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Free Pattern – Cera the Triceratops Bib
Meet Cera, the friendly triceratops bib, who is much more than just cute! With 3 soft layers of brightly colored, cotton / acrylic yarn, she's sure to add some fun to mealtimes, while helping to keep baby's clothes clean.
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Pattern Review – Monster Butt Pants by Donelda Higgins
Last Saturday, I went to a 1st birthday party. I knew I wanted to make some monster pants for the birthday boy, and a friend recommended this adorable Monster Butt Pants Pattern by Donelda Higgins. I was not disappointed!
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Free Pattern – Round the Mulberry Bush
Rainbow colors go round and round, punctuated by lightly textured, grey stripes. With a cotton/acrylic blend in vivid colors, this simple hat is just right for summer. It uses small amounts of several different colors, so is a great stashbuster project too. Here’s a fun fact: despite the popular nursery rhyme, mulberries actually grow on trees, not bushes! This pattern is protected by copyright. Please do not distribute or share this pattern in any way other than by sharing a link to this page or to the pattern page on Ravelry. Click here for copyright information. This pattern contains affiliate links (click for more info). If you click one of these…
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Kristen
As many of you know, I spend most Friday evenings with a knitting/crochet group at my local yarn store. This past Friday, I got to meet someone new, and I thought you might like to meet her too. This is Kristen: Kristen is 8, and already crocheting like a pro. When I met her, she was working on a cupcake carrier – a very clever design that her mom taught her. After making holes around the edge of a plastic container, Kristen crocheted a poufy top with a draw string. The end result was a cute and sturdy bag with a nice flat bottom. I imagine this would make a great project…
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Free Pattern – Slanted Puffs Bracelet by CrochetN’Crafts
If you liked my Dew Drop Necklace, you’ll love this fabulous Slanted Puffs Bracelet designed by Rhelena of CrochetN’Crafts! The two patterns go beautifully together, and as soon as I saw it I knew I wanted to share it with you. Angled puff stitches create a fun zig zag design that make this elegant bracelet a must have accessory. Rhelena has lots of other beautiful designs on her site. In addition, she manages a massive pattern directory at Crochet Pattern Bonanza. Be sure to check it out for more great patterns! This pattern is protected by copyright. Please do not distribute or share this pattern in any way other than by sharing…
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Crochet Flower Necklace Pattern – Dew Drop Necklace
Create a chain of delicate "beads" and simple flower embellishments, using tiny puff stitches! This crochet flower necklace is easily customizable for a special occasion showpiece, or an everyday wardrobe staple. It's great for gifting and craft fairs too!
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Scrappy Stitchers Link Party #18
There were two projects shared in last week’s link party – Granite Stitch Dishcloth by Kat’s Crochet Creations, and Gracie Baby Hat by Jessie at Home. Things tend to slow down in the fiber arts world during the summer months, so the next few link parties are going to be 4 weeks long instead of weekly. Be sure to check back often, and link up all your projects! Now it’s your turn Remember, any fiber related project you’ve made is fine – it does not have to be your own design and you don’t have to have a blog. You can link up your Ravelry project pages or Instagram…
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Bandkerchief Crochet Kerchief Headband
What goes on easy like a headband but looks like a kerchief? A Bandkerchief of course! This crochet kerchief headband pattern is quick and easy. With 5 sizes from baby to adult, this lacy design makes a great summer accessory for the whole family!
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Book Review – Crocheted Abode A La Mode by Twinkie Chan
Twinkie Chan is well known for her scrumptious food designs - if you can eat it, she's probably crocheted it. She has definitely outdone herself in her new book "Crocheted Abode A La Mode." This is the first time I can honestly say that a crochet pattern book made me hungry!
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Scrappy Stitchers Link Party #17
Last week’s most clicked link was the Mandala Rug by Jessie at Home. Congrats Jessie! Will your project be the most clicked link this week? You’ll have to submit it to find out! Be sure to check out all the other great projects too. Now it’s your turn Remember, any fiber related project you’ve made is fine – it does not have to be your own design and you don’t have to have a blog. You can link up your Ravelry project pages or Instagram photos too, so come share your love for fiber! While you’re here, help support each other by clicking on a few of the other entries.…
