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There's still time to make them for Christmas gifts! Each pattern uses worsted weight yarn. Instructions are included for Large Child, Teen/Small Adult, and Medium/Large Adult.  

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All three patterns are available in both my Craftsy and Ravelry shops. Just click the links above the pictures to go to my shop. 

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 I will be giving away a copy of my 

Christmas Cozies patterns to 3 winners at 

4 pm EST today! 

Pattern includes instructions for 8 

different coffee mug cozies. They make 

adorable gifts!

New Glove Pattern Released!

Half double crochet ladies gloves

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Extra Super Excited!

Christmas Mug Cozies. 

Included in the download are instructions for 8 different coffee mug cozies. 

Santa

Snowman

Peppermint Stripes

Candy Cane

Wreath

Santa's hat wrap

Santa's hat applique'

Reindeer

These would make adorable Christmas gifts! 

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Bet You Thought It Was Knit Earwarmer pattern released!

This pattern uses worsted weight yarn. The pattern includes instructions for children's and adult sizes. You will need a 4.00 mm hook for the children's and a 5.00 mm crochet hook for the adult. Also, a button. You can choose the size of your button, just adjust the size of your button loop accordingly. 

This pattern works up quick and will make a great Christmas gift! Also, it would be a great item to sell at craft shows this winter!  

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I'll be releasing a new pattern tomorrow! So excited! 

Don't forget, my pattern sale is still going on in my Ravelry shop through 11:59 pm tonight EST. All single patterns are 75% off! No coupon code is needed. 

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BLACK FRIDAY PATTERN SALE!

 All patterns in my Ravelry shop 75% off. Sale starts at 12:01 am Thanksgiving morning EST and runs through the end of day on Cyber Monday. (Dec 1st, 2014 at 11:59 pm). 

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 Patterns from .25 to $1.25. Single patterns only, collections/books not included. 

This is a great time to stock up on patterns for Christmas gifts! 

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New Pattern Released!

This pattern uses worsted weight yarn (I used Caron One Pound) and a 5.50 mm crochet hook. It works up fairly quick!  The pattern uses a special stitch, and there are written instructions to walk you through the stitch.  

The pattern is available on Ravelry and Craftsy, links to both are below the pictures!

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Christie's Criss Cross Cloth Free Crochet Pattern

Criss Cross Cloth

Skill Level:   Easy

Materials:

·      1 ball of cotton yarn

·      5.0 mm (H-8) crochet hook

·      Yarn needle for weaving in ends

Abbreviations:  

ch = chain                        dc = double crochet

st(s) = stitch(es)               sc = single crochet

ss = slip stitch                  sk = skip

Instructions

ROW 1 ch 26, dc in 3^rd ch from hook and each ch across (24 dc)

ROW 2 ch 2, sk 1 and dc in next, then dc in skipped st (making an X), *sk 1 and dc in next, then dc in skipped st*  continue from*to*  across. (24 dc)

ROW 3 -11 repeat ROW 2

ROW 12 ch 2, dc in each st across. Finish off. Weave in ends. 

Corner to Corner Dishcloth Free Crochet Pattern

Corner to Corner Dishcloth

Skill Level:   Easy

Materials:

·      1 ball worsted weight cotton

·      5.5 mm (I-9) crochet hook

·      Yarn needle for weaving in ends

Gauge:   not necessary

Abbreviations:  

ch = chain                        hdc = half double crochet

st(s) = stitch(es)          

ss = slip stitch                

Notes:

If you have worked any corner to corner patterns, this should come fairly easy to you. It is worked using hdc’s instead of the normal dc’s, so it works up pretty quickly.

Row 1 Ch 6, hdc into 4^th ch from hook and next 2 ch (4 hdcs makes up block). Turn.

Row 2 Ch 6, hdc into 4^th ch from hook and next 2 ch.  Working in ch 3 space from block in previous row, *ss, ch 3, 3 hdc* all in same space.  Turn.

Row 3 Ch 6, hdc into 4^th ch from hook and next 2 ch.  Working in ch 3 space from block in previous row, *ss, ch 3, 3 hdc* all in same space, repeat from *to* for next block.  Turn.

Row 4 Ch 6, hdc into 4^th ch from hook and next 2 ch.  Working in ch 3 space from block in previous row, *ss, ch 3, 3 hdc* all in same space, repeat from *to* for next 2 blocks.  Turn.

Row 5 Ch 6, hdc into 4^th ch from hook and next 2 ch.  Working in ch 3 space from block in previous row, *ss, ch 3, 3 hdc* all in same space, repeat from *to* for next 3 blocks.  Turn.

Row 6 Ch 6, hdc into 4^th ch from hook and next 2 ch.  Working in ch 3 space from block in previous row, *ss, ch 3, 3 hdc* all in same space, repeat from *to* for next 4 blocks.  Turn.

Row 7 – 10 Continue in the same manner as previous rows, increasing with each row.  (Hint: for row 7, you should have a total of 7 blocks, row 8 a total of 8 blocks, etc.) 

Row 11 ss up the side of last block completed in previous row, ss into ch 3 space (total of 4 ss).  Ch 3, 3 hdc into ch 3 space. (You are working your blocks exactly the same, but now we are decreasing how many we will have across.)  Work blocks across your row just as you have been. When you reach the last block, do not work a new one, but just ss into the ch 3 space.  Turn

Row 12 – 19 Repeat Row 11, decreasing until you are down to 1 block.  Do not finish off! 

Ch 1, work 2 rounds of evenly space sc’s around entire cloth, working 3 sc’s into each corner

Easy dishcloth Free Crochet pattern

Easy dishcloth or washcloth

Skill Level:   Easy

Materials:

·      worsted weight cotton yarn

·      5.0 mm (H-8) crochet hook

·      Yarn needle for weaving in ends

Gauge:   16 stitches and 9 rows in hdc = 4” (10 cm)

CHECK YOUR GAUGE - adjust hook size if needed

Abbreviations:  

ch = chain                        hdc = half double crochet

st(s) = stitch(es)              sc = single crochet

ss = slip stitch                

Instructions

ROW 1  Ch 26, hdc in 3^rd ch from hook and in each ch across. Ch 2, turn. (24 hdc)

ROW 2  Working in back loops only, hdc in each st across. Ch 2, turn. (24 hdc)

ROW 3 – 12  Repeat ROW 2. Do not turn or fasten off at the end of ROW 12.

ROUND 1  Ch 1, sc 2 in each row end down 1^st side, sc 24 evenly across bottom, sc 2 in each row end up the other side, sc 24 across top. DO NOT TURN.

ROUND 2  sc in first 4 sts, ch 1 and ss in same  space as 4^th sc. Continue in this manner around the entire cloth.  Ss to first sc to join. Fasten off and weave in ends. 

Face Scrubby Free Crochet Pattern

Face Scrubby

Skill Level:   Easy

Materials:

·      Worsted weight cotton yarn

·      5.0 mm (H-8) crochet hook

·      Yarn needle for weaving in ends

Gauge:   not important for this project

Abbreviations:  

ch = chain                        bs =  bobble stitch

st(s) = stitch(es)           sc = single crochet

ss = slip stitch                 hdc = half double crochet

Special stitch explanation:  Bobble stitch (bs) yo, insert hook into next st, yo, pull up a loop 5 times, then yo and pull your hook through all of the yarn on your hook.  Close the top of the st with a ch.  

You might find this link helpful, also.

http://www.crochettoday.com/how-to/how-make-bobbles-clusters-and-popcorns

Pattern Notes

Ch 2 does not count in stitch count

Instructions

Bottom

Row 1 Ch 11, hdc in 3^rd ch from hook, and each ch across. Turn. (9 hdc)

Row 2,  ch 2, hdc, bs, hdc next 2, bs, hdc next 2, bs, hdc. Turn. (9 sts)

Row 3, ch 2, hdc across, skipping 1^st st on top of each bs. Turn. (9 hdc)

Row 4 – 9 Repeat Rows 2 and 3, ending with Row 3. 

At the end of Row 9, finish off and set aside.

Top

Row 1 Ch 11, hdc in 3^rd ch from hook, and each ch across. Turn. (9 hdc)

Row 2 Ch 2, hdc across. Turn. (9 hdc)

Row 3 – 9 Repeat Row 2

At the end of Row 9, do not finish off.

Line the two pieces up, with the wrong sides facing each other. (You want your bobbles to pop out on the right side.) 

Ch 1, sc into the corner of BOTH pieces, stitching them together.  Sc down the long side, making sure you are going through both layers. When you get to the corner, work 3 sc’s into corner st. 

Continuing around to the short side, sc in the next 3 sts. Ch 17.  Hdc in 3^rd ch from hook, and each st back down the chain.  Ss and sc into next st on your main piece, then continue working sc’s around your piece. (Do not forget to work 3 sc’s into the corners.)

When you reach the last side, (after you work 3 sc’s into the corner) sc into the next 3, then place the other end of your handle between the two pieces of your main piece.  Ss in the next 2, making sure you go through all 3 layers.

Continue with your sc’s to the corner, then work 3 sc’s into last corner and finish off.