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I made crochet shawls for my maid of honor and bridesmaid to wear at my wedding. I let each one keep the shawl as a gift. I used the Small Talk Shawl
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My husband had an old pair of convertible mittens / fingerless gloves (aka glittens) that he loved and wanted to replace. So I offered to crochet him a
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I made these two pair of knit baby moccasins while pregnant with our first child. This was my first baby knitting project after I made the rainbow crochet
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I had an early miscarriage with my first pregnancy, so I was hesitant to accept it when I found I was pregnant again. A baby after a miscarriage is called
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Here's a filet crochet doily to make for St. Patrick's Day. You can even add some beads for more texture and sparkle.
I think it could also be used around Christmas or anytime you want something green.
Want to learn how to knit? There are only two basic knitting stitches, knit and purl. Advanced knitting patterns combine them in different ways.
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Need a project to keep your fingers busy during the Superbowl? Here's a free crochet pattern for a stuffed football!
It was designed by Kim Guzman and makes a nice large, soft football, perfect for tossing around inside the house.
In yarn weights, bulky yarn is chunky. It's good to use for making a thick warm scarf.
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Experiment with various crochet stitches and types of yarn in crochet scarf patterns. They're so fast and easy to make!
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I made this sweater for my mother. Before I could make the afghan to go with this sweater, our home burnt down. So desperatly looking for another pattern
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Ready for winter? Here's a free knitting pattern for a coaster and cup warmer.
This free pattern is provided by Knitpicks.
Learn how to make a knit poncho or shawl with these free knitting pattern links and suggested books.
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I am looking for a pattern for ladies fingerless gloves from around the Civil War era? Amy's Answer Are you sure that they were worn in that era? Victorians
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In yarn weights, DK yarn is light. It can be used for a wide range of projects and is comfortable to wear.
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If you want to make something that becomes better with age, try using flax yarn. Linen yarn has connections to Ancient Egypt.
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