Are you done too with those soap bars slipping between your hands, sitting in water or getting stuck on the bath edge? What about crocheting these little soap nets ? They’re nice, practical and very quick to make. Plus, their pattern is free ! :) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
What about a second free pattern, are you in? :) This time, I made these little snowflakes that can be crocheted in no time to invite winter in our warm homes ! >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
How about we start this year with a tiny, easy pattern? In France and some other countries, we celebrate the epiphany by eating the “Kings’ cake” in which there is a hidden bean. The one who runs into the bean while eating the cake becomes the king or the queen of the day and gets to wear a paper crown all day long. That’s where I got the inspiration to make this tiny crochet crown, but it would be the perfect size for a lot of your amigurumis too (and for you too of course, see how NOT ridiculous at all it is at the end of this article… :p) >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Looking at other crocheter’s amigurumis, you may have noticed that our stitches are not always looking the same. When I started crocheting 7 years ago, this drove me crazy ! Most of the time, single crochets were looking like little “v”s slotting one on top of the other just like mines did, but sometimes, I ran into amigurumis pictures where the single crochets were looking a lot more like littles “x”s perfectly stacked one onto >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
“Alright it’s time to accept that hippie side of yours and to upcylce those old hoop earrings into nice and new crochet boho ones” :p >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
