| After seeing something like this on Pinterest I thought, “That would be a wonderful pattern to make!” So I sat down with a whole box full of different yarns and set to work on my design. I ended up making at least 19 different colors/styles. They are so cute and fun to make! |  |
| Handmade dishcloths are perfect for customizing to fit your own kitchen style, but not only that, they last longer and are thicker than any you can buy in the store. Using a good cotton yarn, this dishcloth can be made with two colors like I did, or you could even work it in three colors. Get creative! |  |
| Using a beautiful stitch called the Catherine Wheel, this pattern is a delightful blend of shells and clusters, perfectly displayed when using two colors, but just as pretty with one. I first discovered the Catherine Wheel when making a baby blanket, my first. And now I believe it has to be the prettiest stitch I’ve had the pleasure to crochet. |
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When I first received a ball of Homespun in Mimosa I wasn’t sure I liked it but by the time I started rolling it into a ball I saw the color change and loved it immediately. This scarf exhibits its color change perfectly. Aside from that, its a wonderful addition to a spring wardrobe, or even early fall. Where I live I wouldn’t recommend it for summer, but I’m sure there are people in cooler areas that would find it a great choice for those summer months. Either way, the netting pattern to the scarf gives it a delicate look, while the bulky weight of the yarn is light.
Finished Size: 70 inches (178 cm) long |
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| Now I must admit, my color choice for this pattern is quite radical, but honestly, who doesn’t appreciate a lovely blend of contrasting colors. This hook case is sturdy enough to hold your crochet equipment and pretty enough to show off your style. Have fun playing with all the amazing possibilities! |  |
Hi! My name is Amy Lynn Yarbrough. I’m so thrilled to be a part of Crochet Spot’s Professional team since it is something right up my alley. Creativity runs in my family, and growing up each of my siblings, as well as myself, were encouraged to follow our interests and accept them as God-given talents.
| In my family you’ll find interests in just about anything: painting, drawing, carpentry, jewelry-making, leather-working, photography, sculpting, 3D artistry, etc. It can get quite involved when you’re trying to remember who does what. And since I was homeschooled, the scenario for learning never ceased. Learning was an adventure instead of just something you had to do. Life should be about learning and enjoying it. |  |
| Appliqués are excellent ways to customize blankets, clothing, bags, and anything else that might need a personalized element. These fishy friends would look great on a child’s blanket or even a beach towel. Feel free to experiment with different colors and designs. Let your creativity guide your crocheting and you’ll have a keeper every single time! |  |
| These cute hats are great for dolls, decorations, or even your pets! Just choose colors that are fun and playful. Give it a pom-pom on top, sew some random shapes with a contrasting color, or use a plethora of beautiful colors. The options are endless! |  |
| A new twist on eggs and bunnies for Easter, the Egg-Bunny. Complete with stylish top hat. My little sister watched as I made it, asking me questions like “Is it alive yet?†And I’d say “Not yet, I just have to finish its eyesâ€, and so on until finally I said “It’s done. NOW it’s alive.†She was thrilled and now she has another bunny to add to her collection! Happy Easter! |
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| What could be better than a pair of bright-looking spring earrings to go with that new spring dress? In my opinion, jewelry needs to look delicate and I wondered if it was possible to make yarn earrings look delicate. Even though since then I have found yarn to be an excellent choice, switching to crochet thread will guarantee that delicacy. |  |
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