This simple tunic pattern was designed with speed and ease in mind. Somehow, even amid the usual chaos of life with a toddler, it practically flew off my hook. That's why I named it the Dandelion Tunic- it seemed as if it popped up almost overnight! Considering how incredibly fast little ones grow at this age, that's very important. I purposefully simplified the ribbing by using only front post stitches. I added a row of pretty little eyelets as well, to give the dress a hint of lightness. The improvised eyelets up top do double duty- they add a bit of breezy elegance, and help shape the yoke without using slower, bulkier decrease stitches. This dress will use just half a skein of Caron One Pound Yarn in the 4T size.

Lioness Lea" is the 4th. C2C Square of the Wildlife Graphghan designed by Kinga from My Hobby is Crochet blog. The pattern includes written row by row instructions for color counts follow with color pixel. We must say, this lioness looks absolutely stunning! So realistic and expressive! A truly masterpiece! We can't wait to see the whole Wildlife Graphghan coming to "yarn life"! So go get your yarns and hook and get started on this gorgeous square!

Different from most afghan crochet patterns, the Medallion Afghan features colorful medallions, lace and a zig-zag border. Use your yarn scraps and try your skills at this bright, intriguing afghan pattern.

Scroll to the bottom of the free pattern page to watch the YouTube how to tutorial video for learning this motif. The free pattern includes charts for learning the beginning X stitch as well as the regular X stitch. This mini medallion motif would be cute as a coaster, earring, or trivet. Join them as you go to create a beautiful afghan or shawl. The pattern features Be So Brave Yarn, 100% USA made American Merino Wool, worsted weight.

This free crochet afghan pattern is beautiful as you will see the more it comes together. It's for an intermediate crochet skill level and would make for a great gift.

Crochet crafters love to work on baby blankets as it's easier to work on these patterns. If you are learning the crochet or yarn craft, this lion-patterned blanket is the perfect option to practice. However, this lion-patterned blanket may look difficult at first. But you would love and enjoy working on it. Use double, single, half, and increase crochet stitches to make this blanket.

Make these bullion stitch crochet flowers effortlessly with free patterns and tutorials. You can get the complete guidelines important details online about used yarn to craft these flowers by yourself. The vintage stitch is the main thing that makes the bullion stitch more popular. Use these crochet flowers as attachments on the bags, hats, accessories, and crochet items.

However, Leon Lion is an ever slightly more ambitious amigurumi lion. For instance, the mane is a more complex creation of frizzy yarn ends, and the figurine itself is made of more numerous and less symmetrical shapes. At the same time, this is by no means difficult, so an ambitious beginner should feel right at home with this pattern.

Lastly, Laurence is a somewhat more playful amigurumi lion with a bright orange mane. In fact, this will be a great stuffie to decorate a kids' room with.