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It is no secret that fall time is my absolute favorite time of the year. Last year I created a set of sunflowers for our gift event and just kept adding pieces to it because we had a lot of fun making them. Each week this month I will add another piece of the set….
I have a bunch of odds and ends of cotton yarn at the end of each summer. I whipped up some little scrubby friends to help make dishes and bath time more fun. I think these would be great for stocking stuffers, gift baskets and craft fairs too. Scrubby Friends Crochet Pattern The free pattern…
I am excited to introduce a brand-new little Snappy Tots adventure: Pocket Tots! These cheerful little friends are quick to crochet, full of personality, and ready for all kinds of creative accessories and hideaways. The very first one is Poppy Tot, a bright pink bundle of happiness with wild yarn hair and the biggest grin….
I’ve been wanting to make some more cloths to go with my monster cloths. Last year I made some circular “Cleaning Spots” to hang by whiteboards and people seemed to love those so I decided monster versions would be fun. Similar patterns you might enjoy: Cleaning Spots Whiteboard Cloths Sigmund Washcloth Monster Spots Washcloths Crochet…
I’ve had a lot of fun making monsters in the past and I LOVE them all! I had picked up some rectangular sponges at the store (pack of three for under $2) and thought they would be cute monster sponges. I made the middle guy last year, but wasn’t thrilled about the face I had…
After making some little square cloths and finding so many uses for them, I decided to make more, small versions of some of my favorite cloths. I started with one of the quickest and easiest, Nancy’s Square Washcloths. I hope you will like this quick little project. Similar patterns you might enjoy: Nancy’s Square Washcloths…