead.
Enjoy!
Monday, June 6, 2011
DIY Facial Cream Recipe to minimize Wrinkles
I saw this recipe from Harriet Ayer and decided to share it
Ingredients:
- 2 tablespoons sweet almond oil
- 0.5 teaspoon witch hazel
- 0.5 teaspoon benzoin essential oil
- 5 drops essential oil
Directions:
Mix all ingredients together thoroughly. To use, add 4or 5 drops of all the mixture to half a glass of water and apply to face at night as lotion. In the morning, wash the face in water from which the chill has been taken off.
Enjoy!
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Wednesday, May 18, 2011
6 Ways to Take Care of Your Craft Hands
This week is a extreme busy week for me but I wanted to republish one of my favorite blogs I wrote in learning on how to take care of my hands.
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Sometimes, my fingers and hands hurt from long period of crocheting. I am learning now to listen to these pains because if not, it will intensify and get worse with time
1. Change your hooks. I usually use aluminum hooks. I now have various hooks such as wooden hooks, hooks with wide base even plastic hooks. I normally now use plastic hooks with heavier yarn.
2. Take a break. About every 10 minutes - stop. Stretch your hand out wide. Touch each finger to your thumb and stretch back out. Do it often,
3. Hot water soak for your wrists are extremely helpful. About every hour, stop and soak hands and wrists in hot water for about 5 - 10 minutes.
4. Change how you hold your hook. If you currently hold it like a knife, try more like a pencil or vice-versa. Keep changing off between positions.
5. If all fails, Pain reliever - which is an inflammation reducer may help but you don't want to take too much of either. Toxicity can build from these medications and you can damage your liver.
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Sometimes, my fingers and hands hurt from long period of crocheting. I am learning now to listen to these pains because if not, it will intensify and get worse with time
2. Take a break. About every 10 minutes - stop. Stretch your hand out wide. Touch each finger to your thumb and stretch back out. Do it often,
3. Hot water soak for your wrists are extremely helpful. About every hour, stop and soak hands and wrists in hot water for about 5 - 10 minutes.
4. Change how you hold your hook. If you currently hold it like a knife, try more like a pencil or vice-versa. Keep changing off between positions.
5. If all fails, Pain reliever - which is an inflammation reducer may help but you don't want to take too much of either. Toxicity can build from these medications and you can damage your liver.
6. If all fails, take a few days off and let the pain subside.
Just do not ignore the pain.
Just do not ignore the pain.
Enjoy!
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Friday, May 13, 2011
Happy Weekend
Since Blogger was down for most of the week, I was unable to post a blog.
I want to wish you a great and enjoyable weekend. Talk to you next week!
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I want to wish you a great and enjoyable weekend. Talk to you next week!
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Sunday, May 8, 2011
Happy Mother's Day
From my heart to yours, Happy Mother's Day! In the middle of all the chaos, cleaning,laundry, cooking and playing with the family, may you find moments of peace, indescribable joy, giddy with contentment and abundance of thanksgiving! Enjoy Mother's day and every day of the year!
Hugs!
Hugs!
Thursday, May 5, 2011
8 Helpful Ways to Maximize Time and Complete Crochet(Knitting) Projects
Crocheting Projects can be short or long depending on the complexity of the project. I have found myself sometimes so distracted that a 2 hour project becomes a day or two days project. Time is a finite resource and as the saying goes Time is Money and Money is Time. Precious time wasted inhibits us from accomplishing more than one project and am sure guilty of that. With a toddler, a full time job and a home to maintain, need to ensure that I am able to crochet as well spend quality time with my family.
Here are some ways to ensure that I have learned to maximizing my time and complete my projects. These helpful tips can apply to knitting or any craft project.
1. Plan your project - Pick a project and make sure you have the instructions. If you are designer, ensure that you have all your research done before you begin. Buy all your materials needed for the project. It is more economical if you have everything you need than trying to head back to the store when you run out of a material .
2. Read : Read the instructions thoroughly probably twice or more. Have additional Books to help you understand the stitches and abbreviations if necessary.
3. Schedule Time: On your daily calendar, schedule the time for crocheting and stick to it. This works for me and it ensures me that I am making progress in my project.
4. Pick a location: Pick a location that inspires you to crochet. If you need to look out the window, pick a spot where you can see the windows. If you need to watch television, pick the family room or fun room.
5. Have all Materials Handy: When you start your project, ensure that all your materials are in one place. So you do not have to run around looking for a material and get distracted.
6. Turn off all noisy distraction: I need some type of music or inspirational program while I am crocheting and I try to turn everything else off. No phone calls, no facebook, no twitter, no unscheduled breaks.
7. Schedule a break- If you plan to crochet for a couple of hours, schedule a break for yourself. It is important to relax your fingers, get up and mover around, grab something to eat and pat yourself on the progress of your project.
8. Have Fun - Always try to remember the reason for crocheting and have fun with it. For me, I am usually impatient because I want to see the finished product.
Enjoy!
Express yourself with handmade! Nnenna Pastor is a crochet designer and instructor. Other places to visit Neki Naturals are http://neki.etsy.com and join Neki Naturals on facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/NekiNaturals
Here are some ways to ensure that I have learned to maximizing my time and complete my projects. These helpful tips can apply to knitting or any craft project.
1. Plan your project - Pick a project and make sure you have the instructions. If you are designer, ensure that you have all your research done before you begin. Buy all your materials needed for the project. It is more economical if you have everything you need than trying to head back to the store when you run out of a material .
2. Read : Read the instructions thoroughly probably twice or more. Have additional Books to help you understand the stitches and abbreviations if necessary.
3. Schedule Time: On your daily calendar, schedule the time for crocheting and stick to it. This works for me and it ensures me that I am making progress in my project.
4. Pick a location: Pick a location that inspires you to crochet. If you need to look out the window, pick a spot where you can see the windows. If you need to watch television, pick the family room or fun room.
5. Have all Materials Handy: When you start your project, ensure that all your materials are in one place. So you do not have to run around looking for a material and get distracted.
6. Turn off all noisy distraction: I need some type of music or inspirational program while I am crocheting and I try to turn everything else off. No phone calls, no facebook, no twitter, no unscheduled breaks.
7. Schedule a break- If you plan to crochet for a couple of hours, schedule a break for yourself. It is important to relax your fingers, get up and mover around, grab something to eat and pat yourself on the progress of your project.
8. Have Fun - Always try to remember the reason for crocheting and have fun with it. For me, I am usually impatient because I want to see the finished product.
Enjoy!
Express yourself with handmade! Nnenna Pastor is a crochet designer and instructor. Other places to visit Neki Naturals are http://neki.etsy.com and join Neki Naturals on facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/NekiNaturals
Tuesday, April 26, 2011
6 Easy Ways to to $ave Money at Craft Stores
Do you remember Rag Shop? Oh How I loved it until it closed and then I started paying attention to all the other craft stores. If you have kids or have a hobby or craft business, you will probably often be at the craft stores more often than you can count. Sometimes planned or sometimes for an emergency project. One year, as a hobby, I spent thousands of dollars at Craft Stores without thinking about saving money but as I realized that if I spend a little time thinking about this and planning for it, maybe I could have at least 50% of the cost. So how do I go about this?
1. Sign up for the email list: Sign up for all the Email/Internet Mailing list for all the stores - Micheals, Joann Stores, AC Moore, etc. I wish this was available years ago. There are sales and coupons not available to the general public that are sent on emails. Also you will find out all the special store sales.
2. Plan your or your kids project according to sales: I am a yarn lover, sometimes I want to crochet a particular project but I can do another project depending on what yarn is on sale. If you are planning a children project, try to plan a project based on what is on sale.
3. Keep a list of Future Projects: Remember I mentioned I had a project in mind but then did another project? I will keep an eye out until I see the yarn on sale then I can work on a project that is on the Future project list.
4. Use Competitor Coupons: This for me is a mega money saver! You can use competitor coupons at your favorite coupon stores. Cut all the coupons of all the craft stores and save them and use according to your need. It comes in really handy when I run out of supplies suddenly and have to head to the store.
5. Check and Compare Prices Online: Check Prices online first for the supplies that you are looking for before heading to the store. Make sure you are getting the best price for your supply.
6. Clip, Clip, Clip coupons - Go through the weekly ads and clip the coupons. Use the same type of storage booklet that you will use for your grocery coupons.
I love craft stores and my favorite is Micheals. I can close my eyes and see all the different sections of the stores. Other stores include Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft stores, AC Moore, Hobby Lobby, etc.
Express yourself with handmade! Nnenna Pastor is a crochet designer and instructor. Other places to visit Neki Naturals are http://neki.etsy.com and join Neki Naturals on facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/NekiNaturals
1. Sign up for the email list: Sign up for all the Email/Internet Mailing list for all the stores - Micheals, Joann Stores, AC Moore, etc. I wish this was available years ago. There are sales and coupons not available to the general public that are sent on emails. Also you will find out all the special store sales.
2. Plan your or your kids project according to sales: I am a yarn lover, sometimes I want to crochet a particular project but I can do another project depending on what yarn is on sale. If you are planning a children project, try to plan a project based on what is on sale.
3. Keep a list of Future Projects: Remember I mentioned I had a project in mind but then did another project? I will keep an eye out until I see the yarn on sale then I can work on a project that is on the Future project list.
4. Use Competitor Coupons: This for me is a mega money saver! You can use competitor coupons at your favorite coupon stores. Cut all the coupons of all the craft stores and save them and use according to your need. It comes in really handy when I run out of supplies suddenly and have to head to the store.
5. Check and Compare Prices Online: Check Prices online first for the supplies that you are looking for before heading to the store. Make sure you are getting the best price for your supply.
6. Clip, Clip, Clip coupons - Go through the weekly ads and clip the coupons. Use the same type of storage booklet that you will use for your grocery coupons.
I love craft stores and my favorite is Micheals. I can close my eyes and see all the different sections of the stores. Other stores include Jo-Ann Fabric and Craft stores, AC Moore, Hobby Lobby, etc.
Express yourself with handmade! Nnenna Pastor is a crochet designer and instructor. Other places to visit Neki Naturals are http://neki.etsy.com and join Neki Naturals on facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/NekiNaturals
Thursday, April 21, 2011
Favorite Discount Stores to buy Yarn
As I indicated in my last blog, I am a yarn lover and even though half of the time, I am emergency yarn shopper, there are few online stores that I have used that provide good discount and sales on yarn.
Here is my list:
One other store that provides discount but you have to catch the sale is :
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Here is my list:
One other store that provides discount but you have to catch the sale is :
Enjoy!
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