Emberwood pattern by The Floral Hook. This will eventually become a blanket when part two of the pattern is released (probably in a month or two), but for now it's a beautiful, flowery square.
Pattern is here: https://ravel.me/emberwood
Pre-moistened and ready for blocking!
Asimov has severe CH (wobbly cat syndrome) but that doesn't explain this. Why are you like this, little buddy?
Hello! I made a blanket! It's beautiful and I love it, but it needs a good blocking and I have ZERO idea how to block something so large.
I do not have enough blocking mats, and I cannot pin to the bed to block because we have a water cooling mat and pins and water just dont mix.
Blanket is acrylic, if that matters!
My first ever blanket! This is the Hibiscus Tea Block and Hibiscus Tea Extentions by The Floral Hook (Ravelry)
She's beautiful and I'm so proud of myself, but she needs blocked and I don't have enough blocking mats and can't pin to the bed due to a water cooling mat and a desire to NOT have it leak everywhere. Any tips? She's acrylic, if it matters!
Finished product is about 60x60 inches (152cm) and is made with a variety of acrylic yarns and a 5.5mm hook!
This is Samwise. He says this blanket is clearly for him.
Equinox cushion by The Floral Hook on Ravelry.
I made two and sewed them together and added a zipper to make a pillow cover! I'm really happy with how it turned out. I'm just waiting for a pillow insert to arrive so I can start using it!
I used worsted weight yarn and a 5mm hook and ended up with an 18 inch square after blocking.
Not the best written pattern, as some instructions are missing/incomplete, but it comes with video instructions which are pretty decent and go over each step entirely. A hassle, but doable. Not enough of a hassle to keep me from buying other patterns by the same designer, but your mileage may vary.
I made a flower crown for my headphones and a little monster with a mouth pocket to hold my crochet stuff. The monster has a matching flower crown!
Flower crown pattern by Crafty Intentions, headphone cover granny squares by Woodland Stitchcraft, blob monster from the book Crochet Monsters by Megan Lapp!
Blob Monster with deep pocket underbite from the book Crochet Monsters! I'm of the opinion that the blob monsters make the best crochet buddies! They're absolutely perfect for holding scissors, hooks, yarning needles, and even work as pincushions! This one is designed specifically to match the accessories on my desk, and even has a little flower crown to match the one I made for my headphones!
I crocheted a flower crown topper and granny square covers for the sides of my headphones. Now I'm extra beautiful whenever I have them on!
Used the flower crown pattern to make a flower crown to attach to my headphones! Now I've got added whimsy whenever I put them on!
Flower crown pattern by Crafty Intentions, granny square covers by Woodland Stitchcraft.
Pattern by Jennifer Starbird
Shoebills are closely related to pelicans and are native to Eastern Africa!
Pattern by the very talented Jennifer Starbird!
Tree Sprites pattern by Crafty Intentions, made with Red Heart Super Saver and Loops and Threads demi purl and squeaky clean for the moss. This guy is HUGE, about 30 inches tall and 20 inches wide (76cm by 50cm in non freedom units)
He was so much fun to make!
Found this magnificent mossy tree wizard on my walk today! He whispered about the old magics and told me great wisdoms.
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Tree Sprite pattern on Ravelry here: https://ravel.me/tree-sprite-2
I shared my bee pixie a few days ago, but I added her to a strawberry wreath! Base leaves are from the Spring Pixies pattern, strawberry blossoms are modified from the flower crown pattern, strawberries are freehanded, but there is a strawberry pattern included with the Hungry Caterpillar Play Set, and, of course, the Insect Pixies pattern for our lovely bee lady.
Made using the Insect Pixies pattern and Butterfly pattern
Found this bee pixie buzzing around the garden today!
Made using the Four Miniature owls pattern with some modifications to the face plate, embroidery and color work on the body, and acrylic paint for the wing and tail spots.
Made using the Crafty Intentions Four Minature Owls pattern, with modifications to the head, color work on the body, embroidery, and acrylic paint on the wings and tail.