- Designed by Tonya Bush
Neck pillows doesn't have to be boring at all and this one is the best example for that! It's a simple, geometric and modern pattern, that uses little yarn and doesn't require much crocheting skills.
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Find this free pattern on tnanascraftyhome.com, or check out more on its Ravelry page here.
Zippered Travel Pouch
This zippered travel pouch will have you easily crocheting on your next road trip, while you're sitting at the beach, or wherever you adventure. Its small size means you can grab and go, while it still fits multiple crochet hooks, yarn needles, safety pins, safety scissors, and measuring tape! At least, those are my go-to travel needs when crocheting away from the comforts of my couch. Bonus: it fits pens and pencils for other hobbies and pouch needs.
Daisy Pillow And Placemat
Daisies are my favorite flower so when I wanted to add some cute pillows and a placemat to my new swing setting I decided to design snappy daisy. It worked out great and can be made in any choice of colors. I have included instructions for making 2 sizes. Both sizes can be placemats and pillows. Description: Instructions included for making a daisy shaped placemat and/or pillow. Skill Level: Easy. Basic crochet skills needed, plus must be able to read a crochet pattern. Materials Yarn: worsted weight. Sample Colors: Red Heart Super Saver Bright Yellow, White, Royal, Cherry, Shocking Pink, Pumpkin, Turqua Crochet Hooks: H, I, J Miscellaneous: Yarn needle, sewing needle, thread, small buttons (optional for eyes), Fairfield Poly-fil stuffing (optional for pillow) Details Flat Daisy Measurement: regular - 15” across; large - 18” across Gauge: Not important for this project
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!
Pie Oven mitts Free Crochet Pattern
- Designed by Melanie Moreau
Who said that oven mitts have to be boring, right? Well, one thing is certain - these are everything but boring! Watch out not to eat them by accident! They work up so fast and really doesn't require much yarn. Perfect project for a lazy afternoon!
