TKG Creations

Simple Head Wrap Head wraps are popular in my area so I have been making these for several years now, I have added flowers, snowflakes and some has asked not to put anything on them. These are sure to add some style to any outfit. So here is a free pattern for a very simple and easy head wrap. Crocheted head wraps are a must have in your crochet pattern library. They work up quickly, allowing you to create beautiful and fashionable head accessories, they also make great last-minute gifts, and gives you the flexibility to be as creative that you want. Head wraps are a simple small crochet projects that can be use for stash busting, using up yarn leftover from a other projects. Crochet head wraps come in a variety of designs, including headbands and ear warmers.T he variety of colors and the embellishments is so great that  you can make a lot of these head wraps without ever getting bored. Plus, they add a pop of color and style to...

Let me bring that old fashion feel to your kitchen. Growing up as a kid I use to see these beautiful towels with crocheted tops in just about every kitchen I went into as a kid. They have long been forgotten in the past and I want to bring that old fashion feel back to your kitchen. I cut the towels in half and crochet each side for $2.00 each side, or 2 for $5.00. You can mix and match any way you want, if you provide the towels I'll crochet each side for $2.00 each side.  Towels pictured are for advertisement only, to see what I have on hand you can contact me through my Facebook page  TKG Creations .

Ladies keep your head warm while looking stylish. Messy buns/Ponytail hats has become popular over the last several years and I can see why. These hats are made with an elastic hair tie at the top so you can pull your hair through and go, during these busy times you don't always have time to fix your hair. These hats are sure to add to your fashion while keeping your ears warm. You can choice one color or several, with or without flower or other embellishment. These are $8.00 each and made to order  Will have to include color and head size upon ordering. You can contact me on Facebook  and place an order.

Easiest way To Remove Label & Glue from Jars for Crafting Have you ever emptied a jar that was in your fridge and since your crafty, you ponder on an idea then you look at the jar and see that ugly label?  With past experience you know no matter how much you scrub, and soak that glue residue is not coming all the way off.  So I looked and found the easiest way to remove the label with only two ingredients. You will need Baking Soda Cooking Oil  Prep Jar by removing as much of the label as you can and exposing the glue. You will need to mix equal parts of baking soda and oil to make a paste. You want the mixture to stay on the glass so you want to make sure that the mixture is not to thin. How much you need depends the area that you are applying the mixture to and how many jars you have. Now that you have the mixture on the area with the glue, set it aside and let dry for 30 mins. I found that the longer I let the mixture sit on the jar the easier t...