Pattern Making has two lovely designs - one is a beautiful afghan
http://www.pattern-making.com/
and the second is for granny square slippers for the whole family:
http://www.pattern-making.com/
Since it's October, pumpkins seem to be a primary decoration. Here's a filet pumpkin chart:
http://stylish-crochet.
or maybe you'd prefer a few amigurumi pumpkin patterns:
http://planetmfiles.com/2008/
Or to get into the fall mood (and warm up a bit), here's a falling leaf afghan pattern:
http://www.coatsandclark.com/
Red Heart has a website for the free patterns that come on the ball bands. So if you misplace that pattern (or maybe you never seen it), here's a place for you to check out:
http://www.redheart.com/
Somebody out there has finished the Lion Brand crochet along and has a photo of her finished sampler - check it out, it's very pretty:
http://outtahere.wordpress.
Have you been looking for a Cthulhu pattern? Here's one for you and the wings look great.
http://cthulhucrochet.
Wormie has put her free patterns on one blog - Wormie's Pattern Place:
http://wormiespatternplace.
This isn't a pattern but it may give you some ideas to do with plain t-shirts:
http://bonnindesigns.blogspot.
Here's another site that has free patterns - Sue's Crochet and Knitting patterns
http://crochetandknitting.com/
Noreen Crone-Findlay makes another appearance in this blog with her "Around the World" baby sweater and hat for Caron. Very cute:
http://www.caron.com/projects/
As usual, I am not being financially supported by bribes or gifts by any of the sites I have mentioned. I keep waiting, but I think everybody's just too broke to do it;) - maybe when the economy takes an upturn;)
_enjoy_
2 comments:
wow. thanks for the compliment on the Lion brand afghan. I am humbled by the fact that you referred to it on your blog. Thanks again!
Melissa
aka outtahere
Thanks for the mention and link for my t-shirt. It's nice to know my ideas are getting passed on!
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