Aren’t these sooooo pretty?
http://crochet-mania.blogspot.com/
They’re featured on a little blog you might find interesting – and useful. If you want to learn a new stitch, try visiting this blog and following the tutorials there – many with color photos and patterns too! To me, this is very inspirational. Makes me want to pick up a hook and yarn to create whatever the featured item is. I find it especially helpful to have a photo, good schematics, and an easy pattern so I can work on the stitch RIGHT NOW! What do you think?
There are several hat patterns at this site. Here’s one that looks especially easy and warm:
Here’s a direct link to the hat:
http://crochet-mania.blogspot.com/2008_11_01_archive.html
Here’s a link to a tutorial for the shell cap that the Crochet Mania owner just published:
http://crochet-mania.blogspot.com/2008/12/crochet-shell-hat-video.html
And, finally, here’s another pretty – but simple – flower. There’s lots more at this site. Check it out!
Me, too! The second I saw these flowers I wanted to grab a crochet hook and try them. They’d make gorgeous embellishments on….everything!
These flowers are beautiful, but I’m searching for a pattern for fingerless mittens with pullover tops. I don’t know if they have a proper name, but could someone help?
I would like to know if this is the web site that cantained the information about the lady who had crocheted a thread Christmas rectangle tablecloth. It was lovely. I saw it once and thought that I had bookmarked it but appearaly, I did not because, now, I can not find it. Help, please. I thought sure that it was on this web site.
hi betty,
i sure don’t recognize a thread christmas tree tablecloth. i hope you can find it. if you do, please share the source with us.
jd