Patterns, projects and techniques
You gotta love this one – a free scarf pattern posted on the parent site of this blog. Can you think of a little boy or girl (or maybe their mom) who wouldn’t love this scarf??
I think I’d make this in black with a few white accents since my 4-legged ‘baby’ Lizzie is an almost perfectly black Flat Coated Retreiver.
Go here for the pattern:
Consider stitching the eyes with black yarn for toddlers so there’s no chance of a little one swallowing an eyeball!
Crochet cables are a beautiful and unique design element that can add a touch of luxury to any project. However, they can also be confusing and time-consuming to make. This crochet kit for the Faux Cable Ruana is the perfect solution for those who want the look of cables without the hassle.
The Faux Cable Ruana is a versatile and stylish piece that can be worn as a cape, scarf or a wrap. This crochet kit includes all the materials you’ll need to make your own faux cable Ruana. The kit comes with a pattern and detailed instructions that will guide you through the process step by step, making it easy for even a beginner crocheter to create this beautiful piece.
The yarn used in this kit is a soft and warm blend that will keep you cozy as the weather gets chilly. The yarn also allows for easy care and is machine washable. The pattern is designed to create a luxurious and elegant look that is perfect for dressing up or for everyday wear. The faux cables give the appearance of a complex cable but are actually made with simpler crochet stitches.
This crochet kit is a great opportunity to learn and improve your crochet skills, work with a new yarn and the pattern creates a timeless and versatile piece that can be worn all year round. This project is perfect for those who are looking for a cozy and stylish addition to their wardrobe, or as a thoughtful gift for someone special.
Dear JD,
Thank you for sharing. I love this one and inspire me alot ^_^
This is great! I would love to make this for my daughter, were do you get the pattern?
tammy,
a link to the pattern is included in the original post. it’s a freebie on craftbits.
jd