Hi, I’m Vickie—a mother, daughter, grandmother, and wife. I’ve been crocheting for 15 years. I still get excited when a project starts to take shape. And most of all, I still love the way crocheting helps me show my love—one stitch at a time.
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This is why I began creating crocheted items. It all started with a simple little blue beanie that filled me with pride.
There’s something special about crocheting for the people you love. Every stitch carries a little piece of you — your time, your care, and sometimes, your Netflix binge-watching hours. But as any crocheter knows, making for family and friends can be both rewarding and… a bit overwhelming. The Joy in the Yarn When you make something by hand, it’s more than just a hat or blanket — it’s a hug that lasts. Your sister’s favorite scarf? That’s warmth you made. Your friend’s baby blanket? That’s love stitched into every row. Handmade gifts have a way of becoming treasures, not just things. Choosing the Right Project Not every project fits every person. Keep in mind: Their style & lifestyle — Will they wear a bold, chunky hat or do they prefer subtle neutrals? Practicality — Will they actually use it, or will it end up in a closet? Time commitment — Baby shower next weekend? Now’s not the time to start a king-size blanket. Setting Boundaries (With Kindness) It’s ok...
The story of Sizemore Made with Love starts back in 2010. I was about seven months pregnant with my daughter, scrolling through my phone and looking at homemade baby items. I came across a pink crocheted blanket and decided I would learn how to crochet. As a left-handed person, it was challenging to begin because most of the YouTube videos I could find were geared towards right-handed individuals. However, I did not give up. After months of trying to learn, I finally got the hang of it. I made my daughter's blanket; it was white and pink, though it wasn't the greatest. After my daughter was born, I continued working on my crochet skills. In just two months, I crafted four blankets, each one better than the last. Once I mastered blanket-making, I moved on to creating beanies for her and my ex-husband. Knowing the stitches from making the blankets made beanies easier. After many years of working on my crochet skills, I can now make blankets, beanies, keychain, stuff animals, clot...
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