Part Three of the ABC Block Series shows you how to tapestry crochet the letters I, J, K and L as little squares.
Each of these squares include both tapestry graphs and written word charts. Additionally, I have made a video tutorial that will show you how to crochet these squares (included below). So if you're new to tapestry crochet, you'll be able to make these squares with great ease. You don't have to turn these squares into blocks later. You may like to make a fun doll quilt with them instead, or perhaps you want to combine the letters to spell out names, phases or words in your very own creative tapestry crochet project. Have fun with these and let your imagination go wild!
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With Easter just around the corner, I thought it would be fun to gather patterns for the season to share with you over then following weeks...
Now how about some fun egg cozies to decorate your eggs this year? Eighth Round Up features Easter Eggs Cozies. See some pretty designs below!
Part Two of the ABC Block Series shows you how to tapestry crochet the letters E, F, G and H as little squares.
Each of these squares include both tapestry graphs and written word charts. Additionally, I have made a video tutorial that will show you how to crochet these squares (included below). So if you're new to tapestry crochet, you'll be able to make these squares with great ease. You don't have to turn these squares into blocks later. You may like to make a fun doll quilt with them instead, or perhaps you want to combine the letters to spell out names, phases or words in your very own creative tapestry crochet project. Have fun with these and let your imagination go wild! With Easter just around the corner, I thought it would be fun to gather patterns for the season to share with you over then following weeks...
Seventh Round Up features Easter Eggs. Eggs, eggs, and more eggs are to be found in this compilations!
I am so excited to publish the first part of the Tapestry Crochet ABC Blocks Pattern!
Part One of the ABC Block Series shows you how to tapestry crochet the letters A, B, C and D as little squares. Each of these squares include both tapestry graphs and written word charts. Additionally, I have made a video tutorial that will show you how to crochet these squares (included below). So if you're new to tapestry crochet, you'll be able to make these squares with great ease. You don't have to turn these squares into blocks later. You may like to make a fun doll quilt with them instead, or perhaps you want to combine the letters to spell out names, phases or words in your very own creative tapestry crochet project. Have fun with these and let your imagination go wild! With Easter just around the corner, I thought it would be fun to gather patterns for the season to share with you over then following weeks...
Sixth Round Up features Easter Surprises. In this compilation, you'll see some clever designs for hiding small items, toys and treats! With Easter just around the corner, I thought it would be fun to gather patterns for the season to share with you over then following weeks...
Fifth Round Up features Easter Appliques. In this compilations, you'll find some quick and easy appliques for bunnies, sheep, ducks and chicks! With Easter just around the corner, I thought it would be fun to gather patterns for the season to share with you over then following weeks...
Fourth Round Up features Easter Hats. Hats are so much fun and versatile, and even more so when they are Easter themed! Get ready to check them out below... With Easter just around the corner, I thought it would be fun to gather patterns for the season to share with you over then following weeks...
Third Round Up features Easter Home Accessories. In this compilation, you'll see beautiful Easter decor for the home! |
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