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    DIY Spring Fabric Flowers :)

    Hello! It’s Duana from @duana_m_chandler and @duanastudio. In honor of Earth Day coming up on April 22, I wanted to create a recycling project using fabric scraps and creating fabric flowers. What I love about these fabric flowers is that you can add them to your child’s little purse, head bands, or tote bags to add a little Spring to it. Let’s get started!   MATERIALS: Clover Rotary Cutter Clover Wonder Clips needle and thread fabric scraps buttons INSTRUCTIONS: 1. Cut out 6 circles that are about 3 diameters in…

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    Rose Petals Crochet Tote Bag

    Indulge in the elegance of crochet with our latest pattern: the Rose Shoulder Bag. Learn to crochet delicate petals and create a charming accessory that captures the timeless beauty of a blooming garden. This tote bag is perfect for packing travel essentials, coffee shop studying, or going to the park with a book and your crochet materials 🙂 Here’s what you’ll need to get started with one of your own:   MATERIALS: 5.5mm Clover Amour Crochet Hook Patchwork Scissors yarn needle chunky yarn colors: cream, green, & pink   PATTERN:…

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    Friendship Belt *crochet pattern*

    Hello friends – Elisa from @stringsandcuddles here! 🙂 Are you looking for something easy and quick to make that will grab people’s attention? You’ll find that the Friendship Belt pattern is the perfect fit for you, so look no further. The pattern is easy to follow and comprehend. A few simple crochet stitches can be combined quickly to create this gorgeous accessory. Wearing a belt is a very practical way to add a little something extra to your outfit. Friendship Belts and other crochet belts are versatile and look great…

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    Matilda Migurumi, the Tree Elf *amigurumi crochet*

    Hello to you all! It’s been a little while but I’m so excited to be back on Clover’s blog today with a new, free amigurumi pattern! I’m Alex, the crochet and tunisian crochet designer, storyteller and tutorial maker behind With Alex. Over the past year, I have collaborated with Clover to release a series of characters from my Alex In Yarnder Land Series and today I’m extremely thrilled to share the newest character, Matilda Migurumi! Matilda Migurumi is a very special character that uses her crochet abilities and magic to…

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    Giant Strawberry Crochet Pattern

    Hello! It’s Amy from @curiouspapaya and this month is all about the strawbs. Strawberry ice cream, strawberry pie, strawberry cake… I’m a firm believer that you just can’t go wrong with strawberry. Try to prove me wrong! Here’s a super easy/fun make for everyone prepping for their upcoming markets. This pattern contains modifications so that you can use any yarn to make it. With thinner yarn, it’ll come out a little shorter and squat-er. And that’s the fun part! Strawberries come in all different shapes and sizes. No matter what you…

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    Kanzashi Flower Hair Comb (Tool School EXTRA CREDIT)

    Hey all! Shannon and Jason here back with some Tool School EXTRA CREDIT for ya! Kanzashi flowers have been used for centuries in Japanese culture as ornamentation for hair combs and picks. Originally, makers of Kanzashi would train for years to learn the intricate art of folding and sewing fabric into floret shape. But thanks to the fab folks at Clover, you can make your own Kanzashi Hair Comb using the Clover Kanzashi Flower Maker that makes quick work of these intricate shapes! In only a few minutes with minimal…

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    *No-Sew* Easter Bunny Crochet Pattern!

    Happy Easter everyone! It’s Amy from @curiouspapaya and it’s hard to believe that this is my third Easter pattern for Clover (check out my free Easter Eggs pattern and Bunny Basket pattern)! What a fun journey it’s been creating together! It was only a matter of time for an amigurumi Easter bunny. If you’ve ever made a pattern of mine before, you might be familiar with how I always try to embed new techniques (with lots of familiar ones, of course). That’s how this “no-sew” bunny came to be. The…

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    DIY Pink Gingham Top *perfect for spring!*

    Hello, my name is Duana from @duana_m_chandler & @duanastudio on IG! It’s almost springtime and I CANNOT wait. I’m ready to start sewing up my spring wardrobe, so I’m starting with an easy cami-style top with a crossed back. I love these because they are easy to make and you don’t need a pattern; all you need is some of your measurements. If it’s still too cold where you are, you can also wear them as spring transitions with a t-shirt or long sleeve shirt underneath. With all that said,…

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    *I See The Light* Tangled-Inspired Earrings!

    *All at once, everything looks different, now that I see youuuu!* Tangled is one of the movies you can watch over and over and over, my youngest child loves it! I know in this movie, Rapunzel sees “the stars” in the sky that she recognizes from when she is a baby, but these earrings are also perfect as “flowers” for the springtime! The season of spring is a remarkable representation of a new beginning, nature’s source of rebirth, and new growth! Let springtime energy uplift you, nourish your body, heart, and soul,…

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    Plant Hanger *crochet pattern*

    Hi everyone! My name is Julie, from @handsofzeal on Instagram 🙂 Step into the boho-chic vibe of spring with our latest creation! Dive into the enchanting world of crochet and unveil a whimsical pattern for a charming plant hanger, guaranteed to add a touch of free-spirited allure to your space. If you’re a plant mom like me, this is the perfect project to add to your home!   MATERIALS: Amour Crochet Hook (5.0mm) Patchwork Scissors Tapestry Needle Wooden ring Worsted weight yarn in colors of your choice ABBREVIATIONS: ch: chain…