| Here is a quick, simple bracelet you can wear every day. Changing the thread and ribbon colors leaves you with endless combinations. While the stitch pattern is simple, the fine thread and construction make this pattern suited for more experienced crocheters. |  |
| Now I must admit, my color choice for this pattern is quite radical, but honestly, who doesn’t appreciate a lovely blend of contrasting colors. This hook case is sturdy enough to hold your crochet equipment and pretty enough to show off your style. Have fun playing with all the amazing possibilities! |  |
| Joined with itself or other motifs, this delicate star will look lovely in a finished piece. It also makes a great accent for apparel and accessories and can even stand alone as a piece of jewelry or a bookmark. |  |
| Appliqués are excellent ways to customize blankets, clothing, bags, and anything else that might need a personalized element. These fishy friends would look great on a child’s blanket or even a beach towel. Feel free to experiment with different colors and designs. Let your creativity guide your crocheting and you’ll have a keeper every single time! |  |
| These cute hats are great for dolls, decorations, or even your pets! Just choose colors that are fun and playful. Give it a pom-pom on top, sew some random shapes with a contrasting color, or use a plethora of beautiful colors. The options are endless! |  |
| To add a delicate touch to your hairstyle this spring, try this skinny headband. Mix and match different threads and different beads to create subtle sparkle or for a more showy, glitzy look. |  |
| This linked bracelet is easily customizable and fun to wear. You can add or remove links to fit your wrist or your color scheme. It is also simple enough for new crocheters, yet its construction makes it look more complicated. |  |
| My family and I live on a farm. Each spring I eagerly await our baby chicks to arrive in the mail. It is so fun to receive the box from the post office filled with tiny fluffs peeping away. Occasionally we hatch our own birds and it’s my daughter’s favorite time of the day when it comes time to check on the incubators. Regardless of where you live, in the country, on a farm, or in the heart of downtown you can crochet your own baby chick. This project is great for upcoming Easter celebrations. Don’t forget to add a few treats and trinkets inside the pocket. |  |
| A new twist on eggs and bunnies for Easter, the Egg-Bunny. Complete with stylish top hat. My little sister watched as I made it, asking me questions like “Is it alive yet?†And I’d say “Not yet, I just have to finish its eyesâ€, and so on until finally I said “It’s done. NOW it’s alive.†She was thrilled and now she has another bunny to add to her collection! Happy Easter! |
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| Finally, spring is here! While it might not seem like it yet where you are living it is nice to know that winter will soon be a memory in our rear view mirror as we journey into warmer days, birds singing, frogs croaking and flowers blooming. Easter is right around the corner too, so be sure and use these upcoming days to create a few fun crafts to celebrate the holiday. This versatile daffodil pattern can be used for napkin rings, as a pin or accent to a headband. I’d love to hear how you use this pattern. Leave me a comment below! |  |
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