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Fox Towel Pattern
Hello! I’m Mary from MarysYarnBasket! Make your-self a kitchen companion with my fox towel pattern! This fox works up quick and would love to help you with dinner. You can also find the inexpensive pattern in a printable PDF version here. Abbreviations (U.S. crochet terms) ch – chain sc – single crochet hdc – half double crochet dc – double crochet MR – magic ring sl st – slip stitch dec – crochet two stitches together (decreasing) inc – crochet two stitches into the same stitch (increasing) () – stitches…
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Extra Credit: Darning Needles
Bracelet Maker Visible Mended Woven Patch By the Shibaguyz Visible Mended Woven Patch Visible mending is one of the hottest trends in fashion today. By utilizing simple stitching on top of worn, distressed, or even new garments it’s easy to create a fashion statement that is singular to your style. As proponents of zero waste fashion we love the idea of giving old worn items a new life by adding stabilizing stitching or colorful patches. It’s good for the environment and great for the pocketbook! The weaving we do for…
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Day of the Dead T-Shirt
Hello everyone! My name is Dulce. Growing up in a Mexican household I remember the orange flowers the colorful decorations, sugar skulls, el pan de muerto, and so much more. Día de los Muertos, despite the fact that It revolves around those who have passed on from this world, was never a time be a sad time. On the contrary it was the time year that we could re-unite with family and friends that no longer walked beside us, but were still with us. So in honor of this holiday,…
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Darning Needles
Darning Needles with instructor Steve Butler Class 145 What is it? – Darning needles, sometimes referred to as tapestry needles, are a no-nonsense, must-have tool for all fiber artists who work with yarns, flosses or heavy threads. In the needle world, these are the heavy lifters. Crochet, knitting, embroidery, counted cross stitch or sewing, they all have applications for darning needles. The more traditional use of darning needles centers around the repair of knitted items like socks, sweaters or scarves. Darning needles have also proven invaluable for construction projects requiring attaching…
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Macramé Pumpkin Hanger
Hey Clover family, it’s Danielle from sprinklesofzeal and I’m back this week to teach you how to create your own macramé pumpkin hanger using the Clover Plant Hanger Gauge. This plant hanger is multifunctional and super easy to create for beginner macrame enthusiasts. Alright, are you ready to get started? Grab your cording and let’s begin! Supplies: Clover Plant Hanger Gauge Art No.8630 Clover Bordeaux Ultimate shears 130 Art No.4940 Clover Wonder Clips Art No. 3157 Clover Cutting Mat Art No. 7520 Wood Ring Wood Beads Masking Tape Cotton Cording…
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Sew A Pom-Pom Trim Pillow!
Fall is here, and as the leaves turn I always find myself wanting to change up my house to a more cozy and moody atmosphere. My first place to start is usually the couch. Something as simple as swapping out throw blankets and pillows goes a long way! With pom-pom trim being especially on-trend this year (and every year, in my opinion) I wanted to make a chic and simple pillowcase featuring it to get in the spirit of the season! Let’s get started. Supplies: Patchwork Scissors (mini)- Art. No…
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Splatted Witch Wall Hanging– Crochet Pattern
Hey everyone! I’m Rebecca, the designer and maker behind Lasheet. I’m honored to have this opportunity to be back here sharing another pattern with all of you. Spooky season wouldn’t be complete without a witch! Growing up my mom had this old, splattered witch decoration. I loved hanging it on the door every year. To make this memory even better. I crocheted my own and now you can too. The hat is made in rounds. Do not join round unless told to. Use a stitch marker to mark the start…
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Beautiful Boo
Hi everyone! It’s Cheri with Tinkinstitches, embracing the season of wood fires, orange leaves and all things pumpkin spice (you know you love it). October, itself, brings ghosts and ghouls and candy treats. But if you’re not into the scare and fear, how about a sweet cheery ghost to lighten the mood? With no wicked tricks here, you’ll find a simple project to satisfy your treat or treat goals. So let’s figure out what we need to get started! You’ll find a few Clover tools incredibly helpful in your felt/embroidery…
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Trick or Treat Bag Crochet Pattern
Hello! I’m Mary from MarysYarnBasket! Get the kids ready for trick or treating fun with this spooky ghost bag! This bag works up quickly and could be made in a variety of colors. You can also find the inexpensive pattern in a printable PDF version here. Abbreviations (U.S. crochet terms) ch – chain sc – single crochet hdc – half double crochet dc – double crochet sl st – slip stitch dec – crochet two stitches together (decreasing) inc – crochet two stitches into the same stitch (increasing) () –…
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Tree with a Cauldron of Felted Bats
Hello My Name is Dulce, since I was a little kid I have always been interested in creative projects. Whether it be painting, sculpting or learning the arts of crochet, knitting and sewing with my mother. The first time I picked up a crochet hook was about the age of 8 when I told my mother I wanted to learn. She seemed to immerse and enjoy herself into creating beautiful patterns after a long day’s work with just some yarn and a crochet hook. So as a child I wanted…