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Colorful Blossom I designed this flower to show a fun way to choose colors when making things such as granny squares and afghans. It is worked in one continuous piece, not sewn together. The last round could be left off to create a smaller blossom. Flowers are beautiful clipped on bags, hats, headbands, anywhere. I…
Summer will be here soon and time for fun little bags, water bottle holders and a place to store sunglasses and cell phones. This little pocket bag measures 6.5″ tall by 4.5″ wide and was designed to match my “Sweet Treats Tote Bag”. The handle unbuttons to wrap around the tote’s handle. Little Sweet…
In January, I started working more on this blog and joined a great group of very talented bloggers. One of which is Kate Wagstaff of Crafting Friends Designs. I had seen her beautiful designs before and have been a fan of her page, but only recently discovered she lives less than 20 minutes from me!…
Materials: Small amounts of worsted weight yarn, various colors H, J hooks 1 – 1” button (or size to fit hole in flower and heart) Yarn needle to weave in ends Sewing needle and thread to sew button on Sizes: Directions for several sizes are listed. Because this band ties in the back, it is…
This bow pattern is a great way to try Tunisian Crochet. It is worked in short rows and can be done on a regular crochet hook. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Tips on Tunisian Crochet ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Tunisian crochet is different from regular crochet in several ways. • It is all worked…
On my quest to learn different crochet techniques, I have spent a lot of time playing with Tunisian crochet. I LOVE the look, plus it is fun to do. There are many wonderful tutorials available online. Last spring I published two patterns with the stitch. The patterns also include instructions for non-tunisian variations. I have…