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Rickrack Stitch – Free Crochet Pattern

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  Rick Rack trim was very popular in the 70s and was used as trim on everything from clothing to curtains! This pattern mimics the popular zig-zag trim. You’ll need at least two different colors of yarn for this pattern, though you could use as many as you like.     This stitch repeat can […]

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Beachy Waves Stitch – Free Crochet Pattern

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  If you’re looking for a stitch pattern with multiple colors and great texture, look no further! The Beachy Waves stitch repeat uses front post treble crochets to create the waves. Because of this special stitch, this pattern is rated as an Intermediate skill level.     This stitch repeat can be worked with any […]

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Mosaic Plaid Ripple Stitch – Free Crochet Pattern

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  Ripple stitches are a staple in the crocheting world, but when a plain ripple just won’t do, try the Mosaic Plaid Ripple. This pattern is rated as an intermediate skill level, due to the long double crochets and the constant increasing and decreasing. Before attempting this pattern, it would help you have experience with […]

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Granny Squares Gone Wild

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A few weeks ago, we showed you some beautiful examples of crocheted pieces made of granny squares. Grannies often serve as a medium to use up scrap yarns, so they do have a tendency to look a little crazy from time to time. Check out these pictures of some colorful granny square projects and let us know […]

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Five Free Flower Crochet Patterns

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      This week, we are pleased to offer five free flower patterns. Follow the links below to see the pattern for each project, along with the suggested materials and a video tutorial. Most of these projects can be worked with any weight of yarn. Finer yarns will produce a smaller flower, and bulkier yarns will […]

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