Crochet Pattern posts on Jessie At Home.
The Julianna ear warmers are a granny square inspired pattern that was a gift for one of the many birthday parties the littles have gone to lately.
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.
I have a fun and simple pattern for you today! It is a striped bracelet with tied ends. I make many of these bracelets in a rainbow to sell at InsaniTea. They are a best seller of mine! I use Tahki Cotton Classic yarn to make these fun bracelets; though you can use another yarn of your choice with the corresponding hook size, you just may need to adjust the beginning chain number.
The Lorraine knit ear warmers with buttons is a quick and easy knit pattern that makes a perfect gift. Keep your ears warm and your hair fab!
Lorraine is an easy bulky weight ear warmer pattern that buttons in the back so you don’t mess up your hair putting it on.
With cute braids woven in on the sides and a playful pom pom on top, the Miss Clause Hat is a fun look for the gift giving gal!
Owlet Lovey is here! As I told you when I announced my teaming up with Craft Hope, I have a tutorial for you! I’ve always found lovies rather adorable. The mix of blankie and stuffie is just too cute for words. So, without further ado, here is my little tutorial for a crocheted owlet lovey.
I wanted to share this quick and easy little pattern for upcycling vintage buttons with you, my friends! I will simply give you the pattern without gauge, or yarn size. You may just want to make one flower with a vintage button in the middle like this:
Nook Case
a flip~top case for your favorite e~books
Crochet Pattern
Beginner to Intermediate Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
I made this for my wonderful mother for Christmas, and have been meaning to share with you. So here it is!! I wish I had taken better notes, I didn’t write down the gauge and my parents are currently in Germany, so it’s kind hard to check. Uggg.
I used TLC Cotton Plus yarn with a 4.5mm hook. Any DKÂ or light worsted weight yarn should work.
I seem to have had a not~so~bright moment. I did have many process pictures to go along with this tutorial. So many. I moved them into the pattern I had written in a Word doc, and then deleted them from my photos. Now I can’t get them into Blogger, and they won’t re~save as photos. I really have no idea how I managed to make this mess. I’m going to blame the bad cold. It seems the only photos I have left are of the finished object. The patterns should still be fine, I just prefer to give you lots of helpful photos along the way. Sorry about that. :^
Here it is with the flap up so you can see the screen (like my cardboard Nook?)
