The lovely tulip afghan square looks beautiful in solid colors or multiple colors. Nothing says spring better than a tulip afghan or blanket. Traveling Afghan Square #3 by Wilma Westenberg is a simple three-row repeat pattern that uses only basic stitches. This square pattern features the tulip stitch creates a pretty finished square. …
This is a beautiful 3D stitch that looks great when made in two colors. The Pop Out Flower Stitch by Erin Burger, is gorgeous and perfect to use in a baby blanket or when making any baby items, and the flowers, depending on the colors you choose to use can easily resembles roses, tulips or …
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Crochet headbands in beautiful bright colors are a great hint into someone’s playful and loads of fun personality! “Flowers in a row” stitch is such a beautiful stitch to use and to create beautiful, cute, amazing and unique colored headbands. This wonderful Crochet Headbands pattern from Jess of Let’s Do Something Crafty is so simple …
[Free Pattern] Amazingly Simple And Lovely Crochet Headband Made Using The Tulip Stitch Read More »
Stunning, joyful and entertaining, this is a beautiful crochet stitch to learn and use in your crochet work. Learn how to crochet the tulip stitch in a row using three different colors of yarn, one for the dirt, one for the leaves, and one for the tulips. This beautiful crochet stitch is very appealing and can …
If you love flowers, bright colors and the countryside then this is the right crochet flowers afghan pattern for you. This beautiful Flowers in a Row pattern designed by Melissa Leapman if great for a lovely afghan or baby blanket, wedding gift or special friend gift, baby sweater, potholder and the list keeps going on… …
If you love flowers, bright colors and the countryside then this is the right crochet flowers afghan pattern for you. This beautiful Flowers in a Row pattern designed by Melissa Leapman if great for a lovely afghan or baby blanket, wedding gift or special friend gift, baby sweater, potholder and the list keeps going on… …
