I Made These Crochet Pieces
Pineapple Keychain Crochet Pattern
This itty bitty Pineapple Keychain would make the perfect little bag charm or accessory for a fun summer outfit. The best part about these is how quickly you can whip them up.
The pattern uses the diamond stitch to create the Pineapple-y texture and made in separate pieces worked in flat rows and then joined together to give them that unique 2-D look.
This adorable little guy has just 4 separate pieces and weighs in at a whopping 9 cm (3.5 inches) from the top of the leaves to the bottom of the Pineapple.
I Ain't Fraid-a No Ghost
Who ya gonna call? No reason to be afraid of this adorable ghostie! Two piece amigurumi will give the kids hours of fun...Fast project to make, and a great stashbuster, too! So, set aside an hour or two, and whip one up tonight-You'll love it as much as the kids do! The NO symbol and the ghost are separate pieces, so you can even add them to other projects-Full instructions for both pieces, with a few helpful photos!
Cheeky Mice Crochet Pattern
Use up your yarn scraps and make these mini craft ideas! The Cheeky Mice Crochet Pattern will take you under an hour to make and easily adds a squeak of cute to any space. You could even make a handful of these easy crochet patterns stuffed with catnip for your kitty.
In the Blogger's Words: These cheeky mice make the perfect tiny toy for your cat. I stuffed them with polyester filling as mine tend to keep their toys in one piece. If you have a destroyer in your home, you might want to consider natural stuffing like hay for example. The mice are easy to crochet, and only have two separate pieces: the ears. The tail is knotted to the body and therefore secure.
Rattle Crochet Reindeer
This Crochet Reindeer Rattle is perfect for little hands and a great gift for a new bub. These cuties are jolly rattle toys, that also doubles as a teether for babies. These handmade pieces are a must make on your Christmas list!
Crochet Deer Teether Pattern
Do you notice the crochet deer pattern created by the puffy popcorn stitches used in this blanket? We’re sure kids and adults alike will enjoy running their fingers through these puffy stitches!
We love how they used colors that are associated with deers. This definitely helped us see the design easier!
Since this blanket is made in separate pieces, this blanket can be a great practice project if you're trying to learn how to sew blankets together.
