DIY Free Pattern for Burly Spun Grey Owl Cowl. Done on 10mm/or size 15 needles (yeah! Should go super fast). A good conversion chart for needle sizes and yarn weight is here. Free pattern from Loopknitlounge here. *I only knit what I can’t buy or afford to buy. I guess this applies to everything I craft.
Pattern for Marte, a Crocodile Stitch Hood. $5 pattern from the Etsy Store of bonitapatterns here. She has more patterns at her store. I don’t crochet, only knit. I must learn. This is so pretty.
Free Pattern Missoni Inspired Wrap. Free Pattern on the wonderful site 1FunkyKnitwit here. You pick four different yarn colors, hold them all together and knit. This I am definitely knitting, but maybe one in a brown, black, white and teal combination I saw on one of 1Funkyknitwit’s Missoni inspiration pages.
Etsy: The Silmarwen Súrion Hooded Cropped Mozzetta Pattern. Find the pattern here for $5. From the Jane Victoria Etsy Store (ignore scary model).
A beautiful, very “Morgana,” Celtic-styled hooded mozzetta pattern is all in one piece and has a high ribbon-laced turtle-neck collar and a generous hood that sweeps the shoulders. It stays up on its own but for windy days you can use a hairpin to secure it without losing the silhouette.
Another confession: I have sewn, knitted, done marbling, beaded, made altered art, collaged, photoshopped for fun and my job, quilted (sewing, I know), made jewelry and on and on… but I do not crochet. I post a lot of crochet because I wish I did (and if my friend who owns a yarn store was to read this…). I am extremely choosey about what I knit because I am choosey about what I do with my time. I would knit this.
Also, because I have done so many crafts (thank you 4-H for starting me down this road) I only pick the ones I think all of you can do at almost any skill level (except for knitting and crochet!).
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Find the pattern here for $5. From the Jane Victoria Etsy Store.
“Beautiful Victorian-styled hooded cowl pattern is all in one piece and has a high ribbon-laced turtle-neck collar and a generous hood that sweeps the shoulders. It stays up on its own but for windy days you can use a hairpin to secure it without losing the silhouette.”
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DIY Etsy Hooded Cowl Knitting Pattern. “Beautiful Victorian-styled hooded cowl pattern is all in one piece and has a high ribbon-laced turtle-neck collar and a generous hood that sweeps the shoulders. It stays up on its own but for windy days you can use a hairpin to secure it without losing the silhouette.” From the Etsy Store of TheJaneVictoria here.
The purpose of my blog has become to catalog unique crafts that I truly love and would do myself. I love the look of handmade crafts - handmade in a good way. My crafts tend to be doable and inexpensive - because I have either done them myself or intend on doing them. "Doable" doesn't mean "simple" crafts, but rather crafts that have tutorials that are clear and easy to understand. *I will never copy an entire tutorial from any blogger because that takes away page views from their site and 99.99% of the time it violates their copyright policy. I also will not reblog a post if the entire tutorial is published without the permission of the original blogger. I will cite, if known, sources for my posts because I believe in giving credit to the photographer/designer/blogger. Also, to act like something is your own idea, when it isn't, is just wrong.
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