Crochet Projects

Aang The Last Airbender

African Flower Granny Hex

Bald Kid Doll

Bitsy Boots

Blue Heeler Pup

Bolster Pillow

eCandy Corn Baby Hat

Christmas Pudding Ornament

Crocheted Caddies

Dane Doll

Dec 27, 2008 008Everybody’s Slippers

Flapper Toddler Hat

Granny Chicks

Granny Ripple Afghan

Granny Star

Granny Ripple- For Baby

002Granny Square Baby Cubes

Grocery Bag Yarn

001Lacy Baby Shawl

Lacy Picot

Lambs

Link

Little Hunk Toddler Hat

Lucky the Leprechaun

March Sunflower Potholder

Mary Jane Skimmers

Mega Man

Mum Pincushion

Nativity- The Holy Family

Nativity 2.0

Nativity- Shepherds

Nativity- Donkey & Sheep

Nativity- Wise Men

Nativity- Camel

Nativity- Angel

Owlbert

“Paper” Chain- February

“Paper” Chain- March

“Paper” Chain- April

“Paper” Chain- May

“Paper” Chain- July

 The Pat’s Hats

Patriotic Bunting

Patriotic Granny Wreath

 

Peppa Pig

Pokemon Crochet

Pokemon “Diglett”

Pokemon “Night Moon”

Pokemon “Pikachu”

Pokemon- Skitty

Pokemon “Snorlax”

Pokemon “Squirtle”

Pokemon- Vaporeon

Pocket Parakeet

A cake pop 126Pretty Perfect Headband

A Viking 011Pumpkin Pie Hot Pad

Rainbow Bag

Rainbow Chevron Bag

Rainbow Granny Bunting

Rainbow Unicorn

194The Ripple

039The Ripple Again

Shamrocks and Clover

Skinny Mini Headband

Jan 13, 2009 010Sleepy Baby Lamb

misc. 002Snowflake Hotpad

Soap Sacks

Sweet Little Easter Basket

T-Shirt Yarn Pumpkins

T-Shirt Yarn

Tarmac- January

Tarmac In February

Tarmac In March

Tarmac in April


Tarmac in April #2

Tarmac In June

Tarmac In July

Tarmac in September

Tarmac in October

Tarmac the House Squirrel-December

Tiny Snowmen

Turkey Nugget

Valentine Garland

 

8 Replies to “Crochet Projects”

  1. I so need a weekend without little little kids to do some of these projects, but I can’t see myself enjoying a weekend without them. I’ll have to piece some time together. This is a great list Launi.

  2. Hey, not sure if this is where I should post this question? Hope you can help! I am wanting to make T Shirt yarn out of a sheet. I did see in a former post abuot it, but no one said what type of sheets would be best?! 100% cotton? Or other? What do you think? Thanks so much .. love your site!

  3. Well, I suppose it depends on what you are making with it. Cotton is lovely light, flannel would be soft and warm and knit would be very much like the T-shirt yarn. They would all make nice big rugs–for instance, but they would each be a bit different–in weight. I’ve wanted to make a bathroom rug out of some flannel sheets that are getting a bit worn, and I have tons of pretty cotton sheets too. Actually, I don’t think you’ll go wrong with any of the choices. Please show me what you make. :} Thanks so much for your kind words…and your comments!

  4. I have and have made some of your snowflake hotpads. i love them. you mentioned that you make a different one for each month. could you possibly share them?

  5. Grea website! I was poking around looking for the potholder a month…Love the snowflake one! Am I over looking others?

  6. Hi there! Thank you so much for these wonderful crochet patterns! I just finished making one side of the snowflake hot pad to use as a dishcloth! I was actually wondering if you minded if items using your pattern are sold. I would definitely include a link back to your pattern. Please let me know.

    Thanks,
    Brandy

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