This sweet sunflower is such a lovely reminder, that summer is just around the corner. I can't wait for it to finally arrive! This cute sunflower is a simple project, that will bring joy and a little bit of fun to your windowsill, or wherever you'll put these sweet fellows.
The full article about the free pattern and the photos are here. More info on raverly can be found here.
Crochet a Reminder to Be You
This fun wall hanging with an inspirational reminder comes together with corner-to-corner (c2c) crochet. And what could be better than a bold flamingo and being yourself? Maybe nothing. But when it comes to all those yarn ends, you might be looking for something better. And that's where Lindsey from Winding Road Crochet comes to the rescue with a helpful tip for skipping all the weaving on a wall hanging like this.
Corner-to-Corner Dishcloth Pattern
Make this dishcloth using the corner-to-corner method. A video tutorial will guide you along the way, so let's get crocheting! It's a 10” square but the size is easily adjustable!
Crochet a Rainbow Corner to Corner
When you just need a little brightening, crochet this diagonal rainbow wall hanging! With corner-to-corner construction and a gorgeous row of fringe, how could this not make you smile? And if rainbows aren't really your thing, you can still make this with your favorite shades or even neutrals.
Corner To Corner Moss Stitch Dishcloth
I really love the moss stitch, it is one of my favorite stitches. I like to make blankets and dishcloths with this stitch, it has a very nice texture, it's easy and still got this very elegant look. I also prefer to work from corner to corner, it gives me a lot more flexibility in my work, you can decide the dimension of your piece as you go. For this pattern, use 100% worsted cotton yarn. Multi-color yarn will create a beautiful effect, but it will also be beautiful with a solid color!
Sand Dollar Coasters
The Sand Dollar Coasters were first published in Happily Hooked Magazine in 2018. It took a lot of trial and error and many ugly sand dollars to finally arrive at these. The sand dollars on the beach in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico were so awesome and inspiring, I knew I had to make one. And not just one, enough of them to decorate my patio table in the summer months. These coasters use fpdc, dc, tr, and crab stitch to make a texture-rich, whimsical pattern for Summer decorating.
