This wash cloth was crochet for the dish cloth a month crochet swap I joined. I believe it was an ocean theme or water theme and I chose these colors for mine to swap in the Friendship Crochet Swap.
The pattern was written by Lee Adamson from Killiecrankie Farms
I received three swap items in the Christmas Ornament swap at Friendship Crochet Swap on Facebook!
For this pattern that was published in a Crochet World Magazine I made this for a Friendship Crochet Stocking swap. My partner loved purple, so not sure how she felt about getting a corset stocking, but I thought it was the cutest idea, and I love to send unique items. I used an H 5.5mm hook, and the following yarns Lion brand Fun Fur solid White, Lion brand Vanna's Choice Silver Heather, and Red Heart Super Saver Solids Purple.
My version came out rather large and I couldn't be more pleased. I decided to keep this one for myself and see if Santa will fill it. Ha! I love the colors the design and the sign of this pattern by B. Hooked Crochet
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to Right: Stocking received in Friendship Crochet Swap, the stocking
posted on this blog post, and the white granny squares was made by my
mother years ago. |
Here is that hat I made using this adorable pattern. I love this pattern that was written by Olivia Kent from Hopeful Honey
This scarf was fun and easy to make. I used 2 skeins of Lion Brand Hometown USA Solids & Neons in Phoenix Azalea. The fantastic pattern for this unique scarf is from B. Hooked Crochet
This particular pattern that I turned into my Monsters Inc hat is actually called the Owl Hat pattern sizes are from newborn to adult written by Sarah Zimmerman from Repeat Crafter Me
This pattern I found on a yarn flyer at my local hobby store. Who knew you could pick up free patterns right in the aisle! You can also find this pattern at the Red Heart North America website.
I enjoyed this pattern once I chose the right yarn with the perfect stiffness. This pattern was written by Cylinda Mathews from Crochet Memories
Received this fun Halloween set from my Friendship Crochet Swap Partner!
I finished this hat in a day.
This pattern was written by Kathy Lashley from Elk Studio Handcrafted Crochet Designs
Isn't this beautiful? I started this afghan on September 29th and finished today. I used Bernat Softee Baby Solids & Marls in Baby Pink, Lavender, and White. This pattern is written by Olivia Rainsford from The Adventures of Gingerbread Lady designs.
This adorable elephant is my go to for newborn bundles of love arriving. The snout is the perfect width for little precious baby hands to hold onto. If you choose the right yarn it is the softest most perfect addition to any baby set you give. The pattern was written by Irene Strange from Irene Strange Designs.
I made this for my Friendship Crochet Swap partner. The pattern was written by Fortunately from Thrifty Fun.
This coaster pattern I wanted to go with a Halloween set I am gathering up for a Friendship Swap. This pattern was written by Christine Long from Lakeview Cottage Kids Blog
This pattern I had to use for my set to give to my Friendship Crochet Swap partner. The pattern was from Lion Brand Yarn website.
This afghan is similar to what they call C2C or Corner to Corner, I found it much easier to understand than the C2C patterns I was attempting. This pattern was written by Mam'zelle Flo.
I joined a crochet a long in one of the groups and they were working on squares so I jumped in on the fun! This is a 12 inch square written by Amber Schaaf
I joined a CAL, what is a CAL well that is short for a Crochet-A-Long. Didn't you ever do those sing a longs as a kid where the words came across the television or you read it from the story book as the cassette tapes played. I know showing my age a little there. Well this project consisted of 12 squares for each month they were either a 12 inch square like this pattern or you would get 6 inch square patterns to put together to make your 12" squares. This square pattern was written by Joyce Lewis from Dunnica.
I decided this would be a nice surprise to add in with the Planes, trains and autos afghan I am making for an order.
This pattern was written by Rebecca Venton from Red Heart North America website.
These baby socks came out larger than I had anticipated. The pattern was written by Patterns for Crochet.
I loved these Angels and just had to make one! This pattern was written by Priscilla Hewitt from Priscilla's Christmas Crochet Patterns
My daughter had been nagging me to make her some fuzzy socks. So here they are!
I seen this Monkey and decided I must make one for each of my six grand nephews and nieces. Once I made a few they were snatched up so fast, I don't think I ever sent one to my nieces and nephews. The pattern was written by Sharon Ojala from Amigurumi To Go
I was requested to make a baby afghan of my choice. I found this pattern in one of my mothers old crochet magazines, and I decided to go for it and try my first attempt at a graph pattern. What a challenge this pattern was, to coordinate the multiple yarn color changes through out the design for a beginner was taunting but I made it and it looks like a duck so I am pleased!
This beautiful afghan pattern was so easy and quick to work up. The pattern was written by Anastasia Popova
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