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Are you getting ready to take on the world? This hooded vest oozes style and power. I love the wrapped style the pattern gives off. Amazing piece and the pattern is available for around $5.80 here,
Looking for similar free patterns check out this one on Lion Brand (you need to register for free)
Step into the cozy world of lumberjack chic with this charming Lumberjack Crochet Can Cozy Pattern. Inspired by the timeless allure of buffalo plaid and rugged flannel jackets, this pattern combines style and practicality to create a unique beverage holder that’s perfect for enjoying your favorite drinks in the great outdoors. Whether you’re sipping on hot cocoa around the campfire or cracking open a cold one at a backyard barbecue, this crochet cozy adds a touch of rustic charm to any beverage. Is this a Christmas project or a fall project? I wasn’t too sure so stuck in the middle.
Crafted to fit standard 12 fl oz / 355 ml cans, this Lumberjack Can Cozy features a classic plaid design achieved through the art of colorwork crochet. If you’re new to colorwork, fear not – detailed written instructions and a full video tutorial are included to guide you through the process. With a few simple stitches and a bit of yarn magic, you’ll soon be creating your own cozy masterpiece.
Sad thing is the Lion pattern is NOTHING like the one you showed. It makes me sad to love, love a pattern (this would be on my hook right now) if I could afford to buy yarn and the pattern. That’s just not possible. I am new to crochet (about 7 months) but haven’t been crocheting long enough to have a stash.I would love to have a hank of soft, hand dyed, decadent yarn to make it with, but sadly I wont be wearing this with pride. I love it so much. Thanks for showing it. Once again, I am sorry I can purchase and buy yarn at the same time.
~Crystal
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I WILL take all left over balls of yarn (no shame here), I love to crochet to much to let left over skeins be lonely. Bits and pieces. half skeins, little hanks, whatever you can spare for a poor crocheter. We don’t have a yarn store close, its 2 hrs away. I don’t drive. So, if I don’t recycle yarn I don’t have any to work with ( I would love to show you the one I rescued today at our local pantry). I am down to nothing but reclaimed yarn but I will make do. I always try too anyway. Thanks for listening to me. I’ve had a hard day and didn’t realize I needed to talk. Thanks! Love your work, I follow and share!