Awesome and inspiring crochet from around the web
I ran across this little cat toy, Jingle Bell Mouse on Ravelry and just had to share.
The pattern is available at The Yarn & Hook. Great little scrap project, and I think my daughters cats would love these. They would also be a cute little gift for the mouse lover, with or without the jingling. Can’t wait to make some!
Crochet chair socks! Keep your chairs warm ; ) and protect your floors. You know you can’t live without them!
These kinds of blankets are so interesting to look at, and would be so interesting to make! No getting bored with doing the same stitch over and over. This one at HaakmaarRaak! is especially beautiful I think, very neatly done and the use of gray really sets off the colors… Maybe a sampler should be my next blanket (at least until I see the next beautiful crochet blanket on the internet!)
Spotted this tree skirt and had to share. Love the granny goodness of it! Yet another project to add to the list.
It is Tricia’s Tree Skirt and the pattern is available free at Yarnspirations.
This is a nice blanket, great design. It’s mitered, its colorful! I love how colors play off gray. It looks like my diamond dishcloths without the loop, perhaps it is made the same way. The pattern is available for purchase on Ravelry.
Love, love, love this throw that I saw on Pinterest! Did I say, LOVE?
This is the Eye Dazzler Afghan and the pattern is available at Crochet! Magazine for free. This is going on my must make soon list!
Isn’t this a beautiful design? Wonderful variation of granny squares.
This blanket caught my eye on Ravelry, you may need to join to view the information there (it is free to join, and Ravelry is a great resource if you aren’t already a member). If you prefer, go directly to DD Hines blog for the Good and Evil Granny square pattern.
I don’t know about you, but I find Pinterest a bit addicting. So I thought I might spread that around a bit, and sometimes post about things I find there. Today I started my morning off with a laugh…
Nothing like a bit of a cat butt coaster to go with your coffee! I doubt I would have seen these if it weren’t for Pinterest!
I had planned on working out how to make some little triangle shaped chickens, perhaps something like these cutie pies, but I never did.
Now I don’t have to, because Petals to Picots has a tutorial on how to make these incredibly adorable bean bag chickens. I may need half a dozen of them : )
Nearly finished, just have to get some buttons and sew them on!
I hope my daughter likes it as much as I do. The pattern can be found on Ravelry: Eloise Baby Sweater.
The adjustments I made that are different from the pattern (notes to myself really : )
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