Post stitches add so much texture and interest to your crochet projects. They can be used to make cables, but they can also be used in many other ways, and each looks different. I have collected 7 free crochet patterns that use post stitches in ways other than cables.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
Get dazzled with this fun embroidery kit from Zendazzle. Here’s my review and a giveaway.
The kit reviewed in this post was provided by Design Works Crafts.
I have been adoring these Zendazzle kits since I first saw them about a year ago. They are just so sparkly and fun. So I finally got my hands on a kit and I am going to share all about how to create it with you.
This easy clover pattern can be made with just about any yarn and the coordinating hook. You can make bigger clovers for bunting or coasters, and smaller clovers for pins or appliques.
I love to crochet for kids. They are so happy to receive handmade items, and they really get joy from wearing/using the creations. I have found 7 awesome free crochet patterns for kids to share with you this evening.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
Happy Crafters has many of the supplies and accessories needed to make all sorts of awesomeness with your Cricut or other cutting machine. Here’s a little tutorial on how to decorate a Koozie with some vinyl from Happy Crafters.
The supplies used in this post were provided by Happy Crafters.
While at Creativations in January, I met some of the wonderful ladies behind Happy Crafters. Happy Crafters has many of the supplies and accessories needed to make all sorts of awesomeness with your Cricut or other cutting machine.
They sent me home with a bag full of goodies, including a Koozie and some Glitter Heat Transfer Vinyl. So I decided to put together a little tutorial on how to decorate the Koozie with the Vinyl.
How to make a Little Brick Stitch pattern, an easy stitch to master which creates a great textured look. Part of the Harmony Blanket Blog Hop knit along.
Adding beads to your crochet is a great way to dress up your project. You can add them into just about any crochet pattern you want, or you can use a pattern that already calls for them. I have collected 7 awesome free crochet pattern that use beads for you to try. If you are looking to buy beads for your crochet (or knit) I personally purchase mine from Bead Biz HERE.
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
Hold onto your stitches with Susan Bates Extendable Stitch Holders they are a super nifty way to take your knitting on the go, or just store it, without worrying about loosing stitches.
The products reviewed in this post were provided by Red Heart.
Oh boy, I have a fun new product to share with you today! The Susan Bates Extendable Stitch Holders in medium and large. They are a super nifty way to take your knitting on the go, or just store it, without worrying about loosing stitches.
We’ve had a fun-filled couple of weeks here At Home. Last Saturday (the day before the Super Bowl), we had a relaxing day at home. That’s always nice.
Then on Sunday we went to a friend’s house for a Super Bowl party. Our friend Chris was there. Kyla adores him and calls him “Dude”. They are adorable together. He’s also a brand new daddy, hence the big mug of coffee.
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