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Crochet Tag

03 May

DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE PDF PATTERN HERE As I wind down our crochet handicraft series, I was trying to think of a worth-while project to make that would incorporate several different stitches, while still being fairly quick and easy to make. It didn't take long. I immediately thought of these crocheted baby shoes. They are my go-to for shower gifts. Not only are they a great gift, but they can also serve as a gift embellishment, taking the place of a bow. They are quick to make, consisting of only seven rows. And they are quite...

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12 Apr

I recently did a post and video on How to do an Increase in Crochet, so it only falls to reason that our next crochet blog post has to be about how to do a decrease in crochet, right? In many patterns, think of a ball shape, for example, we begin by increasing our stitches until we reach the middle area. Then we begin to decrease. Our baby chick in an eggshell project is a perfect example. The increase and decrease in crochet are stitches that will be used over and over and over again. For...

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29 Mar

As I was working on our baby chick in an eggshell project the other day, I realized that I had never shared a video on how to do an increase in crochet. I've explained and quickly demonstrated it during other videos, but this little nugget deserved its' own video. It's a stitch that you will use over and over and over again. Anytime you're wanting to go from smaller to larger, you'll be using this stitch. I've used an increase in crochet, for example, when making our hat without a pattern, when making our baby chick in an eggshell, and...

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15 Mar

[aweber listid=5899377 formid=221915929 formtype=webform] I'm not sure that there is anything cuter on earth than a baby chick. So that's what we're going to make today. We promised an amigurumi pattern and this is it - the CUTEST baby chick in an eggshell. The pattern includes instructions for a baby chick, about 4" in height, as well as the top and bottom of an eggshell, which the baby chick will fit in to. It's a sweet little toy and would make the perfect addition to an Easter basket! As with each of our patterns, we will walk you...

06:00 / Craft Projects / Happy Handicrafts / Holidays
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01 Mar

DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE PDF PATTERN HERE Here we are in February - our homeschool struggle month. It's far enough away from Christmas that we think we need another break, and it's close enough to March Break, that we can almost taste the freedom. Yet there are still several weeks to slog through. Where we live, Spring is so close you can almost smell it, despite there not being a single sign of it yet. This didn't stop us, though! If we can't see signs of it yet, then we're going to make some signs of it! So today, we're making a...

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08 Feb

As school winds down around a holiday or celebration, my kids can always count on me to have a craft ready. It's one of my favorite ways to connect with the kids, while getting something useful done. This year, my son carried on this tradition by coming up with his own suggestion for a craft for Valentine's Day. He chose a simple crocheted heart bookmark. This bookmark whips up very quickly; I think it would be such a great option as a gift for students, friends, and loved ones, rather than the traditional candy or chocolate. Materials Needed: Crochet Hook Set  Any Medium...

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