Free Patterns / Patterns for Puchase
Patterns marked in PURPLE are free for your personal use.
Patterns marked in BLUE are for purchase.
Check back often as more patterns, both free and for purchase, are planned to be added. Please use all free patterns respectfully and responsibly.
Patterns marked in BLUE are for purchase.
Check back often as more patterns, both free and for purchase, are planned to be added. Please use all free patterns respectfully and responsibly.
Candy Cane Topper
This is a 1st attempt at this little accessory. I hope to have a couple more versions available before too long.
This is one for free! Try it different colors - with or without fringe.
This is a 1st attempt at this little accessory. I hope to have a couple more versions available before too long.
This is one for free! Try it different colors - with or without fringe.
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Opus Lace Scarf
This beautiful broomstick lace scarf is a wonderful weekend project. The pattern
is worked so that the lace rows lay flat and the scarf looks great on either side.
(worsted weight yarn)
Also available at Yarns, Etc and Great Yarns.
is worked so that the lace rows lay flat and the scarf looks great on either side.
(worsted weight yarn)
Also available at Yarns, Etc and Great Yarns.
Broomstick Lace Scarf (beaded)
This scarf can be made with or without the beaded rows.
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Mod Ring Helpful Hints..... (Pattern availble through Interweave Crochet)
Here are some step by step pictures to help with starting the ring design. I did these photos using regular cotton thread and contrasting beads in hopes that it would help the camera find the stitches easier. I've been making this ring for over 4 years and have become accustomed to seeing and finding the stitches. As simple as the pattern is - the difficult part is being VERY FAMILIAR with the way the tiny stitches look when pulled in various directions. (Click on each frame to read caption for each picture.)
I hope this helpful. Please email me if I can be of further assistance. (Pattern available on Interweave -- jump there.... )
I hope this helpful. Please email me if I can be of further assistance. (Pattern available on Interweave -- jump there.... )
Rings pattern overview....
(Rnd 1 - initial 3 bead ch - then join into a circle. After & from here you never "join" again - you are just increasing in the round)
(Rnd 2 - bsc & ch 1, 3 times = 6 sts - and the sl st from rnd 1counts as 7)
(Rnd 3 - if you do a bsc, ch 1 in those 7 sts - you have 14)
(Rnd 4 - bsc in each st around - not increasing anymore - till remaining beads are used)
(Rnd 5 - make the band & finish)
(Rnd 2 - bsc & ch 1, 3 times = 6 sts - and the sl st from rnd 1counts as 7)
(Rnd 3 - if you do a bsc, ch 1 in those 7 sts - you have 14)
(Rnd 4 - bsc in each st around - not increasing anymore - till remaining beads are used)
(Rnd 5 - make the band & finish)
Chickens
Here a chick - There a chick - Everywhere a chick-chick!
These are an adapted version from a very old pattern from the early 70's.
Easter is around the corner and these little guys are a great addition to your candy basket or your festive centerpiece.
*Pattern NOTE - There are two patterns on this page - the first pattern is for the yarn version, the second is for the thread. (When pattern download is corrected and this note will be removed.)
These are an adapted version from a very old pattern from the early 70's.
Easter is around the corner and these little guys are a great addition to your candy basket or your festive centerpiece.
*Pattern NOTE - There are two patterns on this page - the first pattern is for the yarn version, the second is for the thread. (When pattern download is corrected and this note will be removed.)
| chickens.pdf |
Beaded Bracelet
I've made this a couple of times - and have reviewed the written pattern. If you download this and find something that doesn't make sense please contact me for help or corrections. Thanks! J
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| bracelet2.pdf |
