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This darling little crochet sea turtle will delight all children with his adorable hexagon sheep and tiny little flippers. Make him in 2 or 3 colors and he will be your child's new favorite toy. This sea turtle crochet pattern is adapted from a pattern originally found at joann.com and is posted with permission here. This post also includes affiliate links, which means I get a small commission at at now extra cost to you. Thanks for your cooperation! Click for more
Happy Tuesday! In celebration of finally finishing up my Endless Bundle platform migration, I wanted to host another giveaway. If you remember from January, I have been purging some of my stash, getting rid of discontinued yarn (who wants to make a pattern in which the designer used discontinued yarn??) I also have some very lovely yarn that I have been meaning to use...for Click for more
This chunky crochet American hat and cowl set works up quick with silky smooth Mighty Stitch Super Bulky. It creates a drapey, cozy set perfect for chilly winter days. Not a fan of red? Make this pretty set in your favorite color combo! The knit stitch and stripes go perfectly with any color palette you choose. This post is brought to you by WeCrochet, an online space just for crocheters! Find Click for more
This Crochet Cactus Cocoon is a simple pattern with a lovely effect. Make it in green to resemble a cute little cactus or make it in other colors for a pretty, textured look. This Crochet Cocoon pattern includes a cocoon sized 0-6 months and two hat sizes: 0-3 months and 3-6 months. This post contains affiliate links, which means I get a small commission at no extra cost to you. Thanks for Click for more
These printable crochet project labels are perfect for keeping your crochet project organized and labeled! Never again will you forget which hook you used on your WIP from last month, or the tips you figured out along the way. Print and cut these crochet project labels to keep one with each of your WIPs so you can stay organized. Another tip: keep your WIPs in sheer bags so you can see exactly Click for more
