As our Christmas Crafting winds down and, we get settled into the new year, I always think of the feeling of renewal as we await Spring. I love the bright colors and how everything feels so clean and bright. Today’s Easter Craft is the Easter Basket with Eggs pattern designed with Mary Maxim Scrub-it Yarn. It’s a fabulous pattern to have in your collection and makes a wonderful spa gift!
Today’s featured designer is Lorene from Cre8tion Crochet. Lorene is sharing her Winter Skies Crochet Ear Warmer. Make sure to check out yesterday’s post on Mary Maxim Christmas Stockings. Enter our very special Christmas Countdown Giveaway at the end of the post. Stop back and visit every day for new Free Patterns. All patterns expire …
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We are almost a week away from Christmas Day! Can you believe how fast December is flying by? In just about two weeks, we will be writing 2021 on our dates, and we can say goodbye to the year 2020. Today’s Free Pattern in our Christmas Countdown is our classic Christmas Stocking. These stockings are …
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It’s funny the things that bring a (happy) tear to the eye. Searching through the archives from my store, I knew I’d kept the handmade cards my parents (who sadly, are no longer with us) made for the shop – Dad did the drawings, Mum made the knitted accessories. What I didn’t know I still had, was my mother’s handwritten instructions for little knitted stockings which were created for a different card design.
Named after my mother, I’ve called this pattern Beryl’s Little Christmas Stockings. As the original design was intended to be fixed flat against a card, I’ve written additional instructions so that a matching “back” can be made, so both sides can be sewn together to make a tiny stocking that opens at the top for a lovely knit ornament.
I have been using this Dishtowel since I designed it back in March (published in April), and it looks exactly like it did the day I made it! This yarn really does stand up to the constant wear and tear of life in a kitchen.
This crochet coaster pattern is so, so precious to me and why I am so excited to share it with you. It features one of my favourite textured stitches, the Elizabeth Stitch.
The Delightful Infinity Scarf crochet pattern is one of my favorite crochet scarf patterns! It is made with bulky (#5) weight yarn and uses a very simple, repetitive stitch combo!
The Mala Pullover top down is a crochet pullover that works up surprisingly quickly! This piece will become a favorite in your wardrobe.
The design I’m sharing with you was created several years ago as protection from winter’s chill but can, also, be used as a different kind of protection when lined with cotton or a filter
His name is Jingle, and he’s in charge of keeping an eye on the ornaments. You’ll love this Amigurumi Reindeer Pattern!