ETSY'S HOW-TUESDAY PROJECT
I had to share this weeks Etsy's How-Tuesday Project. It is a great recycling project that transforms grocery bags into a fun crochet purse or bag.
I had to share this weeks Etsy's How-Tuesday Project. It is a great recycling project that transforms grocery bags into a fun crochet purse or bag.
Posted by Unknown on Wednesday, April 14, 2010 0 comments
Labels: Craft Projects, Crochet Patterns, Etsy
Artigos Relacionados:In continuing my research on Scraps to Treasure projects I found a bunch of great patterns, blogs and resources I’d like to share.
A lot of these patterns came from research Vicki of Simple Knits had done so please visit her site at SimplyKnits.blogspot.com and leave her a comment or two for all her hard work! She has a great blog that I now follow and am sure to read frequently.
For Fun:
Felted Fortune Cookies
Pocket Creatures
Fuzzy Lamb Toy (we raised lambs as a kid so I had to include this)
Fruits & Flowers:
Knitted Laurel Leaf
Felted Mushrooms
Knitted Strawberry
Housewares:
Crochet Cluster Flower (for larger projects)
Lavender Scented Heart Sachet
Felted Bowl
Colorful Dish Rags (saves you money!):
Dish Rag (1)
Dish Rag (2)
Oven Mitt & Pot Holder
Java Cozy (if you don’t use a to-go mug, at least save on all those paper sleeves with a stylish knitted cozy!):
Beer Cozy
Accessories:
Global Warming Mittens
Posted by Unknown on Monday, March 29, 2010 0 comments
Labels: Crochet Patterns, Knitting Patterns
Artigos Relacionados:I apologize for not writing much this week but I have been slightly under the weather and lacking energy. However, I’m starting to feel better and would like to share a quick project with you. Recently, I set my mind to making a dog sweater for my Boston terrier, who loves to strut around in his outfits, out of scrap yarns I had left over from Christmas projects. I measured his neck, chest and back and just started a basic pattern from scratch. I couldn’t quite get the adding and subtracting stitches down so I just ended up with three pieces of strait knit that I wove together and added buttons for decoration. I was pretty proud of it and he seemed to like it too so I set out to find other dog outfits, cat toys and projects I could make with scrap yarns.
What I found was that Knitting Pattern Central and Crochet Pattern Central had already done the work for me! They have a ton of great dog and cat projects, many of which can be done with left over scraps.
A few of my favorites I found on their lists include:
Button Dog Sweater
Leafy Dog Sweater
Doggy Bones
Felted Mice
Martha’s Sharkey Sweater (you may have to create an account to view this pattern, however, I highly recommend it because Lion Brand has a ton of free knitting patterns available online as well as in craft stores)
Crochet Cat Bed
Posted by Unknown on Friday, March 19, 2010 0 comments
Labels: Crochet Patterns, Knitting Patterns
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