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Tag Archives: black
Bumble Bee
Today’s knitting project is an adorable little bumblebee. I found a set of free patterns from Valley Yarns of animals made from a simple ball. This ball was knitted in the round with yellow and black stripes. After stuffing the … Continue reading
Posted in Knitting
Tagged Amigurumi, animal, beads, black, bugs, free pattern, insect, yellow
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Bumble Bee Hat
Last week I shared the Little Flower Hat featuring a beautiful ribbon rose (here). The original pattern showed a few variations that sparked my creativity. I have seen other bee hats on Pinterest, but none of the patterns were free. … Continue reading
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Tagged baby, black, free pattern, hat, i-cord, jogless stripes, stash buster, yellow
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Another Eye Glass Case
Here is the third eye glass case I made to use with my Needle Arts Merit Badge. I began with a free pattern I found on the Love Knitting Blog.
Posted in American Heritage Girls, Crochet, Knitting
Tagged AHG, Arts Frontier, black, color work, Crochet, free pattern, i-cord, merit badge, pink, stash buster
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Baby Panda
Recently, I knitted a group of small toys that were donated to a local charity. I found an adorable free pattern for a baby panda.
Posted in Crochet, Knitting
Tagged animal, black, free pattern, i-cord, jogless stripes, panda, toy, white
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Spiderman Hat now on Etsy
“With great power comes great responsibility.” The next installment of my superhero hat series pays homage to Spiderman. Everyone loves a story where a tragic event (being bit by a radioactive spider) leads to good (becoming a superhero).
