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If you've ever wondered what a magic yarn ball is, you'll be happy to know they are the best way to use up your scrap yarn, so you can make scrap projects with no ends to weave in.
A V-neck line on a cardigan is a classic and flattering shape that is easily created by regularly decreasing the stitches as you work towards the top of the shoulder.
Creating a square neckline is a quick and easy way to make a crochet cardigan warm, while ensuring it will work when worn with a variety of different tops that may feature a different neckline.
This crochet footstool pattern will take your crochet poof and raise it up to create a chic piece of furniture that you've created by hand.
The pattern for the front panels begins with creating the length to match the lower part of your back panel - once this is completed you will be ready to continue on to adding your chosen neckline option.
The first part of the Cable & Crossed Cardigan to stitch up is the back panel that features those lightly textured stitches and sets the overall finished length for the whole pattern.
If you haven't met gauge, or you want to substitute for a different yarn weight or fibre, you'll learn the quick way to follow the pattern in the new yarn weight or how to adjust the pattern stitches and rows with some basic maths.
Learn how to crochet a basket using a felt circle base from Joes Toes. You can also learn how crochet a base to start your basket on too.
This cute crochet bunny mug rug pattern is a quick and way to add a spring in your step and add a touch of whimsy to your Easter table setting. Make your own crochet bunny coaster with this free crochet pattern.
