Crocheting cones and balls of ice cream is a simple project and kids love to play with them. I found the perfect free pattern on Drop Designs. https://www.garnstudio.com/pattern.php?id=6173&cid=17 Continue reading Crochet Ice Cream Cones
This crocheted dragon looks difficult but with the wonderful directions and YouTubes created by Sharon Ojala, anyone can make this amazing looking 18″ tall dragon. I love all her unique, well-done patterns, which she offers for free. Her site is called Amigurumi … Continue reading Crocheted Dragons
A friend connected me with a woman whose mission is to make sure no Barbie is left unclothed because her owner happens to be disadvantaged. She paid me in wool to crochet outfits for her project. Her group refurbishes Barbie dolls. … Continue reading Crochet Doll Clothes: It’s Easy and Fun
This playbook is not for a preschooler but a young child who is learning how to play games. One page is similar to a board game which I called Finding Nemo, another Sea Turtle Tic Tac Toe, … Continue reading Crocheted Playbook: Under The Sea
Recycling is called upcycling theses days; ripped sheets make great rag rugs and baskets and footstools or poufs. I stuffed my poufs with old sleeping bags. I started crocheting from the top centre with 10 single crochets. To make the … Continue reading Upcycling Sheets: Crocheted Pouf
I thought of covering lego blocks with crochet to create an entire set of dollhouse furniture. It was simple to do and frankly, a lot of fun. Continue reading Charming Crocheted DollHouse Furniture
Crocheted covered jars are a cheap but lovely gift idea because they are easy to make, inexpensive and best of all they are in vogue. After looking at a few patterns and pictures of crocheted covered jars, I simply designed … Continue reading Cover Jars With Crochet
This project was a lot easier than I thought it would be, I bought a package of large, craft needles, picked on with a slight curve and simply pierced the sole of the flipflop from the top, coming out half way … Continue reading Make a Slipper With a Flip-Flop Sole
I based the sandals on a pattern on a blog called Crochet Jewel but made a few changes. Continue reading Crocheted Flip Flops
After I saw patterns which used pieces of cardboard or plastic sheets with grids to make doll appliances, I thought of covering lego blocks with crochet. Then I added crocheted doors, countertops, handles, and buttons. The result was surprising and … Continue reading Crochet DollHouse Furniture
