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Hello my dear friends, this past Sunday morning was not very nice when it came to the weather. We had quite a storm that started in the middle of the night which woke me up at 4.15 am and kept me up for a few hours. Fortunately everything went well the rest of the night/early morning but we still had high wind warnings all day. So... what does a girl do when there is no point heading outside? ... she makes a new tutorial to share with her lovely, sweet and thoughtful bloggers! And that is what I did. I love my tiny crochet little flowers and my modest violets a lot because of their beauty and because they are so quick and easy to make and they can be used in so many ways. That's why I thought that it would be nice to create something little that will be perfect to pair up with either of them and that would be ... a little crochet butterfly. After a few tryouts and one of them went terribly wrong, I was happy with the look of the little flying fellow that I created and I was ready to share him with you and here he is ... ... my little 'Flutter~By'. You will need the same things as if you were crocheting my tiny flower or the modest violet ... ~ a crochet hook ~ I used a 1 mm hook ~ crochet yarn that is right for the strength size for the size of hook ~ scissors ~ a black marker (I will show you what for further down) ...that's all! The little butterfly is very easy to make and it is again only one row. I have given you the instructions in the written form and again as a chart so you may pick which one you prefer to use. And this is how you make the little critter ... ... make a magic ring leaving a little tail, it will be needed later. Now crochet the following into the ring ... ... 6 chain stitches, 1 double treble, 2 treble, 1 double crochet, 3 chain stitches, one slip stitch ... next ... 3 chain stitches, 1 double crochet, 1 treble, 4 chain stitches, 1 slip stitch ... now ... 4 chain stitches, 1 treble, 1 double crochet, 3 chain stitches, 1 slip stitch ... and finally ... 3 chain stitches, 1 double crochet, 2 treble, 1 double treble, 6 chain stitches, 1 slip stitch ... and that is it!! Leaving a thread 'tail' for pulling ~ cut your thread now. Take both of your thread 'tails' and pull them very tight to make the butterfly form. Then tie a knot in the thread 'tails' and pull very tightly again ... ... then cut them off short leaving about half an inch. These are now your little critter's antennae. This is a neat little butterfly ~ just over the size of a penny. And this is where a black marker might come in handy. If you prefer your little flutter~by to have black antennae ... ... then using your marker, very carefully dye them black but make sure you don't get too close to the body so that you don't accidentally mark it. And that's all that's to it ... you are done! I decided to use a small earring as the butterflies body, but you can use anything you would like really or leave it just as it is. I hope you have enjoyed my latest tutorial ~ it was really neat to make it! It is so nice when you stop by here at Todowlen and visit me, so maybe I will see you here soon again. I hope you are well my dear friends and life is treating you kind. Have a peaceful and creative day, Karen B.

Bueno chic@s;

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The baby shower was last night, so I can now share what I've been working on. Two grandsons are coming and I'm sooooo excited. The first baby is due in a few weeks, and the second is due a month later. (I love having married daughters! And I love, love, love grandbabies!) As you may imagine, I have been knitting up a storm. A few more projects are still secretly being kept under wraps until after the next baby shower, but I can show you these: EviePants All In One Booties A fantastic pattern knit without seams and starting at the sole. Aviatrix Hat Another great pattern. Thanks to this pattern, I now feel comfortable with wrap & turn short rows. Garter Rib Baby Blanket Rather monotonous to knit, but I like the finished blanket. I do wish I had made this one slightly bigger. Oh, and I can't forget the flannel receiving blankets with crocheted edging. One can never have enough of these blankets. Puppies: Only one round, (2 sc in next stitch, chain 1) repeat around. Bicycles: 2 sc, ch 2, around

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I have been crocheting tons of pouches lately and I love lining them with a coordinating fabric and finishing them with a zipper. I'm not an expert at sewing by any means, but this method works for me. I use it every time and I am always happy with the results. I hope you enjoy this tutorial! In the pictures shown in this tutorial, I am lining the Lee Change Purse. But, this method will work for any pouch...just adjust the fabric and zipper sizes. Materials needed- for the fabric lining & zipper (if desired): • 5" zipper • Fabric- 2 pieces that are roughly 5" high by 6"wide •Needle & thread •Sewing machine (optional) •a few ball head straight pins Finished size: • Lee Change Purse- 4" high by 5" wide Making the Lining: 1. Cut out 2 pieces of fabric that are about 1/2-inch larger around than your pouch. 2. Lay one piece of the fabric, right side up, on your worktop. Place the zipper, right side up, on top of the fabric, centered. 3. Sew along the top edge of the zipper. Use a zipper foot if you can, it's so much easier than using a regular foot like I did. 4. Flip the fabric over and fold the zipper back, so that it is laying flat on the wrong side of the fabric. 5. Now sew along this side. You can sew along the same line you just made. The right side of the fabric will look like this now. 6. Lay your other piece of fabric right side up. Then, place the zippered piece on it so that the right side of the zipper is facing up and is lined up along the top edge of the right side-facing fabric piece. 7. Sew along the top edge of the zipper. 8. Again, flip open the fabric and sew along the zipper again. After you sew, the inside of the fabric will look like this. 9. Fold the fabric closed so that the zipper lays flat and secure it closed we a few pins along the zipper line. 10. Lay your pouch on top of the fabric. Line the top of the pouch up with the zipper. 11. Trace a line around the pouch using a pen or pencil. 12. Pin the fabric together. 13. Sew just inside (maybe about 1/8" inside) the line you just traced on the fabric. It does not have to be perfect so don't stress out about it. 14. Trim away the extra fabric. 15. Remove your pins and see how the lining fits inside of your pouch. If it seems too bulky/big, sew another line inside the one you sewed before and then trim away extra fabric again. If it fits just right, then proceed on to attach it to your pouch. 16. Use a few pins to hold the lining to the pouch while you sew it in. Use a needle and thread for this part. You are going to hide your stitches in between the crochet and the fabric (where the wrong sides touch). Work right along the zipper line. In the inside of the pouch, you will see the inside of your stitches along the zipper line. On the outside of the pouch you will not see any stitches. Go from the inside zipper line, out to under the row of slip stitches on the pouch. When coming back the other way, go under the row of slip stitches, making sure the thread will be hidden when you pull tight, to the zipper line. Continue this around. Make sure you pull each stitch tightly so that the lining is completely secured to the outer pouch. When you have gone all the way around, secure the thread with a few small knots that are hidden under the crochet portion. Cut the thread. Remove the pins. And enjoy! You did it :) Here is what it looks all finished :) Skein and Hook Copyright © 2014 The pattern and photographs contained in this document are the property of Skein and Hook. This pattern is available for personal use only. This pattern may be printed for your personal use only. You may not in any form copy, redistribute, sell, or represent this pattern or photos as your own. Please do not copy this post and claim it as your own. Please do not republish photos from this post and claim them as your own. You are welcomed to sell the items that you make from this pattern- please just credit me as the designer with a link to this post.

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