A simple festive dishcloth that will add some holiday cheer to any kitchen!
A simple festive dishcloth that will add some holiday cheer to any kitchen!
Wear this Night Garden Shawl as you stroll your garden in the moonlight. This free crochet shawl pattern is gorgeous and simple. Resembling a half granny square, the triangular shape of this crochet shawl is classic and eye-catching. Choose yarn in dark, moody blues and greens for a romantic shawl that will make you feel like a forest nymph. This beautiful wrap is perfect for sitting outside in the evening, or curling up with a good book at a coffee shop. This crochet shawl will become your go-to accent piece.
It's that time of year again when I'm ready to break out the cotton yarn and make myself a dozen different crochet bags. After all, one can never have too many bags, especially tote bags! I consider tote bags to be a summer essential… who am I kidding? I use my crochet tote bags all year round. Why do I historically design new tote bags this time of year? I think it's because I'm being optimistic that, eventually, spring and summer will arrive here in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. Maybe it's my way of willing the warmer weather to come, or maybe I just love my growing collection of bags.
The Baby Bunting Blanket is the perfect summer blanket for baby, or anytime just a light weight blanket is needed. This blanket is made from sport weight yarn, so it is not heavy or bulky. The blanket is so named because of the triangle stitch pattern that resembles a row of bunting. The pattern as written makes a blanket that measures 32 inches by 36 inches, but it is easy to customize to any size. This blanket would be a beautiful handmade gift at a baby shower.
These scrubbies are made using the thermal stitch and I love the results it makes. These dish scrubbies were made using the thermal stitch. There are two versions of the scrubbies. There is one pattern with a bumpy texture on one side and I did one with a bumpy texture on both sides. IF you are new to the thermal stitch, the blog post does link to a YouTube tutorial on how to do this stitch.
The Helen Shawl is a great accessory for transitioning weather, light enough to throw on during autumn /spring mornings for that extra layer to keep the cold away. The shawl is made in Tunisian crochet with four different stitch patterns and various techniques, including the very popular Honeycomb stitch and two types of lace. This project is engaging and step up for any beginner that wants to move beyond Tunisian simple stitch worked in regular shapes. The yarn for this project is a fantastic blend of cotton and acrylic available in multitude of colours that results on fantastic stitch definition.
This Pineapple Pouch is an easy crochet pattern that will be adored by all. Make one or make many for all your friends. Tie the pouch closed with a lacy ribbon and fill it with something fun like potpourri.
This blanket is a light weight blanket worked in a chevron design. The design features rows of solid chevron alternating with an open chevron design. For this pattern you will require three Caron Big Cakes by Yarnspirations or the equivalent in a worsted weight yarn. You will also need a 6 mm crochet hook. This blanket is worked as one piece and crocheted lengthwise. After the body of the blanket is completed, a simple shell edging is added to the two shorter ends.
Give Red Heart's Scrubby Yarn a try with this kitchen-friendly variation on the Neverending Wildflower. The yarn's fun texture makes meal cleanup a breeze, and the polyester dries fast, too!