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@thecrochetgeek
I finished my Banana Split Pillow!!! Y'all probably know by now how amazing @twinkiechan 's patterns are. This has been a work in progress for a few years, but I was finally able to finish it. It's such a fun decoration to have in a room. You can find the pattern in Twinkie Chan's book, Crocheted Abode A La Mode.
I recently finished making this Star Amish Puzzle Ball for a clever friend. It's made up of 24 cones, slip stitched into rings that can be put together into a ball, or taken apart. The more you stuff them, the tougher it is to muscle them together. You can find the free pattern here:
This crochet Star Ball is based on the traditional amish puzzle ball and comes apart into 3 segments that have to be assembled to for the ba
I recently finished this In Love With Color Throw. It uses 1 ball each of 11 colors, so I used a bunch of mostly-full balls from my stash. Even though you're making multiple of each motif, it kept my attention because I'd want to see each new color added, sometimes in surprising combinations. You can find the free pattern on the Red Heart website:
Tiny Baby Ice Cream Cone by Sweet Softies
Free Crochet Pattern Here
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Knots of Rainbows has released this free Bubble Sponge pattern. I know traditional kitchen sponges can get dirty very easily, and grow harmful bacteria. With a sponge crocheted out of cotton, youād be able to throw it in the washing machine, and not have to constantly throw away foam sponges.
When each holiday rolls around it brings with it the desire to crochet something cheerful & festive to display in my home! Although I love to create designs that are functional (and this one is functional), Iām not sure Iāll be able to bring myself to actually use it for more than a decoration in...Read More
Christmas tends to sneak up on me every year, and thereās not always time to handmake gifts for everyone! Maybe making a few things way early in the year will reduce some of the stress of finishing all of those holiday crafts. I like the simple, retro look of this towel, plus it can be put to good use.Ā
I do love designing wash cloths because they give you such a wonderful opportunity to test out new crochet stitches and patterns you haven'...
I love these Tartan Plaid Wash Cloths from Laura of HappyBerry Crochet. I know the washcloths at my house are all pretty worn and shabby, it would be fun to make new ones that match with the bathroom, kitchen, etc.
small amigurumi troll with fuzzy hair
Look at these cute little trolls from Amigurumi to Go! Thereās an interesting story to go with the pattern as well. As the designer Sharon says, you do not want to make these trolls!Ā
A relatively simple free jellyfish amigurumi crochet pattern as part of my Sea Life Mobile project. These jellies are designed to look like baby moon jellyfish and are made with minimal seams.
Hereās a fun stash-busting project, these tiny crocheted jellyfish! The designer, Suvi, used them as part of a mobile for her baby, but I can imagine these doing well at craft fairs (maybe as a keychain?) or in someoneās Easter basket. One jellyfish can be made in less than an hour, so you can make a whole swarm of them!
We are already in end of May! Here in Chicago finally has the weather that we can call it spring. (This week, and staring from this week, is more like summer though) I remember around this time of the year, itās usually in mid 60s low 70s (and rainy cloudy weather on Memorial Dayā¦) so Iām super happy for this weather! After I made Budding Leaf Bookmark, I wanted to make spring-related item again, but this time as bath goods. Since summer season is coming up, and that means people use more water! People go to pools and beaches, then take shower after that. Some people might take a bath more than once a day because of the hot weather and get sweaty. This bath mat will bring your bathroom little touch of āgreensā and cleanliness! The bath mat is made with using C2C (corner-to-corner) so itās very easy to make! Just download and follow along the grid pattern listed at the instruction! For those of you who never made C2C, it is a stitch pattern using double crochet and chains. You work diagonally, starting at one of the corner (usually from bottom right corner, but it doesnāt really matter which ā¦
Iāve been inspired by the changing season lately! Tae from Tying An End has released a free C2C (corner to corner) chart for this super cute spring bath mat. This could be a nice way to freshen up your bathroom (or bedroom, or inside your front door...)
Crochet DROPS vest with lace pattern edge in stripes with ties in waist in āSafranā. Size S-XXXL.
I love this lacy crochet vest from Drops Design. The colors are stunning, and the lace patterns seem like they would be interesting to make. A great spring wardrobe piece!
Hereās a unicorn amigurumi so fluffy, so pink, and so frothy, itāll remind you of cotton candy! This free crochet unicorn amigurumi pattern is sure to be the most squeezable, lovable, magical creature! To sum up in the iconic words of a little girl, āItās so fluffy, Iām gonna die!ā
Sharon from Ami Amour has designed this free fluffy unicorn pattern. The tail and mane are made with eyelash yarn for maximum fluff. I would imagine any child (or adult) would love hugging this cuddly creature.
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I just found Anitha Domacinās blog, and every one of her designs is so adorable! I encourage you to go check out all of her designs. This bunny especially stood out to me, itās such a cute spring design.
Ola Ogunlolu just released this amazing free tote bag pattern! Iām super impressed by the texture, especially that the pattern continues onto the handles. This could be a great project for spring, who doesnāt need more project bags?!Ā
This crochet pattern roundup collection features 20 designers that all have one pattern that you can get as a free downloadable pdf on a specific day. Each pattern is Spring, Easter or Home Decor themed.
Nicole from Nickiās Homemade Crafts is hosting a free, spring-themed crochet pattern event. From April 1st to April 20th, each day she will post a coupon code to get a certain free pattern from a featured designer. After 24 hours, the coupon code will expire and another spring project will be featured. The goal is that you will come back every day to get the next pattern.
The designs that have been released so far are super cute, I think my favorite so far is the Dandelion Fields Beanie by With Alex. Iām excited to see the new pattern each day.
http://www.theloopylamb.com/2018/08/19/the-arctic-gem-beanie-free-pattern/
Ever since the Caron x Pantone Bamboo came out, Iāve seen the old version of Caron x Pantone yarn on clearance in my local Michaelās. I picked up a few braids, and was curious to see if one skein would be enough to make an adult-sized hat. Luckily Ashley from The Loopy Lamb had a free pattern for the Arctic Gem Beanie, using one skein of this yarn.Ā
This is my rendition, in the colorwayĀ āStrawberry Chillā. Iām assuming the Bamboo version of the yarn would work with this pattern too. There was lots of trial and error as I worked this pattern, as I was working between two goals: to make a hat that would be large enough for me to wear, and to not run out of a color in the middle of a row. I ended up going down a hook size, to a 5.5mm, which produced a hat that I *can* wear, but is a bit tight. That said, I love this pattern and may make another, using different yarn. It was so fun to work up!
https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sunny-doily
Iāve been wanting to transition into some spring projects, which can be hard to find because crochet tends to be mostly popular during the winter. But, Iāve found some nice doily patterns that can be used to decorate the house in the spring, made in variegated and pastel colors.Ā
Sophia Yoon has designed this beautiful Sunny Doily pattern, which I think will be doable even for semi-beginners. The pattern comes with both a chart and written instructions, which can be a great way to get familiar with reading a chart.
