Showing posts with label FREE CROCHET PATTERNS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label FREE CROCHET PATTERNS. Show all posts
Monday, June 30, 2014

Fantastic June Crochet!


I've been out and about quite a bit this past month, so I really haven't done a lot of crocheting (just a little). 

My crochet buddies have been busy as ever though, so, today, I'm sharing what they have been up to this June!

First up..



We've got three great patterns by Dearest Debi

Freezie Star Wars Lightsaber Hilt

Cloth Pot Holder

Flower Bud Granny Square






                      

  These next five designs are from Sara Sach at Posh Pooch Designs 
        Opa's Hat              Dog Flag Bandanna     Sweet Treats Drawstring 

                     Summer Bucket Hat                           Cotton Table Runner



Next, I have five new projects from Celina Lane at Simply Collectible 










Rhondda Mol has four new patterns for us from Oombawka Design  



Jessie Anest Rayot, from Jessie At Home, has also just released this little gem, so I  squeezed it in! 

I can't wait to see what July brings!





Monday, June 23, 2014

Summer Love and Crochet Too!

I hope your Summer is as happy as mine!


I have been ...

Vacationing ...



Grilling ...



Emily Evans, we shall not speak about my burnt chicken LOL .. Thank You Carl Evans for being the true 'Grill Master' of our family!

Picnic-ing ...









Playing ...


Birthday Partying ...



Visiting Family ... 



Having Family Visit ...





Issie Dog got her very first Summer Haircut ever ... 

Long
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And I did manage to Crochet a few small items too ...



I made 4 of these Mug Hugs for 'The Girls' ..they have only been asking for some since Christmas! LOL
These are Can / Bottle Cozies for Summer Bonfires and Parties...


I also made some of these in Red, White and Blue using  "Chasing Chevrons" Glass Bottle or Soda Can Cozy Pattern by Jennifer Pionk.

I forgot to snap a picture of mine before I gave them to 'The Kids' but this is Jennifer's Picture.
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The pattern is Great..I am definitely recommending it!

I'm thinking about making some more of the Chevron Cozies for our 4th of July Celebrations...and I want one of these too!  
 The pattern is by RepeatCrafterMe and is Free at her website.


I hope you enjoyed a peak at my Summer.  I have some more Fun Crochet Projects planned, so I hope to see you all again soon!

Wednesday, April 16, 2014

Angels in My Kitchen--FREE Heritage Crochet Pattern

There are 'other' Kitchen Angels..but they aren't this Kitchen Angel

I have, for some reason, developed an emotional attachment to this Angel.

My friends and family always love to get them as gifts.  They say it makes them smile to see this angel hanging there in their kitchen.

Not only are they pretty but they are practical too.
The skirt is an open mesh design so it dries quickly and the "halo" doubles as a hanging loop.

This pattern, and the poem that accompanies it, are both by "CroBeanie" Bea Wells and it has become very hard to find now that Bea has passed away.
I am fortunate enough to remember CroBeanie and perhaps that is why I am so attached to her pattern.

The only place I have been able to find this particular pattern is WebArchive and it isn't easy.  That being said ...

If you would like to make these Kitchen Angels too, be sure to Save this Link and print a copy too!




I'm an "Angel" dishcloth,
I came from up above;
I'm made from puffs of cotton,
And spun with lots of love.
I'll help you do the dishes,
And wipe up spills and things;
Then I'll hang around the kitchen,
And dry my "Angel" wings.


Monday, April 7, 2014

Market Bags 'To Go'

Market Bags 'To Go'

I'm going to be making quite a few of these this month. I'm totally jazzed about it too!

I've got 3 great big skeins of Bernat Handicrafter Cotton, in beautiful Spring-time colors...just waiting to get my hook into them!
 I use this PATTERN from Linda at Linda's Crafty Corner

Mine are a little different.

I like my Market/Produce bags cinched at the top so my goodies don't roll out when I set it down.

So my bags have a drawstring type closure..nice and sturdy though, they will last a good long time with lot's of use.
I also make the pouch closure a little differently..I hate buttons. I have no idea why, except that they catch on stuff and they just 'bother' me.

So I made a long loop in the center of the pouch opening and designed it to loop around the flower decoration attached to the other side of the the pouch.  Works like a charm!..and pretty too :)
In order to avoid cutting thread/yarn and weaving in while you are in the middle of a net/mesh pattern, you need to start with a cone or large skein. 
The first one I made, I used one of the regular small skeins of Lily Sugar n Cream and it took all of one plus part of another. So I do recommend that you start out with a large skein to begin with.

I have made note of all my changes to the pattern on my Ravelry page. I'm considering writing it all up in a pdf for downloading...but for now, I've got to get hooking!






Monday, March 31, 2014

March Crochet Round-Up

Sharing is Caring


So it's the end of the month and I thought it might be pretty cool to share some posts from my favorite blogs.

Did you miss any of these great posts from my friends' blogs this March?










And let's not forget anything from Crochet Bliss!




So there's a pretty good sampling of Crochet Goodness from March 2014. 

I hope you find several pages to visit and enjoy this recap!