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made a couple of these fish bags out of odds and ends. my friend at work had one and i was like, holy shit that’s so cute, my kids would love it.
my local fabric store has googly eye buttons and i just couldn’t pass them up. i’m probably going to make a few more for friends’ kids and my niece. they’re a really quick knit and just so fun.
pattern is here:
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i like that it’s easy to modify, i added fins to mine but you can really do any size or shape.
Jake the dog crochet pattern is now available on my etsy! You can find my shop link on my page!
Still trying to figure out the pattern for Lilia Calderu. Everything I come up with just falls short of her majesty 😩 But I know I’ll get it eventually! In the meantime, I wanted to let everyone know that if you wanted all 3 patterns so far, I’ve created a bundle discount so y’all can save a little!
Shop items by TinyCatTeethStudio.
This is the last of the three necklaces patterns I made for my Hemptique collaboration collection this summer.
Full pattern with notes on my blog for free here.
Video tutorial can be found on my YouTube here.
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Made Sean a new hat. Here you go:
I-Hook, approx. 200 yards Worsted Weight Yarn (Berroco Talara used). We're making a ribbed hat that will have some stretch. It'll buckle a little at the beginning, but trust the process.
Round 1: Make a magic ring. Work a chain 3 in magic ring. This counts as your first double crochet (DC). Mark this as your first stitch in every round. Work 9 more DC into ring. Do not join. We are working in a spiral with the same starting stitch in every round.
Round 2: Complete 2 front post double crochet (FPDC) around the chain 3.
Round 3: Complete 2 FPDC around other 9 DC around (20 stitches total).
Round 4: Complete 2 FPDC around every FPDC of previous round (40 stitches total).
Round 5: Complete 2 FPDC around every FPDC of previous rounds (80 stitches).
Round 6: *FPDC in the first stitch. DC in second stitch. Repeat from * around. You will have 80 stitches. 40 will be FPDC. 40 will be plain double crochet.
Round 7-31: Continue working a FPDC in all odd stitches and a plain DC in all even stitches until you have completed 25 rows in this pattern. At the end of pattern round 25, join the last DC to the FPDC that started the round with a slip stitch. Fasten off and weave in ends.
Note: You can always add or remove rows for a preferred fit.
Knit This Easy Skull Cap Beanie For Kids In An Hour Or Less! 👉 https://buff.ly/2DY2CMV
This is one of my favorite easy knitting project for beginners! I made a bunch of washcloths as gifts for family and friends. I made various sizes and added a bar of soap from a local maker. I wrapped it up with remaining yarn. Very low waste and thoughtful hand made gift!
Diagonal Knit Wash Cloth
Can makes multiple size wash cloths depending on how many you cast on. You work from bottom corner towards top corner using increase and decrease stitches respectively. I used old yarn that I had laying around. My yarn was a cotton blend and I used a size US 7 needle.
I used Knits & Bits Pattern to create my first one and then experimented and changed up a few things as I got the hang of it.
https://jknitsandbits.wordpress.com/2017/07/19/p5-simple-dishcloth-knit/
If you want to learn to knit, this is the perfect project to get started on! It only requires a few basic stitches and it is very repetitive
Finished my Ana Lucia Shawl by Wilma Westenberg. It's made from cotton king twirls in green.
