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Tuesday
Monday
Jar Lid Covers Crochet Free Pattern - Home Decor
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The beginning of the school year always comes with canning jam.
Autumn is the season when trees are laden with delicious fruits and berries.
I always take a little time to make some homemade strawberry jam. If you’ve never canned before, I can highly recommend it. This year, I decided to also make a little strawberry jar cover so I can also use the jam for gifts later in the year.
Skill level: easy / beginners
Hook: Made with 3.25mm/D3 hook, or size needed to obtain gauge.
Tapestry needle
Yarn: Weight- #3, DK, Light Worsted 100% cotton
Gauge: Rnds 1-5 = 2”
Crochet Terms used in this pattern: US
Download a pattern here
The beginning of the school year always comes with canning jam.
Autumn is the season when trees are laden with delicious fruits and berries.
I always take a little time to make some homemade strawberry jam. If you’ve never canned before, I can highly recommend it. This year, I decided to also make a little strawberry jar cover so I can also use the jam for gifts later in the year.
Skill level: easy / beginners
Hook: Made with 3.25mm/D3 hook, or size needed to obtain gauge.
Tapestry needle
Yarn: Weight- #3, DK, Light Worsted 100% cotton
Gauge: Rnds 1-5 = 2”
Crochet Terms used in this pattern: US
Download a pattern here
Sunday
Knitting chart squares stitch pattern
I’m excited to share this knitting stitch. It’s great for knitting scarves, hats, blankets, sweaters and even knit neckties!
Feel free to use any size yarn and needles for your creative project.
If you’re new to knitting, you’ll love my collection of stitches here
Easy crochet shell stitch
This pretty lacy stitch is very easy, but it looks lovely. It’s perfect for beginner crocheters.
Hook of choice.
Multiple of 4.
Start with a chain.
Row 1: ch3, *(2 dc, ch 1, 2dc) all in the 4th ch from hook ; sk 3 ch*. Repeat from * to* along the row. Turn.
Row 2: ch3, *(2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc) all in ch-space*; Repeat from * to* each in next ch-space. Turn.
Repeat from Row 2.
The shell stitch is one of the most basic crochet stitches and can be used for many different projects. It can be used for hat , slouchy beanie.
Create a soft scarf with this pattern , which would also make a great homemade gift!
Abbreviations:
ch chain,
sk skip,
dc double crochet,
* * repeat instructions between asterisks as many times as there are stitches to accommodate them.
Tuesday
Crochet Nursing Necklace - Teething Necklace Free Pattern /DIY
Ready a new free pattern / DIY/ tutorial for nursing necklace. For this crochet nursing/ teething necklace you need materials:
You want to try to find non-toxic, natural materials
- Unfinished wooden beads in ¾ and 1
- Cotton yarn. I used Lily Sugar N Cream yarn
- Size 2.25mm/ US B-1 Crochet Hook
- Tapestry needle
For crochet tube I use Chain Loop Mesh Stitch
This lacy stitch is a open crochet stitch made with loops of chains. It is very easy to crochet. You just need to know the chain and single crochet stitch.
This project is very quick to do, it can easily be finished in 10-20 minutes and looks great. Customize it and make it your own necklace to suit any occasion!
Chain 4, slip stitch to join and form a ring.
Round 1
* ch 3, 1 sc under chain ring *, repeat 3 times, ch 3, 1 sc into first chain space, so you have a 5 chain space in round.
Round 2
In the second and following rows, you'll make a single crochet in each ch-3 space.
* ch 3, 1 sc into next 3-chain space *, repeat 3 times, ch 3, 1 sc into first chain space, so you always have a 5 3-chain space in round.
Repeat row 2 until your tube measures the desired length.
Now you see making crocheted mesh is one of the easiest crochet techniques —plus it works up really quickly.
For continuing the pattern please go here and do it from original page, here are many photos of the process .
Enjoy my new DIY baby teething necklace. Your baby will enjoy them too. : )
Maybe you're wondering other free necklaces patterns :
You want to try to find non-toxic, natural materials
- Unfinished wooden beads in ¾ and 1
- Cotton yarn. I used Lily Sugar N Cream yarn
- Size 2.25mm/ US B-1 Crochet Hook
- Tapestry needle
For crochet tube I use Chain Loop Mesh Stitch
This lacy stitch is a open crochet stitch made with loops of chains. It is very easy to crochet. You just need to know the chain and single crochet stitch.
This project is very quick to do, it can easily be finished in 10-20 minutes and looks great. Customize it and make it your own necklace to suit any occasion!
Chain 4, slip stitch to join and form a ring.
Round 1
* ch 3, 1 sc under chain ring *, repeat 3 times, ch 3, 1 sc into first chain space, so you have a 5 chain space in round.
Round 2
In the second and following rows, you'll make a single crochet in each ch-3 space.
* ch 3, 1 sc into next 3-chain space *, repeat 3 times, ch 3, 1 sc into first chain space, so you always have a 5 3-chain space in round.
Repeat row 2 until your tube measures the desired length.
Now you see making crocheted mesh is one of the easiest crochet techniques —plus it works up really quickly.
For continuing the pattern please go here and do it from original page, here are many photos of the process .
Enjoy my new DIY baby teething necklace. Your baby will enjoy them too. : )
Maybe you're wondering other free necklaces patterns :
Wednesday
How to make a crocheted nursing necklace
A nursing necklace is a long, chunky necklace made with wood beads and cotton yarn. It can be made with plastic or other materials too.
These necklaces are very easy to put together and not only are they stylish but also functional.
The point is for the baby to have something to play with while he or she is nursing.
They appeal to babies sense of vision and touch and can also be used as teethers (as long as the right materials are used and under constant supervision).
You can just hand-wash the necklace in warm water if it gets goopy from baby drool
Materials:
You want to try to find non-toxic, natural materials
- Unfinished wooden beads in 3/4 inch and 1 inch sizes.
- Cotton yarn.
- Crochet Hook
- Tapestry needle
I do think this would make a creative, homemade baby shower gift.
How to crochet beads for nursing necklace have a look free pattern here.
These necklaces are very easy to put together and not only are they stylish but also functional.
The point is for the baby to have something to play with while he or she is nursing.
They appeal to babies sense of vision and touch and can also be used as teethers (as long as the right materials are used and under constant supervision).
You can just hand-wash the necklace in warm water if it gets goopy from baby drool
Materials:
You want to try to find non-toxic, natural materials
- Unfinished wooden beads in 3/4 inch and 1 inch sizes.
- Cotton yarn.
- Crochet Hook
- Tapestry needle
I do think this would make a creative, homemade baby shower gift.
How to crochet beads for nursing necklace have a look free pattern here.
Crochet Beaded Necklace Free Pattern Tutorial
Crochet jewelry for beginners. This necklace is an easy beginning crochet pattern.
I used beautiful hand painted beads.
Crochet Hook: Size 2 mm its US B/1or UK 13 or your preferred size
Detailed Instructions
Thread 8 beads on crochet cotton thread.
Work with thread blue
Row 1 - Ch20, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc,ch20
Attach pink yarn
Row 2 – ch6, sc in third st of blue row (buttonhole), sc in each stitch to end
Finish off, attach last bead, weave in end.
Abbreviations
sl = slip stitch
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
bsc* = beaded single crochet
*Bead Single Crochet: (bsc): Do a normal single crochet, except after you put your hook through the stitch in the previous row, pull a bead up to your hook and then yarn over using the crochet cotton thread on the far side of the bead. Then pull the loop through the stitch in the previous row. You will now have two loops on the hook and the bead will be looped against the piece. Yarn over and pull through both loops to complete the single crochet.
Crochet bead necklace or bracelet pattern free.
Have a look more free crochet patterns
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Free pattern beret tam in double crochet
Easy Crochet Baby Blanket
doily crochet free pattern
easy crochet flower free pattern
doily crochet free patternSaturday
Easy Crochet Baby Blanket Free Pattern
This is a simple crochet baby blanket. I like that there are no obvious rows or lines as happens with single or double crochet. Switching them up in this pattern blurs the lines and produces a lovely thick fabric with a wonderful drape.
Download This Pattern!
PDF file free download
My sample blanket is 30 inches square. You could make yours a bit longer — around 34 inches long — if you prefer.
Skill Level: Beginner – Easy
USA Format
Seed stitch
Row 1:
Ch an odd number of sts, sc in 2nd
ch from hook, dc in next ch, [sc in next ch,
dc in next ch] across, turn.
Row 2:
Ch 1, sc in first dc, dc in next sc,
[sc in next dc, dc in next sc] across, turn.
Rep row 2 for pattern.
Abbreviations
ch. Chain
sl st. Slip Stitch
sc. Single Crochet
dc. Double Crochet
rpt. Repeat
Download This Pattern!
PDF file free download
My sample blanket is 30 inches square. You could make yours a bit longer — around 34 inches long — if you prefer.
Skill Level: Beginner – Easy
USA Format
Seed stitch
Row 1:
Ch an odd number of sts, sc in 2nd
ch from hook, dc in next ch, [sc in next ch,
dc in next ch] across, turn.
Row 2:
Ch 1, sc in first dc, dc in next sc,
[sc in next dc, dc in next sc] across, turn.
Rep row 2 for pattern.
Abbreviations
ch. Chain
sl st. Slip Stitch
sc. Single Crochet
dc. Double Crochet
rpt. Repeat
Friday
Baby Booties Ugg Free Knitting Pattern
These knit booties not only are they adorable, but they fit great. They are designed to be stretchy and very comfortable. Perfect for baby showers or a "welcome" gift for newborns.
Babies tend to rub their feet together and kick their socks off. These booties are designed to stay put.
You can download PDF file of this pattern here .
Pair US 5 straight needles
Yarn: 1 ball DK yarn
Cuff of baby booties ugg
Cast on 34 sts loosely (32+2 edge stitches).
Work ribbing
1 Row: Slip first (edge stitch), *P2, K2*-repeat to end, last stitch purl (edge stitch)
Note: henceforth I will not mention the edge stitches; you always knit Slip first and purl last stitch.
2 Row: *P2, K2* Repeat from *'s to end
3-14 Row: repeat rows 1-2
15 Row: Eyelet row: *K1, K2tog, YO, P1*. Repeat from *'s to end.
16 Row: *P2, K2* Repeat from *'s to end
Instep:
17 Row (right side): Knit 22 sts
turn and continue to knit on 10 sts in the middle
18 Row: purl 10
19 Row: knit 10
20 Row: purl 10
21- 28 Rows: repeat rows 19-20
Break yarn, leaving a 2 inch tail.
Edge off baby booties ugg
29 Row (right side): You have on the right needle 12 sts, pick up 7 sts on right lateral of instep, pick up 10 sts off medley , pick up 7 sts on left lateral of instep and you have on the left needle 12 sts- total 48 sts
30 Row: join yarn and knit to end
31 -36 Row: knit
Break yarn, leaving a 14 inch tail.
Sole:
Slip next 21 sts. (onto spare needle). Do not knit these sts.
We will work on middle 6 stitches.
Explanation: when you are
Knitting the stitches for the sole you knit the last stitch together with
one from the side. Then you turn and knit the other side, and p2tog
from the other side.
You work this way down .
37 Row (right side): k4, k3tog, turn
38 Row: p4, p3tog, turn
39 Row (right side): k4, k2tog, turn
40 Row: p4, p2tog, turn= 42st
41 Row (right side): k4, k3tog, turn
42 Row: p4, p3tog, turn
43 Row (right side): k4, k2tog, turn
44 Row: p4, p2tog, turn= 36st
45 Row (right side): k4, k3tog, turn
46 Row: p4, p3tog, turn
47 Row (right side): k4, k2tog, turn
48 Row: p4, p2tog, turn= 30st
49 Row (right side): k4, k3tog, turn
50 Row: p4, p3tog, turn
51 Row (right side): k4, k2tog, turn
52 Row: p4, p2tog, turn= 24st
53 Row (right side): k4, k3tog, turn
54 Row: p4, p3tog, turn
55 Row (right side): k4, k2tog, turn
56 Row: p4, p2tog, turn= 18st
57 Row (right side): k4, k3tog, turn
58 Row: p4, p3tog, turn
59 Row (right side): k4, k2tog, turn
60 Row: p4, p2tog, turn= 12st
Finishing of baby booties ugg:
Divide stitches over 2 needles. With right sides together, use kitchener stitch or 3 needle bind off to close up sole.
Terms:
K knit
P purl
RS right side
WS wrong side
st. stitch
K2tog knit 2 stitches together
SSK slip, slip, knit
BO bind off
Finished!
Related to this Item: baby booties, knitting patterns, free pattern, baby ugg, baby patterns, knitted booties, booties patterns, booties knitting, knit booties, booties pattern, baby booties pattern, baby boots pattern, knitted booties COPYRIGHT RULES This pattern is the sole property of giftseshop.com and lanahobby.blogspot.com and is copyright protected Giftseshop.com ©2014. You may not sell or reproduce this pattern. You may sell items made from this pattern. All photos are used with permission and protected by copyright. You may not use my photos sell your finished product.
If you plan on using my material in another blog, I'd be delighted, but please notify me before you do so and, of course, link back to me.
Have a look other patterns of baby booties shoos.
Babies tend to rub their feet together and kick their socks off. These booties are designed to stay put.
You can download PDF file of this pattern here .
Free Pattern for Knit Baby UGG Booties
Sizes: Newborn-3 monthPair US 5 straight needles
Yarn: 1 ball DK yarn
Cuff of baby booties ugg
Cast on 34 sts loosely (32+2 edge stitches).
Work ribbing
1 Row: Slip first (edge stitch), *P2, K2*-repeat to end, last stitch purl (edge stitch)
Note: henceforth I will not mention the edge stitches; you always knit Slip first and purl last stitch.
2 Row: *P2, K2* Repeat from *'s to end
3-14 Row: repeat rows 1-2
15 Row: Eyelet row: *K1, K2tog, YO, P1*. Repeat from *'s to end.
16 Row: *P2, K2* Repeat from *'s to end
Instep:
17 Row (right side): Knit 22 sts
turn and continue to knit on 10 sts in the middle
18 Row: purl 10
19 Row: knit 10
20 Row: purl 10
21- 28 Rows: repeat rows 19-20
Break yarn, leaving a 2 inch tail.
Edge off baby booties ugg
29 Row (right side): You have on the right needle 12 sts, pick up 7 sts on right lateral of instep, pick up 10 sts off medley , pick up 7 sts on left lateral of instep and you have on the left needle 12 sts- total 48 sts
30 Row: join yarn and knit to end
31 -36 Row: knit
Break yarn, leaving a 14 inch tail.
Sole:
Slip next 21 sts. (onto spare needle). Do not knit these sts.
We will work on middle 6 stitches.
Explanation: when you are
Knitting the stitches for the sole you knit the last stitch together with
one from the side. Then you turn and knit the other side, and p2tog
from the other side.
You work this way down .
37 Row (right side): k4, k3tog, turn
38 Row: p4, p3tog, turn
39 Row (right side): k4, k2tog, turn
40 Row: p4, p2tog, turn= 42st
41 Row (right side): k4, k3tog, turn
42 Row: p4, p3tog, turn
43 Row (right side): k4, k2tog, turn
44 Row: p4, p2tog, turn= 36st
45 Row (right side): k4, k3tog, turn
46 Row: p4, p3tog, turn
47 Row (right side): k4, k2tog, turn
48 Row: p4, p2tog, turn= 30st
49 Row (right side): k4, k3tog, turn
50 Row: p4, p3tog, turn
51 Row (right side): k4, k2tog, turn
52 Row: p4, p2tog, turn= 24st
53 Row (right side): k4, k3tog, turn
54 Row: p4, p3tog, turn
55 Row (right side): k4, k2tog, turn
56 Row: p4, p2tog, turn= 18st
57 Row (right side): k4, k3tog, turn
58 Row: p4, p3tog, turn
59 Row (right side): k4, k2tog, turn
60 Row: p4, p2tog, turn= 12st
Finishing of baby booties ugg:
Divide stitches over 2 needles. With right sides together, use kitchener stitch or 3 needle bind off to close up sole.
Terms:
K knit
P purl
RS right side
WS wrong side
st. stitch
K2tog knit 2 stitches together
SSK slip, slip, knit
BO bind off
Finished!
Related to this Item: baby booties, knitting patterns, free pattern, baby ugg, baby patterns, knitted booties, booties patterns, booties knitting, knit booties, booties pattern, baby booties pattern, baby boots pattern, knitted booties COPYRIGHT RULES This pattern is the sole property of giftseshop.com and lanahobby.blogspot.com and is copyright protected Giftseshop.com ©2014. You may not sell or reproduce this pattern. You may sell items made from this pattern. All photos are used with permission and protected by copyright. You may not use my photos sell your finished product.
If you plan on using my material in another blog, I'd be delighted, but please notify me before you do so and, of course, link back to me.
Have a look other patterns of baby booties shoos.
Infinity Scarf Sewing Pattern
Today I have an infinity scarf pattern for you. It’s a great beginner project and only takes 30 minutes to make. I made a bunch of these for Christmas gifts this last and they were a big hit.
You can use any light-weight fabric for the infinity scarf.
Use whatever you like and whatever makes you feel fabulous!
Get creative and make it your own!
Materials Needed:
• Fabric Length: 65" Width: 27"
• Scissors
• Sewing machine
• Thread
• Hand sewing needle
• Iron and ironing board
Directions:
1. Select your fabric. Cut your fabric in half lengthwise so that it measures approximately length: 65" width: 27”. I leave the selvage on the fabric as this will be hidden on the inside of the scarf.
2. Fold your fabric in half lengthwise and pin right sides together (so that the pattern is on the inside). You will have a long rectangle of fabric.
3. Sew along the length of your infinity scarf where you just pinned. Make sure you just sew along the length of the fabric, don’t do anything with the ends yet. When you are done you will have a very long tube.
4. Lay your scarf on your ironing board with the seam in the middle of the scarf. Using the tip of your iron press open the seam.
5. Flip your scarf so that it is right side out.
Reach inside the tube from one end and grab the other end. Start pulling the scarf inside itself with right sides together.
6. Fold you infinity scarf in half so that the two open ends are laying on top of each other.
With the two ends of your scarf in your hands find the seam that you just pressed open.
Pinch together so that the seams are lined up and the right side of the fabric is facing each other. Pin.
7. Start stitching around the circle leaving a half inch seam allowance.
This should leave you a couple of inches to flip the scarf back right side out and hand stitch the remainder.
8. Tuck the raw edges inside the hole and pinch together.
You can stitch it closed using a hand slipstitch, or you can edge stitch it on the machine using matching or invisible thread.
Once you've closed all the openings, press your infinity scarf and your new accessory is complete!
Is just a round tube of fabric that you can loop around several times to add an instant pop of color to any outfit.
Your infinity scarf or loop scarf is ready to wear! It’s a nice versatile accessory for spring, and it also makes a great gift for all ages. Double it up or just wear it long for a different look Wearing your infinity scarf: When I first tried on my infinity scarf I had the scarf laying flat.
Make sure that your scarf doesn’t lay flat. Pull the two sides of the tube away from each other and fluff it up so it gives a fuller appearance. Loop it around your neck twice and puff up if necessary.

My other free sewing patterns:
Free pattern for sewing a balaclava
A Balaclava Free Sewing Pattern
Sunday
Doily Crochet Free Pattern
Handmade crochet lace with love and care...
I really, really wanted to show you my doily crocheting in process, but I want to take the pictures outside, so that will have to wait until the rain has subsided.
I’m crazy about the colours I used, have you noticed by now that I totally get off on bright and beautiful colours!
I used 3.5 mm crochet hook for this crochet pattern
This doily starts with the magic circle and is worked up in 7 rounds.
I Expect compliments from guests about this doily's vibrant color and exquisite style.
Here is free pattern.
You will really enjoy crocheting this lovely doily from start to finish.
If you have a night table that needs dressing up, look no further than this creative butterfly night table doily.
Using this free crochet pattern and cotton thread you are sure to make a beautiful design to show off to your friends and family.
Set it on top any table and just look at how beautiful it is.
This free crochet pattern is very versatile as you can use it as a doily, a dish cloth or even a place mat.

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doily crochet free pattern
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I really, really wanted to show you my doily crocheting in process, but I want to take the pictures outside, so that will have to wait until the rain has subsided.
I’m crazy about the colours I used, have you noticed by now that I totally get off on bright and beautiful colours!
I used 3.5 mm crochet hook for this crochet pattern
This doily starts with the magic circle and is worked up in 7 rounds.
I Expect compliments from guests about this doily's vibrant color and exquisite style.
Here is free pattern.
You will really enjoy crocheting this lovely doily from start to finish.
If you have a night table that needs dressing up, look no further than this creative butterfly night table doily.
Using this free crochet pattern and cotton thread you are sure to make a beautiful design to show off to your friends and family.
Set it on top any table and just look at how beautiful it is.
This free crochet pattern is very versatile as you can use it as a doily, a dish cloth or even a place mat.
Lace Crochet Doily

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doily crochet free pattern
easy crochet flower free pattern
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Saturday
A Balaclava Free Sewing Pattern


That made me think, a lot of people come to this blog through searches for "balaclava pattern". What is the balaclava?
A close-fitting, knitted o sewing cap that covers the head, neck, and tops of the shoulders, worn especially by mountain climbers, soldiers, skiers, etc.
I found this free pattern in last night online for a fleece balaclava. I made one this morning in about an hour.
Material: fleece.
With fleece being soft and warm, it has become a fabric many want to have as a hat. There are many colors of fleece fabrics available.
The main thing - do not confuse the inner and outer side of the fabric - for a fleece-like material that matters. Outside air has to pass better than inside.
How do it - fold the fabric so that the sides found each other with the entanglement of approximately 0.5 cm, and chop off so Topstitch seam "zigzag". Get a flat seam, reliable, and a little more comfortable, but it will be visible from the outside.
Remember: If sewing using a flat-stitch technique seam allowances are not needed. Otherwise if making a normal seam add a 5 mm seam allowance when cutting.
Lining (optional)
If you have chosen to add a lining, follow these steps. Sew an identical hat from lining fabric .If you want a edge using stretch binding, turn the lining inside out and place inside the hat. Sew close to the edge with a long stitch (temporary) . If a finished seam is wanted, sew the hat and lining around the edge, right sides together leaving a 5cm gap. Pull the lining through this gap, and finish the 5 cm hole by hand or by top-stitching.A balaclava, like a ski mask, is a warm, close-fitting winter hat that's designed to keep your head and neck warm in winter weather. Balaclava-style hats can be worn underneath military or bicycle helmets. With basic sewing skills, you can make a fleece balaclava to keep you cozy this winter. Make one for every member of your family to stay warm for this winter's snowball fights, trail hikes and skiing adventures.
Balaclava pattern in PDF, free download
Balaclava pattern in PDF, free download Have a look other articles about balaclava en this blog:
Free pattern for a balaclava helmet
Free pattern for sewing a balaclava
Friday
Free patterns catalogue archive
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Crochet a Beret-free pattern
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Free pattern beret tam in double crochet
Small crochet flower free pattern
How to crochet baby hat beanie-free pattern
Free crochet stitch patterns
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Free knitting patterns
Baby Booties Ugg Free Knitting PatternFree pattern for a balaclava helmet
Free Pattern –knitted Slippers
Knitted Drawstring Wrist Purse
Knitting in the Round
Circular Knitting : Circular Knitting: I-Cords
Free knitting stitch patterns
Stitch pattern of mosaic knitting with two colorsAran honeycomb stitch
How to Make a Slipknot in start Knitting
Moss Stitch
Chevron Pattern stitch
How to make Mistake Rib Stitch
Knitting stitches
Simple Stitch Cable
Double Cable stitch
Hand knit designs from fashion –aran knitting
Free knitting stitch patterns
Felting
How to make Nuno FeltFree sewing pattern
Fabric knot bead necklacesVintage Sewing Dress Pattern Free
Free pattern for sewing a balaclava
A Balaclava Free Sewing Pattern
Infinity Scarf Sewing Pattern
Jewelry making
Fabric knot bead necklacesHow to Make a Beaded Bracelet
How to make flower with beads. Free beading pattern.
How to make cactus with beads, free beading pattern
Small crochet flower free pattern
Small crochet flower free pattern
I love knitted flowers, yours is great! With a small amount of scrap yarn, a spare hour or two and my favorite free crochet flower patterns, I can create beautiful little bursts of color in no time. Crocheted flowers make great package toppers or, take off the tie and you can embellish afghans, pillows, bags, clothing, and more.
This easy pattern for a small flower for beginners.
Abbreviations: Chain Stitch (Ch), Slip Stitch (SL), Double Crochet Stitch (DC)
Chain 3, join with the beginning stitch
Round 1: *Chain 3, SL ST through the chain loop. Complete 5 times from *, join at the base of the beginning stitch to join. (5 chain 3 loops total)
Round 2: *SL ST in to the next chain 3 loop. CH 1, work 5 DC through the CH 3, CH 1, SL ST in the same CH 3, Complete 5 times total from *. Join with the beginning stitch.
If you are interested in Knitting patterns
I love knitted flowers, yours is great! With a small amount of scrap yarn, a spare hour or two and my favorite free crochet flower patterns, I can create beautiful little bursts of color in no time. Crocheted flowers make great package toppers or, take off the tie and you can embellish afghans, pillows, bags, clothing, and more.
This easy pattern for a small flower for beginners.
Abbreviations: Chain Stitch (Ch), Slip Stitch (SL), Double Crochet Stitch (DC)
Flower pattern
Chain 3, join with the beginning stitch
Round 1: *Chain 3, SL ST through the chain loop. Complete 5 times from *, join at the base of the beginning stitch to join. (5 chain 3 loops total)
Round 2: *SL ST in to the next chain 3 loop. CH 1, work 5 DC through the CH 3, CH 1, SL ST in the same CH 3, Complete 5 times total from *. Join with the beginning stitch.
If you are interested in Knitting patterns
Sunday
Crocheted Heart Free Pattern
Hello friends! I've been working a lot lately. I have a project in mind: knit simple baby hat with crochet hearts applications. While I was searching for a crochet hearts that serve me, I crochet these hearts. I show you with crochet charts.
Crochet centerpieces
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