This week’s “Scrubbie of the Week” is in honor of a wonderful designer that recently passed away. Marinke Slump, or “Wink” as known by her followers, has inspired many with her colorful designs on her blog, “A Creative Being“. I spent much of Monday reading through her posts and admiring her work, and crying. When …
I’ve been looking for scrubbies that aren’t round or square and found this new free pattern by Trifles N’ Treasures. She also offers a pattern for a soap saver. I like using those for sachets in drawers. At approximately 4-5″ across, they would also make cute coasters or under a candle. Textured Scrubbies Materials Cotton …
For several years, my mom and I have been making these little bath poufs from Priscilla Hewitt’s free pattern “Red Carnation Pot Scrubber“. They are fairly simple to make and are a great on-the-go project. They are perfect for teacher and neighbor gifts, craft fair items, baby showers and more. Fill a basket with several …
Every once in awhile I come across a project that is so fun and easy to make that it makes me giggle. Last week I thoroughly enjoyed making Petals to Picots’ “Crochet Flower Cleansing Face Pads” that I just had to share it with my facebook friends. I posted an afternoon boredom buster on my …
I was looking for a more unique design for this week’s scrubbie when I came across this one by Glamour 4 You. I loved the whimsical shape and decided to give it a try. The construction is just as unique as the shape. I really enjoyed making this. I never quite memorized the st combo …
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 …