DIY home decor is a great way to bring your style into your home and really make it your own! Crochet is a great way to do that. Here is a collection of awesome home decor crochet projects for you to personalize in your own colors and style!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
I’ve had many requests for a knit version of Skylark in Wonderland, so here it is! This flowing wrap uses Frabjous Fibers Mad Hatter (DK weight) yarn, which comes in many colors for you to personalize your own! It also features short rows for the shaping. When laid out flat, it really does resemble a bird wing.
Hello! Welcome to the June Knitting Link Love Party #10, hosted by Marie Segares and me. Last month had several stuffed items, toys seem to be a big thing to knit at the moment. I suppose the idea of something small that doesn’t drape over your lap is nice as the weather heats up. I’m interested to see how your projects change as it gets hotter and hotter out.
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 4 most clicked links from last month.
Hello my friends! Did you enjoy last week’s free crochet pattern? I wish you could feel how soft and huggable the yarn is. Oh wait, you can…Red Heart is sponsoring a giveaway for 5 balls of Baby Hugs Medium ($25 value) in assorted colors!
Of course, even if you don’t win,
I’ve shared about the fabulous Yarnit with you before, and you know I am a BIG fan! Well, Kate has done it again with The Big Sully – a larger version of the Yarnit!! This one can hold a larger skein or ball of yarn OR it can hold 2 different yarns with a nifty divider in the middle, so your yarns don’t tangle! The divider is removable, making it very versatile. Plus, the top of The Big Sully features a hook/needle gauge, so you can check your hook or needle size with ease. How cool is that?!
Kate had done pretty well with the original Yarnit in it’s first year,
I Like and I Like Knitting June issues are out!! Take a look at a few snaps from each of them, and read a little about what you will find in each below. Don’t miss my pattern in I Like Crochet!
I’ve wanted to design and make a knit circle pouch for quite some time, and now I have this round little gem!
Hello! Welcome to the May Knit Link Love Party #9, hosted by Marie Segares and I. Last month we had socks, teddy bears, and scarves, oh my! We even had a tie for 5th place, so there are 6 links in this months most clicked list. I’m seeing fall colors come out, which is about right for crafting; after all Pantone just announced the 2016 fall colors and I see a lot of them in this collection of lovely knits.
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.
Many people think that stitch markers are just for marking the rounds and repeats in your knit projects, but there are so many other uses. They can also be used to mark rounds and repeats in crochet (you must use stitch markers that open or split for crochet). In addition they can be used as “pins” when planning or seaming pieces together. Let’s take a look at some of the stitch markers out there and what they are good for. If you would like more details or to purchase any of the markers, just click on the images to go to the affiliate links where you can read more.
First we have
The Basic Boho Scarf will have you at the height of fashion in no time at all. This pattern is quick to make, and easy enough for a beginner.
