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Petra Shawl - Available for Sale!
Material: 100% Super Soft Cotton
Wingspan: 154cm / 60in
Spine Length: 71cm / 28in
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Treasure Net by Johanna Lindahl on Ravelry
Raiwë Shawl by K.A.M.E. Crochet on Ravelry
Quiraing Shawl by Silvia Bangert on Ravelry
Evelyn Shawl by Zuzana Hejdrychova on Ravelry
Completed ‘Silver Needle Tea’ shawl in gradient cotton yarn & tigers eye/yellow crystal accents dangles.
Pattern is the SilverNeedleTea Shawl by RedTeapotAtelier.
Took a stab at an original design after doing a few pieces of Swedish embroidery. Didn't turn out quite like I planned, but I learned some things...mostly that geometry is real and can hurt you.
Yarn you won’t use isn’t wasted if it you help it find a new home!
Elise by Bernadette Ambergen on Ravelry
I have so many of this creator's patterns!!!
It's tough okay? 🤪😂🤭 @slippedstitch
Link to my blog/website: https://crochetml.com/ https://crochetml.com/pages/free-crochet-patterns
Movement nudge, for hands and wrists!
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Crochet Bandana! Check it out at Hopeful Turns.
Source: HopefulTurns@YouTube
March 2026 - cherry blossoms headband
Spring is in the air and so are cherry blossoms! This is a cherry blossoms inspired headband, although the original pattern is a daisy headband.
These are pretty easy to work with. I first preferred a bigger flower, hence I worked one more round (a 3rd round), reducing the number of petals from 6 to 5 (which also corresponds to the number of petals in a cherry blossom). So, if you prefer a bigger flower size, you can start with 5 chains instead of 6, and work 3rd round (for each petal - 3 double crochets in 1st loop of the petal, 1 double crochet in each of the double crochet stitches, again 3 double crochets in the 2nd loop of the petal) . These are the big flowers in the background (refer to photos).
Now, after I crocheted the big flowers, I also crocheted the original small 6 petal flowers - I found these to be more dainty and pretty, especially for a smaller head or a child's head. So, in the end I stuck to the small flowers itself.
You can choose which size you prefer. How pretty are these white and pink cherry blossoms??
Yarn used: 3 ply, acrylic + polyamide yarn Hook used: 3 mm
Link to tutorial video - here
Whether you need a reusable market bag, an everyday tote, or a beach bag for the summer, this easy crochet tote bag pattern is perfect for beginners and crocheters of all skill levels. https://crochetncrafts.com/easy-crochet-tote-bag-pattern-for-beginners-beginner-eyelets/
the peony vest
finished just in time for my birthday :) the ribbing is a little wonky, but i love it
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I'm still working on my shawl pattern, which I've decided to call "At Sixes and Eights".
Photos are a little underexposed :(
This is the full size version above, with the full border. Alternating lace sections are in Alice (sock) by Blackbird Sycamore yarns and the gray is Drops Baby Merino in Dark Gray.
Here's the mini-shawl version in a hand-dyed blue/brown sock (I dyed this yarn) and Dark Blue from Drops again. Same pattern, just with fewer repeats.
Again, we have lace in sock yarn from Blackbird Sycamore--The Aunts--and Drops in Amethyst. This simply has a different number of repeats, and no special ending on the border.
Since each repeat of 12 rows is the same, it should be easy to write up, but I'm still working on diagrams. And my gauge is sort of weird.
I will be making one more version of this, using sock yarn for the solid (the Drops is technically a sport) alpng with trying some beading at the end.
One of these days I'll get this whole thing done!
Working on a stashbusting project.
