Nothing says Springtime better than the spouting of daffodils. In celebration of the new season approaching, I’m going to share a crochet daffodil pattern for free!
I just love the freshness and excitement that Spring brings. Stick around, and I’ll show you how to crochet my cute daffodil flowers.
Decorate your home or workplace with a festive mini tabletop Christmas tree, with this free crochet pattern.
These Christmas trees are worked from the top down, and can be made to any height. They are constructed as hollow cones, so no stuffing is required!
Crochet some jolly Santa baubles for your Christmas tree, or as little gifts for friends and family, with this free crochet pattern!
The finished baubles measure approximately 3”/7.5cm wide (across the hat brim), and approximately 3.5”/9cm tall (with the tip of the hat folded over).
Crochet some adorable koala shaped coasters with this free pattern! They’re fun for kids, or any aged koala lovers. The koalas can also be used as appliqués or bunting too!
The finished coasters measure approx. 8.5cm/3.25” in diameter excluding the ears, or 11.5cm/4.5” including the ears.
Designers have been asking how you block so-called “print friendly” websites from stealing your content. This guide should help.
While this won’t work with all of them, it will with some. And it’s also a useful thing to know if you’re running an online business which relies on a website.
Make some cute little teddy bear shaped coasters with this free crochet pattern! These are perfect for encouraging little ones to use coasters.
The finished coasters measure approx. 8cm/3.25” in diameter excluding the ears, or 10cm/4” including the ears.
Make either a mini kiss clasp coin purse, or a drawstring pouch, with this free Rainbow Purse & Pouch crochet pattern!
The finished coin purse or pouch measures approximately 2.5” high by 3” wide, with an opening of 2” in diameter.
I have joined forces with some fabulous designers to bring you the Stash Busting Challenge and some amazing scrap yarn projects!
Challenge yourself to use up those odd balls, and left over skeins, of yarn you have stashed away! Let’s see just how much you can turn into beautiful, useful, finished crochet projects.