The Rainbow Hero Cape will make any little girl feel super! My daughter, Kyla, named this one because it makes her feel like a superhero. The pattern is easy to memorize, so once you have a few rows done, you can just pick it up any time and get crocheting without having to follow along with the pattern. You can make it as long or short as you want, but with the 3 skeins of Think Bamboo yarn you will get a 13″ long cape. Then just add a few buttons and you’re good to go!
Yellow represents sunlight and happiness. It is such a happy color, yet it is so often ignored. I have searched around and found some lovely free crochet patterns that feature the color yellow! Of course, you can make any pattern in yellow, just as you can make these patterns in any color. So bring some sunshine into your life and get creating!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
While at Creativations in January I received some Bernat Maker Home Dec yarn and a card showing how to make a macrame plant holder. I decided to give them a try. The Maker Home Dec yarn is really nice. It’s a tubular yarn with a core in the center of the tube. I think it would make a great rug! The colors it comes in are great for current home decor trends as well.
I had the pleasure of meeting with some of the wonderful people behind Zenbroidery when I was at Creativation this past January. We had a lovely chat about their products and about blogging. It was really a fun time, I love talking to companies about how we can work together in a way that benefits us both!
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You need a crochet ruffled scarf, because sometimes you need some ruffles in your life. And ruffles with glitter? Even better! This crochet ruffle scarf is not only pretty, but with all it’s layers it’s nice an warm, too. It’s super simple to make in two colors, which makes it a great way to show off team spirit as well.
The yarn for this design was provided by King Cole. All opinions are my own.
Gold, silver, platinum, diamonds, rubies, emeralds…They are all lovely, but sometimes we want something different. So show off your creative skills and accessorize at the same time with these crochet gems.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
A few weeks ago, my friend Tamara asked if I would give one of her new patterns a test run. It had been a while since I made a pattern of someone else’s, so it seemed like a fun idea!
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This Basic Beret is quick and easy to make. Once you have mastered it, you can add in details such as color work or cables. It’s a great base for your own creativity. It also is lovely just as it is. It can be made with just one skein of Lion Brand Heartland, which has a wonderful shine and comes in a great variety of colors. Basic BeretKnit PatternEasy Skill LevelDesigned by Jessie Rayot Size:Adult Woman – 22″ head Yarn:Lion Brand … Read more
