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If you like the modern boho home decor style, you're going to love this post. I'm sharing before pictures and a modern boho home mood board.
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A perfect mordanting is the secret for achieving the best dyeing. It is a process made using especially mineral or synthetic salts, but also vegetable.
Закрученный квадратный мотив выглядит необычно даже в однотонном исполнении. Но наиболее эффектно этот мотив смотрится в разноцветном варианте.
Have you ever wondered where the best place might be to hide your cash and jewelry inside your home? How about in your closet inside this clever hanging zippered pouch. No one will lever be able to find your valuables hanging under a blouse, jacket, or sweater! A finished hanging pouch size: 13″ x 17″. This sewing pattern by Vanilla House Designs is available as a digital pattern download only. Choose a pretty fabric print, or something that will simply “blend in” with the rest of your wardrobe,
Ever since I learned to crochet (which was just about a month or so ago) I've wanted to make mug cozies. They're so cute and wa...
Crochet 15 Jolly Designs for Christmas Home and Gifts Using the Patterns that You can download or Get in A Granny Square patterns
Its amazing what can be created with an aluminum hook and a ball of string...But one of my favorite things to make with it is dishcloths. Not only are they useful and practical, you can whip them up fairly quick and they are inexpensive. The tedious job of washing dishes may seem even less so, when you are washing them with one of theses crochet dishcloths.
You know when you find a blog that just sucks you in and you dive deeper and deeper into it...
Another beautiful decoration for your room we have searched and want to show you. Today at pretty-ideas.com we have Video tutorial where you can learn step by step how to crochet Leaf stitch and make your room’s design more beautiful and attractive. Find some free time for you hobby and enjoy with your friends or […]
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***An ad-free PDF of this crochet pattern is available in my shop . Pattern is 13 full color pages and includes step by step instructions with photos. Grab your copy HERE or on Ravelry. *** I am beyond excited to share with you this beautiful granny square blanket. You know when you've been wo
Crochet a pair of beautiful bridal lace fingerless wedding gloves with this free pattern tutorial! Additional How-to images are included at the bottom of the pattern.
Back in June I shared that I had put aside the Crochet Along blanket that I was working on in order to work on another secret project using these colours. Clockwise from top left (All Stylecraft Special DK): Storm Blue, Duck Egg, Silver, Sherbet, Cloud Blue (After looking at the colours for a while I decided not to include Cloud Blue, the bottom left colour.) Well, now that the secret project has been gifted I can finally reveal what it was, and I have so been looking forward to sharing it as it is one of my most favourite makes ever. In fact, had it not been for such a special occasion and for such a special couple then I would have been so sorely tempted to keep it for myself and just find another gift instead! In August my mum and dad celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary and so I wanted to be able to give them something special for it. I soon decided on making them a blanket, and in shades of blue so that it would fit in with their bedroom colour scheme. I knew what square I wanted to make as I had always wanted to make something with the Willow Square, which is from the book 200 Crochet Blocks. It's such a pretty square that I knew it would look amazing in a blanket. At first I thought I would make the blanket using just the one colour, Stylecraft Special DK in Sherbet, and with each square edged in either Cream or Parchment. Since I couldn't decide which of the two colours to use I asked my Instagram friends for their advice and found that they couldn't decide for me either! Opinion was split almost exactly half and half in favour of each colour. So I put off the border colour choice until joining time came. Then when I went to the little yarn shop near the boys' school to buy more yarn in the colour I had chosen for the main square colour, I started playing about with adding some other colours in and that's how I ended up with the combination in the first photo. I had a photo of the wallpaper in my mum and dad's bedroom with me, sneakily sent by my youngest brother, and that inspired me to add in the other colours. I'm so glad that I went with that idea now! The Willow Square is a lovely square to work on. Each round is different and so it never gets boring to make. Because each round is different, it took me about 10 squares to memorise the pattern. Once I had really got the hang of the pattern I decided to time myself and found that it took 20 minutes to do one square. I started working on the blanket properly in June, and I had worked out that to make the blanket big enough for a double bed I would need 120 squares - 10 across and 12 down. I gave myself the target of 10 squares a week, which would see me finishing off the squares around August time. I also had to leave plenty time for joining and edging the blanket. The wedding anniversary was in August, but my mum and dad were due to spend a few days down here in September when they returned from their anniversary cruise, so that was the deadline I gave myself to finish off the blanket. Amazingly, I did actually finish off the squares by the end of August as planned, and the next decision was how to organise the squares. I've never been very good at random patterns, my brain is a little too OCD and in need of order to be able to just put colours in a random pattern. This was why I had initially thought of making the blanket in one colour. But a quick google search found my perfect solution here - a random granny square generator! It was just what I needed. I made up three different random combinations of the colours and then chose which of these I liked the best. Once I had laid out my squares in the order suggested, I decided that I loved the colours so much together that I didn't want to border them in cream/parchment after all. My artist boy, James (16), who has an amazing eye for colour, agreed with me so that confirmed it for me! Next, I bundled up each row and labelled them, ready for joining. I told you my brain was a little too organised and OCD! I'm not quite sure how it survives living in a houseful of boys! Don't those colours look gorgeous all mixed up? To join the squares I just double crocheted (US Single Crochet) them together, right sides together. First of all I joined all the squares horizontally and then I did the vertical joins. For a border I chose border no 93 from the book Around the Corner, as I had seen it used on other blankets and thought it was the perfect pattern to go with the Willow Squares. I didn't do the final round of the pattern for the border though, as I thought it looked a little too spiky and I preferred the curved look of the second last round. Finally I just had to sew in all the ends, and then the blanket was done, a couple of days before my mum and dad returned from their cruise! Now, if you've stuck with me this far then you are probably keen to see the finished result, so without any further chat, here it is. From quite a few angles! I laid it out on our bed, which is Kingsize so it doesn't quite reach the edges of ours. I did have a little assistant with me while taking the photos... The back of the blanket has a raised cream seam between the squares, which I think also looks quite nice, although I prefer the smoothness of the front. Have you seen enough of it yet? I haven't, so here's a couple more! One day I really must make one for ourselves. Although for a Kingsized bed it will take even more than 120 squares and 4 months to make!
"My idea for this Mason Jar Cozy began with a desire to crochet something that would look cute during the day and, with the addition of a tea light, would cast a beautiful patterned shadow around it at night for those summer campfire evenings. I think a line of these would look stunning in the dark! Of course, once I started to crochet, more ideas came into my mind for these cozies. They will look adorable as a vase for fresh flowers, or as part of a front porch welcome display. I even got my husband to cut me some small budding limbs off of the big tree in our front yard, and now one of my cozies is on display in our dining room."
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Free crochet pattern for this gorgeous Peekaboo Puff Stitch cowl! The pretty puff stitches add just the right touch to this crochet cowl. Make one today!
Click HERE for the $1.99 large print, ad-free, pdf Pattern! Howdy folks! I love this succulent cacti trend that's been happening over the last few years -
Hi friends! *waves* I have part 3 of the Bake Shop Blanket Series hot out of the oven for you today! (I never get sick of that pun) (I'm sorry) (Please
tons of versions of Cactus Crochet that you can make - love all of these!! so many cute Crochet Cactus patterns to choose from, TONS of project ideas!
So if you have been around here much before, you may have noticed that I like to try to crochet with somewhat
Click HERE for the $1.99 large print, ad-free, pdf Pattern! How much fun is this little guy?? Welcome back friends, today is the second day of the Craft
This is a free pattern for a crochet tribal chevron blanket. I love how the tassels turned out because they remind me of some of the colorful tribal throws I've been seeing at Anthropologie lately.
