I thought I'd include a
~FREE PATTERN~
today in Celebration of Spring!!
I love motif's, and these are begging to be made and displayed!
Add a button (how to choose?) and a pin onto the back for a pretty little (or not so little, as is the case here) brooch!
Or skip it entirely and display them in your home...
:)
After taking these pictures I got all "WooHOO it's SPRING!" (yesterday was a glorious 73*!) and started snapping pictures of my indoor plant life. It may be spring, but aside from daffodils and the occasional flowering tree, there's a lot of bare and brown out there.
Rooting a Purple-Waffle cutting. Isn't life miraculous?
My new jade plant- wish me luck!
Hello, seedlings. Welcome to the world. :) Future peppers for my plate!
*True* leaves on my kale plants!
Yeah, spring. :):)
Here's the Fabulously Fantastic and FREE pattern for the Frilly Flower MotiF! =D
Note--
DcCL = Double
Crochet Cluster. YO, insert hook into sp, draw up loop (3 loops on
hook), yo & pull through 2 loops. YO, insert hook into same sp,
draw up loop (4 loops on hook). YO, pull through 2 loops, yo pull
through remaining 3 loops.
Frilly Flower Motif
Rnd 1- ch 4, join with sl st to 1st ch. Ch 3 (counts as dc, ch 1) and *dc, ch 1 * 15 times around (16 dc, ch 1). Join with sl st to 2nd ch of initial ch 3.
Rnd 2 - Sl st
into ch 1. ch2, dc in same sp (counts as first DcCL). Ch1, in next sp
work *DcCL, ch1 * around. End with sl st into 1st dc.
Round
3 – Sl st into ch 1 sp. *ch4, sl st into ch 1 sp * around. End with
sl st into 1st
sl st of round.
Round
4 - Sl st into ch4 sp. *Ch 5, sl st into ch 4 of prev round *
repeat around. Sl st to 1st sl st of round.
Round 5 - * into
ch5 loop work: sc, hdc, dc, ch1, dc, hdc, sc. sl st into sc of prev
round * around, join with sl st to first sc.
Fasten off. Weave in ends. Make it into *anything* you can think of!!
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Have a lovely day!
Um I want one...
ReplyDeleteI plan on learning to crochet tomorrow (actually not joking, that is an appointment on my calendar.) But it might be a while before I get good enough to make myself one of these...;)
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ReplyDeleteOooh fun!! It won't take you very long, honestly. You'd be surprised. :)
ReplyDeleteI have been trying to crochet (I am a knitter), but teaching myself is not working. Your creations are so beautiful and I love seeing the kale seedlings! So happy to have found your lovely blog:)
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