Chunky Warm Crochet Mittens
These easy to make crochet Mittens will come in handy in cold days, and they are simple enough to be made by beginners.
Anatomically correct skull crochet pattern (free)
This pattern is for a life-sized anatomically corect human skull, intended to be made as part of my complete anatomical skeleton pattern, the patterns for which I'm gradually releasing - click here for the latest post in this series (you can see the older ones by scrolling to the bottom and clicking 'older posts'). This particular post focuses on the assembly of the skull and you will need to have already created all the bones. I have published these as 3 separate patterns: 1. Mandible and teeth 2. Larger bones 3. Smaller bones The bones required are: mandible, maxillae (left…
Jasmine Scarf
SKEINS: 4skeins of Purl Soho's Flax Down SIZE: 9 ½ inches wide x 60 (80) inches long COLOR: Heirloom White
crochet bunny patterns
We bet you're all ears for these 43 cute Crochet Bunny Patterns that rabbit lovers are going to go hopping mad for! Browse through and enjoy!
No-Sew Crochet Cat Pattern
Looking for a quick and easy crochet cat pattern without any sewing? Look no further! This free pattern is purrfect for all my fellow cat lovers.
Snake Pattern, Crochet Snake pattern, No Sew Pattern, Snake Crochet Pattern
Welcome to the fascinating world of crochet with our No Sew Snake Pattern! This comprehensive crochet snake pattern is perfect for creating your very own amigurumi snake. Whether you're a seasoned crocheter or just starting, our pattern is designed to make the process enjoyable and stress-free. **Key Features:** - **No Sew Design:** Say goodbye to complicated assembly! Our snake pattern is crafted for a no-sew experience, ensuring a seamless and frustration-free creation process. Follow the step-by-step instructions, and you'll have a charming snake in no time. - **Versatile Snake Options:** This pattern provides the foundation for crafting various snake species,…
How to add width to finished knits
Finished sweater too narrow? Don't worry – fixing it is easier than you think. Faye Perriam-Reed explains how.
