Meadowside Baby Blanket is a woven looking blanket created without a huge weaving machine but only with a hook and yarn. the look and texture is achieved by working a two row pattern repeat and some scrap yarn which makes this the perfect stash busting crochet project. The pattern is supported by a videotutorial to help you along with this innovative technique. I used cottonsoft yarn with scraps of chunky wool rowving yarn to chieve thid lovely look.
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Chunky Crochet Gilet Hoody
This pattern is for sizes 12 months - 12 years and is beginner friendly. It can be worked up quickly using chunky yarn and the pattern is simple and easy to follow written in US terms. The Gilet is made in one piece, sewing the shoulders and adding the hood. It is great for a first project or for those still new to the craft. I have added instructions for pockets (There is no pocket instructions in size 12m). Buttons are optional and are easily added. The overall finish is chunky, bouncy and soft. The front lapels and hood will be oversized and will drape for comfort and ease. The stitches used are HDC (Half double crochet) FPDC (Front post double crochet) BPDC (Back post double crochet) stitch explanations will be explained in pattern. The yarn used for this pattern is - Wendy with wool - Super chunky in PETAL Materials: Crochet hook: 10mm Stitch markers Super chunky yarn -approx. 380 yards for 12 months -approx. 500 yards for size 2/3T -approx. 610 yards for size 4/5 T -approx. 750 yards for 6/8 -approx. 900 yards for 10/12 Gauge: 10 Stitches x 14 Rows 10cm/4" Circumference in inches: 12 months - 22" 2-3 years - 26" 4-5 years - 28" 6-8 years 32” 10-12 years 34”
Adjustable Freeze Pop Sleeve
It's sunny, hot, and time for a popsicle (or an ice pop, a freeze pop, an ice lolly; whatever you want to call them)! If you have kids, or you frequently participate in craft shows, this is probably the best stash busting crochet pattern out there. This adjustable freeze pop sleeve is a quick and easy crochet pattern to make plus it sells like hotcakes at craft fairs! It only takes about 15 minutes to make! This is a great stash busting project so all you need is a small amount of medium weight yarn. I suggest that the fiber content be either cotton or acrylic. You will also need a 4mm crochet hook.
Mira Crochet Pattern for Child's Dress
Mira’s Tie Strap Dress crochet pattern is a must-have for any mom who loves creating adorable outfits for their little ones. With eight different sizes to choose from, you can crochet this fashionable dress for your baby girl and adjust it as she grows. The pattern is easy to follow with detailed directions and helpful pictures, making it a breeze for beginners. Crafters have raved about how cute and versatile the dress is, with some opting for a crop top version. One reviewer praised the modern look of the dress, noting that many patterns can be shapeless and unattractive, but Mira’s design stands out. It’s a great deal for the price and the fact that you can download it instantly after purchase is a huge plus. So, grab the Mira Crochet Pattern and get ready to create something beautiful for your little fashionista!
Flower Freeze Pop Holder Crochet Pattern
Here's a really quick and easy freeze pop holder crochet pattern so you can hold your freeze pop / freezie without your hands getting cold! It's a fun and useful summertime crochet gift for kids! This Flower Freeze Pop Cozy / Holder is a great stash-busting project as it uses such a small amount of yarn. It's also a quick make as you can make it in 30 - 45 min. And it's a wonderful and practical summer crochet pattern for children that will actually get used!
How To Crochet The Linen Stitch Baby Blanket
Learn how to crochet the linen stitch. Step-by-step directions and video tutorial to help you learn how to master the linen stitch. The texture of the linen stitch is woven and compact, but still very pliable. This simple pattern consists of single crochet and the chain stitch. It is a perfect crochet stitch for a beginner. I love making things using the linen stitch. Once I get the foundation row completed, I get into the rhythm of the pattern and I don't really have to pay much attention to what I am doing. I can watch a television show with my family and have my crochet therapy at the same time. This linen stitch would be great for so many things. Once you learn how to crochet the linen stitch, your world will open to new possibilities.
