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Hi everyone! I just wanted to share my latest free crochet pattern, the rainbow ripple blanket! Check it out free on my website, with YouTube video tutorial! https://kickincrochet.com/rainbow-ripple-blanket-crochet-pattern/
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I'm trying to crochet a rainbow blanket pattern. I started with a chain of about 45, double crochet to the end, 6 dcs in the last chain and double chain back down the chain. Row 2 dcs in each stitch to the end and put 2 dcs in each of the 6 dcs at the end of the chain for 12 dcs to turn, then dcs to the end. It worked beautifully. My question is how to proceed. Do I keep adding 6 stitches for each new row? Does this work when I'm on row 20 when the work is much wider? I tried to add stitches as they felt necessary and ended up with more of a mushroom shape than an arc. Clearly, I added too many stitches. Any suggestions? Thanks, Robin
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*PATTERN ONLY* https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/562772356/crochet-pattern-for-our-slouchy-rainbow Another one of Jan's beautiful hats! We love the colour of this wool; it reinds us of the autumal colours of the leaves in the trees. The wool is soft and warm and is a lovely addition to a warm winter walk! We can't stop wearing this style and always recieve compliments on the unique appearance of this hat! You will need: a 5.5mm crochet hook, yarn needle, some polyester toy stuffing and a chunky yarn; I have used the following yarn: James C Brett Marble Chunky- colour MC7 What you'll recieve: -digital download with full making instructions to make this beautiful slouchy beanie hat -our thanks and gratitude Any queries don't hesitate to email us: designdivasjr@gmail.com
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I won't go into all the details of how this project expanded from one cat to eight (but you can read about it here)
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I am looking to design a bag that is attractive, but not as fussy as many of my other designs. This is my first attempt, and I think it shows promise. I have to add braiding to my skill set, and getting up to speed on that took some doing. Here is the blog post with more photos.
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Hello, For this new year, my diary is like this : And my pen Very easy to do Have a nice year
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Hey Everyone! I recently made the oh-so-popular rainbow set afghan and posted a blog about for Leisure Arts! It's an amazing pattern and I never knew why till I made it. 4 Reasons This Needs to Be Your Next Crochet Project. http://leisureartsblog.blogspot.com/2014/08/4-reasons-this-needs-to-be-your-next.html
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This project had been sitting dormant for about 8 years, and I finally got it done. More about this crochet adventure here.
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Hi friends Here is one of my favorite designs I have this pattern in video format and also written version too You can find the written version here - http://www.bobwilson123.org/ponchos-and-shawls.html Hope you enjoy my design and please share a photo if you make one The purple version was made by Miki from Miki's Crafty Corner on Facebook ( https://www.facebook.com/mikiscraftycorner )
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I finished a small-ish round ripple for a donation to a NICU. I like the colorful rainbow appearance. I hope it makes someone happy.
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I just got my hands on another test pattern for Eileen Tepper, and I love it! Here is my blog post about the adventure. This one embodies everything I want in a hat. I did it in rainbow colors because that was easier for me than trying to keep the color changes in my beloved Red Heart Super Saver grape fizz all lined up while I had coffee with my mom, but I am definitely making a grape fizz version of this:
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My Kid's Rainbow Treasure Bag is featured in Leisure section of today's issue of Crochet Chat
