#pattern roundup

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frodo’s pattern roundup #2

cross stitch:

pokémon card – dragonite by simminastitch

pigeon by flossandfeathershop

gaming sampler by jessica doizé (free!)

the horrors persist but so do the sweet treats by hereticdesignsshop

moogle by arboret art shop

pattern roundup by samplerbot

welcome to the café by beesontoastshop

pokémon scarlet and violet by glitchstitchAU

crochet:

how to crochet dragon/mermaid scale gloves (crocodile stitch) video tutorial by creationsmisfit

bulbasaur and ivysaur pattern by crochetbykittengrrl (free!)

miscellaneous:

perforated paper for cross stitch – how to get started by sirithre

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a friend of mine commissioned me, she found this super cute pattern for a cable organizer that looks like a leaf, so i made two in inverted colors!! shes going to use them as a headphone topper so it looks like a little leaf is on her head <3 <3

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Crochet Pattern Roundup: Summer Sweaters

Crochet Pattern Roundup: Summer Sweaters

Hey guys, just because it’s time to start your summer projects doesn’t mean you can’t still make some sweaters! Here’s a collection of summer sweater crochet patterns you can wear even during the hottest months of the year. First up is this pretty, lace cardigan by Highland Hickory Designs. It’s made simply with 3 panels and no increasing or decreasing! It would be perfect as beach cover up.…

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so i found this super amazing daily granny square project online and these two were some of the ones they made, the directions are super clear and come with videos, project linked in comments!

made these two for a friend <3 they look so cute together!!

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making leaf / ivy garlands, super hypnotic to make! the pics show two, the first is five feet and the other is three feet, each leaf probs 2 inches in diameter

together these used up one skein of lovely thick dark green yarn, used a 7mm hook to give the leaves a bit more volume

pattern in a readmore below:

all i did was combine a few approaches i found, pretty simple overall

round 1:

ch 2, (2 sc, hdc, dc, hdc, 2sc) into second stitch from hook

(on all but the first leaf, it helps to root the first round into the stem by putting a slip stitch into the first available chain from the stem once you finish the first round, but its not necessary)

round 2:

ch 1, sc into next 2 stitches, 2 hdc into next, (dc, ch 3, slst into third stitch from hook to form the leaf point, dc) into next stitch, 2 hdc into next, sc into next 2, then slst into leaf 'center'

connecting stems/vines:

ch 10 (or more/less depending on spacing, wouldnt recommend fewer than 6 though) before starting next leaf!

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strawberry plant

mushrooms

flower pot with low sitting flowers

mini plant hanger

fern leaves /// oak leaves /// simple leaves

tulip applique /// tulip keychains (youtube video)

floral coaster

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granny square variants: sunburst/sunflower /// heart /// farmhouse /// simple square /// rainbow puff /// two color /// flower pop /// corner to corner /// victorian lattice /// poppy wheel /// boxed lilac /// daisy /// sue square /// nadine square /// heart 2

how to seam together a granny square tote bag (requires 13 squares)

granny square shawl (requires 36 squares but could be more or fewer)

name tags (mostly have this one saved so i can learn the surface stitch they talk about to make clear lettering!)

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completed heart purse project, pre-assembly! (full assembly in reblogs) followed this pattern, made for a friend! <3 <3