A free pattern to make a Crossed Square. This square may be labeled intermediate due to the post stitches, but it’s actually pretty easy!
I love warm feet! Sometimes in the winter they are very hard to come by, which is what makes crochet socks so awesome. Here are some great free crochet patterns to keep your toes toasty warm this winter!!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
Learn to make the treble crochet and the double treble crochet, plus an explanation of taller stitches. The sample used in this post is made with a US J/10, 6.0mm crochet hook, and Red Heart with Love yarn in Lettuce. Abbreviations:dtr – double treble crochettr – treble crochetyo – yarn over Treble crochet: Yo 2 times, insert hook into designated stitch, yo, pull through stitch (4 loops on hook), (yo, pull through 2 loops) 3 times. Double treble crochet: Yo 3 … Read more
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The Basic Drop Stitch Scarf is a great way to learn the drop stitch. It’s actually very easy, and not too scary once you get used to it! With just a three row repeat, this pattern is easy to memorize and travels easily. You can make it any length you want, and you can even change the width by casting on more or less stitches. Enjoy!
Hello! Welcome to the January Knitting Love Link Party #17, hosted by Marie Segares and me. Happy New Year!!! I can’t wait to see what amazing knitting creation 2017 brings. Show them off with pride!
According to Random.org, last months giveaway winner was Evelyne from Knits’ End/Nemcsok Farm; congratulations! You should have been contacted by email by now, if you have not, contact Marie or me.
Be sure to share this link party with all your knitting friends so they can link up as well, and find new and fun knit projects around the web. Our link parties start on the first Thursday of the month, and end on the last Thursday of the month. Here are the 5 most clicked links from last month.
It’s going to be a cold winter, so protect those fingers with some toasty warm crochet mittens. Whatever your style, there’s something for you. I’ve searched the internet to find a few of the options for you. Stay warm!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
Hello my Blogland friends! I hope you had a lovely Holiday season and your New Year is starting out well. I have some pictures of our holidays to share with you.
A little bit before Christmas we made some candy to give away. We made some Christmas shapes, and we also made a few of these:
We got a package from Italy from Dad’s friend, Camillo. It was full of cookies from Bar Re!
