As much fun as small patterns can be, sometimes there is something so wonderful about taking the time to crochet a skirt. There’s such a feeling of accomplishment there; and of all the items I were that I’ve made, skirts get the most complements. I think people are always a little shocked to see a crochet skirt that looks nice and is flattering. So go impress yourself and your friends and make one of these lovely creations!
Here are the names and links of each pattern.
After making the Skylark in Wonderland wrap, I couldn’t help but notice that it would seam together to make a really fun skirt. I even had a feeling the angle of it would work nicely for plus size figures as well. So I dove into my Lion Brand Heartland stash and gave it a go. The results are a skirt I’m sure to wear quite frequently this fall!!
School is in full thing, which can only mean one thing: Halloween is coming! We still have a month and a half, which means there’s time to make some fun decorations and costumes. So grab your yarn and let’s get to spookifying!!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
Good evening my friends! I have a lovely designer to share with you today. I met this talented lady at the TNNA show a few months back and I just knew I had to share her designs with you! So, here is a bit about her, and some great designs of hers as well. Keep reading to the end for some special limited time offers!
Kira Dulaney is the designer behind K Designs, a line of original knitting and crochet patterns with a streamlined and eminently wearable aesthetic. Kira’s designs include garments and accessories in a wide size range, featuring clean lines and intriguing details that are both interesting to make and easy to wear. Kira has been teaching knitting and crochet classes in the San Francisco Bay Area and beyond since 2003.
There is something so fun and adorable about little girls in crochet. Maybe I am biased, but I know my 2 girls get so excited when I crochet something for them. So here is a collection of crochet patterns you can make for the little girls in your life. Enjoy!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
Fleece Flair Skirt
Free Knit Pattern
Easy Skill Level
Designed by Jessie Rayot
This adorable fleece skirt is just perfect for wearing over leggings or tights on a cold day. It works up very quickly, so you can delight the little girl in your life in no time at all! The waist has a tie string, so it fits for a long time. I have also included a bonus scarf pattern for you.
Hello!! I have been knitting and crocheting like mad lately. I have been so busy that I haven’t written to you in a few days. Sometimes I forget to multitask. 😉 And let’s not talk about the fact that my facebook page is beeping like mad at me right now as the other Admins of the knitting group I am in are seriously distracting me with a conversation almost entirely in “stickers” (those silly little images you can add into … Read more
This round up includes both free and paid crochet skirt and dress patterns of many sizes! Take a look and see what speaks to you, then go twirl in your new skirt or dress!
Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them.
I hope you are having a wonderful weekend my friends!
When I trudged downstairs yesterday morning, this is what greeted me:
Kyla had swiped a Coats box I was planning on sending some stuff to a friend in, and the tubes from some Baker’s Cotton that I had used recently. She was having too much fun for me to be upset. I was planning on giving the tubes to the girls for crafts anyway!
I hope you all had a lovely weekend, and that your week is turning out well. We’ve had some fun here. I used one of my new~to~me tea pots for the first time. It was an Earl Gray kind of day.
On Sunday the girls and I decided it was time for a spool knitting tea party. They had received spool knitting kits from my parents (who are now stationed in Sicily) for Christmas, and with the plague we had going around, I hadn’t had a chance to teach them yet.
