Introducing the Addison Kitchen Towel – A Beginner-Friendly Crochet Pattern Looking to spruce up your kitchen with a handmade touch? The Addison Kitchen Towel is the perfect quick and easy crochet project for beginners and seasoned crocheters alike. This simple, stylish towel uses only three basic stitches—single crochet, half double crochet, and slip stitch—making it […]
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The Crochet Wattle Stitch is a great stitch for a textured crochet blanket. When worked corner to corner, especially with a color-changing yarn, it makes an eye-catching blanket. I’ve been wanting to give this stitch a try, and since I love trying out stitches corner to corner in blankets, it made sense to keep up
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Bag savers have to be one of the most used crochet items in my home. And I love coming up with new designs for them to change it up time to time. After making the Avery Market Bag that uses the Crochet Mesh Stitch in the round I wanted to make a new bag saver
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It’s been a bit since the Cloudy Days Dishcloth was released and I figured it was about time I created a dish towel to go with it and start making a set for the kitchen. If you were a fan of the texture of the Tiny Cloud Stitch, then pairing this dish towel up with
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Reusable bags for shopping at Aldi are my jam, so I just love coming up with new bag designs. The Avery Market Bag uses the Crochet Mesh Stitch in the round to create a uniquely textured market bag that works great as a reusable grocery bag. The Mesh Stitch works up fast and is similar
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I am trying to go through my yarn stash this year instead of buying more yarn, and I had a box full of crochet thread. Now I had gotten all of these skeins with the intention of making some beautiful intricate crochet shawl patterns I had found on Etsy, but like all other big projects
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We go through a lot of testing of cat beds in our house and one problem we always seem to run into is what we get are too small and too tall. I have a “robust” cat (don’t tell her that <.<) that is also a tripod so small beds are not good and tall
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Getting pretty plant pot covers can be sometimes expensive (at least for my taste 🙂 ). But you can create your own attractive modern style plant pot cover with crochet and some leftover yarn! The Vincent Plant Pot Cover Crochet pattern gives you the blueprint to do just that. The Weird Crochet Stitch This unique
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The Willow Shawl is a part of the Willow Series of patterns that also includes a scarf and a cowl. The Willow Series will have a blanket later on this year added to the pattern so be sure to keep checking back for updates or you can stay in the loop through the newsletter. This
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Suzzete’s Lapghan Crochet Lapghans to me are the perfect size blanket to make when stitching up something to help keep me warm. They don’t take up as much time as a full-sized blanket and they’re bigger than baby blankets so they can cover my legs up. If you’re wanting a lap sized blanket with a
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