I’m so excited to share this fun rainbow ripple blanket crochet pattern with you! If you’ve been following along with the learn to crochet series, then you have all the skills you need to make this fun, drapey, cozy blanket! (If you’re interested in learning to crochet, start at lesson one, How to Single Crochet).
If you saw the how to increase and decrease jasmine stitch tutorial (video below), then you got a sneak peak of this beautiful triangle scarf. Well, now you can get the free pattern! This pattern will create a triangle that is very nearly an equilateral triangle, which is a dramatic, fun shape to wear! Just
This crochet potholder is thick enough to actually keep your hands safe, unlike some crochet potholders I know. It’s stylish, and if you’ve finished the first three lessons in the how to crochet series (find lesson one here!), you have the skills to make this potholder! This potholder is the free bonus pattern after lesson
This crochet rainbow braid bracelet is a fun, quick project. It doesn’t take a lot of yarn, so it’s great for using up scraps. And you could make it any colors you want. If you don’t want to have to worry about matching colors up at the end, then you could always just choose a
This project has been a labor of love for the past few months, going through several iterations and trials. I’ve taken apart more failed attempts than I care to admit, but I’m really pleased to share this pattern with you! You may know that April is Autism Awareness Month. I wanted to do something for
A few weeks ago a friend of mine hosted a baby shower for EIGHT pregnant ladies from my church group who are all due from November to January. It was very cute – each invitee had a name printed on the invite so they only had to bring a gift for one person. Since I
I happened to have one of my boxes of yarn out one day and my daughter kept trying to get me to make her something. She finally settled on a “cupcake hat”. Of course I’d never made a cupcake hat before but I stepped up to the challenge.
Today I mailed off this baby blanket to my … step-niece-in-law? Anyway, she just had a baby boy last month so I sent her this beauty. It uses the hairpin lace technique I demonstrated a little while ago. Now you can see a finished product! To make this pattern, you will need 3 skeins of
I recently signed up as an independent consultant with Usborne Books and More. When I have parties, I like to give away a few small items. One of the things I give away is a small set of dry-erase activity cards. I hole-punch the corners and put them on a binder ring, then I crochet
This pattern was originally posted on my old kickincrochet blog in August 2013. It seems like everything is ombre these days. I like ombre, but I feel like it’s starting to get a little overdone. However, I do really like this ombre scarf. It’s made of Tahki Yarns Rosa 100% cotton yarn.