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The Large Basket Crochet Bowls are a great project to hook out on a rainy day. Marled with three yarns of Red Heart Roll With It Melange in the colour of Showtime. I had a lot of fun making this basket. It was raining the day I designed this. I was obsessed with the bead…
DOWNLOAD OPEN RIPPLE FREE PATTERN DOWNLOAD CRIS CROSS FREE PATTERN The Crochet Open Ripple Thick Blanket and Criss Cross Texture Thick Blanket is the subsequent free designs by Yarnspirations. Bernat blanket for fast crocheting. Many crocheters enjoy a ripple stitch. For many, it keeps our mental interest in just a straight row-by-row across the pattern….
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Crochet Modern Chevron Afghan Back to the basics, well sort of with this Crochet Modern Chevron Afghan that I designed. A beautiful play on those squares I love so much combined with my other favourite stitchwork of doing the chevron design. This is actually my second attempt at the same design. The first design, I…
Crochet Baby Blanket Star This Crochet Baby Blanket Star measures about 43″ across the tips and is using the basics to create the shape. It’s made with Bernat Baby Blanket Yarn that is really thick and easy to work with. Due to the thickness, a blanket like this is very quick to make. I don’t…
Crochet a Neck Warmer Scarf for Operation Gratitude As you all probably know by now, I really enjoy crocheting for charities when I can. I am not tied to any one charity and do enjoy stumbling across one and hooking up something for them. I recently came across Handmade With Love Program through Operation Gratitude. …
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The Crochet Into The Light Afghan by Jeanne Steinhilber was a much-needed stitching journey. Filled with light bouncing textures. Jeanne found herself trying to cope with emotions during this unprompted crochet design. It was never intended for the book but when she showed us behind the scenes, we were gob-smacked by the intentional shadows that…
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Crochet Velvet Bunny This super cute Crochet Velvet Bunny that would be obvious best buddies with the Crochet Velvet Valentine Bear. This is super soft and could be a child’s best friend. The eyes are done through an embroidery technique. The doll is 15″ tall and just waiting to be hooked out to give as…
Crochet Warm Winter Hat & Cowl Set Since my Glacier Cowl pattern come out a couple months ago, I had several requests for a matching hat. Honestly, I’m not a hat person, but I understand that lots of people do like to make a matching set. I have stumbled across the perfect hat to match…
Crochet Valentine’s Bear A lovely plushie, this Crochet Valentine’s Bear screams adorable alert! Designed by one of my favourite designers, Sarah of Repeat Crafter Me for Yarnspirations. Sarah has the impeccable ability to create the more adorable crochet projects I have ever seen. This super sweet crochet bear is 11″ tall. You can see Zoe,…
I really like this Crochet Valentines Hat styling. Unique brim execution and colouring layout. Pom-Pom and smaller hat option. For my own style, I felt the original was way too long, again my own opinion. I have a need to make sure my hats are used or hit a donation bin for charity. I felt…
Crochet Texting Fair Isle Fingerless Gloves One of the best Crochet Fingerless Gloves I have ever crocheted. These fingerless gloves have fair isle techniques involved. Dropping and adding yarn colour strategically to create a simplistic design into the glove. Both gloves are the exact same pattern. There is no right or left version. Due to…
GET FREE PATTERN PDF JUMP TO VIDEO Use up that yarn and create your kaleidoscope of exciting colour combinations. Double stranding is nothing new, but the concept is certainly creative. This idea is relatively simple: pick your yarn, choose the colours you think will be fun, and crochet the strands together. Essentially, one of each…
