This is a very pretty crochet pattern I got from RedHeart, here is the link: http://www.redheart.com/free-patterns/pretty-petals-potholder
I made this 2months ago, almost forgot to share it with you.
This is a very pretty crochet pattern I got from RedHeart, here is the link: http://www.redheart.com/free-patterns/pretty-petals-potholder
I made this 2months ago, almost forgot to share it with you.
This is the weekend project, easy and quick, crocheting little mouse. I’m planning to make more and put the magnet for the fridge… or it may just become my little M’s toy which is what it’s been, my baby’s been throwing and chasing it around 🙂
I didn’t write down the pattern, but it’s simple, just follow your imagination to get the shape with increase and decrease Sc.
Finally I managed to put together the room decor for the nursery which has been transformed to baby room since she is in the crawling stage now. It took more than 1 year to finish, sounds like forever to me specially when we had to deal with the mess of changing the flooring. Actually I don’t think it’s ever finished … before I know, she will need big girl bed and the decor will be changed.
This post summarizes the DIY projects I did before, I put the link to the previous posts so it’s easy for you to find the tutorials… Enjoy!
Here is the link:Â DIY wall mural
Here is the link: Alphabet Wall Decor
Here is the link: Crochet Koala Initial Sign
Here is the link: Crochet Flower planter
Here is the link: Curtain
Here is the link: Embroidery Hoop Art
Hopefully it brings inspiration.
Do you like collecting plastic or glass containers? I do, chobani yogurt container is among them. I usually use it for flower and vegetable seedling before transplanting to the garden. Looking from its shape, it pretty much resembles the flower planter which brought this idea of making mini flower and planter for my baby’s room decoration.
I used single crochet following the shape, just add or reduce the count whenever needed.
The original flower pattern is found here, but I modified mine by adding rows to get bigger flower.
For the stem I did chains to wrap the wire then attached it to the flower.
I don’t have pattern for the leaves, they all are vary in shapes and sizes, basically just round oval pattern.
Attach and assemble the flower into the planter.
When I found the crochet pattern (link : Koala pattern) for this cute Koala, I couldn’t resist to try it right away … such a cute amigurumi. I made a pair of it then put them with M wood initial for my baby nursery. Hopefully my little M will like it as much as I do …happy with how it turns out.
Making each parts.
After stitching all parts together.
A pair of it posed together 🙂
The wood initial for my little M.
Done!!