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Free patterns to crochet unique things for your family and home: beanies, sunhat, whimsical hats, baby, blankets, decor, pillows, scarves, stuffies, seasonal and more.
Each pattern has been tested and most are easy enough for beginners with basic crochet skills. Help is always available through email or in our facebook group, Totally Snappy.
Bee Square Pattern The crochet pattern for this project is available for free below.A downloadable, ad-free pattern that includes the instructions and all pictures is also available to purchase from my Ravelry Shop. Materials Measurements Tips Bee 1. With an H hook and white yarn, ch 22, sc in the 2nd ch from hook and in each…
Because every goose deserves a fun new ‘do and hat! These hats and hair are designed for a 23″ and 28″ porch goose. You can buy a 23″ goose in my shops for a small fee: Etsy | Ravelry Other sizes Fun hats and hair are available for the small and desk sizes too: https://snappy-tots.com/stylish-hats-for-all-geese/…
These are designed to slip over jumbo net scrubbers. I understand these jumbo scrubbers might not be available everywhere so I will be releasing a smaller version to slip over the smaller net scrubbers too. I also have included instructions for a “no net” version where you will sew two crocheted layers together instead of…
I love seeing the fabulous things people create from my patterns. This patriotic pair is by Susan Fischer, using a couple free snappy patterns. I am so happy she shared these with me and let me show you in case your goose would like a new outfit. Links to all of the patterns she used…
This is really interesting to me. It was made in 1970 (same age as me!) by a man named Robert Smithson. Using over six thousand tons of black basalt rocks and earth from the site (on the northeastern shore of the Great Salt Lake), Smithson formed a coil 1,500 feet long and 15 feet wide….
A great washcloth/dishcloth in my opinion is easy to make and thick enough to do the job. When I made my Daisy Hanging Towel I realized the towel part would make excellent cloths too! I have included a variety of sizes from a 6″ to an almost 12″ cloth because I have found some people…