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Pattern Roundup #3 It's hot. Like, crazy hot, where I live. So I've been obsessed with these cute crop tops! I've made several of the Nancy  bralette/crop tops for our next market. I wanted to share some that have caught my eye whilst scrolling. I pin the patterns I'm interested on, so consider joining me on Pinterest . 1.   Easy Summer Top 2.   Lavender Top 3.    Valkyrie Top 4.    Summer Loose To p 5.   Chevron Button-Up Top 6.    Wrap Crop Top 7.    Honeycomb tank top 8.    Festival Corset Top   9.    1970's Granny Top 10.     Chevron Crop Top Stitch markers: https://amzn.to/47nE7Ch   ​ Yarn needles: https://amzn.to/473D229   ​ Safety eyes: https://amzn.to/3MsfeLU   ​ Favorite hook set: https://amzn.to/3Xphry3   ​

 Hello all! I'm currently working on a large kiwi bird  in cotton. I'm using a tan/beige color for the beak and feet, and three different browns for the body. Maybe three different browns is a bit much, but I really want to add some highlight while not making it very colorful. I've used 14mm sparkle eyes here as well! I can't wait to see it all done, I've been debating on whether I want to make a kiwi slice for the bottom, or if I'm going to make just the bird. I think my sense of humor sometimes runs away with me! I've also made this super cute dolphin out of Bernat Blanket yarn, this is a paid pattern by crochetbykittengrll  and it turned out quite large in the blanket yarn! There's a quick video on my FB page if you want to see more details. I do think that these big projects are nice to have to draw attention to a market table, however items that are $20 and less always have a better chance at selling, simply because more people can afford them. Howe

  Ch-ch-ch-ch-cherry bomb! To put on your mirror, put the connecting chain under the black mirror and bring upwards, put each side over to the opposite side. Now it should hang properly. 🍒💣Untested pattern-DM me on IG or Facebook @ SlayCrochetAndCrafts if you want to test and provide feedback Please credit me as the designer (@SlayCrochetAndCrafts) when you post. Do not copy or alter my pattern, send the link to share. It is okay to sell your finished work but never the pattern.  -I used cotton yarn size 4, F hook 3.75mm, locking stitch marker, yellow embroidery floss, yarn needle, embroidery needle, scissors. I alternated yarn over and yarn under to try to get the effect I wanted as y/u is a bit smaller and tighter than y/o, it will direct you on which to use every round before the round #. Cherry, start with red Y/o 1. Magic ring, SC 8. Put stitch marker in first sc. (8) Y/o 2. Inc 8 (16) Y/o 3. *SC, inc (24) Y/o 4. *SC 2, inc (32) Y/o 5. *SC (32) Y/u 6-9. *SC (32) Y/o 10. *SC 2,

I started a new pattern last night! I bought the super cute Cthulhu plushie pattern by TheEldritchStitch on Etsy . How cute is this little Great Old One? I added a few personal touches, mainly extra facial details. A line of white under the safety eye, pink cheekies, and some eye shaping. I think it adds some extra cuteness. Here you can see the difference that the eye indents make, it is the first time I've done this with a project! His cuteness will drive you insane 😋   The finished plushie is so so cute and heading to it's new home soon!

Happy Pickle Premier yarn Just Chenille G hook US terminology  SC=single crochet  Mr=magic ring/magic circle/etc 3DCbobble =3 double crochet bobble 1. 6sc in Mr (6) 2. 6 inc (12) 3. *SC, inc (18) 4. SC (18) 5. SC (18) 6. 3 SC, 3DCbobble, 14 SC (18) 7. SC (18) 8. 12sc, 3DCbobble, 5sc (18) 9. 17sc, 3DCbobble (18) 10. SC (18)  Eyes between row 5 & 6. Stuff as you go. 11. 7sc, 3DCbobble, 10sc (18) 12. SC (18) 13. SC (18) 14. SC (18) 15. SC (18) 16. 3sc, 3DCbobble, 14sc (18) 17. 13sc, 3DCbobble, 4sc (18) 18. SC (18) 19. SC (18) 20. *SC, Dec (12) Finish stuffing 21. Dec (6) Slipstitch. Cut a long enough tail to sew the bottom closed, weave in ends after project is closed. 

  If you're going to share the pattern please send the link to this post and do not copy or alter the pattern. Make a small piece like a washcloth or a blanket square by using each box as a stitch. Alternatively, consider using squares to create a blanket or a larger project. White Chicken Stardew valley ← Row 1 [RS]: (Blue) x 20 → Row 2 [WS]: (Blue) x 20 ← Row 3 [RS]: (Blue) x 6, (Coffee) x 4, (Blue) x 10 → Row 4 [WS]: (Blue) x 10, (Coffee), (Cherry Red), (Carrot) x 2, (Coffee), (Blue) x 5 ← Row 5 [RS]: (Blue) x 4, (Coffee), (Cherry Red), (Carrot), (Coffee) x 2, (Blue) x 11 → Row 6 [WS]: (Blue) x 10, (Coffee), (Cafe Latte), (Lemon) x 3, (Cafe Latte), (Coffee), (Blue) x 3 ← Row 7 [RS]: (Blue) x 3, (Coffee), (Cafe Latte), (Lemon), (Coffee), (Lemon) x 2, (Coffee), (Blue) x 5, (Coffee) x 2, (Blue) x 3 → Row 8 [WS]: (Blue) x 2, (Coffee), (Lemon), (Cafe Latte), (Coffee) x 2, (Blue) x 3, (Coffee), (Lemon) x 2, (Coffee), (Cafe Latte), (Saffron) x 2, (Coffee), (Blue) x 2 ← Row 9 [RS]: (Blu