Crafty Lemon Pillow
Double Crochet Lemon Peel Stripe Dishcloth
This lemon peel crochet dishcloth involves the single crochet rows showcasing double lemon peel stitches’ textured look. Use cotton yarn in combination colors with an I-size crochet hook to make this lemon peel dishcloth. Apart from working on single crochet, you also have to work on the chain and double crochet stitches. However, a gauge is not necessary for this crochet lemon peel dishcloth.
C2c Lemon Peel Dishcloth
The Lemon Peel Stitch has such beautiful texture, especially when when worked on the diagonal! Keep on reading below for all of the details on working up this fun C2C Lemon Peel Stitch Dishcloth! This Lemon Peel Stitch Dishcloth is worked in back-and-forth rows, but for an extra neat effect and texture, it is worked on the bias, or on the diagonal! The technique is called corner to corner or C2C crochet. This free crochet pattern also features a full video tutorial that goes along with the pattern!
Crafty Cactus Pillow
Furthermore, if your kid needs a fun pillow to sleep on. Why not provide them with this wonderful flattened cactus? Cactus decor ideas…they're not just for adults! Remember that!
Crafty Boho Wall Hanger
So, the next one of our boho-style decorations is a purely artistic and decorative wall hanger. To summarize, this wonderful hanging is perfect for a kids' room, but would work equally well in any other room as well. Every part of the house needs something beautiful, and this is very pretty indeed.
Spring Butterfly Pillow
The Spring Butterfly Pillow is sure to brighten up any room! This beautiful spring pillow pattern makes a perfectly sized throw pillow for a couch, chair, or bed. The front of this pillow is worked up in intarsia crochet following a graph. The back of the pillow is done in rows of SC stitches with the option of forming stripes. For this project, you'll need a 4mm crochet hook, #4 worsted-weight yarn, a 14"x14" pillow form (or stuffing), and a yarn needle. This free crochet pattern includes detailed instructions and graphs to help you make your own Spring Butterfly Pillow. I hope you enjoy working up this pattern!
