Although this is a free pattern it has been written to accompany the My Little Crochet Doll pattern available for £8 in my Ravelry and Etsy shops. You will need to buy this pattern to complete the Gorjuss doll. The doll is worked ammigurumi style in a continuous round, the instructions are written as simply as I know how, but if you have any comments or questions on the pattern please get in touch and I’ll be more than happy to help. This pattern is for clothing only
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The Dutch Iris is a hybrid of several other types of irises. Over time, its color range has increased and now Read More
Okay everyone! This long time anticipated crochet quilt tutorial is finally available! (happy jig!) My friend Tiffany of Fanny Lu Designs took the time to put together the most thorough and detaile…
This pattern is available for free.
Free pattern for a crocheted puffy heart. Different sizes are made with the same pattern, using different yarn and hooks. Perfect for Valentines Day.
Explore Your Crochet's free patterns blog and discover inspiring ideas to ignite your creativity. Read our post, 'Animal Rug Free Crochet Patterns'.
These Star Wars Phone Case Crochet Patterns are great to make an adorable phone case for Star War fans. A little work is well worth of the amazing results.
The Majestic Bloom Granny Square is an improved version with no visible seams and added leaves of my free pattern Dahlia in a Square Granny Square. Don’t miss a thing! Subscribe to my FREE Newsletter to stay updated with new free crochet patterns, tutorials and other yarnie things! Follow my FB Page Myhobbyiscrochet for daily free crochet pattern links! Share your projects and get advice in our Facebook Group My Hobby is Crochet! Join our community of crocheters and have fun! :)
Hydrangea bushes are usually recognized by their large, round flowers. These flowers come in a variety of blues and pinks depending Read More
Here at Recycled Reads, we’ve been experimenting with all things plastic yarn, aka plarn. Which is why we had to least attempt a loom, made of upcycled cardboard. Your loom can be any size ca…
Tutorial coming soon on my blog
Clear photo tutorial that shows how to join crochet hexagons with an invisible seam. Perfect for sewing hexagons together for an afghan.
Learn to crochet and join an easy flower motifs. Very beautiful and attractive with modern design. You can make other synthesis of very beautiful colors and make an amazing blanket.
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Clear photo tutorial that shows how to join crochet hexagons with an invisible seam. Perfect for sewing hexagons together for an afghan.
It's very nearly farewell February and hello March. Today felt much more spring like, I think I may have gotten a decent dose of Vitamin D whilst out pootling around this afternoon. It was surprisingly warm in the sunshine. Well I say warm, truth be told it's probably at most 7 degrees but it feels quite considerably milder than recent days. I finally managed to book in a much needed hair appointment too which was nice, I feel human again. So after being pampered a while, I thought I'd take a little wander round the shops, stopping off at my local Barnardo's charity shop for a nosey. I love having a browse in charity shops, you never know what you might find, and if I do spend anything I feel good about it as I know it's going to a good cause. I also picked up a bunch of mixed Chrysanthemums. It was the lovely vibrant green that drew me to them, so I just had to take some home with me. I thought you might like a peek at what's currently on my hook. I decided to pick out all the pastels in my Catania Cotton collection to crochet up some mini squares. I'm pretty certain (at this point) that they'll become a cushion cover. The inspiration came from the Pin Stripes pattern (37) page 52 in the Jan Eaton book 200 Crochet blocks. Referring only to the first 4 rounds, as I wanted to achieve a small solid square. I'm pretty pleased with how they've turned out so far. One last thing, don't forget it's Mothering Sunday on the 10th March this year. Earlier than usual, so thought I'd give you a heads up. I mentioned it to my hairdresser today and she didn't have a clue it was so soon, so was grateful that I reminded her. It happens to be my Mum's birthday on the same day, so I guess it's only right she's doubly spoilt. x x x x x x x x x
This article discusses how to prepare plarn for crocheting by either "softening" or spinning it.
