The Dragon Tooth Wrap is part of the Dragon Wing pattern series. It uses my knit version of the Jacob’s Ladder stitch to make a stylish wrap. The piece is knit until just a few rows are left, and then six sections of stitches are dropped and re-knit in chunks. This creates a great texture and added interest. There are so many ways to wear the Dragon Tooth Wrap, and it’s a great way to show off your favorite shawl pin.
How do you feel about charted crochet patterns? Some people can’t read them at all, however, I know some of you out there love to have charts with your crochet patterns. If you’re the latter, then this round up is just for you! It features seven free charted crochet patterns. Enjoy!
There have been crafts galore here At Home lately. Well, crafts, games and movies. It’s been a great way to stay entertained with everyone home all the time. Here are some snaps of our life recently, and a few stories to go with them.
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Week 6 of Crafty Time with Jessie has come to an end. This week had sewing skully caps for the local hospital, dyeing yarn, crocheting, and even some embroidery. Of course we started the week with Vada teaching us how to make origami dinosaurs! The week ended with me rather stressed out after some behind-the-scenes blog issues, and some life…stuff. Remember, we are all in this together, and it’s OK to not be OK.
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In our second installation of Adventures in Yarn Dying with Jessie At Home, we’re learning about dyeing yarn with acid dyes and protein fibers. In addition, I also experimented with hombre dyeing and dyeing with food coloring. I had a few fails and a lot of awesomeness!
Spring Cleaning! Time to use up some of that scrap yarn so you can say you cleaned out your stash. I’ve collected some wonderful patterns for you that will use those small balls of yarn you have tucked away. So grab a box or bag and collect all your scrap yarn so you can get crocheting!
