The Chickadee Easter potholder is a fun and useful pattern that will be great as a kitchen Easter gadget, but will also be a great present when visiting.

The Chickadee Easter potholder is a fun and useful pattern that will be great as a kitchen Easter gadget, but will also be a great present when visiting.

Although it may seem a little risque, this crocheted top with a bare back by Drops Design is very summery but at the same time quite fashionable. Moreover, you can finally can tan your back without any lines.

Similarly to other halter and crop top ideas, here us the Sidney top by Drops Design in DROPS Safran yarn and available in 3 sizes. Conversely, this is a slightly more built up project, when you want a bit more coverage.

Although this pattern makes a wonderful, useful potholder, its real forte is its beautiful aesthetic. Indeed, coupled with the hanging loop, it makes for a beautiful piece of artwork.

Next, do you have a unicorn fan in the house? Well, if you do, this project is truly for her and you will definitely hit the soft, magical, rainbow-colored spot with it.

A crochet dishcloth is wonderful for scrubbing dirty dishes. If you haven't got one so far, you should definitely try it. It will be also very practical gift and in a meantime good chance to try the primrose stitch.

Lastly on out halter and crop top journey,, this top designed by Jane Green is based on the alway popular granny square which never gets old and has recently been coming back into glory.

To begin with, here is the first contender, a colorful, relatively solid sunburst. These would look truly super in a throw.

Lastly, the cascade blanket is probably the acme of geometric mosaic blankets. Although it looks highly complex, it actually makes use of relatively simple shapes and will be quite easy to make, but to great effect.
