Bring a little fun to your kitchen decor with this fast and easy Little Waves Crochet Dishcloth. You can mix and match colors to suit your mood or make them all in one color for a fun, solid dishcloth. This pattern comes with a full photo tutorial to help you successfully complete your project.
According to the designer, "these precious coasters are modern with a vintage vibe. Perfect to use up leftover yarn! Very easy, and even includes pictures to show you how it looks as it's being crocheted." Don't wait to decorate your home with these adorable crochet coasters!
Lately , I have been obsessed with making flower related patterns. Recently I had shared the pattern for Mini Sunflower Doily. Everyone loves flowers.Here I am again with a flower inspired crochet pattern. Today I am sharing the pattern for Easy To Make Rosebud Spring Flower Coaster. These Rosebud crochet flower coasters are quick and easy to make.You would surely want to make a bunch of them. Make them in variety of patterns by alternating the colors in each row. Crochet Rosebud coasters are perfect for adding spring ambience to your table. They will also make great gifts for love ones, be it any occasion.You can also use this pattern to make motifs that can be used in variety of your other crochet projects.. Dream catchers.. Buntings.. Wall Hangings.. Blankets.. Placemats! Materials Used: - 4 Ply Yarn(Green and Red Color) 3mm Crochet Hook
A free pattern for some pretty crochet flower motifs. They are like bright mini mandala's! You can use them as colourful coasters to decorate your table, (they would look amazing outside for Summer dining) or make a set to gift. Small amounts of cotton yarn. The yarn I used is Scheepjes Catona yarn to make these flowers. 3mm Crochet Hook Yarn Needle to weave in threads Scissors This pattern uses US crochet terminology Tension is not important for this pattern Flowers/motifs are approx. 3” when using the suggested yarn weight and hook. You could use a heavier weight yarn and matching hook to make larger motifs, just see what is in your stash!
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!
Includes instructions for 6", 9" and 12" square. Photo tutorial also included. The Orange Explosion Dishcloth is the 32nd dishcloth in the Let's Learn a New Crochet Stitch Pattern, Kitchen Edition. 4 sizes have been included; along with the stitch multiple to allow you to resize this to any size project. This stitch pattern is easy enough for a determined beginner and uses only ch, sc and dc stitches (U.S. Crochet Terms). This close scallop stitch, aka as a fan stitch is perfect for baby blankets and baby items as it has a soft and pretty texture without open gaps between the sets of scallops.
Crisp leaves. Golden colors. Cool Days. Warm sweatshirts. Fall is in the air! I love the cool refreshing days of fall! And I love this fall wine cozy! One of my favorite things about the fall crochet wine cozy is that I used up scrap yarn which is always a good thing! I made this one for Thanksgiving but it's great for any fall occasion (or change up the colors or even work it in a solid color-so many options!)
The name says it all with this Handy Pot Handle Cover. Basically, if you are ready to rid yourself of pesky burns from your older pots, this is the right kitchen crochet pattern for you. This is such a quick fix for a serious problem- not only is it annoying when your pots get too hot to hold, but it can also be dangerous! Fix this in a simple way by working up an easy solution that doesn't take very much time at all. It'll be worth the hassle when you can move more freely about the kitchen all because of a simple crochet pattern.
If you're tired of your typical dishcloths falling apart, then you should think about trying the Scrubby Full of Sunshine. It works up in Mary Maxium Scrub It yarn, which is so much better to use than cotton yarn is on projects that get wet It's a worsted weight so it still has just enough bulk to it to work up a fun pattern, and it's thick enough to scrub at those grimey stains you just can't seem to get off your pans. Try it out and tell us what you think of this unique yarn!
