You guys! Have I ever mentioned how much I love Thanksgiving? You see...most people in my life know me as a crocheter, but they know me as a home cook first. Cooking is my salvation. It is my passion. It is my art form. So...I think it only seems logical that my favorite things to crochet are always food related. So, here I am in the midst of planning out the ultimate Thanksgiving menu, one that will ensure my entire family enter food comas immediately after consumption, and I thought I should share a really fun pattern with you guys! I cooked up this Turkey Purse pattern a few months ago when I was already dreaming of Thanksgiving and the marathon cooking I would get to do. It's a drawstring Turkey Purse, but I plan on also making one into a pillow. I'll just leave out the row for weaving in the drawstring, then stuff and sew that baby up upon completion! I would also like to note that I studied many cooked turkey photos on google before deciding that this was indeed the proper set up for sewing on the wings and drumsticks. I don't want to admit how long I dedicated to making sure they were properly placed. Some of the pictures made it difficult to see the actual placement and I seriously considered making a turkey back in August when I was cooking up this pattern just so that I could be sure. This purse is super fun and has become quite popular in my Etsy shop. As always, I encourage you to sell whatever you make from my patterns if that is what you want to do. Just please do not sell or distribute this pattern as your own and please use your own photos. If you feel inclined to share this pattern anywhere please share the link to this blog post and do not post the actual pattern anywhere. This pattern is fairly easy without any special stitches, however I do need to mention that I do my HDC2TOG or HDC decrease stitch slightly different than normal. It shouldn't have any effect on the final product if you should choose to do a normal HDC decrease stitch. I just prefer my method to the regular because I feel like it gives a more uniform HDC look throughout whatever it is that I am making. My version just has one minor difference than the normal stitch. It goes like so: Yarn over and insert hook into next stitch. Pull up a loop. There should be 3 loops on your hook here. Insert hook into next stitch and pull up a loop. There should be 4 loops on your hook. Yarn over and pull through all 4 loops. That's it. The only thing you're leaving out is a yarn over before inserting into the second stitch. The reason I prefer to do it this way is that it makes less of a bump. I might be the only hooker on Earth that thinks a normal HDC decrease looks too bumpy! It sounds silly, but I just think it looks better in the long run. I didn't have any testers for this pattern because I poured over it myself for many hours to make sure it was correct, but I do realize I could possibly make a typing error. I've read through this blog post several times now and it all looks good to go, but if you do encounter anything that looks like an error please do not hesitate to contact me. I feel like the pattern is easy enough that you should be able to continue on regardless, but I don't want to leave possible errors up. *Edited to add a little tip- When it comes time to sew the pieces onto my bird I like to "stuff" the purse. I put a few handfuls of polyfill into a ziploc bag and put it inside the purse. It helps me figure out the best placement when the turkey has that nice plump shape.* Without further ado I present to you the main dish- Thanksgiving Turkey Purse Worsted weight yarn 5.5 mm hook Notes: I used I Love This Yarn in Sungold (For that perfect golden turkey skin.) **Also, unless otherwise noted you will join each row with a slip stitch and then chain one. I'm lazy, so I don't like typing it out on each and every row if I don't have to. Main body- R1- Make a magic circle. 10 HDC into MC. (10 HDC) R2- HDC 2 into same stitch as joining. HDC 2 into each stitch. (20 HDC) R3- HDC 2 into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next. *2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next.* Repeat from * to *. (30 HDC) R4- HDC 2 into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 2 stitches. 2 HDC into next. *1 HDC into next 2.* Repeat from * to *. (40 HDC) R5- HDC 2 into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 3. *2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next 3.* Repeat from * to *. (50 HDC) R6- HDC 2 into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 4. * 2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next 4.* Repeat from * to *. (60 HDC) R7- HDC 2 inot same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 5. * 2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next 5. * Repeat from * to *. (70 HDC) R8-16- HDC in same stitch as joining. HDC each stitch around. (70 HDC) R17- HDC decrease in first stitch. HDC in next 5. * HDC decrease in next stitch. 1 HDC in next 5. * Repeat from * to *. (60 HDC) R18- HDC in same stitch as joining. 1 HDC in each stitch around. (60 HDC) R19- HDC decrease in first stitch. HDC in next 4. * HDC decrease in next stitch. 1 HDC in next 4. * Repeat from * to *. (50 HDC) R20- HDC in same stitch as joining. 1 HDC in each stitch around. (50 HDC) R21- HDC decrease in first stitch. HDC in next 3. * HDC decrease in next stitch. 1 HDC in next 3. (40 HDC) R22-27- HDC in same stitch as joining. 1 HDC in each stitch around. (40 HDC) R28- HDC in same stitch as joining. Chain 1, skip 1 stitch. * HDC in next. Chain 1, skip 1 stitch.* Repeat from * to *. ( 20 HDC, 20 chain 1 stitches) R29- SC in same stitch as joining. SC in each HDC and each chain 1 stitch around. Finish off. (40 SC) Turkey wings- Please note that your wing shape might look wonky at first, but you'll be able to stuff, shape, and sew it on and get the desired shape. R1- Make a magic circle. 6 HDC into MC. (6 HDC) R2- HDC into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into each stitch around. (6 HDC) R3- 2 HDC into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 2. 2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next 2. (8 HDC) R4-6- HDC into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into each stitch around. (8 HDC) R7- HDC decrease into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 2. HDC decrease into next. 1 HDC into next 2. (6 HDC) This row is where the wing will bend. R8- 2 HDC into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 2. 2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next 2. (8 HDC) R9- 2 HDC into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 3. 2 HDC into next. 1 HDC into next 3. (10 HDC) R10-12- HDC into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into each stitch around. (10 HDC) R13- HDC decrease into same stitch as joining. 1 HDC into next 3 stitches. HDC decrease into next. 1 HDC into next 3. Finish off, stuff, and sew up. (8 HDC) Here is how my wings looked before stuffing them. When you sew it on you can bend it as much as you like and get the wing shape you like. Drumsticks- R1- Make a magic circle. 10 HDC into MC. (10 HDC) R2- 2 HDC into same stitch as joining. 2 HDC into each stitch around. (20 HDC) R3-6- HDC in same as joining. 1 HDC in each stitch around. (20 HDC) R7- HDC decrease in same as joining. HDC decrease each around. (10 HDC) R8- HDC same as joining. 1 HDC each around. (10 HDC) R9- HDC decrease same as joining. 1 HDC next 3. HDC decrease next. 1 HDC next 3. (8 HDC) R10-12- HDC same as joining. 1 HDC each around. (8 HDC) Switch to white. Join in last joining stitch and chain 1. R13- SC in same as joining. Skip 1 stitch. 5 DC in next. Skip 1 stitch. Slip stitch in next. Skip 1 stitch. 5 DC in next. Skip next. Slip stitch into first SC. Finish off leaving a tail for sewing. Stuff and sew up. For my drawstring I did 100 slip stitches and weaved it into the row where I made the chain 1 spaces. Well, that's it. I hope you enjoyed making the purse! If you have any questions please feel free to ask here, but if you message my business Facebook page you will probably get a quicker answer because I don't always get blog comment notifications.

Every year around this time I pop on over to OrientalTrading.com to see what they have in stock for the holidays! You can't beat the wide selection of winter and Christmas themed trinkets, stocking stuffers, and fun little activities that are perfect for school-aged kids. We are getting ready to do a lot of traveling:

Voilá, ik ben weer helemaal bij met de Mandala Madness hoor, dus hierbij een foto van week 10, 11 én 12, whahaha. Het heeft even geduurd, maar dan heb je ook wat. De doorsnede is nu 108 centimeter en ik krijg hem niet meer helemaal op de foto. En via Facebook krijg ik er ook zulke lieve reacties op. Er zijn al een paar mensen die het namaken of na willen maken. Het enige vervelende is dat ik ze niet kan helpen aan de kleurnummers, ik gooi die labels altijd weg ;) Zo kan je er iets meer van zien, maar als ik de mandala helemaal op de foto wil zetten moet ik op 5 hoog gaan staan en dat lijkt me niet echt de bedoeling, whahaha. Ik heb jullie natuurlijk allemaal de wolwinder laten zien en ik ben eindelijk begonnen met het opwinden van alle bolletjes katoen. Ik ben er nog lang niet mee klaar, maar het begin is er zal ik maar zeggen. Helaas is met het opwinden ook de pijn in mijn duim weer teruggekomen. Dat komt door het prutsen om de knopen uit sommige bolletjes te krijgen, dus nu heb ik mijn supersexy bandage weer om ;) Maar goed, ook dat gaat weer over hoor. Kijk eens wat een enorme hoeveelheid!! En dit is nog lang niet alles hoor. Gelukkig helpt mijn zoon ook mee, hij vind het superleuk om te doen. Hij heeft zelfs al bedacht dat ie er een motortje voor gaat maken zodat we helemaal niets meer zelf hoeven te doen, maar dat vind ik toch wel een béétje overdreven ;) Dit wordt het, alles keurig op kleur gesorteerd zodat ik het makkelijk kan pakken er het niet weer een ongeorganiseerde bende wordt. Zelfs de regenboogkatoentjes hebben een eigen plekje. De 'losse' bollen katoen zijn voor een project voor iemand anders, dus die moeten apart blijven. Daar heb ik zowaar de labels met het kleurnummer ingeplakt. Misschien moet ik dat voor mezelf ook eens doen. Zou een stuk handiger zijn, nietwaar? En vorige week heb ik voor welgeteld 0,90 cent dit ontzettend leuke blikje op de kop getikt bij de kringloop. Het schijnt dat je die ooit hebt kunnen sparen bij de Appie, maar dat kan ik me óf niet herinneren óf het is al 86 jaar geleden ;) Hoe dan ook, ik ben er erg blij mee. Op de achtergrond zie je trouwens mijn op sterven na dode cactus die op magische wijze tóch in (bijna) bloei staat nu :D Terwijl ie de hele winter buiten heeft gestaan en ik hem al opgegeven had. Fijn weekend allemaal! Liefs, Lola

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11-09-2016 Lovely pattern, easy to knit. I used the same yarn, but went down to needles 3.5mm, and for the yoke 3.25. It came up newborn size. The original pattern by Calco uses DK wool, and I th...

On the Tales of Twisted Fibers blog is a great pattern for a little red devil. This one is so cute! On this directory are patterns for every season, including Halloween.

Coraline in Minden Cozy Oversized Cowl Wrap crochet pattern Materials: 4 skeins of Red Heart Reflective Peacock (5 Bulky) - 352 yds 4 skeins of Red Heart Reflective Grey (5 Bulky) - 352 yds L-hook 11/8.00mm Scissors Yarn needle Abbreviations: ch - chain sl st - slip stitch fhdc - foundation half double crochet (video below) hdc - half double crochet sk - skip dc - double crochet Coraline sent me a check for a ton of yarn to make something special for her and her sister Penelope. This is just getting to be too much fun! How awesome that you get to experience a part of that? See more from my Coraline series HERE.

I was inspired by the Outlander TV series to create some more textured crochet items for my store. After making a few fingerless gloves, I took a stab at creating my own design. I came up with this pattern almost a year ago and finally decided to type it up and offer it for free. Happy Holidays! These woman's gloves fit small-medium depending on your tension. For a larger size, you can go up in hook size or add stitches to the side hdc section. The top of the glove is worked in turning rows and then stitched together up the back. I like working these flat, but of course, you could join and turn as you work. As a matter of fact people have had really strong feelings about not stitching up the back. Do whatever you feel comfortable with! I tried to make this pattern as easy to follow as possible with the color coded sections, but I would not recommend this project for beginners. Here is a helpful Celtic weave video tutorial from Pattern Paradise. US crochet terms Worsted weight yarn Hook size G(4.25) BPTC= Back Post Treble Crochet FPTC= Front Post Treble Crochet Wristband Ch 16 (Feel free to adjust length to make longer or shorter cuffs) 1. Sc in second from hook and in each chain to the end. Ch 1, turn(15) 2.-28. 15 sc in BLO. ch 1, turn (15) Join last row to beginning chain with sl st to form the cuff. Turn inside out so that the sl st seam is on the inside. Rotate to work top of glove along the sides of the rows. *Note: I have 28 rows for the cuff and then I say to work 30 hdc in row 1 top of glove. I did this because I have skinny wrists and preferred my cuff to be tighter. It means you will have to work 2 hdc in a couple of the stitches for row 1 top of glove. If it makes you more comfortable, you can increase the cuff to 30 rows for it to come out even. LEFT GLOVE Top of glove 1. Ch 2, work 30 hdc into ends of sc rows on cuff. Join with sl st to first hdc. Do not turn yet. 2. Ch2, 1 hdc in same as join, 8 hdc *(sk 2, FPTC around next 2, FPTC around 2 skipped) Repeat from* 2 more times. 9 hdc. Ch 2, turn 3. 9 hdc, BPTC around first 2, *(sk 2, BPTC around next 2, BPTC around 2 skipped posts). Repeat from*, BPTC around last two, 3hdc, 2 hdc in each of the next two stitches, 4 hdc. Ch 2, turn 4. 4 hdc, 2 hdc in same, 2 hdc, 2 hdc in same, 3 hdc, (repeat cables row 2), 9 hdc, ch 2, turn 5. 9 hdc, (repeat cables row 3), 3 hdc, 2hdc in same, 4hdc, 2 hdc in same, 4 hdc. Ch 2, turn 6. 4 hdc, 2 hdc in same, 6 hdc, 2 hdc in same, 3 hdc, (repeat cables row 2), 9hdc. Ch 2, turn 7. 9 hdc (repeat cables row 3), 3 hdc, 2 hdc in same, 8 hdc, 2 hdc in same, 4 hdc. Ch 2, turn 8. 5 hdc, skip 10, 4hdc, (repeat cables row 2), 9 hdc. Ch 2, turn 9. 9 hdc, (repeat cables row 3), 9hdc. Ch2 turn 10. 9 hdc, (repeat cables row 2), 9hdc. Ch2, turn 11. 9 hdc, (repeat cables row 3), 9hdc. Ch 2, turn 12. 9hdc, 12 sc, 9hdc. Ch1, turn 13. sl st across. Leave long tail to sew together For RIGHT GLOVE start the same as for left glove but for rows 3-8 top of glove, flip the side with the increases for the thumb hole but still work the cables the same. So row three, right hand would be... 4hdc, 2 hdc in each of the next two stitches, 3 hdc, BPTC around first 2, *(sk 2, BPTC around next 2, BPTC around 2 skipped posts). Repeat from*, BPTC around last two, 9hdc. Ch 2, turn ❄If you make these gloves to sell, please be courteous and give credit to me as the designer with a link back to this blog post. Do not copy and post this pattern or claim it as your own. Do not try to sell this pattern. Do not re-publish photos as your own. Save pattern in Ravelry! Love crochet? See more of my projects here I will be sharing with these great blogs! Follow me here: Pinterest » Facebook » Bloglovin' » Etsy Google+ » StumbleUpon » Instagram

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Christmas crocheting is now in full swing! And this Crochet C2C Gingerbread House Advent Calendar is hot off my hook! First I created an extra tall and long gingerbread house using the corner-to-corner crochet technique. Then I crocheted little C2C pockets that I stitched on the gingerbread house. It's countdown to Christmas from the 1st of December

This blanket is made using fifteen shades of yarn, the colours are inspired by the Yorkshire moorland in late summer when the hills are covered in vibrant swathes of purple heather. The blanket measures 120 cm x 170 cm, although...

A couple days ago I found a beautiful free crochet pattern for a Cross Bangle designed by the Crochet Chiq. I knew right away that I wanted to make some bookmarks with her crochet pattern. For the last year I have searched countless times for the ideal cross to use as a bookmark. There are […]

Stockings are always cute - but do you know what's cuter than a stocking? A MINI STOCKING! I love stockings hung up on the mantle or banister, and they

Do you have some doily’s that your grandma made? Why not display them or make them into something useful. Doily’s can be made into accessories, art, or home decor. With these DIY Doily Craft Ideas that I found are a great way to inspire you to create something with all those Doily you have sitting

Crocheted Bookmark Monkey. Bookmark llength about 28 cm (11,0 in). I can make length of a bookmark according to your desire. It is also possible to order any color of a bow for the boy of the monkey and the girl of the monkey. As a bookmark you can use to save a page in books, diaries, paper notebooks etc. A good gift for fans to read. Material: 100% cotton yarn I can make the interesting color and quantity. Please let me know if you need additional pieces.

Pokemon Go revived nostalgic feelings in many of us, and it was incredible to see the number of people it brought out to the parks this summer. Sadly, the game isn't so popular anymore, but my love for Pokemon is here to stay! I recently designed this palm-sized Pikachu amigurumi pattern that I'm excited to share. Finished Measurements: Approximately 2¼" x 2¼" x 2¼" (not including ears or tail) Materials: Vanna's Choice Baby Yarn in "Duckie" Yellow (worsted-weight yarn, less than a skein) Caron Simply Soft in black and brown (worsted-weight yarn, small amounts) G hook (4.00 mm) 6 mm safety eyes small amount of red felt black embroidery thread tapestry needle polyester filling hot glue Body: Round 1: With yellow, 6 sc in magic ring. (6 st) Round 2: 2 sc in ea st around. (12 st) Round 3: *2 sc, sc in next st*, rep 6 times. (18 st) Round 4: *2 sc, sc in next 2 st*, rep 6 times. (24 st) Round 5: *2 sc, sc in next 3 st*, rep 6 times. (30 st) Rounds 6-9: Sc in ea st around. (30 st) Round 10: *2 sc, sc in next 4 st*, rep 6 times. (36 st) Rounds 11-14: Sc in ea st around. (36 st) Round 15: *Sc2tog, sc in next 4 st*, rep 6 times. (30 st) Insert eyes between rounds 8 and 9, six stitches apart. Using black embroidery thread, stitch on a small W-shape for the mouth and a short line above it for a nose. Using brown yarn, sew a stripe on the back between rows 9 and 10 and a second one between rows 11 and 12. Begin stuffing the body with polyester filling. Round 16: *Sc2tog, sc in next 3 st*, rep 6 times. (24 st) Round 17: *Sc2tog, sc in next 2 st*, rep 6 times. (18 st) Round 18: *Sc2tog, sc in next st*, rep 6 times. (12 st) Round 19: Sc2tog 6 times. (6 st) Fasten off and weave in ends. Ears (make 2): Round 1: With black, 4 sc in magic ring. (4 st) Round 2: *2 sc, sc in next st*, rep twice. (6 st) Round 3-7: Switch to yellow. Sc in ea st around. (6 st) Fasten off and leave tail for sewing. Tail: Note that the stitch counts in parentheses include single crochet stitches only, not chains. Holding two strands of brown together, ch 3. Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next st, ch 2, turn. (2 st) Row 2: Sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in next st. Switch to holding two strands of yellow together, ch 1, turn. (2 st) Row 3: Sc in ea st, ch 4, turn. (2 st) Row 4: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in ea ch across, sc in next st, ch 1, turn. (4 st) Row 5: Sc in each st across. (4 st) Fasten off and leave tail for sewing. Assembly: 1. Sew each ear at an angle on the head. 2. Sew tail at two rows below second stripe. 3. Cut two small circles from red felt and use hot glue to attach to the face. Pikachu from Pokémon is copyrighted ©The Pokémon Company. All photos and text are copyrighted ©The Bunny Studio. Please do not sell, reprint, or distribute this pattern in part or in whole without my written permission. If you would like to share this pattern, you are welcome to link to this page. Thank you.

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Free Easy Crochet Cape/Ponchos Pattern For WomenPicture yourself in the simple beauty of this cowl neck cape, keeping you warm on cool autumn days. Choose your best colors in Caron Simply Soft, then head out looking fabulous in the luxurious comfort of your finished project. Plus, the beautiful flared drape is so flattering, it makes a loved addition to anyone's closet.

Turban-style hats are so elegant. I recently knitted one in seed stitch based on a 1940s pattern but wanted something that was a little easier to wear, so I scooted over to Jo-Ann Fabrics and picked up a trusty skein of Lion Brand Vanna's Choice for a crocheted version. I'm really happy about this color. I've always been drawn to mustard yellow, especially during the fall, and Vanna's Choice has it in the perfect hue. At the time, I also happened to be reading The History of Love by Nicole Krauss, so this pattern is named after Alma Singer, a clever, quirky character in the story. Here's to you, Alma. Materials: Vanna's Choice Yarn in "Mustard" (worsted-weight yarn, one skein) H hook (5.00 mm) tapestry needle Abbreviations: ch: chain st: stitch sl st: slip stitch dc: double crochet bpdc: back post double crochet Gauge: 4 sts and 2 rows = 1" in double crochet Hat: This hat best fits a 21" - 22" head. Adjust the size by adding or removing increase rounds. Note that you will be joining the end of each round with a sl st in the first dc of the round, skipping the chain-2. The chain-2 does not count as a stitch but is used to minimize the obviousness of the join in the first six rounds. (Sarah at Repeat Crafter Me has pictures demonstrating the method!) The seam is going to be visible in rounds 7 through 22 due to the bpdc stitches used, but it will conveniently serve as a guide when you have to baste. It will later be hidden by flowers in the last step. Round 1: Create a magic ring, ch 2, 12 dc in magic ring, join with sl st. (12 st) Round 2: Ch 2, 2 dc in each st around, join with sl st. (24 st) Round 3: Ch 2, (dc in first st, 2 dc in next st), repeat from ( to ) around, join with sl st. (36 st) Round 4: Ch 2, (dc in first 2 st, 2 dc in next st), repeat from ( to ) around, join with sl st. (48 st) Round 5: Ch 2, (dc in first 3 st, 2 dc in next st), repeat from ( to ) around, join with sl st. (60 st) Round 6: Ch 2, (dc in first 4 st, 2 dc in next st), repeat from ( to ) around, join with sl st. (72 st) The piece should measure approximately 6" in diameter at this point. Round 7: Ch 2, bpdc in each st around, join with sl st. (72 st) Round 8: Ch 2, dc in each st around, join with sl st. (72 st) Round 9-22: Repeat rounds 7 and 8. (72 st) Fasten off, leaving a tail at least 12" long. Thread the tail through a tapestry needle and baste along the seam from round 7 to round 22. Pull to gather and sew in place. Flower (make 3): Ch 48. Row 1: Dc in 3rd ch from hook, (ch 1, dc) four times in the same ch, skip 2 ch, sl st in next ch. [Skip 2 ch, dc in next ch, (ch 1, dc) four times in the same ch, skip 2 ch, sl st in next ch], repeat from [ to ] across. (8 petals total) I've also drawn up a chart in case this helps you visualize the pattern better: Fasten off, leaving a tail at least 20" long. Thread the tail through a tapestry needle. Begin rolling up the piece from one end, sewing the tail through the bottom edge as you roll. Sew each completed flower over the gathered part of the hat. And you're done! Please use the hashtag #thebunnystudio if you share pictures on Instagram or Twitter. I would love to see your take on this project! "Alma Hat" is an original pattern by Gladys of The Bunny Studio. All photos and text are copyrighted © The Bunny Studio. Please do not sell, reprint, or distribute this pattern in part or in whole without my written permission. If you would like to share this pattern, you are welcome to link to this page.

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Yarn information Brand:: Hobbii Content: 100% Cotton Weight: 10 x 50 g (1.75 oz) Yarn Length: 10 x 160 m (174 yds) Yarn Weight: Fingering, Sock Recommended needles: 3 mm (US 2.5) Knitting gauge: 27 stitches, 38 rows to 10 cm/4" Recommended crochet hook: 3.5 mm (US E-4) Crochet gauge: 19 stitches, 24 rows to 10 cm/4" Care instructions: Machine wash 40°C (104°F) / Do not tumble dry Hashtag: #hobbiirainbowcotton84

Buy more save more through the end of 2023! Buy 2 patterns, save 10 % using code: buy2s10 Buy 3 patterns, save 20% using code: buy3s20 Buy 4 patterns, save 40% using code: buy4s40 Buy 5 patterns, save 50% using code: buy5s50 Coupon codes valid thru 12/32/23! Updated 8/18/17 ! More photos, tips, notes, and toppings!! NOTES: This pattern was designed with the beginner in mind. There are no complicated stitches and includes lots of photos to help you along This pattern is written in English in US terms Included topping choices: Pepperoni (half and whole) in 2 sizes; onion (half and whole) in 2 sizes; red onion in 2 sizes; tomato (half and whole) in 2 sizes; pineapple (chunk and whole) in 2 sizes; mushrooms; with more to come This blanket is designed to be bulky and warm and has 2 layers, the crust and the cheese, to curl up in between Additional notes and helpful tips are provided within the pattern Numbers in parenthesis at end of rounds are your st counts for the round Ch 2 or 3’s are included in final st counts Gauge: USING RHSS 3 strands a. blanket: 8 sts= 4”; 4 rows= 4” b. toppings: 11 sts= 4” ;5 rows= 4” Gauge using LB Bulky 6 single strand: 8 sts = 4”; 4 rows = 4” Gauge using Caron One Pound, 2 strands (not 3): 8 sts=4”; 4 rows = 4” Measures approximately: a. JR: 39” wide X 48” long b. Lg child: 43” wide X 54” long c. Teen/Adult: 46” wide X 62” long d. UPDATED TO INCLUDE: i. NEWBORN/ 0-3 MONTH Photo prop size ii. PLUS SIZE: up to 4X This blanket has been tested using RHSS, Caron Simply Soft, Lion Brand Super Bulky 6, and is currently being tested using ILTY and Big Twist Bulky 5; additional notes on these brands will be included in the upcoming updates Yarn brand, color, and weight exchange can be found in an included organized table This pattern and all photos contained within are copyright CMC2016 and may not be shared or sold without my consent. Graphics courtesy of yarnstandards.com PLEASE contact me via email [email protected] or via Facebook www.facebook.com/craftymamacreations2014 (faster response time via fb) with any questions or comments. IF YOU CONTACT ME THROUGH RAVELRY, CRAFTSY, OR ETSY I MAY NOT GET THE MESSAGE RIGHT AWAY TO HELP YOU Follow me at www.craftymamacreations.wordpress.com for new pattern releases and/or updates, contests, giveaways, spotlights on other designers and much, much more! You are more than welcome to share the link for the pattern to advertise you have the pattern available to make but please DO NOT USE my pictures to represent your work. Thanks bunches  When selling online, credit for the pattern is always appreciated but not necessary  Feedback on Etsy, Ravelry, and Craftsy are very much appreciated, please don’t forget to give it a heart/like

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07-11-2016 I have been using some patterns from Ahooka, Courtney Laube, and Arcly’s creations. Bib fortuna and Nien Nunb I adapted from perler patterns from Maythefourthbewithyou. I designed my...