Quilted Bookmark Tutorial
Hey friends! I have been trying to think of ways to be more environmentally friendly when I am quilting. I am really thoughtful about the beautiful fabrics I select and I want to use every scrap so that nothing goes to waste. Today I am sharing a scrap buster tutorial to make a quilted bookmark! How to make a quilted bookmark: Materials: Fusible Midweight Interfacing Quilter's Cotton Scraps Sewing Machine Iron & Pressing Mat Other Helpful materials: 6 1/2
Spider, Crochet Pattern, PDF, Digital, Download, Low Sew Spider Pattern, – Etsy Canada
Hi and welcome to my shop! This crochet spider is very user friendly and works up in under 2 hours for me. Depending on your speed it can work up faster or slower. This design is LOW SEW! The head, legs and chelicerae (fangs) are all crocheted together. The only sewing required is attaching the bottom to the head. This pattern is written in US terms. You need basic knowledge of crochet terms. This works up nicely for any level of crocheter. The pattern is very user friendly, detailed with lots of photos and instruction. If you are a beginner…
Feesh · Free Knitting Pattern
This pattern is offered to you for free, but if you’d like to say thanks and support my work you can buy the full .pdf pattern over in my Etsy and Ravelry stores, buy me a Ko-fi or make a don…
Crochet Jellyfish Amigurumi Free Pattern – Amigurumi
Free crochet amigurumi patterns... Great ideas about amigurumi jellyfish and step-by-step crochet tutorial are here. You will have no trouble crocheting the free amigurumi patterns on our blog and you will have a great time.
19 Monstera Crochet Patterns: Create Your Own Tropical Paradise at Home!
Hello, creative crocheters! Catch the vibe of the tropics with our vibrant selection of 19 Monstera Crochet Patterns that promise to turn your crafting space into a botanical oasis. Equip yourself with a hook and
20 (Actually Cool) Craft Kits to Do This Bank Holiday — Who What Wear UK
At the beginning of this year, if you had told me I would be including a crochet kit and a jigsaw in one of my Who What Wear shopping stories, I wouldn't have believed you. But not much of 2020 has gone as we all would have predicted back in January. Our editors are still keeping you updated with dress edits and our insights on the trends impacting our wardrobes, of course, but my own personal shopping list has broadened this month, and so I felt like I had to do a more, erm, crafty edit to
