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Showing posts with label crochet. Show all posts

January 26, 2015

Owl Slippers {Free Crochet Pattern}

My sister LOVES owls. I sewed her an owl apron for Christmas and when she told me she was looking for a new pair of slippers,  I decided to make her a pair of owl ones!

I didn't have a pattern to follow so I just "winged" it. I wrote the pattern down as I made one of the slippers so that I can make the other without trying to remember what I did. So here it is!


May 29, 2013

April 7, 2013

Care Instructions {for crocheted items}



Hand washing crocheted items is highly recommended as it will keep them looking like new.

{And a must for wool items!}

Fill sink with cool water and a very small amount of mild detergent or dishwashing liquid {I like to use Dawn Original for acrylics/cottons and hair shampoo for wool items}.
Gently agitate the item in the water. Never wring or scrub.

March 1, 2013

Four Leaf Clover {Free Crochet Pattern}

Make these four leaf clovers for St. Patrick's Day!
 Add them to your hats, scarves, hair clips, and much more!


August 10, 2012

Wedding Veil

Made a stunning veil for my little sister's wedding.
(Found the pattern in the Interweave Crochet Summer 2009 issue)
The first time I saw the pattern, I knew one day I would make it.
3 years later I offered to make it for my sister and she loved the idea!



July 27, 2012

Pinterest Project {and more}

I know I'm not the only one who is addicted to pinterest and pins away all sorts of project to do "later". And like many others, I have plenty of DIY projects on my boards to last me a life time!
So I decided I need to actually start making them.
And here is the first project that I made today.
Vintage Lollipop Flower


February 13, 2012

Oodles has happened!

I can't believe how longs it has been since I blogged!!

It has been busy busy busy around here with school, holidays and preparing for a new baby.


I will quickly catch you up to speed on what I've been working on:
 
  • Moved our "school area" from the living room
and turned one of the bedrooms into an actual school room.