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SNAPPY TOTS FREE CROCHET PATTERN Just Call Him Goose A little adventure buddy with a whole lot of personality! Since porch and desk geese have been bringing a lot of joy, I thought we could use an adventure goose, an emotional support goose, a little buddy to hang out with when we could use a…
Tough Scrubber Pumpkins Crochet Pattern The patterns for these pumpkins are available for free below. Materials & Details Yarn: small amounts of orange and green cotton yarn. Crochet Hoosk: H (5mm), I (5.5mm) Miscellaneous: Yarn needle for weaving in ends Measurements: Small – 5.75″ across x 5″ tall; Large – 6.75″ across x 7″ tall…
🎃 A Little Pumpkin Full of Surprises! Some pumpkins are for carving, some are for decorating, and some are just waiting to be filled with goodies! This cute crocheted Pumpkin Pouch is ready for Halloween treats, little surprises, or a bit of fall decorating. The long green handle loops through the top to close the…
Based on my “Super Scrubbies” pattern, these round scrubbers are tough enough for dishes, but soft enough for the shower. Spiral Pumpkins Crochet Pattern The crochet pattern for these scrubbers is available for free below. Materials & Details Yarn: small amounts of orange and green cotton yarn. Crochet Hoosk: H (5mm), J (6mm) Miscellaneous: Yarn…
SNAPPY TOTS FREE CROCHET PATTERN Spooky Tree A little Halloween tree with pumpkin baskets and a ghostly friend! A little spooky, a little silly and ready for Halloween! This crocheted tree has braided branches for hanging tiny pumpkin baskets and a ghost tassel. A colorful striped mat finishes the display. Make the whole little scene…
These are designed to slip over jumbo net scrubbers. I understand these jumbo scrubbers might not be available everywhere so I added a smaller version too. You could also slip these over something of similar size, like a rock if you found the right-sized one. An Octopus Too By attaching the legs at the bottom…