The Cozy Spirit Scoody is warm, fashionable, warm, unique, spirited, and warm! Wrap yourself up in your school or team colors so even in layers people know who you stand for. With Knit Pal yarn your colors will be just right. The Cozy Spirit Scoody only takes 2 skeins of Knit Pal yarn, but if you get one or two more, you could add pockets on the bottom, make the scarf section wider, or even make matching mittens. Oh, or socks!
Cozy Spirit CAL Part 2 makes your scarf twice as long, now that’s cozy! I love the color play in this scarf, with the mirror image and the varying length stripes, it stays interesting. You may think we’re done here, but there’s more. Part 3 will add on a way to keep you even more warm and cozy.
It’s time for the Cozy Spirit CAL Part 1, and we are going to start our cozy scarf with a bonus feature to keep you extra warm on cold game nights. The bonus feature doesn’t happen until week 3, and you’re going to love it. This week we will make half the scarf. Don’t be an overachiever, the second half isn’t the same, so you’ll have to wait 2 weeks.
The Cozy Spirit CAL will take place over six weeks, starting with this intro, and then continuing with 3 parts of the pattern every other week. Knit Pal yarn can be ordered in your collegiate colors so you can show your spirit anywhere you go!
It’s Janet’s Garden Wrap Up time! I’m going to share the story of how this blanket got its name, and then share some of your finished gardens. At the end there will even be a chance to win all the yarn needed to make next year’s blanket CAL!
Crochet border time! This is the last part of the pattern for the 2019 Janet’s Garden crochet along here on Jessie At Home. Next month I will be sharing pictures of your works in progress and your creations. Be sure to add your projects to Ravelry and link them to the pattern so I can see what you’ve made and ask to share your photos. You can also share your photos in my Facebook group and I may ask to share some of those next month as well.
Find all the details and additional links about Janet’s CAL HERE.
Classic crochet stitches are great to know, and the linen stitch is by far a favorite of mine. It makes such a wonderful fabric and you can do so much with it by playing with color changes. The way I have used it in the October section of the Janet’s Garden CAL, it makes cute little dots!
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Wavy crochet fun is what I have in store for you with this month’s Janet’s Garden CAL section. This part makes some slightly popped waves that I enjoyed designing. This is another section that will need a good bit of blocking. If it’s still a little wavy after blocking, don’t fret; October’s section will get it in shape and you can block again then.
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This washcloth has great texture so it feels great and looks pretty as well. Pamper yourself while adding some lovely style to your home spa supplies.
Crochet heart stitch? Crochet rose stitch? That’s right, summer’s coming to a close and so we’re remembering the warmth with roses and hearts. These two stitch patterns are very sweet and can be incorporated into so many other projects. They are also fun to make.
The crochet heart stitches are made by working over shell stitches. The roses are made with popcorn stitches, which are one of the few stitches that require you to remove your crochet hook from your stitches. They also use dc cluster stitches for the leaves.
Find all the details and additional links about Janet’s CAL HERE.
