I love this doily pattern because the style and stitches are classically pretty, soft and airy and by using colorful thread these doilies could be a perfect addition to any decor. You will feel good about investing time in this delicate, openwork beauty, since it works up very quickly and makes a setting feel softer and more sophisticated. I crocheted my Delicate Doily with cotton thread size 30 and a 1,25 mm crochet hook. Its size is 22 cm (about 8,7 inches) in diameter.
This Retro Ring Trivet is a blast from the past. This free crochet pattern is made in remembrance of canning jar rings from the 40s, 50s, and 60s. It can be made in various sizes depending on how many rings you use. Plus, it's quick to work up and is also an excellent stash-buster project.
This beginner granny square Christmas doily uses just one skein of yarn. Pair the easy crochet stitches used in a granny square with these pretty Holiday colors for a quick crochet project. Christmas is almost here and it's time to start thinking about what you're going to be giving your friends and family. One of the best gifts that I've found that people often don't think of, but really appreciate, are handmade items. A granny square is a popular crochet pattern that has been around for decades. It's used to create everything from afghans, clothing, and home decor items. This easy crochet project took me about 15 hours to make. So, if you have a few hours each day for a week, you can have this beauty done too.
I love working with Tshirt Yarn. It gives a nice thick texture and sturdiness to any completed crochet pattern. Hence , I find them perfect for Crochet Basket, Rugs, Hotpads and Trivets. Crochet Hot pads and trivets are very handy to have around. Today am sharing a very easy pattern for Tshirt Yarn Crochet Trivet. They are not only easy but also work up pretty quick. These are also great for gift giving to your loved ones. Materials Used:- Tshirt Yarn 10mm Crochet Hook Size:- 12 Inches- Can be customized to any size.
Spiral crochet styles appearance remarkable and are eye-alluring. Crocheting a spiral motif isn't varied from some other everyday dollies, it is fun making and has a unique style impact. These spiral crochet motifs can add a brand new appearance on your scrapbook, crafts, journals, and many others. One can trap their dreams via the usage of these motifs as dream catchers. Few ideas from our side, you could dream of many. For move, in-depth details visit our blog post.
Learn how to crochet the Coffee Bean Cup Cozy Pattern. This free crochet cozy pattern will wrap your favorite mug in all the texture. The Coffee Been Cozy is a quick but beautiful crochet project that makes a fabulous gift. You can choose to add a button loop and wrap your crochet cozy around a coffee mug. Or you can seam your rectangle together to form a sleeve, perfect for gifting to-cups and travel mugs. In the crochet pattern below I've included two sizes-for your standard coffee cup and one for those oversized mugs.
With this sunny mandala you'll always have sunshine in your house and in your heart (hint: in warmer colours this makes an excellent Christmas mandala too!). You will be able to make this crochet mandala in no time at all: one evening or one afternoon and it'll be done! You can use scraps of yarn for this project if you like, no problem. This sunny mandala makes for a great doily or a lovely holiday present.
The Rustic Dinner Scarf is a stunning table runner that uses post stitches to create graceful cabling, and it is finished of with a simple lace edging. This is a project that would look great in any modern farmhouse dinning room or kitchen. The pattern can be expanded to fit the size you need for your table. Use a sport weight cotton yarn in your favorite color or keep it neutral for extra durability and softness.
Why Happy Flowers? Because I've kind of convinced myself there are tulipy type flowers in rounds 6-7! And they make me happy! This is a quick, easy little mandala/ doily which is crocheted in bright 8 ply cotton yarns. This is a great way to use up some of those small leftover yarn balls in your stash. You can use it as a doily (like I do!), or frame it and hang on the wall. All you need is some 8 ply cottons, a 3.5mm hook, scissors and a needle to sew in your ends.
