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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.
This week’s scrubbie is made from a stitch I first used on the wings of my “hoot and waddle” pattern. The “feather” side is puffy and the back is perfect for scrubbing. Puffy Waffles Cloth Click HERE to add this to your Ravelry favorites. Materials H hook cotton yarn – some cotton yarns are lighter…
I needed a project to work on while my youngest son is at swimming lessons so I have been making cloths my mom has always made. These are GREAT when there are distractions. They are simple, but have a ribbed textured that gives a nice look. You also can use any hook from H –…
My favorite dish cloths are the ones that button around a handle. I wanted to design a simple crocheted one. My mom has a double oven and I wanted a hanging towel that was a little shorter and squatty (love that word “squatty”) so it wouldn’t hang over the bottom oven. A video is not…
My son and I painted a wooden bench for our front yard and it was a little plain. I thought some crocheted stars would add a cute, country touch. Each star would make a cute scrubby, embellishment or applique too. Stars Materials Worsted weight yarn in choice of colors (use cotton yarn for scrubbies) Crochet…
Free pattern and yarn review Last week Red Heart Yarns sent me some Scrubby yarn to try. At first glance it looks like a cross between fur and a brillo pad! I actually squealed when I saw the bright colors and even the names, such as ducky, ocean and grape are fun too. I couldn’t…
Dish cloths are a great way to try out stitch patterns. I recently designed a new bag and I think the stitch combo would make a nice blanket. I thought I would test a similar sequence worked in rows (instead of in the round like the bag). It gives a different look, but one I…