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| Quilt by © JENNR8R |
This beautiful quilt is perfect for scraps. Or use yardage in your favorite color palette. Candy Heart Blocks quilting & designed by JENNR8R. This quilt pattern/tutorial is available for free...
Free Pattern: Heart Blocks
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Showing posts with label Patterns. Show all posts
Scrappy Patchwork Quilt - Free Pattern
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| Quilt by © Susan Snooks |
Pretty quilt!! Scrappy patchwork quilting & designed by Susan Snooks. This quilt pattern/tutorial is available for free...
Free Pattern: Scrappy Patchwork Quilt
Snazzy Snowflake Quilt Block - Free Pattern
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| The photo above © Highway 10 Designs |
What a beautiful quilt block pattern! Scrappy Mountain Majesties Quilting & designed by Lori Suss and Kathy Schwartz . Pattern written with clear step by step instructions with diagrams.
Download Pattern: Snazzy Snowflake
Carolina Wrap Top - Crochet Pattern
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| Photo above © Onome Muto |
What a beautiful tee crochet pattern ! The pattern is written in standard US terms. The only stitches you will need to know are chain, slip stitch, single crochet stitch and double crochet stitch.
Full Post: Carolina Wrap Top
Bunny Lovey Parts & Pieces - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © heatherjworsley |
What a beautiful crocheted bunny lovey (Free amigurumi crochet pattern)! Bunny Lovey Parts & Pieces crocheting & designed by Victoria Stewart. This crochet pattern/tutorial is available for free...
Download Pattern: Bunny Lovey Parts & Pieces
Bella, the Book Bunny - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © DROPS Design |
What a beautiful crocheted bookmark (Free crochet pattern)! Bella, the Book Bunny crocheting & designed by DROPS Design. This crochet pattern/tutorial is available for free...
Full post: Bella, the Book Bunny
Day By The Sea crochet Blanket - Free Pattern
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| The photo above © DROPS Design |
What a beautiful crocheted blanket (Free crochet pattern)! Day By The Sea crocheting & designed by DROPS Design. This crochet pattern/tutorial is available for free...
Full post: Day By The Sea
One Piece New Slippers Free Knitting Pattern
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| Photos above © Katerina Mushyn |
What a beautiful knitted Slippers (Free knitting pattern + video)! I found it on Pinterest. Knitted Slippers to lounge around the house in coziness for Women. When it comes to knitting socks, there are countless awesome patterns around, as well as countless stunning sock yarns to choose from! Slippers and Socks might seem a little intimidating to beginners, but in reality, they’re quite easy to do once you’ve got some practice. This pair is mixed with slip st and rib st. Designed by Katerina Mushyn. Available in English and Russian.
Full Post: New Slippers
Waffle Knit Dishcloth - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © Woolwinder |
What a beautiful knitted Dishcloth (Free pattern)! I found it on Pinterest. Quick to knit, looks great on both right and wrong side, lots of texture (good for scrubbing).
Full Post: Waffle knit dishcloth
Knit One-Piece Slippers Free Knitting Pattern + Video
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| Photos above © Knitting Art of Loving |
What a beautiful knitted Slippers (Free knitting pattern + video)! I found it on Pinterest. Here is another design of one-piece fantasy you knitters won’t miss out on, knit from very basic stitch, straightforward, quick, and fun to shape!
Full Post: Knit One-Piece Slippers
Woven Cable Headband - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © Priscillia Uloho |
What beautiful knitting headband pattern! I found it on Ravelry.
Churn Dash and Stars - Free Quilt Pattern
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| The photo above © MaryQuilts |
What a beautiful design - it is going to be a gorgeous quilt. I found the tutorial (free pattern) on Pinterest.
Download Pattern: Churn Dash & Stars
The Bird Quilt Block - Free Pattern
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| The photo above © Tilda |
Download Pattern: The Bird Block
Card Trick Quilt Block - Free Pattern
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| The photo above © Starwood Quilter |
I found the pattern for this Card Trick quilt block free on Pinterest. Very good use of the fabrics.
Full Post: Card Trick Quilt Block
Staccato - Free Quilt Pattern
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| Photos above © Wilmington Prints |
What beautiful quilt free pattern & tutorial! I found it on Pinterest. Well. Enjoy the following free pattern available to download.
Download Pattern: Staccato
Scrappy Mountain Majesties - Free Quilt Pattern
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| The photo above © Bonnie K. Hunter |
What beautiful quilting free pattern! I found it on Pinterest. Easy and Versatile Delectable Mountain blocks from scrap 8.5" squares.
Full Post: Scrappy Mountain Majesties
One Skein Cowl Free Knitting Patterns
What beautiful knitting cowls (Free patterns). I found him on Pinterest!
Knitting patterns for cowls that use just one skein of the recommended yarn. Many of the patterns are free. Links to free patterns are provided below images.
Happy knitting.
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| Photos above © Verna Glass |
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| The photo above © Dominique Trad 2015 |
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| The photo above © advilhauer |
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| The photo above © Gretchen Tracy |
Dancing Ribbons Quilt - Free Pattern
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| Quilted by © Norah McMeeking |
What beautiful quilting pattern! I found it on Pinterest.
Intricate marble patterns on an elegant inlaid table inspired Dancing Ribbons, by Cindy Rounds Richards. Use the project as 12″ x 12″ mini wall quilt or the center of a larger quilt. Have fun picking out your own dancing color combinations!
Dancing Ribbons uses paper piecing, curved piecing, and applique techniques. The manageable size makes it a perfect project for building your skills all while playing with color and design. You can use up your scraps, build a collection of treasured materials, or create a limited color palette for a stunning effect.
Download Pattern: Dancing Ribbons Quilt
Official Kittyville Hat Pattern
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| © K. Schmidt |
Materials
Worsted weight wool. Black or grey is nice-- fuzzy yarn like mohair would be great, but I haven't tried this. In fact, the fakiest acrylic fuzzy yarn in a LOUD color would be wonderful. You be the judge.
1 16" circular needle, size 7,
one set of double pointeds, size 7
Stitch markers
Tapestry needle
Gauge: (approximate) 4 or 4.5 sts. to the inch
Directions
Cast on 84 stitches on circular needles. Work 1-3/4" (1.75") in seed stitch (round 1: k1, p1 for whole round. round 2: p1, k1 for whole round.) Switch to stockinette stitch for 3-3/4" (3.75") more inches. Put a stitch marker after every 12th stitch.
Reduction Rows: (switch to double pointeds when necessary) *K2 tog. before each marker, knit one round plain* 4 times, then k2 together before marker on every round until there are 7 stitches left on needle. Break off yarn, leaving a fairly long tail. Draw tail through remaining 7 sts, pull firmly, and draw through to inside of hat.
Earflaps and Ties
On cast-on edge, count 12 stitches from beginning of round. Pick up 18 stitches from this point, making sure to pick up through both loops of the stitch. Work 3 rows in seed stitch.
Row 4: k1, k2 tog, seed stitch to last 3 stitches, k2 tog, k1.
Seed stitch 1 row plain.
Continue on in seed stitch, repeating *row 4, seed stitch one row plain* until there are 4 stitches left.
K1, k2 tog, k1. There are 3 stitches left. Knit 2 more rows in seed stitch, then knit i-cord for 12" or desired length. Break off a couple of inches of yarn, and thread through remaining stitches and pull up firmly to close. Make pom-poms and attach to i-cord.
Ears
Lay hat flat with the earflaps in the center. Above the earflap, slightly front of center, measure about 3/4" down from the top of the hat. From this point, pick up 12 stitches down towards the earflap. Work 2 rows in seed stitch. Next row: *k1, k2tog, seed stitch to last 3 sts, k2tog, k1. Seed stitch 1 row plain.* Repeat from * to * until there are 4 stitches left. K1, k2tog, k1, turn. K1, k2tog, turn. K2tog. Break off yarn and pull through last stitch. Weave end through ear to hide. At the base of this ear, pick up 12 stitches. Repeat entire process, so there is a double ear above the earflap. Using a tapestry needle, whip stitch the two pieces together.
Repeat for other ear.
Finishing
Weave in ends.
Road to Oklahoma - Free Quilt Pattern
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| Photo above © Lorri Rosier-Wheeler |
What beautiful quilting free pattern! I found it on Pinterest.
Going back to traditions with the road to Oklahoma block. Today I have made this block available for you so you can use your pre-cut fabrics in a jelly roll! It’s great to come up with new blocks but I love always going back to traditions. A road to Oklahoma block is a block I think every quilter should make at least once.
Download Pattern: Road to Oklahoma
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