Crafting is fun for all ages and interests. This blog evolved from researching resources for friends and articles I write as a freelance writer. It is a place to share the information I discovered. Please feel free to leave comments and questions. I am always looking at new projects ideas for family and friends in areas of my own abilities and theirs. As a notice to my readers this blog does contain Amazon links and Google Adsense. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.
Showing posts with label Crochet Kitchen Items. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Crochet Kitchen Items. Show all posts
Wednesday, March 2, 2022
Granny Strawberry Dishcloth
Dishcloths are one of my go to projects when I need to clear my head from a project that isn't working or I want to learn a new stitch, etc. The beauty of a dishcloth is they are almost always useable. Some of my learn a stitch projects work really well for cleaning jobs I don't want to use my nicer dishcloths for so its always a win.
I came across this free Yarnspirations pattern here while looking for something else and decided it would be a nice project to make on a day I needed a break. The day I made this one was cold, grey, and rainy. The bright colors helped remind me Spring will come despite the stubborn New England winter weather.
This one is destined for my kitchen as I am pleased with the finished product.
Notes:
I used the cotton colors I had on hand but I rather like the brighter green. I needed an H hook to make gauge.
Tuesday, April 27, 2021
Beehive Hot Pad
I mentioned back in March that I was working on some bee themed projects for a honey maker. This is a free pot holder pattern from Lion Brand you can find here. I've been focused more on hot pads than pot holders because I think having something to put hot items on is more practical than using these to actually pick up pots.
I used Lily Sugar 'N Cream Country Yellow, Lily Sugar 'N Cream Yarn, White, and Lily Sugar 'N Cream Warm Brown to make this hot pad. I was happy to use this as a stash project. It is a continuing goal to use up what I have on hand where ever possible before buying more.
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