Reaching Out, One Stitch At a Time
I’ve added a “Stash Busters” button on the right sidebar. You will now have all my free patterns at the click of a button. The button will take you directly to all my posts that contained free patterns. You can still find them under my tags as …
My goal for this year was to use up my yarn stash. In order to do this I decided to start by getting my stash organized. We have a woodstove, which creates tremendous amounts of dust, so I decided to get some clear plastic totes to store …
>By far, I think one of my most popular posts for 2010 was the free flower headband pattern. I’ve decided to repost it for those that are new to my blog. BUTTERCUP FLOWER HEADBAND FREE CROCHET PATTERN Supplies: Sugar & Cream Cotton yarn – 1 …
This works up really quick & would make a great stocking stuffer. My girls love them. I’ve written up this pattern with the color changes I used, but feel free to try mix it up and try other color combos. Girls Flower Cuff Bracelet I made …
This is a great way to use up some scrap yarn. You can add a crochet flower to just about anything. I used a bulky weight yarn, but feel free to use whatever you have. Use the hook size recommended for that yarn. With …
One of my daughters wanted me to crochet her a headband with a flower – and it had to be a buttercup! No pressure! LOL This is what I came up with. Not bad for my first attempt. I may try to tweak it later, …
Here’s a great way to use up a small amount of scrap yarn. The finished daisy measures approx. 2 3/4″ across. Great for embellishing! You will need about 4 – 5 yds of super bulky weight yarn and a size “N” crochet hook. ch4, slip …