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Free Pattern – Hugging Tree
Celebrate the "tree huggers" in your life today, by making them this cute little tree to hug! The pattern is designed in Lion Brand Vanna's Choice yarns, which I received free from Lion Brand for this project. It's squishably soft and durable, and the tonal Taupe Mist colorway adds a great textured look to the trunk. If you prefer to use natural fibers, Lion Brand's 24/7 Cotton is a great choice as well!
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Double Crochet 3 Together (dc3tog)
Turn 3 stitches into 1 with the Double Crochet 3 Together (dc3tog) decrease! This standard double decrease starts with 3 partial double crochet stitches, and then finishes them all together as one.
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Scrappy Stitchers Link Party #16
There were only 2 entries in last week’s link up, so I thought this week I would just highlight them both! Here’s a lovely Spiral Staircase Knit Stitch by Kat’s Crochet Creations And here’s a fun new playbook project from Creative Crochet Workshop: the Under the Sea Crochet Playbook Starfish Buddy Thanks for linking up your projects! I hope we’ll see lots more projects this week! 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…
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Scrappy Stitchers Link Party #15
Congrats to Kat’s Crochet Creations for last week’s most clicked link – Odds and Ends Basket! Remember to link up your projects this week, so you can be featured next week! 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. If you post about your entry on social media, please use the hashtag…
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Scrappy Stitchers Link Party #14
Congrats to Keeping it Real for last week’s most clicked link – The Spring Bag! Will your project be most clicked this week? It only can if you link it up! 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. If you post about your entry on social media, please use the hashtag…
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4 Crochet Buttons
Buttons can make or break a project, and sometimes it's hard to find just the right ones. So what do you do? Make them of course! Here are 4 crochet buttons you can make in minutes, perfect for any project.
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Tutorial – Keeping your edges straight
When working in rows, do you ever have trouble knowing where the first or last stitch is? Are your “straight” edges really anything but straight? This is a common issue for new crocheters, and even happens to us oldies sometimes, when we’re learning a new technique. It’s easy to fix though, and all it takes is 2 locking stitch markers. This technique also helps you think about and understand how the stitches are actually being formed. If you have trouble finding the last stitch of the row, mark the first stitch of the previous row. Here’s a swatch of plain single crochet, where I’m at the start of a new row.…
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Scrappy Stitchers Link Party #13
Congrats to Conhilos, Lanas, y Botones for last week’s most clicked link – Chaqueta punto bobo para bebé paso a paso 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. If you post about your entry on social media, please use the hashtag #ScrappyStitchersLinkParty so we can all find your posts. A few simple…
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Free Pattern – Little Nubby Scrubbie
This textured scrubber is great for washing dishes, without scratching delicate finishes. Made with machine washable cotton, these should last a lot longer than store bought sponges. The optional top flap makes a little pocket that you can slip your fingers into. This pattern works up quickly, so you can make a whole set in no time. Be sure to make some extras for gifts too! 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…
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Scrappy Stitchers Link Party #12
Congrats to Creative Crochet Workshop for last week’s most clicked link – March Baby Beanie – Crafting A Rainbow Of Hope 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. If you post about your entry on social media, please use the hashtag #ScrappyStitchersLinkParty so we can all find your posts. A few…
