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CROCHET OWL COFFEE MUG- Step By Step Tutorial

Here is an amazing tutorial for Coffee and Crochet lovers. Hope you guys love it. This tutorial is worth $10 in many websites but I'll give it you Absolutely Free. Here we go- 

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iPhone Crochet Case DIY Tutorial

Here comes iPhone Crochet Case DIY Tutorial. It's absolutely amazing and very easy. 

It’s ridiculously easy and quick – it took me about an hour and I’m a pretty slow crocheter. Even beginners can handle this fun project.

Materials:

• Thick yarn (I used Bernat Roving) in 1 or 2 colours
• Crochet hook 1 size smaller than recommended on yarn packaging (I used 5.5mm or US 9)
• Button of your choice
• Thread
• Darning needle
• Sewing needle
• Scissors
• Your phone (to make sure the fit is what you want)

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This case will have a more structured feel and appearance if you keep the tension on this firm and tight and consistent throughout the project.

sl st = slip stitch

sc = single crochet

ch = chain

Keep in mind I’m a novice pattern maker so I hope this all makes sense.

Instructions:

1. Make a slip knot and then chain 6 to 8 chain stitches (ch) together. Remember to keep the tension pretty tight.  Basically you want to have the chain be the same width of your phone when the chain is stretched firmly.  If you want the case to have a snug fit, (ch) 6 but if you want it a little more loose and roomy then (ch) 7 or 8 stitches. 
2. Round 2. Not turning your work, (sc) in the second chain from the end (the same end you’re hook is) and continue this in every stitch back across the entire row. 2 (sc) in the last stitch.
3. Round 3. With your work still facing you, turn around the corner so that you’re now working into your original chain and still working right to left, 2 (sc) in first stitch then (sc) the rest of the stitches in the row except 2(sc) in the last stitch. Repeat this for as many rows you need until you have you have achieved the correct width to fit the bottom of you phone (probably about 3-5 rows total depending on how snug or roomy you want your cover).  Keep your phone handy to test and make sure the fit is good.
4. Round 4, 5 or 6 onward. 1 (sc) in each stitch for each row until you’re near the top of your phone.
5. Second last row. Here you can either keep your yarn colour the same or add your second colour. Starting at one side of the case, do one more row of (sc) and then at the end of that row change to 1 (sl st) in each stitch.  When you reach the exact middle of your case, (ch) 30 stitches so that you have a long chain and then do 1 (sl st) in the stitch that your chain originated in so that the chain becomes a loop that will go over the button.  Then carry on around the rest of the row until you’re back where you started. Fasten off and weave in any loose ends with your darning needle.
6. Put your phone in the case and pull the chained loop over.  Mark where the end of your loop falls, centred on the case, and then stitch your button on in that exact spot.

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You could use this pattern for any phone or tablet, just increase the amount of stitches at the beginning to accommodate for the extra width. These would make great gifts too.

Flower Baby Sandals- Step by Step Tutorial

This makes one pair of sandals sized 0-6 months, approx. 11cm from toe to heel.
The pattern beginning to end makes one sandal, so work it through twice for the pair!

Materials:

2 colours aran weight cotton yarn, I use Rico Creative Cotton Aran
3.5mm hook
needle
2 small buttons
cotton thread

Terminology:

I’m using UK terminology, these are the stitches and abbreviations being used.
st(s) = stitch(es)
ch = chain
ss = slip stitch
dc = double crochet (single crochet U.S)
htr = half treble (half double U.S)
tr = treble (double crochet U.S)
RS = right side

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Crochet Clock Tutorial (Exclusive)

I had an extremely positive response to the crocheted clock I made two months ago. Many questions were asked in regards to how I made it, so I decided to put together this tutorial.
This is not a pattern as such, as I've really not invented anything new here. It's simply a step by step guide/tutorial of how I pieced my clock together.
I hope that it's a tutorial that will inspire you to make your own design of crocheted clock. I just can't wait to see the expressions you guys will made...

Important Materials: 
Clocks
Obviously the most important thing you will require for this clock is an actual clock.
I bought mine from our local craft store. Its an MDF circle, with the clock mechanism already built in. My clock measures approximately 33cm in diameter.

I know it can be a little tricky to find theses craft clocks, so there are a couple of alternatives.

1. You could JAZZ up an old clock. Perhaps one you already own or a second hand one from Ebay?

2. You could purchase a clock mechanism (they seem to be much easier to get hold of than a complete crafting clock) and cut a clock face out of cardboard. Once the cardboard is decorated with creative crocheted loveliness, you'll never be able to guess if it's MDF or cardboard.

These clock mechanism are available in many craft stores and are easily available from online stores.

Yarn
Once again I've chosen to work with Universal Cotton by Wolle Rodel. I love to use this yarn as it comes in many many different colours. It's lovely and thick and is extremely durable.

There are many similar cottons on the market and alternatively this clock would work well as a stash busting project, pretty much any dk yarn would do the job!

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Other Bits and Bobs 

The crocheted clock face is just a small part in creating a happy and jolly clock. The bulk of its fun appearance comes from the decorations. I decorated my clock with little wooden numbers, ladybugs, buttons and crocheted flowers. Pretty much anything will work! It's really the perfect chance to get CRAZY CREATIVE!

So let's get down to business!!!!! 

The first step in creating my clock, was to prepare the clock.

I decided to paint the clock with a base colour. I thought that this was a good idea as I didn't want the brown MDF to show through the gaps of the crochet. This is not something you have to do, just something to make the finished product (maybe) a little neater.

I painted my clock face with blue acrylic/poster paint as this was the dominant colour to my crochet face.

I then got started with the round crocheted face of the clock.

I've made two different crocheted clocks so I'll share both designs with you. Both are based around a simple and standard crocheted circle pattern. The only difference is that we are adding some colour changes mid round.

The colour changes are probably the trickiest part of this pattern. I'll show you quickly how I did my mid round colour changes. Hopefully when you get to it in the tutorial, you'll know exactly what your doing.

How to do a mid row colour change
As you can see in the picture below. I've just finished my last blue stitch and I now want to change colour.

I'm going to go ahead and place my yarn over my hook, as if I was going to continue to make another stitch.

I insert my hook into the next stitch. (The stitch where I want my new colour to begin.)

Instead of pulling the blue yarn back through the stitch, I pull my new colour of yarn through.

I then hook the new colour yarn (pink) and I pull it through the loops on my hook, as if I were completing a regular hdc or dc.

I then flip my work over. Take the tail ends of the old colour yarn (blue) and the tail end of the new colour yarn (pink)

I tie the ends in a secure knot. I then go ahead and cut the old yarn (blue yarn) free from my work.

I then flip my work over and continue the tutorial with my new colour yarn.

I hope that makes sense. It is a little tricky to explain, so I hope the pictures help out a little!?

Ladybug Clock!

Now the pattern is going to depend very much on how big your clock is. Below is a guide to how I made mine. It would be simple enough to add more rows for a larger clock, or to not complete all of the rows for a smaller one.
I've written this in US terms.

A little tip.....I would recommend sewing in the ends as you go along :-)

With the dark blue yarn, ch 4 and join with a sl st to form a ring.

Rnd 1: Ch2 (counts as 1 hdc) 10 hdc into the ring. Join with a sl st into 2nd chain of initial ch2. Fasten off.

Rnd 2: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1 hdc) hdc into the same stitch. "2 hdc into next stitch". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 3: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next stitch. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the next stitch". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 4: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 2 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 2 next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 5: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 3 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 3 next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 6: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 4 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 4 next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 7: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 5 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 5 next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 8: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 6 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 6 next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 9: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 7 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 7 next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 10: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 8 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 8 next stitches". Repeat between " " 5 times. Change colour to red. *2 hdc in next stitch, hdc in the next 8 stitches*. Repeat between * * 3 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 11: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 9 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 9 next stitches". Repeat between " " 5 times. Change colour to orange. *2 hdc in next stitch, hdc in the next 9 stitches*. Repeat between * * 3 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 12: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 10 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 10 next stitches". Repeat between " " 5 times. Change colour to yellow. *2 hdc in next stitch, hdc in the next 10 stitches*. Repeat between * * 3 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 13: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 11 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 11 next stitches". Repeat between " " 5 times. Change colour to green. *2 hdc in next stitch, hdc in the next 11 stitches*. Repeat between * * 3 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 14: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 12 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 12 next stitches". Repeat between " " 5 times. Change colour to blue. *2 hdc in next stitch, hdc in the next 12 stitches*. Repeat between * * 3 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 15: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 13 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 13 next stitches". Repeat between " " 5 times. Change colour to indigo. *2 hdc in next stitch, hdc in the next 13 stitches*. Repeat between * * 3 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 16: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 14 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 14 next stitches". Repeat between " " 5 times. Change colour to violet. *2 hdc in next stitch, hdc in the next 14 stitches*. Repeat between * * 3 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 17: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 15 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 15 next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 18: (Change colour to light blue) Ch1 (counts as 1sc) sc in every stitch. Fasten off

Rnd 19 - Border: (change colout to dark blue) sl st into next 2 stitches. (sc, ch3, sc) into next stitch. "sl st into the next 3 stitches. (sc,ch3, sc) into the next stitch". Repeat between " " around the whole circumference of the circle.
Fasten off.
Sew in any remaining ends.

With the light orange yarn, ch 4 and join with a sl st to form a ring.

Rnd 1: Ch2 (counts as 1 hdc) 10 hdc into the ring. Join with a sl st into 2nd chain of initial ch2. Fasten off.

Rnd 2: (Change colour to dark orange) Ch2 (counts as 1 hdc) hdc into the same stitch. "2 hdc into next stitch". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 3: (Change colour to light orange) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next stitch. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the next stitch". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 4: (Change colour to dark orange) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 2 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 2 next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 5: (Change colour to light orange) This round is done by working through the front loops of the previous rounds stitches only! "sl st into the front loop of next 3 stitches. (sc, Ch2, sc) into the front loop of next stitch. Repeat between " " 10 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 6: (Change colour to dark blue) Working through the back loops of Rnd 4. Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 3 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 3 next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 7: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 4 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 4 next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 8: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 5 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 5 next stitches". Repeat between " " 4 times. Change colour to red. *2hdc in next stitch, hdc into next 5 stitches*. Repeat between * * 4 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 9: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 6 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 6 next stitches". Repeat between " " 4 times. Change colour to orange. *2hdc in next stitch, hdc into next 6 stitches*. Repeat between * * 4 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 10: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 7 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 7 next stitches". Repeat between " " 4 times. Change colour to yellow. *2hdc in next stitch, hdc into next 7 stitches*. Repeat between * * 4 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 11: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 8 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 8 next stitches". Repeat between " " 4 times. Change colour to green. *2hdc in next stitch, hdc into next 8 stitches*. Repeat between * * 4 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 12: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 9 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 9 next stitches". Repeat between " " 4 times. Change colour to blue. *2hdc in next stitch, hdc into next 9 stitches*. Repeat between * * 4 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 13: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 10 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 10 next stitches". Repeat between " " 4 times. Change colour to indigo. *2hdc in next stitch, hdc into next 10 stitches*. Repeat between * * 4 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 14: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 11 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 11 next stitches". Repeat between " " 4 times. Change colour to violet. *2hdc in next stitch, hdc into next 11 stitches*. Repeat between * * 4 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 15: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 12 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 12next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 16: (Change colour to dark blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 13 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 13 next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 17: (Change colour to light blue) Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc into the same stitch. hdc into the next 14 stitches. "2 hdc into the next stitch, hdc into the 14 next stitches". Repeat between " " 9 times. Fasten off.

Rnd 18: (Change colour to dark blue Ch2 (counts as 1hdc) hdc in every remaining stitch. fasten off.

Rnd 19: -Border: (Change colour to light blue) "sl into next 3 stitches. (sc, ch3 sc) into nest stitch". Repeat between " " 43 times. Fasten off.

Sew in any remaining ends.

Once you have finished your crochet circle and sewn in the ends, your ready to attach it to your clock. 

I simply did this by removing the hands from my clock and placing my crocheted clock face on top of the crafting clock. 

Make sure your clock is the correct way up before you glue the crochet to it.

If you have made the "Bumble Bee Sunshine Clock" design then you may also want to glue the sun beams down flat, so that they do not obstruct the hands of the clock.

Now for the fun decorating part!!!!!

Adding flowers, numbers and other glorious goodies!

 I used two different patterns for the pretty decorative flowers. The first being the Crochet flowers pattern found on the Mollie Makes website. I did find this pattern a little fiddly at first. Once I got my head around it, it was plain sailing and it really makes a beautiful flower.

The other flower pattern I used was by Lucy at Attic24. Her patterns are explained with lovely pictures and are extremely easy to follow, not to mention the finished flowers are so cute.

I added bright and colourful button to the middle of each of my flowers. I'll let you in on a secret...I didn't actually sew the buttons on. Instead I used the help of my trusty glue gun!
I threaded the yarn through the button;

Then tied the yarn in a double knot.

I snipped off the tailing ends of yarn.

Finally I glued each of the buttons to the flowers. Normally I wouldn't glue buttons to a project. I figured as the clock isn't being made to be touched and played around with, then I could get away with it. The glue works as a strong enough fastener and is much quicker than sewing every button by hand.

I added wooden numbers to my clock, in which I painted different colours. You could do the same or alternatively use felt numbers or cardboard numbers....maybe even try crocheting the numbers?

I took my time positioning the flowers and bugs. Once I was satisfied with the positioning I glued them on with the glue gun.

I really enjoyed hiding the bugs under leafs and on the numbers. At first you do not notice them. When you look a little longer and closer you suddenly see the happy faces of the lady bugs smiling back up at you. I think that's fun!

When positioning your flowers and bugs. Be aware of the clock hands. My clock hands lay quite high above the crocheted face, so there is room to put flowers near/or underneath. Just be careful that your decorations do not obstruct the path of the hands, as the clock will not work properly.
As you can see in the picture below, I've left a wide margin free of decorations, so the hands can function properly.

Other than that, your decorative options for the clock are endless! Try being original and let you crafty creativeness take over. I hope some of you will give making a crocheted clock ago. I am extremely intrigued to see what you clever and talented people will come up with!

I hope you have fun!!! As always if you have any questions or spot problems just drop me a line and I'll do my best to get back to you!

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Top 5 Creative Crochet Ideas

Crochet is known for giving very feminine and delicate results when you create crocheted items. Its perfect for making birthday, holiday and just because gifts. Once you start wearing your lovely crocheted creations, quite likely you will start to have friends asking if you could make them something pretty too.

So go ahead and give crocheting a try. It’s a fun craft and there’s always the opportunity to get beautiful and creative results with your DIY projects!

• Crochet Flip Flops-

Sport or Worsted Weight Yarn: the pattern called for cotton yarn, but I wanted something that wouldn’t stretch. The color we needed was in a sport weight yarn.
Make 2 triangles from the Inner Hooker pattern. Set aside.
Attach yarn to one strap where it meets the shoe. Single crochet around the strap as many times as possible, skipping the toe strap. Cut yarn, leaving a 6″ tail. With a yarn needle, pull yarn tail through yarn on straps. This can be a little tricky but make sure it is very secure. make sure all sts are along the top edge of the strap. They can twist around the strap.
Lay a triangle on the strap of one shoe. With yarn needle and matching yarn, sew triangle to sc sts on straps. Secure ends.
Each shoe took less than 20 minutes!
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• Beautiful Crochet Clock Pattern for the Wall-

If you are really searching an easy, handy and sensational crocheting project and give a try to this DIY crochet wall clock pattern which will truly make the wall of your nursery or boy’s room stunning and arresting. We have used the white cotton yarn to get the circled face of the clock and embroidered some edged circles which point out the 3, 6, 9 and 12 numerals in a great artful and eyeful way. Resting numbers have been indicated by colorful button signs which also lead to a impacting grace and sensation.

This clock piece is a great DIY crochet craft and has an enjoyable and gift-worthy design and has also been raised in ecological appearance. Crocheting is a great art of crafting with yarn and mostly done with human hands not with machines and every person has its own uniqueness of crochet stitches. To get a precise and heavy duty clock mechanism we have selected the pure quartz system.

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• DIY Comme des Garçons granny-square scarf

Granny squares have officially hit the Fashion Bigtime, friends. The legendary Comme des Garçons has put out a granny-square scarf, available in black/off-white and grey/off-white at La Garçonne. Of course, they don’t call it a granny-square scarf; it is a Square Crochet Stole (“crocheted … in alternating nested square pattern”). It’s granny cool, for sure, but if I ever drop $495 on a scarf, it won’t be 70% acrylic. Of course, anyone who can crochet a granny square could make themselves a 100% cashmere version for less than that — or a merino one that looks like a bargain by comparison.

My crochet skills are rusty, at best, but there’s no better learning or re-learning project for crochet than this ultra-basic form of the granny square. And it’s easy enough to seam a bunch of them into a long rectangle. But the striking thing about the Comme scarf is the diagonal of the pattern, and the trick to that is the half-squares (aka triangles) needed to fill out the edges. Friday night I sought out two good solid videos: how to crochet a granny square and how to crochet a half-granny square.* Then I sat down and made my first granny square in decades, and was reminded again of how much I love the motion of a crochet hook — truly addictive. So there may be some squares and half-squares in my future.
You could do this in any yarn and weight you like. Just make a square you like the looks of, measure it, then calculate or diagram how many you’d need — laid on a diagonal — to get the width and length you want. And from that, figure out how many triangles that leaves along the four edges. (Note that you’ll need four half-triangles — quarter-grannies? — for the four corners.) I’m guessing the CdG stole is worsted weight, each square about 5 or 6″ wide, and that they’re laid out four or five across and twelve or thirteen down. It lists a finished size of 25×77 inches, which is pretty deliciously voluminous.
For those with more advanced crochet skills, check out the pinwheel motif version being sold alongside the grannies.
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• DIY Fancy Fingerless Gloves                                   

Are you really looking for something new and very well coordinating out of crochet? Then take a look on these DIY fancy crochet fingerless gloves with an increased wrist size. These play a very stunning role of comfy arm wear in winters. You can wear these gloves for more graceful looks of your sleeveless outfits. If you have ever gone through crocheting then your will this gloves pattern really appreciated and creative.

We selected the apple green shade of pure cotton strand of yarn and then jeweled them with antique and vintage white bows for dignified classical looks. Use them as a fashionable accessory, as a great winter warmers and as a great outfit and t-shirt coordinators. You can easily crochet these free crochet patterns and no experienced skills are required. You can even make them very skillfully if you are just a beginner in crocheting. Stay connected to discover tons of crocheting ideas that can make bigger changes in your existing tempo of life.

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• DIY Exclusive Crochet Dress Fashion    

You can be your own fashion designer if you deal crocheting in genius and fashionable perspective of thinking. This crochet dress fashion pattern can add full stop to all hilarious crochet patterns. Multiple colors and symmetrical rows of versatile stitches are just enough to make it a super fashionable accessory which is just unbeatable in budget. This dress is just the best outfit for spring season and some chilly days.
Fringed finishing of this premium fashion dress just makes it a piece of accent which can draw anyone’s eyes greatly. This unique piece of crocheting art carries a plenty of colors like pink, aqua, yellow, black, white, green and red and comes up with an appreciated rainbow appeal. You can also copy this idolized crochet pattern to look adored and really elegant in spring fashion trends. Such types of outstanding outfits are also very best for beach areas and summer dress wear. If you really think yourself capable for crocheting then do give a try to this fashion wear.

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