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Found 3 results

  1. NCcountrygal
    Design by Vicki Blizzard. Made with cotton yarns. Solid color backside.
  2. YarnTwistArt
    Hi! I have made & posted a free crochet pattern for Christmas Poinsettia Wreath. It is on my very young, very new website. Please take a look, and I hope you enjoy it! Christmas Poinsettia Wreath
  3. Country Yarns
    I have been wracking my brain these last few weeks trying to remember the source for my favorite poinsettia potholder pattern. Here is the last one I made: http://s3.photobucket.com/user/countryyarns/media/PoinsettiaPotholderjpg12052013_0000_zpsc06f89b2.jpg.html It is actually red; I don't know why the scanner turned it orange. The pattern was in a thick softcover book, McCall's I believe. Seems like it was a knit/crochet book. The pattern was also later published in one of their other books or magazines. You would think I would have a dozen working copies of the pattern, since th
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