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Garden Party Bag
Created by Kathy’s Crochet Closet www.kathyscrochetcloset.etsy.com Hello! This is Kathy Olivarez, the designer behind Kathy’s Crochet Closet. I am so happy to be back on the Clover Blog today with a new crochet design: the Garden Party Bag! Whether they are vintage style or boho style, bags with wooden handles are new again! I have noticed lots of retro handbags this season and I was inspired to create a modern take on a vintage look with the Garden Party Bag. It’s the perfect bag for a special summer event or…
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The Granny Table Runner
Hello Friends! It’s Dani, the designer, and blogger behind Danii’s Ways & CJ Design I’m so happy to be back on to the Clover Blog. This time I have a super fun home decor project for you…
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Cross Stitch Patch Pattern
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DIY Raffia Flower Tote Bag
Howdy, from Texas! Elizabeth here, and I am the DIY and Craft blogger behind Country Peony. One of my favorite things about crafting is how it allows you to embellish and personalize your items. And, I love adding embellishments to tote bags. Especially this time of the year, I love keeping a tote bag within reach to house all of my children’s extra items and my own. Bonus points if it is cute and personalized. Today, I am so excited to showcase a very simple update to a tote bag…
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Fringe Picture Frame
Picture frames are one of the greatest ways to show off your family memories. I love how they help to keep our memories alive as the years roll past. Hey Clover Family, it’s Danielle from sprinklesofzeal and today I want to share how to create a fringe picture frame. This project will help you bring some fun and color to any room in your home, especially the kid’s room. Alright, let’s gather the supplies! Supplies: Clover “Quick Cut” Thread Cutter Art No. 7490 Clover Bordeaux Ultimate Shears 200 Art No.…
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Sunny Daze Shawl
Hi! I’m Ali, the hands behind The Turtle Trunk. I’m excited to share a new, summer shawl pattern with you today! The Sunny Daze Shawl is a half hexagon shawl that is made up of double crochets and chains to give it a lacy fabric. It’s lightweight and airy, making it perfect for warm, sunny days. This pattern repeats itself so you can easily adjust the size of your shawl by continuing the repeat as much as you’d like! With its large and unique shape, this shawl can be made…
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National French Fry Day Pattern
Hello! I’m Mary from MarysYarnBasket! Happy National French Fry Day! I’m here to help you celebrate your love of fries with this adorable pattern! You can also find the inexpensive pattern in a printable PDF version here. Watch National French Fry Day Pattern Tutorial Abbreviations (U.S. crochet terms) ch – chain sc – single crochet hdc – half double crochet dc – double crochet tc – triple crochet sl st – slip stitch BLO – crochet into the back loops only Materials Amour Crochet Hook N/P (10.0 mm) – Art.…
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Wool Butterfly Wall Art
Hey Clover Family, it’s Danielle the artist and designer behind sprinklesofzeal and today I will be showing you how to create some wool butterflies that can be added to your wall. If you love colorful home decor and butterflies, you’re absolutely going to love this blog. Alright, let’s gather the supplies! Supplies: Needle Felting Tool Art No. 8900 Pen Style Needle Felting Tool Art No. 8901 Needle Felting Brush Mat (S) Art No. 8910 Claw and Mat Cleaner Art No. 8919 Natural Wool Roving Art No. 7929 (Gold) Natural Wool Roving Art…
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How to Crochet the Ripple Stitch
Hi friends! I’m Toni, the designer and educator behind TL Yarn Crafts. What a pleasure it is to be here on the Clover blog. Today, I’m sharing one of my all-time favorite stitches: The Ripple Stitch! The Ripple Stitch is a classic stitch pattern that uses mainly basic stitches. Strategically placed increases and decreases create a wave pattern. The simplicity of this stitch plays well with lots of different projects, the most obvious being blankets. But the Ripple Stitch is also a great choice for other home décor, as well…
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Heat Wave Market Bag Crochet Pattern
I love a good tote! I think that this pattern will be something that will help use up your extra yarn and I’m sure you’ll have many requests for more! I used this pattern as a crochet-a-long years ago and everyone had a blast making theirs! I loved seeing the varying colors that popped up and how they all turned out! I made my tote in a cotton, but feel free to use an acrylic (or any yarn, really) but something that can wash well after taking it to the…