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When life gives you lemons.. make Lemon Bunting. I wanted to make a fun Lemon Bunting Garland for my decorative Lemonade stand, so I whipped one up using two different shapes for the lemons. This garland is great for not only a Lemonade Stand but also, summer decor and summer parties or even use the lemon
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I have compiled a list of tips to keep in mind when writing a pattern. I hope they can help in your own pattern writing, as I use many of them when writing my own patterns. Indicate Regional Terminology Such as whether your crochet terms are written in American Standard or British Standard Terms. Different regions
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This fun little pattern was inspired from my Garden Fairy Flower Pot Doll. This was my original concept for a Gnome Doll, but then when I went to create it, I decided to mirror it after my other dolls. After making my Garden Gnome Toadstool Doll, though, I thought this pocket size one that I
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This fun little pattern was inspired from my Garden Fairy Flower Pot Doll. Every whimsical, fun loving Garden Fairy needs a cute little Gnome as her friend. He is a fun Garden Gnome that can turn into a Toadstool Mushroom and hide amongst the garden with his fairy friends. I am excited for this pattern
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Supplies: 4-6 crates (I bought mine at Walmart) Small can of stain (The one I bought was much larger than needed. Stain goes far) Staining Pad/Sponge (The best is the cloth wrapped sponge, like I used) Latex Gloves Drop Cloth/Plastic to work on Screws for mounting to the wall Details: Lay down the drop cloth, and begin staining
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This amazing pattern was inspired by an idea from one of my testers who has been with me through the whole Sweet Treat Doll Collection, Jessica Washburn. I have to say, this may be the most amazing pattern I have written to date. It may surpass as being my favorite before the original Cupcake Doll
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First I made the Cupcake Dolls, then I made the Ice Cream Sundae Dolls, now I would like to introduce the Ice Cream Cone Doll. This Ice Cream Cone Doll is a bit easier to work up than the Ice Cream Sundae Doll. Plus, I have included two different cone types. I have included a
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I have been working on an ice cream cone version of my Ice Cream Sundae Doll and of course, had to get all fancy in trying to design one with a bit of texture and an advanced stitch called the Honeycomb Lattice stitch. Due to the way I had to work this stitch, the cone worked
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First I made the Cupcake Dolls, now it is time to introduce the Ice Cream Sundae Dolls. I came up with this idea while making multiple cupcake dolls. I thought, wouldn’t ice cream be just as fun as cupcake dolls? If nothing else, they definitely look tasty! Tip: If you are looking to make it
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After all the hype around my paid pattern, The Cupcake Doll, I wanted to let the community know I will still offer free patterns, too. Also, with Valentine’s around the corner and wanting something festive to wear for the holiday, I whipped up a fun little Valentine’s Earwarmer pattern using a fun little stitch called
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