Using post stitches in a creative yet simple way makes the flower at the center of this pan protector really pop! All you need is one ball of dishcloth cotton or partial skein of any acrylic yarn from your stash and size I/5.5mm hook. Pattern includes 3 sizes for this project to fit a variety of pans. This kitchen project is pretty and practical and makes a great teacher or neighbor gift - everyone has pans!
The Figure-Flattering Crochet Shawl is a simple design that is crocheted using modern colors of worsted weight yarn. Drop stitch crochet is used to work up this stylish shawl, which is done using a Tunisian afghan crochet hook. It measures approximately 14 inches by 51 inches, so it will fit and flatter women of all shapes and sizes. The bright, modern colors shown here will definitely add a nice pop of color to practically any outfit.
Hello friends and welcome to another day of the One Skein Makes blog hop! I'm so excited to be sharing my pattern for this event with you all today! For those of you that haven't met me before, I'm Shehla and I love making colorful and fun things like toys and baby blankets. With all the toys I make, I tend to have a lot of scraps of bright colors leftover from other projects. So today, I'm using some white yarn and all of my colorful scraps to make a unicorn lovey that works with whatever you have laying around. So let's get on to the free crochet lovey pattern!
A crocheted afghan is more than just material to keep you warm- it can be an expression of your life, your memories, whatever you want! Bring the home-y vibe with this Quaint Apple Basket Afghan.
Your daughter will love this Floral Fiesta Backpack for her first day of school! This is a great crochet bag for school, camp or anywhere else kids might need a backpack. The flowers make it extra fun and girly.
Looking for your go to dishcloth crochet pattern that is fun to make and perfect for gift giving (not to mention great for dish washing?) Look no further. Meet the Seed Stitch Dish Cloth. Worked corner to corner with sc rows of edging, it is reminiscent of the popular knit dishcloth. I see myself making many of these to gift to others. It is such a fun project to crochet and they make up really quickly. It is easy to memorize the “increase” portion and then the “decrease” portion of the pattern. I hope you enjoy it as well.
Whether you wear it around your neck or around your shoulders, the Tela crochet triangle shawl will be a staple accessory for cooler weather. You'll love the simple construction and easy stitches paired with modern stripes. There are really only two stitches you need to have mastered before you take on this shawl: chains and half double crochets. That's it as far as stitches. There are, however, some techniques you should be familiar with like working in chain spaces and working multiple stitches in the same spaces.
If you've recently found yourself scouring through blankets and crochet patterns on the internet, stop. The search is over. This Heart Graphgan crochet baby blanket is a dream. This pattern is fun and exciting. You'll get to learn the graphing technique which is different from a lot of baby blankets. It involves keeping count and using multiple balls of yarn. While this baby blanket is unique, baby blanket patterns can also have similarities. Their shape and baby blanket size; even the color palette in some cases.
Going to school may not make you a genius, but you'll definitely get smarter. If you're really smart, you will make yourself this Genius Crochet Bag. It's a fairly simple crochet bag to work up using any color worsted weight yarn you want. It's the perfect size to carry all of your school books, and it would even fit a laptop or tablet. There's even enough room for magazines and yarn, so you can bring your crochet projects to school with you and work on them in between classes.
