40% OFF Crochet Patterns!

By Rachel Choi – July 25th, 2013 Be the first to comment

Don’t forget, Christmas themed crochet patterns are currently 40% OFF in the Crochet Spot Store! Patterns range from fun hats, to home decor items, to cute bags. Offer ends at the end of July, so be sure to check out the patterns while they are still on sale. Grab your crochet hooks and start crocheting for the holidays!

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In addition, there is a Premium Pattern Membership giveaway, one lucky person will be able to download patterns for free for a year! If you’re not familiar with the membership, feel free to learn more about it here: About Premium Pattern Membership. All current Premium Pattern Members along with any new members that sign up for a membership before the end of the sale will be automatically entered into this giveaway. Good luck to everyone!

Crochet Pattern: Two Square Bookmark

By Candace – July 23rd, 2013 3 Comments
This style of bookmark is great for people who want to keep their bookmarks in their books while they read without it getting in the way. This one consists of two squares worked from the center out and joined by a chain worked all in one piece. crochet_two_square_bookmark

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Crochet Pattern: Summer Lace Fingerless Gloves

By Amy Yarbrough – July 21st, 2013 3 Comments
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! Sunshiny Fingerless Gloves

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Crochet Pattern: Concave Motif

By Candace – July 20th, 2013 4 Comments
This square-yet-not-square motif can be used in a variety of projects. You can link a bunch of them up in a line to make a lacy scarf or arrange them in various shapes to make a shawl or small blanket. The concave motif can also be combined with motifs in other shapes to make unique accessories with a variety of curves and lines. crochet_convex_motif

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Christmas in July Sale – 40% OFF Crochet Patterns!

By Rachel Choi – July 18th, 2013 Be the first to comment

July is the perfect time to get started on your holiday crocheting! To kick things off, I’ve discounted all the Christmas related crochet patterns in the Crochet Spot store. The crochet patterns are now 40% OFF! There are Christmas related patterns in a bunch of different categories, from hats to home decor, so be sure to check out all the different categories in the store.

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All the patterns that are part of the sale are already discounted and will say so at the beginning of the pattern’s description. There’s no need to enter in any coupon codes. Sale ends at the end of July.

Have fun shopping and crocheting for the holidays!!

The Coolest Person Ever Crochets!

By Caissa "Cami" McClinton – July 16th, 2013 9 Comments

I interrupt my regularly scheduled ramble to bring you this breaking news story that I literally just heard on the local nightly news! I was tickled to learn that a local hospital has a very dedicated volunteer. Mazie Ford, the aforementioned “coolest person ever,” has been volunteering at her local hospital in Hollywood, FL for some seven years. She crochets (and knits) hats for newborn babies!

Although the newscasters referred to her work as "knitting," we can plainly see that most of it is crochet!

Although the newscasters referred to her work as “knitting,” we can plainly see that most of it is crochet!


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Crochet Pattern: A Little Twist Jewelry Set

By Candace – July 14th, 2013 1 Comment
This jewelry set is lacy, delicate, and good for special occasions. Wear the necklace, bracelet, and earrings together or individually. Twisted, beaded chains make this a pattern set for the more adventurous crocheter in you. The pieces are quick to make and fun to wear. They’re sure to capture attention from family and friends! Crochet this set in your favorite thread color and add complimenting beads. crochet twist jewelry set

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Crochet Pattern: Enchanting Phone Cover

By Amy Yarbrough – July 13th, 2013 22 Comments
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! Enchanting Phone Cover

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Crochet Pattern: Crochet Spot Square

By A Guest Writer – July 11th, 2013 5 Comments
A Guest Post by Claire G.

This versatile square can be used for anything you like – pillows, bags, scarves, afghans, and more! It can be made any size and with any yarn and hook size, and offers lots of possible color arrangements as well.

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Finished Size: 5″ (12 cm) wide

crochet spot square

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How to Make a Crocheted Granny Square into a Granny Rectangle

By Caissa "Cami" McClinton – July 9th, 2013 23 Comments

The inspiration for this week’s tutorial happened at my weekly crafts group meeting. A new friend of mine, Barbara, is an experienced knitter but recently learned to crochet. She told me that she is working on a continual granny square blanket, which would end up being one big square. She said she would like to make it into a rectangle without adding more squares to the end. I told her that it could be done and then figured out this pattern.

For the purpose of practicing this skill, we’ll make a small rectangular swatch. Yarn and hook size don’t matter for this practice swatch.

This is what your swatch will look like if you use only one color.

This is what your swatch will look like if you use only one color.


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