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Mariposa was given its name by some of the amazing artists in my local knit and crochet group because they said the shawl looks like a butterfly.
Family Bonds are amazing. Nearly two years ago some dear friends of mine grew their family by bringing an amazing baby girl home from the hospital and becoming her foster parents. A couple week ago they were finally able to adopt her. Facebook immediately blew up with pictures and stories of their loving family. So today I thought I would celebrate a bit more by sharing some free crochet patterns that show off family bonds.
I designed this Dancing Mushroom chart years ago, and I finally found the perfect yarn to turn it into a sweet little blanket.
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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!
Find all the details and additional links about Janet’s CAL HERE.
Table top crochet patterns can be used to protect your table, to decorate your table, and also to decorate for the season. Plus, they work on more then just dinning room tables. You can used table runners to add some character to shelves, dressers, and end tables. Placemats are also a great way to dress up TV trays when you’re having a lot of company and need some extra table tops.
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Advanced crochet skills can be hard to put to use. There are a lot of free crochet patterns out there, but most of them are an easy skill level. These free advanced crochet patterns will put those skill to use while you create some lovely items!
