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UFO Granny Squares
Hello there !!
I found this lovely crocheted granny squares among bundles of my yarns last Saturday. It reminds me of my initial plan which was to make it into a cardigan for my daughter. However it was half way done and I forgot about it. This will be my 1st UFO for 2024. Target to finish it by end of this month.
Cute Flower Pattern
Hello there and Happy New Year to all!!
I'm back with a simple flower pattern to start the new year. This flower pattern is so quick and easy. It looks great for baby hat, headband or even for small purses. You can crochet one up in no time!
This pattern is suitable for beginners as it only use two basic crochet stiches, a single crochet and double crochet stiches.
Here is what you will need:
Yarns - Red for petals
Yellow for center
Green for leaves
Steel Hook - Size 3 or any size that suitable with the yarn that you use.
Scissors and yarn needle
Notes:
If you prefer your flower bigger in size you can use a chunky weight yarn with a bigger size hook.
Main pattern stiches and abbreviations: ch- chain; sc - single crochet; dc - double crochet; sl st - slip stitch
CENTER(Yellow yarn)
R1 - Ch 2, 5 sc in 2nd ch from hook. Join with sl st to first sc. Cut off yarn.
PETALS (Red yarn)
R2 - Attach red yarn to any sc, *ch2, 3dc, ch2, sl st in the same sc. sl st to the next sc** Repeat from * to ** 5 times. You will have 5 petals. Cut off.
LEAVES (Green yarn)
R1 - *ch 5. dc on 3rd ch from the hook. ch 2, sl st on top of last dc made. Dc on same st as earlier dc, sl st on next 2 chs. Ch3 and Repeat * to **. Cut off. You will have 2 leaves attach together.
Weave in all ends.
February Finishes #01 : Crocheted Baby Sun Hat
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The cardigan pattern is inspiration from Marumin Crochet blog.
December Finishes #01 : Crocheted Pencil Cases
September finishes #01 : Crocheted Bag

August Finishes #02 : Pin Cushion
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May finishes #02 : Crocheted cushion cover

into granny squares and
turn it into this cushion cover. This is how the front looks like. I used 17 pieces of African flowers in total. 16 pieces for the front
and a piece for the back. The cover fit for a cushion size 16" x 16". I use the photo that I take before the cover completed...
My next project for the stash-buster challenge is to use-up these cotton thread.

April Finishes and May to-do-list
April finishes... I am so happy to say that I've accomplished a lot in the month of April. First, I've completed this Scrappy String Attack quilt top. The size of the quilt top is 73" x73".
Secondly is this quilt top which has been pending for so long. The size of the quilt top is 73" x74". It is really big...


