| Summertime means tank tops, shorts and flip flops. But it also means it’s time to show off those anklets that have been stowed away in your jewelry box for a while. These are easy to make and if you happen to want them as a bracelet or necklace just add or subtract a flower. Simple and pretty! |  |
| For those of us in the south, sometimes even fingerless gloves can be too much for the predictable sweltering temperatures, but who wants to have to sacrifice style? These are an open palm style of fingerless gloves that are perfect for those simple summer outfits. Starting with a basic pineapple motif, I’ve added a finger loop to the top and flaps on the sides for a good fit. Add cute buttons for a delicate look (as well as practical) and there you have it: a delicate and lacy accessory for summer! |  |
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| After many different tries I am finally proud to present my very first phone cover! The 1st try worked but I found that I had neglected to take into account the camera, USB outlet, and earphone jack. The 2nd try was better but it covered the touch-sensitive buttons at the bottom. This latest one has it all. Try it out and tell me what you think! |  |
| When trudging through the jungle or nearing rocky cliffs, its always a good idea to take along a rope ladder in case you have to do some climbing. Or then again, you could make a miniature for an adventurous boy in your life. Perfect for 4 to 4 1/2 inch army men, any boy (and maybe some girls too) would love it! |  |
| Ever used the lace stitch? Its not just for delicate patterns. Here I used it for this miniature net and it worked out perfect. Made for 4 to 4 1/2 inch army men, boys will love to add it to their other military equipment. Its quick and easy to make! Tip: For a thinner netting you could try a smaller size thread. |  |
| This is a simple way to crochet leaves for any of your projects. It only takes a moment to make so no telling how many you could make in thirty minutes! Use them for garland, a scarf, adorn a basket with them or put them on a blanket. For a delicate leaf on a delicate project substitute yarn for thread. Don’t hesitate to try something new! And when you do be sure to let me know! |  |
| Lovely and long, these earrings are perfect for a sun-dress, formal gown, or even just shorts and a tank. Adding a bead gives it a touch of glamour while the shimmer of the yarn speaks volumes of elegance. They are simple to make and pretty to look at so don’t be surprised if all your girlfriends want a pair! Tip: Make them shorter by only crocheting two circles per earring. |  |
| Make these for the little girl in your life with the love of floral, or use them to adorn a table on your veranda or anywhere else. Flowers are excellent accessories in the summer months as they remind you of the beautiful life growing and blooming all around us. |  |
| Turning a circle motif into a square is not as hard as you might think. Simply choose longer stitches for corners and shorter ones for the sides. By the way, don’t you just love the way this motif is excellent for four color choices! I used a coral, purple, gold, and white. What would you choose? |  |
| Here’s a fun motif perfect for three colors. Choose some from the same palette or make them contrasting, like I have. Use them for a blanket or anything else that begs a motif. Starting with a Lovely Little Heart from my last pattern, create a lacy form around it, and finish off with double crochet fans. |  |
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