CafePress Crochet-Themed Mug (Crochet Symbol Charts Inc.)
Are you like me?
I’m not one for being that prepared with my clothing choices. I just find a clean pair or pants and a top and head out the door (knowing full well that they could get ruined with paint, glue, etc at work). But for holidays I want to be able to join in on sporting the holiday gear without losing my individuality. I have the token Halloween shirt that’s black with a grey moon and witch darting in front of it. But it’s just like all the other riff-raff holiday gear anyone else at work would wear.
CafePress Crochet-Themed Shirt (Crochet Symbol Charts Inc.)
For the longest time, I’ve had a list of potential ideas for crochet-related products to sell in my thriving . I’d attempted one for a t-shirt design for Saint Patty’s day which featured a shamrock with the symbol diagram for how to make one right on the t-shirt. It wasn’t a popular design, to say the least. I’ve had confidence in the ideas, but perhaps not the execution.
Until now.
Presenting my crochet-themed holiday gear! I made a design of crocheted snowflake symbol charts and incorporated it with regular snowflakes. I think from afar they pass off as the real deal. And hey? Where else will you be able to buy an item for the holidays that’s two for the price of one: a mug, a shirt, a journal, whatever and it includes symbol charts for how to make snowflakes?
CafePress Crochet-Themed Journal (Crochet Symbol Charts Inc.)
RIGHT HERE, of course!
This is the first design. I’m hoping to put out some more before the winter holidays so look for more on the way.
Happy shop-apolooza!
CafePress Crochet-Themed Bottle (Crochet Symbol Charts Inc.)
what a cute idea
Too many cute things – hard to pick just one but I’m on a budget. Coffee mug will have to do. ADORABLE and clever.
Thank you! So glad you like the design.
Those are so beautiful! I was wondering how you made the design.
I’d love to try making my own charts but I don’t know how to make them so clean and professional such as these beautiful snsnowflakes. Whenever I draw them myself they just look sloppy. Any tips?
I use Adobe Illustrator. It’s the only way to go (IMO).