4-Leaf Clover Headband

Not sure I like it quite yet. Maybe it will grow on me.  But I whipped up a headband to add my 4 leaf clover to. I thought it might be cute. Used one of my new Handmade with Love buttons. Yes, I ended up tying it on backwards. This can be easily fixed. I have to sew on the Shamrock to pin into place.  Now that I see the photo, it is growing on me and I think it needs a Shamrock scarf to match. I mean if you are going to wear clovers you might as well make it worth it, so you don’t get pinched. Right? :D 

The pattern can be found in the previous post with the pattern linked. The headband started off in my own direction from the start. I started with a chain of 71. Then I single crochet in the second chain from hook and across, turn and chain 1. I single crochet about 10 stitches in, skipped two and crochet 5 double crochets, skipped two, single crochet 1, skipped two, 5 dc, skip 2, 1sc, skip2 5dc, across then I ended with about 14 single crochets for the end, and reworked back in the other direction. This is not exact. But just from what I think I remember doing tonight. I apologize I did not write up a pattern and can link below the pattern I was using for my inspiration. 

Inspiration Pattern Link:

Headband Inspiration Pattern

Crochet Lucky 4-Leaf Clover

I decided now that Valentines is over it was to make something for St Patrick's Day.

I had these cute little buttons I tossed on for the photo op. :) 

FREE PATTERN:

Shamrock Pattern

Crochet Heart “Be Mine”

My first attempt at adding phrases to my hearts, my thoughts were to do this to all of my colorful candy colored coasters.

Crochet Candy colored Heart Coasters

Hello friends nad followers!

My intention was to turn these into candy heart garland, but it just seemed to big as a garland. So I am sticking with the coaster theme. I love the set of colors!

 I have this set for sale in my Etsy shop at

https://www.etsy.com/shop/TasteOfCraftiness

 

Crochet Heart Coasters and more..

It was my goal to crochet up something by the end of January to post in the Beginner’s Crochet Group on Facebook. My first idea, crochet coasters. I found one of those secret code patterns. I am sure they have a proper name, but I cannot remember what it is. I am use to reading my crochet patterns. I could not find a heart pattern in a readable pattern like this. SO, off I went to decipher the code, with yarn and hook in hand. My first three hearts worked out pretty good. I wasn’t liking the fact I ran out of yarn and had two hearts in the same color, so I came up with a new idea, and that was to add a border around one of the heart coasters, and I plan to use the other two for another project possibly. The tiny heart was another pattern I had to try in case I decided to make a mug cozy for valentines and needed the heart embellishment to attach to it. I only have 4 days until valentines, so if I am going to get one of these projects completed this year I better get with it! Aye ye ye! 

I will post links to patterns used below as soon as possible. Thank you for stopping by Aunt B’s Creations! 

https://wonderfuldiy.com/wonderful-diy-crochet-love-heart-coaster/crochet-heart-coasters-wonderfuldiy/

Crochet Heart Scarf

Finished my first Valentine project of the season! I found this code to make the continuous heart pattern on a triangle scarf. I decided since I dont know anyone who wears the triangle shaped scarves I would make mine a regular scarf about 65 to 70 inches in length. I say that because in all honesty, I just finished this last night and I have not even measured the length yet to tell you about it before writing this post. I am so terrible at this blogging stuff. Lol! 

I know after a few washes those hearts wont even resemble a heart. But for now it is a beautiful gift to let someone know they warm your heart. ;)

I will post links to patterns used below as soon as possible. Thank you for stopping by Aunt B’s Creations! 

(Link Coming Soon)