#my patterns

[sproutinglupine]

The Unicorn's Garden, my cross stitch take on the medieval tapestry "The Unicorn Rests in a Garden"

The Unicorn's Garden Cross Stitch Pattern | Sprouting Lupine Shop

[justtoomuchyarn]

alt text in image. Y'all asked, I delivered; the Rocky the Eridian crochet pattern is now available on Ravelry and Ribblr

Have some bonus Rocky and Adrian, squeaking in celebration!

[wynjara]

Abject apologies to anyone who actually decided to make this; I had not tried the border, just thought it looked neat.

From here.

[my-craft]

I can’t think of a better way to start the new year than drawing a bunch of little colorful aquatic critters

Banners and backgrounds under the cut!

Feel free to to use with credit!

[bearknits]

I had fun knitting a pattern from the 1800s! I didn't have time to knit a full blanket, so I made a test square. You can find the instructions for the stitch pattern on my website :o)

[handmadehazefromtheheart]

My first fully tested crochet pattern is available for sale on Ravelry and Ko-Fi! The listings include thanks to my testers and directs you to them in the description.

With their help, I feel confident saying it is worth the 7€ price tag. 😁

[hibernation-fibres]

Looking for a cosy, unique Christmas gift? Just have cold ears? These sweet treat hats are for sale on my etsy, and all 20% off until Christmas Day!

These designs were some of the first I came up with, after I realised I had the perfect colours for chocolate and peanut butter :3

[meepos-creepos]

Snail 🥺💖🐌

[lucky-stitches]

A cute little soot sprite!

I used Red Heart Scrubby yarn in black to get that sooty effect

Pattern:

Body, in black yarn:

1. 6 sc in a magic circle [6]

2. 2 sc in each stitch around [12]

3. (2 sc in first stitch, 1 sc in next st) around [18]

4-6. Sc around [18]

7. (Sc dec, 1 sc) around [12]. Stuff

8. Sc dec around [6]

Sew hole closed. Add a loop at the top if you want to make this a keychain

Eyes, in white yarn. Make 2:

1. 6sc in a magic circle. Sl st to first sc.

Add a small button or safety eye as the pupil. Sew eyes to the body

Add some cute star beads as a finishing touch!

[sproutinglupine]

3 years of Valentine's cross stitch samplers ❤

Sprouting Lupine Shop

[roboticchibitan]

[Image ID: Two pictures of the same green and blue knitted moss stitch shawl with a cable going down the center. The first image shows it spread out on a bed. The second image is a close up of the center that shows the texture and cable in detail. End ID]

Finished this moss stitch shawl last week. I'm going to make one more before I put the pattern together to sell for like idk $5 or something. Going to experiment with an icord edging. It needs blocked cuz I'm still getting used to Norwegian style knitting and my tension leaves much to be desired.

[wynjara]

[my-craft]

MCC Pride 2022: Yellow Yaks!

[justtoomuchyarn]

TOO LAZY TO MAKE A PROPER POST - turns out Ribblr put the Chthonic Companions Bundle on sale for flash thursday! If you have 5 dollars to spare (Canadian dollars! which means you'll probably pay even less in your currency!) and want a fun project, go treat yourself!

[handmadehazefromtheheart]

I have made TWO (2) strawberries today.

You can now find the pattern for these for free on my WordPress site, or for 1€ as a PDF download on Ko-Fi. ✨

[emandmhandicrafts]

Charming Shamrock Applique

In honor of Saint Patrick's Day here is my first pattern!

If you have any questions, need help with anything, or I need to correct something, please let me know in the notes!

Notes:

I use American/Canadian terminology.

For experienced crocheters it takes about 10 to 15 minutes to complete. For beginners it may take up to 40 minutes.

Using the weight of yarn and size hook listed, the Shamrock is about 3 inches or 8 centimeters starting from the bottom of the stem to the top of one of the petals.

You can change the size of your Shamrock by decreasing or increasing the weight of yarn and size hook.

You will need:

Worsted weight yarn (weight 4). I used acrylic, but you can use any fiber.

Size 3.75 mm crochet hook (size F)

Scissors (or a sword if you're not a coward)

Hope

Abbreviations:

SS=Slip Stitch

CH=Chain

HDC=Half Double Crochet

DC=Double Crochet

DCDEC=Double Crochet Decrease

Round 1:

Make a magic ring, CH 2, DC 2 into magic ring. Turn work.

Round 2:

CH 2, DC 2 each in the next 2 stitches, in the top CH from Round 1, DC 1. Turn Work.

Round 3:

CH 2, DCDEC, CH 2, SS into next stitch, CH 2, DCDEC, CH 2, SS into the top CH from Round 2. As down the side of the petal until you reach the magic ring. SS into magic ring.

Repeat Rounds 1-3 two more times. You should now have 3 flower petals.

Stem:

Starting from the magic ring, CH 10, skip 2, into the next 8 CHs, DC 2, HDC 2, SC 4, SS into magic ring, finish off.

There you have it folks. Your very own shamrock. Woohoo.

If you finished, good job! You get a high five from yours truly! ✋

If you didn't finish, you get a participation award 🏅