Download the templates by clicking the link below. Then just print, cut out and assemble. You also get versions that you can color in the colors the way you want it.
Try some of these colorful and easy crochet leaf patterns. There are great leaf patterns for Fall decorating.
When I was finishing up my Green Tee, I thought it would make the perfect canvas for some embroidery embellishment, but I wasn't sure just what. I love daisies, but I get a little unsure of myself and so I go searching for inspiration so I can get an idea of what to do. In
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Clothespins are used mainly for hanging laundry out to dry but nowadays there are many more uses for them. Clothespins can be used to create adorable crafts, decor and can be useful in other ways. Today I will be sharing some Clothespin Crafts for Adults and Kids that will inspire you with a fun craft
Learn how to knit a sweater with this timeless slouchy sweater design. Beginner friendly and FREE pattern with US women's sizes XS-XXL.
This is a great super, fun and easy tote bag tutorial that you will want to make over and over again! (updated 04/18/2014) Please read entire instructions prior to cutting fabric or starting. What you need is: 1/2 yd of 2 different fabrics 2 yds coordinating webbing 2 pieces batting, thin like warm and natural 15"x 10" -not meant to cover whole bag From these items you want to cut you're fabric into these measurements: 2 pieces batting (thin like warm and natural) 15"length x 10" wide 2 bag pieces 15"length (left to right if using directional) x 20.5"wide (up and down) 2 pocket pieces 15"length x 16.5" wide cut webbing into two 1 yd pieces Now you're ready to start! First fold pocket piece in half and press, then you're going to layer your pieces You should have 2 sets of these sandwich like sets.. Next take one set and pin one of the webbing yards, to make the straps. Starting at the bottom leave about 4" between each strap. do this to the other set, so both look like this.. Now you're going to stitch the strap to all 3 layers, starting at one cut end of webbing, sewing along the edge of the strap. You will stitch pass the pocket and up to where your batting edge ends. (this will allow the fabric to show at the top above the pocket when finished) Pivot your bag with needle down and sew the other edge of the strap back down to where you started. This will tack down both edges of this strap. Repeat this to other side of strap on same side of bag your working on. Repeat to other bag side. Once both are complete you are half way DONE! Now layer the 2 bag sides one on top of each other right sides together. At this point your straps are loose on the inside of the bag, just make sure to keep them out of the way, when you sew. Pin together leaving a 5" opening at the top center. (remember sewn straps are at the bottom of the bag) Stitch 1/2 inch around all 4 sides. Remembering to leave a 5" opening. Now you're going to shape corners of bag and lining. (bit tricky) You're going to open up the corner and press it down so it looks like this. then pin it and measure 2" from the point and about 4" across and sew along that 4". Do this to all 4 corners. Does you're bag look like this? (TIP before you cut the corners I would make sure that the lining fits great, just in case you need to make some adjustments...I'm talking from experience) NOW slowly turn it inside out, and if you're lining sits great, then go ahead and cut the corners. You can now stitch closed the lining (the 5" opening) with a small stitch.. and lastly you're going to top stitch the top of the bag...Remember you're top stitching so make a bigger size stitch, like a 4.0 would be great.. isn't this cute? my friend made this one for her little girl.. even her inside looks so professional.. Now both of these bags used the same pattern, but obviously they turned out a little different..(I think my bag measurements were a little off.. to my defense it was about 7pm and my brain shuts off at 5p...) but they both still look good. so with that said if you bag comes out a little bigger or smaller it will still do it's job and know one will know but you.. Go and make some and send me pictures. I would love to see what you can create! My elephants bag was made from Daiwabo Japan Fabric, Tip Top Elephant Walk grey, lightweight Cotton canvas and zag stripe chevron in pink. Friends bag made from Patty Young Sanctuary line, Aromatherapy sherbet and glass tiles sherbet from lining.. all fabric can be found HERE and batting and webbing can be found at any local fabric shop. I got mine from jo-anns. Our bags finished size (yours could come out slightly different) width 13.5" height 10.5" including handle 16" high depth 4"..
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Searching for a no-sew amigurumi pattern, a fast crochet project, or maybe just a cute kawaii amigurumi?! This is the place for you! Have you seen the Ice cream cone before? It makes a great set with the Cupcake! And so does the so-sew donut, no-sew carrot cake, and no-sew macarons! Today I share this mini …
Looking for a cute sloth stuffed toy to try? Try any of these cute Crochet Sloth Patterns. There are amigurumi tips and a lovey and hat pattern to try.
Video: We are going to learn how to crochet a beautiful leaf. Using the instructions embedded below.Project name: Simple Leaf.Technique used: Crocheting.Time needed to complete
This is a treat for all the fashion followers who enjoy a bit of minimalism in their wardrobes. These knitting patterns for pullovers rock!
Today I have a terrific cozy knitting pattern for you. This awesome, slouchy, chunky knit cardigan is right on trend and so easy to knit!
It's easy to transform your crew neck T-shirt into a more flattering V-neck shirt in a few simple steps. You don't even need to add any additional fabric!
Amigurumi are small, pink, bug-like creatures that look like a cross between a caterpillar and a small mantis. They look so cute that they are often mistaken for tiny miniature butterflies. Amigurumi are used for many things they are very cute and soft. They are used to make things like scarves, hats, shoes, and blankets. And they are so cute that you can make them into a variety of different things, from a dress to a stuffed animal to a teddy bear.
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How to sew a curved hem? Well it depends! I've made a few videos explaining different techniques for sewing around curves Sew a curved hem using a stitched guideline works well on the more narrow hems
Easy $5 Lightsabers: Make some awesome Lightsabers for about $5 each! I recently made a bunch of homemade Lightsabers for my kids and me to play with and use for Halloween costumes. As I was figuring out how to make these, my goal was to come up with a method that balan…
Hola Everyone! A couple of months ago I posted a Woven Bead Planter that I had made using plastic fuse beads. What you might not know is that after I made that first planter and posted it here, I …
I've been making a lot of pillows lately as part of my determination to Make More Buy Less this year. I got the idea from Melissa over at Oh How Sweet Co and have been up to my ears in pillow making ever since! This pillow was made a little while ago. You might remember
"Scrappy Trip Around the World" is a quilt pattern that, as far as I can tell, originates here. It uses a very unique piecing method involving unpicking seams (on purpose!). It's a great way to use scraps, and delightful to see how the different patterns emerge as you go. I am making a classic "Scrappy Trip" right now, you can see my progress on Instagram @woodberry_way (#marquittascrappytrip). I received a quilt order for twins this week that needed to be finished rather quickly, so I thought I'd use this method to save time, and it worked wonderfully. I've created this tutorial with very beginning quilters in mind. Supplies: 12 different 1/4 yard cuts in coordinating prints (I used Cottage Garden by The Quilted Fish, plus some blenders.) 1/2 yd for binding 1 1/2 yds for backing You will also need your trusty seam ripper:) 1. Cut strips to 4.5" by WOF. (You can technically make two of these quilts out of 1/4 yd cuts, if your cuts are very careful and straight.) You should have 12 strips, one of each print. 2. Arrange the the strips however you'd like. I do this on the ironing board because I have little fabric stompers at my house. You can blend the colors to achieve an ombre look, or go for high contrast with distinct stripes. The stripes you see here will be the same as the diagonal stripes in the end. Also, keep in mind that the top and bottom rows will touch eventually, so make sure you like the way they look together. You can see here I arranged the colors with two different results in mind- one with blended colors and one with contrasting. 3. Sew strips together. You'll have what could be a simple striped quilt top. Don't trim it yet! The fabric widths vary depending on manufacturer, and that's alright. 4. Press seams, alternating the direction on every row. This will ensure that your seams nest in the end, making it much easier to match up corners. 5. Fold in half, right sides together, and sew the top and bottom strip together. You will create a tube of strips. You can see I don't fuss about threads until the end. 6. Lay the "tube" flat, and cut perpendicularly into 4.5" strips. I fold it in half again for easier cutting, just make sure it's lined up! You should have 9 tube strips. 7. Take a tube strip and unpick one of the seams. Keep in mind that wherever you start unpicking will determine which print will start the pattern in the upper corner. Lay that strip flat. 8. Determine which seam needs to be unpicked in the second row by looking at the first two prints of your first flat strip. Unpick the seam between those two first prints. When you lay this one next to the first you will see that the prints have all shifted over one spot. Continue to do this, laying them out with the first color from the last row in the last spot on the next, and you will see the diagonal stripes emerge. (You can see I have highly qualified help!) *Note: You can't rotate the layout (like in the original Scrappy Trip block) unless you reduce the pattern to a 9 by 9 grid. It will only work with a square layout. I highly recommend trying that too, it's super fun! 9. Sew your strips together, "nesting" the seams as you go. As you put your strips right sides together to join them, you'll see that the seams you ironed will alternate, making them easy to tuck into each other as you go. This eliminates the need to pin, and you can feel that the seams are lined up perfectly, making perfect corner points. Press your rows all one direction and trim any threads. Voila! You have a lovely 36" by 48" quilt top ready to go- the perfect baby size. Layer, baste, and bind with your favorite method. There are lots of wonderful tutorials out there for these steps if you are still learning. Thank you for following along, have fun sewing!
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Sloths are so adorable! Although sometimes I feel like I'm on the same pace as the Sloth at the DMV on Zootopia 😓 But I may not love them quite as much as Kristen Bell who bawled (happy cried) when her hubbie told her she was going to see a one. You can see the YouTube video here and you almost feel excited for her . For all the Sloth fans you can find more than 15 free sloth crochet patterns here. Spike the Crochet Sloth Free pattern from Winding Road Crochet Bernat Sloth crochet hat pattern from Yarnspirations Sloth Amigurumi crochet pattern from Underground Crafter Free Sloth crochet pattern from the Knit Show Shoutaro the sleepy sloth FREE amigurumi pattern from Amigurumei Ragdoll Sloth free crochet pattern from Spin a Yarn Crochet Round crochet sloth pattern from Damn It Janet Lets Crochet! Sloth Hook Case Crochet pattern from the Loopy Lamb A cute and chill sloth crochet pattern from Tiny Curl Sloth Coffee Cozy Crochet pattern from the Loopy Lamb Pascal the lazy sloth crochet pattern from atelier tombo (google translated) Zippy the baby sloth crochet pattern from Storyland Amis Sleepy Sloth crochet pattern from Thoresby Cottage Free Crochet Sloth Pattern: Seth the Sloth from Loopy the Lamb Baby Sloth Crochet pattern from Annamaria Majilath Sloths of Love crochet pattern from Essie Birdies Sill the Sloth crochet pattern from Craft Passion Crochet baby sloth pattern from Olya Usolya Amigurumi on Etsy You may also like 25+ Free Unicorn Crochet Patterns
Everyone needs an afghan or two to throw over the couch for chilly days, and the more basic, the better. The Essential Effortless Afghan is a super-simple knit blanket pattern that can be adapted to fit any color scheme or decorating theme. Beginners learning how to knit a blanket will appreciate this easy knitting pattern, which is pieced together from five knitted strips. Made using the stockinette stitch, this is one of the easiest beginner knitting patterns in existence and is sure to impress. Don't miss this chance to wrap yourself in the quick and easy comfort of this classic checkerboard pattern.
Time: 10 minutes Age: Little kids to Big kids Difficulty: Easy peasy
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