I love this blanket! Like most kids, I love butterflies and dragonflies too!
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Wednesday, April 15, 2015
Tuesday, April 14, 2015
Knit Cozy Neck Warmer
This is an old pattern given to me by my sister many years ago. I decided to scan it and
post it on my site before it became unreadable.
You can get the FREE pattern here.
I have also typed up the instructions on that page in case you can't read the scanned copy.
Saturday, April 11, 2015
Cute Crocheted Baby Blankets!
I found these patterns the other day. They are so cute!
I think they would make a great idea for a baby shower gift.
Bear Blanket, Kitty Blanket, Puppy Blanket and Angel Blanket. They are so adorable!
I think they would make a great idea for a baby shower gift.
Bear Blanket, Kitty Blanket, Puppy Blanket and Angel Blanket. They are so adorable!
Thursday, December 4, 2014
Crocheted Gingerbread Man Cookie Pattern
Crocheted Gingerbread Man Cookie Pattern
Another great seasonal crochet pattern.
These are so cute! They would look great hanging on a Christmas
tree. I'm going to get my yarn and make one right now!
You can get the free pattern here....
Crocheted Gingerbread Man Cookie Pattern.
Another great seasonal crochet pattern.
These are so cute! They would look great hanging on a Christmas
tree. I'm going to get my yarn and make one right now!
You can get the free pattern here....
Crocheted Gingerbread Man Cookie Pattern.
Wednesday, December 3, 2014
Snowflake Hotpad or an Ornament
I love this pattern, it's a crocheted snowflake hotpad but I used this pattern
and made it for an ornament. I did it in a 2 ply yarn and used white for the
snowflake part and then 2 rounds of red, and the last round in green.
I used mine as decorations to hang in my living room. These would also look
great done in crochet thread and hung on your Christmas tree.
You can get the pattern here....
Crocheted Snowflake Hotpad.
and made it for an ornament. I did it in a 2 ply yarn and used white for the
snowflake part and then 2 rounds of red, and the last round in green.
I used mine as decorations to hang in my living room. These would also look
great done in crochet thread and hung on your Christmas tree.
You can get the pattern here....
Crocheted Snowflake Hotpad.
Friday, November 28, 2014
Crocodile Stitch Booties I made
I made these baby booties for a friend to give as a gift to their 5 month old granddaughter.
You can find the pattern online here.
Crochet Crocodile Stitch Booties
She did a great job in designing this pattern. She even has videos to show
you how to make them.
There were several things I did change about the pattern.
On the last two rounds for the foot part I altered it a bit to shape the heel a little
better so you wouldn't have to sew to shape it.
My adjustments for the last 2 rounds: On the round before the last I did 7 hdc, then
2 hdc tog twice, then 7 hdc. Last round I did 6 hdc, then 2 hdc tog twice, then 6 hdc.
Another adjustment I made was I omitted the 20 sc at the top of the foot opening
and instead I just made the 10 v-stitches all around the opening.
The last adjustment I made was that I did the crocodile stitch in dc (instead of hdc) and
I put 5 dc around the post of each v-stitch (instead of 4 hdc).
I thinks these slippers are so cute! She also has instructions on her pattern for other
sizes, newborn to 12 months, 5 to 8 years old, and adult sizes.
You can find the pattern online here.
Crochet Crocodile Stitch Booties
She did a great job in designing this pattern. She even has videos to show
you how to make them.
There were several things I did change about the pattern.
On the last two rounds for the foot part I altered it a bit to shape the heel a little
better so you wouldn't have to sew to shape it.
My adjustments for the last 2 rounds: On the round before the last I did 7 hdc, then
2 hdc tog twice, then 7 hdc. Last round I did 6 hdc, then 2 hdc tog twice, then 6 hdc.
Another adjustment I made was I omitted the 20 sc at the top of the foot opening
and instead I just made the 10 v-stitches all around the opening.
The last adjustment I made was that I did the crocodile stitch in dc (instead of hdc) and
I put 5 dc around the post of each v-stitch (instead of 4 hdc).
I thinks these slippers are so cute! She also has instructions on her pattern for other
sizes, newborn to 12 months, 5 to 8 years old, and adult sizes.
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