Crochet Pattern posts on Jessie At Home.
With as little as 2 yards of fabric yarn, you can make this sweet little flower. It can be used to accessorize another yarnie project, it can be put on a pin back, a magnet, a hair band or clip, and a variety of other items to make all sorts of pretty little creations. This tutorial includes written instructions with many process photos, and a video.
Stars and Stripes BuntingCrochet PatternEasy Skill LevelDesigned by Jessie Rayot Show off your patriotic pride with this quick and easy Stars and Stripes Bunting! The stars are motifs that can be made in a solid color; in a red, white, and blue variegated yarn; or you can even make each of the 3 rounds a different color: one red, one white, and one blue. The stripes come in at the ribbon holding the stars together. Again you can make it … Read more
Here are 3 sweet little picot flowers and a leaf to match from the Jessie At Home Stitchopedia! This Stitchopedia entry includes a video, a written pattern with photos, and a chart for each pattern. There is even a link to a bonus tutorial on beading the center of the flowers to create a floral applique.
This granny inspired creation starts out with a circle, then transitions into a triangle. Make it all one color, or up to 6 different colors. Change up the colors for different seasons. You can use the triangles just as is for various uses, or string them together to make bunting. In honor of Crochetville’s slip stitch event ~ Summer is Slipping Away, I have included instructions on how to make the bunting with a wider ribbon~like string, which is made using slip stitch crochet. Enjoy!
This Large Flat Flower has oh~so~many uses. It can be used as is as a coaster, for bunting, as an applique, or any way you can imagine. It can also be used to start the center of other projects. I’m sure you will see it used in many upcoming patterns of mine!
I made some ear warmers last week and they needed a fun flower applique, so here it is!
This is a quick and simple crochet heart that has many uses. I like to sew them onto a piece of felt to make coasters.
This free crochet pattern/tutorial will walk you through making a finished gift jar top.
