AC and CNC Mystery Cowl CAL – Part 1
AC and CNC Mystery Cowl CAL – Part 1. The first part consists of 5 rounds. It’s quick and easy to crochet.
AC and CNC Mystery Cowl CAL – Part 1. The first part consists of 5 rounds. It’s quick and easy to crochet.
The AC & CNC Mystery Cowl CAL. A Free crochet pattern brought to you by Mistie of American Crochet and Rhelena of CrochetN’Crafts.
Fall is here and winter is just around the corner. The leaves have started changing colors, which means the snow will soon begin to fall. And these cowls are perfect for the season.
Fall is just around the corner, at least for us Canadians. The weather is still warm for the most part, but after the rain the other day it has cooled off quite a bit in our area.
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Believe it or not, but having fun with crochet is a good way to save money. Not only does crochet keep you at home where you can’t spend money, but it’s fun and relaxing at the same time. Crochet may seem like it’s a hobby of the past mainly associated with the older generations. However,…
The puff stitch is excellent for creating a bit of texture in crocheted fabric. The stitch is visible on both sides of the fabric and can be used in a wide variety of crochet projects. Although the puff stitch is fairly simple to make, it is not recommended for beginners. Rather, it is more suitable for someone…
Handmade gifts are not only unique and more valuable, but they can also be fun and relaxing to make. Yes, handmade gifts can be time consuming to make, which is most likely why most of us choose not to make them. However, there are many reasons to make your own gifts, many of which will…
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Here is my free crochet pattern for a seed stitch purse. You can use it as is, or line it with some matching or contrasting material to help reduce the stretchiness from the yarn.
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This is a bucket hat I made. The free pattern is available at Craftybegonia.
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This is a dishcloth pattern I made from My Recycled Bags.
This is a sweater that I tested for a Patrice Walker from Yarn Over, Pull Through.