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Free crochet pattern, free crocheting patterns Don't forget to bookmark this page :o) Most of the patterns listed here are my original designs. There are several patterns posted here with permission from the designers. super simple crochet bows These crochet bows are a great way to use up a little bit of leftover yarn. Use them as appliques or hairbows or anything you can think of! Materials: Worsted weight yarn & Size H crochet hook Stitches Used: Slip stitch (sl st), Chain stitch (ch), Treble crochet (tr) (American terms)
Dare I Say? This is a Funky, Sexy Knitted Shawl Pattern. Mmm. Free (and easy!) Funky Knitted Shawl Pattern Other terms that pop into my head? Simple. Glorious. Various Adulations About Life, Screencapped → Anonymous → Hi Jad, are you married? :D Throwback: Grandfathers Pattern: Puff Stitch Scarf My mom absolutely loved the beautiful puff stitches of the crocheted slouchy beanies I made for myself and my brother and sister. Because my mom does not wear hats, she asked if I could make her a scarf using puff stitches! I thought this was a great idea as I loved the texture and staggered rows of these stitches, so I knew that a scarf using them would turn out beautifully! My mom and I went to Michaels together to pick out the yarn for her scarf.
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Little Christmas socks: the pattern Hello hello hello! How are you today? WWOOOOOOOOW! I am soooo thrilled by all your wonderful comments concerning the little socks:) Thank you so much! Knitting for beginners: the complete guide Want to learn how to knit, or to improve your knitting knowledge? Here are all of our guides to knitting... Learn how to knit on video Watch experts demonstrate how to choose yarn, cast on, knit, purl and cast off Learn how to knit in pictures Wickerwork Mitts ~ Crochet Pattern and Phototutorial Even after 19 winters in Wisconsin, I'm still learning how to keep warm during the chilly months. This year's lesson: cover the pulse points! Not all the sweaters in the world will help if one's neck and wrists are bare.
weekend some things i do last week i decided i need to finally crochet a blanket. right now it's just the size of a throw blanket, but i am planning to keep going until it's nice and big. so that is what i worked on a lot this weekend, just using mostly yarn i already had. and the best part is that i can cover up in it as i work now that it's getting real blanket sized. here is the catherine's wheel stitch i've been using: using colors A and B with color A, ch a multiple of 10 stitches, plus one row 1: turn. ch 1, 2 sc, *skip 3 chs, 7 dcs in next st, sk 3 chs, 3 scs* ; repeat from * to * ending with 2 scs.