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Tutorial – Puff Stitches
Puff stitches are soft, squishy, versatile, and easy to make. Learn how with this tutorial!
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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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Free Pattern – Storm Clouds
Diagonal puff stitch gives this 14″ pillow a soft, plush texture, which works well with the heathered tones of the Lion Brand Heartland yarn. When completed, the 3 blocks of color form diagonal striping patterns that are distinctly different on the front and on the back. The construction also makes it easy to take the pillow form out for washing when needed. 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…
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Tutorial – Diagonal Puff Stitch
Earlier, I showed you how to do the diagonal box stitch. Now here is a fun variation! The diagonal puff stitch is worked exactly in the same way as the diagonal box stitch, except that the 2nd dc of each box is replaced with a puff! With this one simple substitution, you get puffs that line up in opposite directions, creating a thick, soft fabric with great texture. Caution – this stitch is a serious yarn hog, so probably best kept for smaller projects. First, let’s define a puff stitch (puff) as follows: YO, insert hook into specified stitch or space, and draw up a loop to the same height as…
