When I found Stitch by Fay’s No-Sew Axolotl pattern, I knew immediately that it would be perfect! Not only does it use exactly the right colors of yarn, but it is super adorable! I had the wonderful opportunity to see a real-life axolotl that was a classroom pet at the school I used to teach at, and I have to say that this pattern looks pretty realistic too! I’m super impressed by how easily the pattern works up, and I can’t wait to make these little cuties on repeat for my upcoming markets!
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Crochet Flower Scrubbie Free Pattern | Delilah Scrubbie Free Crochet Pattern
This is a free crochet pattern showing how to crochet flowers with scrubbie yarn that are excellent as dish scrubbies, face scrubbies and body scrubbies, but you can use them for a variety of projects too if you want to use them as appliques or join them together. With just a small amount of yarn needed, these are great for scraps of yarn too!
Waffle Washcloth – Crochet Pattern Review
The Waffle Washcloth pattern by Spotted Horse Design Co. worked beautifully for my needs. It used less than a full skein, even though I made mine slightly larger than the pattern. It was incredibly easy to stitch up and even easy to memorize so I could zone out with a Youtube video in the background and whip out a cloth without much thought!
Duckzilla – Crochet Pattern Review
While the Duckzilla pattern takes some time to work up because it’s so big, it was 100% worth it! My niece is absolutely in love with this giant duck! In addition to being an adorable addition to her room, she is able to use it as a bean bag-style chair! She’s a pretty tall 12-year-old and has plenty of room to relax and crochet while leaning on the duck. If you know someone that loves ducks, or if you just want to make a giant duck for fun, I definitely recommend this pattern!
Rainbow Wall Hanging – Crochet Pattern Review
Shamrocks. Gold. Leprechauns. Rainbows. The familiar icons of St. Patrick’s Day (which will be here before we know it). When I was plotting out my crochet project for the holiday, I opted for a rainbow.
Mama Made Minis Knotted Loveys – Crochet Pattern Book Review
When it comes to crochet pattern books, this is definitely one of the best I have seen! This book is full-color, has tons of photos and clear directions for each design, and contains information about anything and everything you may need help with while making! Not to mention, this book contains SIXTEEN absolutely adorable patterns that make great gifts for baby showers or little ones. If you are market-prepping, creating to sell online, or just looking for the perfect gift for all your expecting friends, you need to buy Mama Made Minis Knotted Loveys: 16 Heirloom Amigurumi Crochet Patterns!
Poppy Pig – Crochet Pattern Review
love how realistic the Poppy Pig pattern turns out. The finished stuffie is a cute and friendly-looking pig with a curious look on its face and all the important features. The curly tail, the details in the snout, and the floppy ears are all perfect characteristics. I can’t wait to debut this adorable pig stuffie at my upcoming fall markets.
Mystery Washcloth Crochet-a-Long
We’ll explore 6 stitch patterns in this washcloth crochet-along – a combination of simple, plain ones and fun, textured ones – but with 6 sizes each and patterns for sport weight and worsted weight yarn, you can have any number of washcloths to use, sell and gift!
Crocheted Dill Pickle Pattern Review
The Knotty Li’l Dill is a versatile pattern that can be used to make a cute little pickle. The pattern not only comes with printable materials for gifting and selling, but it also includes several different methods for finishing the pattern. You can make a regular pickle, a cucumber, or a pickle/cucumber with arms to hold a cute little sign. There are also directions to make a cute face on your pickle if you opt to make a pickle pal rather than just a plain pickle.
Easy Granny Hexagon Cardigan – Crochet Pattern Review
I chose this pattern in particular because it was very basic and straightforward, plus it adds a really cute scalloped edge that I actually ended up skipping for my own version. I liked the look and wanted to do it, but then in the end my cardigan has a lot of color and I just thought adding that extra texture would push it a little over the edge. This pattern was very easy, and I’m grateful for that. Sometimes you need a nice simple repetitive pattern in an old familiar stitch! Granny stitch always comes in handy when you want a project that works up quickly and isn’t too heavy or stiff. It gives a good drape for wearables and is warm without being stifling.
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