Mini Backpack Keychain Free Crochet Pattern
The Mini Backpack Keychain Free Crochet Pattern is very easy to make. It is fashionable and practical. Make one today with the free step by step video.
Beehive with Bees Crochet Pattern
Tutorial on crocheting a wonderful beehive with bees. The size of the finished beehive from the recommended yarn: height 14.5 cm, diameter 16 cm. Recommended yarn: cotton blend (cotton+acrylic) 160 m/50g. Crochet hook size 2.25 mm. The body of the hive opens, inside the honeycombs there lives a whole bee family: the queen bee, worker bees and pupa babies, and honey is also stored in pots. The PDF pattern consists of 31 pages and contains 110 step-by-step photos of the process. Language- English, US terms Difficulty level: high.
Free Autumn Knitting Patterns | Free Knitting Patterns – Handy Little Me
43 Free autumn knitting patterns to inspire you. Look at this roundup of free knitting patterns and choose your next project!
PDF Pattern- Crochet Renanthera Coccinea
This pattern is simple, beginner-friendly design; you do not need advanced skill levels to make it. You must know the basic crochet stitches and the ability to add wire to a crochet project. The PDF pattern comes with a detailed video tutorial to guide you through the crocheting process. Happy crocheting! Materials Needed: Premium Yarn: Soft, durable, and in the perfect hues to replicate the natural charm of crochet flower. Specialized Hook: Ergonomically designed for a comfortable grip, ensuring seamless crafting sessions. Iron Wire: Malleable yet sturdy, it gives the perfect structure to your crochet flowers, making them stand tall…
40 Free Amigurumi Patterns (Beautiful Skills – Crochet Knitting Quilting)
The photo above © Amigurumi__bestAmigurumi is for those who like to crochet toys. You can reach other amigurumi toy patterns by clicking on the links I have given below. Full Post: Amigurumi Patterns
Swiss Check Scarf
Swiss Check Scarf If I had one inspiration for this scarf, it was the planned color pooling pictures that keep popping up in my Facebook feed (dude, I follow a lot of knitters). If I had two inspirations for this scarf, it was PCP (such a bad acronym!) and laziness; the idea of fiddling with a yarn and a design until I had nailed a certain color pattern seemed about as appealing to me as taking all three of my children to the dentist by myself for concurrent appointments. So I went with a more relaxed take on the same…
