Welcome to Put Your Best Hook Forward #11!
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The Pebble Shawl was a joy to make and while I was working on it, I couldn’t help but think about how it would make such a wonderful gift this holiday season or for any occasion for that matter. It works up quickly and is considered an Easy/Intermediate level crochet pattern.
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If you’re looking for an easy (yet still fun) project that you can work on while “listening” to your TV, look no further than the Becky Blanket crochet pattern! Named for a friend of mine, this chunky blanket is incredibly warm and has minimal holes for toes to poke through.
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The Crescent Moon Blanket is a corner-to-corner (C2C) afghan pattern that is an easy/intermediate-level pattern because of the moon’s swirls. But I’ve also included at the bottom of this post a one-page free graph for this pattern with the swirls removed for an easy-level pattern, which is not included with your purchase. More about that down below. You can choose which you would prefer to make! Or crochet both. I don’t judge! 😉
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Put Your Best Hook Forward #10
Hey there! Well I have to say that, for my first link party, I think it was a huge success! I was very impressed with the amount of beautiful patterns submitted last month and I hope that everyone keeps the fun going again for Put Your Best Hook Forward #10!
And…there was a tie for 5th place! Those crochet patterns involved in the tie are listed in the “Special Mentions” section of the blog post.
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Today I’d like to share a roundup of 40 Free Halloween Crochet Patterns that I’ve compiled for you! Some roundups contain only pumpkins or only trick-or-treat bags, but this one contains a little bit of everything!
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I’ve been sitting on the Fall Jars idea for quite a while now and I am so thankful that I finally sat down and created them! They are so easy to make and you can use them in any way that you’d like — not just as flower vases.
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Oh my is the Galley Towel Set a joy to crochet! I loved working with the different stitches. It’s basically three patterns in one! You can make just one of the three, two of the three or all three designs.
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The Rustic Lace Hat and the Rustic Lace Scarf make the perfect light weight, lacy set for cooler temperatures! They work up fairly quickly and use only chains and double crochets.
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Put Your Best Hook Forward #9
Welcome! I know this is a bit of a different post than I usually put out, but I’ve been offered an opportunity to co-host a link party along with Ashley from Edyth Blayn and Rebekah from Rebekah’s Haas and Home!