See this at: littlegreen.typepad....| Added on 06/07/09

Instant Crochetification These are hour long projects, for when you just want the pleasure of having made something cute and fun - but without too much hard work. They also make fantastic little gifts and trinkets.

Instant Crochetification These are hour long projects, for when you just want the pleasure of having made something cute and fun - but without too much hard work. They also make fantastic little gifts and trinkets. See less

See this at: littlegreen.typepad....| Added on 06/07/09

Download pattern here: Download frogpin.pdf

Download pattern here: Download frogpin.pdf See less

See this at: littlegreen.typepad....| Added on 06/07/09

• Sew the green head to the green body, matching the back of the head to the bigger end of the body. • Match the front of the head to the tapered end of the white body, then sew it in place. (pic1) • Add a little stuffing, then position the front and... See more

• Sew the green head to the green body, matching the back of the head to the bigger end of the body. • Match the front of the head to the tapered end of the white body, then sew it in place. (pic1) • Add a little stuffing, then position the front and back legs before sewing into place on one side. (pics 2 & 3) • Position the other legs, add more stuffing and sew the frog closed. (pic 4) Finishing • Bend frog into shape, with front legs going one way and the back legs going the opposite way; so the knees and elbows pretty much touch, like this >< See less

See this at: shanalogic.com| Added on 05/30/09

OMG-- So cute!!! This adorable crocheted froggy hat is the perfect addition to your unique look, or as an add-on accessory when it's "sweater weather." It's got funny eyes and a super happy smile finished with blushed cheeks. Each face was... See more

OMG-- So cute!!! This adorable crocheted froggy hat is the perfect addition to your unique look, or as an add-on accessory when it's "sweater weather." It's got funny eyes and a super happy smile finished with blushed cheeks. Each face was hand-appliqued so they vary slightly (but are all adorable). Size: Small-Medium Adult Material: 100% soft acrylic. Machine washable. See less

Highlights: $25.00

See this at: shanalogic.com| Added on 05/30/09

Add a little cuteness to your winter wear! This adorable crocheted panda hat is the perfect addition to your outerwear look, or as an add-on accessory when it's "sweater weather." It's is made with soft creamy white with the cutest round black ears,... See more

Add a little cuteness to your winter wear! This adorable crocheted panda hat is the perfect addition to your outerwear look, or as an add-on accessory when it's "sweater weather." It's is made with soft creamy white with the cutest round black ears, and was crocheted with love by the artist. Super soft thick yarn for a comfy fit! Size: One size- Approx 8 inches long Material: 100% soft acrylic. Machine washable. *Please allow an extra 5 business days for creation time as this item is made to order. Please Giftbox this item: See less

Highlights: $35.00

See this at: crochetsal.com| Added on 02/05/09

My 5 yo mentioned she wanted a mermaid doll, and this is how she came out! It was Allison⠀™s idea to make the hair different colours, and it does look a little magical. Please note: if doll is played with, pipecleaners will work themselves out.... See more

My 5 yo mentioned she wanted a mermaid doll, and this is how she came out! It was Allison⠀™s idea to make the hair different colours, and it does look a little magical. Please note: if doll is played with, pipecleaners will work themselves out. Pipecleaners should be used only if doll is a shelf-sitter. If doll is to be played with, simply omit pipecleaners, arms do not require stuffing. Materials: Worsted Weight yarn in 4 colours. I used: A=skin colour, B=lilac, C=rose, D=yellow crochet hook size F (3.75mm) 1 pipe cleaner small amount polyester stuffing Notes: Always join at end of rounds. Beginning ch1 does NOT count as sc, always work first sc into same st as beg ch1. Dec=(yo, draw up loop in next st) twice, yo, pull through all three loops. Dtr=double triple crochet: yo 3 times, insert hook in next st. yo, pull up loop. (Yo, draw through 2 loops) 4 times. To start head and body: With A, Ch2. 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook. Join. Rnd 2: work in blps: ch1, 2sc in each st around. (12) Rnd... See less

See this at: katcrochet.com| Added on 02/05/09

Amigurumi Chihuahua is in PDF format! To save this file to your PC, right click the picture and select SAVE TARGET AS! This file is a translation from a Japanese pattern that I found on the internet for free. As soon as I can find the website again,... See more

Amigurumi Chihuahua is in PDF format! To save this file to your PC, right click the picture and select SAVE TARGET AS! This file is a translation from a Japanese pattern that I found on the internet for free. As soon as I can find the website again, I will post it for everyone to see. If you know the site, please CONTACT ME so I can give the artist credit. See less

See this at: marloscrochetcorner....| Added on 02/05/09

Note: Do not join rounds, use a stitch marker to mark the beginning of each round With F hook: ch 2 Round 1- 6sc in 2nd ch form hook Round 2 - 2 sc in each st around Round 3 - 2sc 1st st, sc next st, around Round 4-5 - sc each st around Round 6 - sc... See more

Note: Do not join rounds, use a stitch marker to mark the beginning of each round With F hook: ch 2 Round 1- 6sc in 2nd ch form hook Round 2 - 2 sc in each st around Round 3 - 2sc 1st st, sc next st, around Round 4-5 - sc each st around Round 6 - sc next 10, 2sc next st, sc next 2 st, 2sc next st, sc next 3sts, 2sc next st (21) Round 7 - sc next 12 sts, 2sc next st, sc next st, 2sc next st, *sc next 2 st, 2sc next st* twice (25) Round 8 - sc each st around (25) Round 9 - sc next 11, 2sc next st , sc next 3 sts, 2sc next st, sc next 2 st, 2sc next st, sc next 3 st, 2sc next st, sc next 2 st (29) Round 10 - sc next 14 st, 2sc next st, sc next 4 st, hdc next 4 st, sc next 3 st, 2sc next st, sc next 2st (31) Round 11- sc next 3 st, dec sc, sc next st, dec sc, sc next 6 st, 2sc next st, sc next 5 st, hdc next 4 st, sc next 6 st, 2sc next st (31) Round 12 - sc next 4, dec sc, sc next st, dec sc, sc next 10, (in flo of next 4 sts, work, hdc dc next st, 2dc next st, 2dc next st, dc hdc next... See less

See this at: lionbrand.com| Added on 02/05/09

Work in continuous rnds; do not join rnds or turn unless otherwise instructed. | BALL Ch 2. Rnd 1: Work 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook. Place marker for beginning of rnd; move marker up as each rnd is completed. Rnd 2: 2 sc in each st around–12 sts. Rnd 3:... See more

Work in continuous rnds; do not join rnds or turn unless otherwise instructed. | BALL Ch 2. Rnd 1: Work 6 sc in 2nd ch from hook. Place marker for beginning of rnd; move marker up as each rnd is completed. Rnd 2: 2 sc in each st around–12 sts. Rnd 3: *2 sc in next st, sc in next st; rep from * around–18 sts. Rnd 4: *2 sc in next st, sc in next 2 sts; rep from * around–24 sts. Rnd 5: *2 sc in next st, sc in next 3 sts; rep from * around–30 sts. Rnd 6: *2 sc in next st, sc in next 4 sts; rep from * around–36 sts. Rnds 7–13: Sc in each st around. Fill Ball about halfway with pellets and small amount fiberfill. Rnd 14: *Sc2tog, sc in next 4 sts; rep from * around–30 sts. Rnd 15: *Sc2tog, sc in next 3 sts; rep from * around–24 sts. Rnd 16: *Sc2tog, sc in next 2 sts; rep from * around–18 sts. Rnd 17: *Sc2tog, sc in next st; rep from * around–12 sts. Rnd 18: (Sc2tog) 6 times–6 sts. Fasten off. FINISHING With small amount of red yarn, embroider straight st ‘seams’ on Ball. Weave in ends. See less

See this at: members.optusnet.com...| Added on 02/05/09

A Fun Fishing Game Worsted weight yarn - 3 + 1/2 ozs each teal, red, blue, pink and black. 1 oz each green, yellow, orange and purple. 4 wooden 3/4" x 22" dowels 4 clear shower hooks 8 yellow shower curtain rings Fiberfill Size G crochet hook Each... See more

A Fun Fishing Game Worsted weight yarn - 3 + 1/2 ozs each teal, red, blue, pink and black. 1 oz each green, yellow, orange and purple. 4 wooden 3/4" x 22" dowels 4 clear shower hooks 8 yellow shower curtain rings Fiberfill Size G crochet hook Each Fish is 5 + 1/2" long and each Fishing Pole is 22" long. FISH: ( make one of each colour except black ) BODY: Rnd 1: Starting at mouth, ch 3, sl st in first ch to form ring, ch 1, 8 sc in ring, join with sl st in first sc. ( 8 sc ). Rnds 2-3: Ch 1, sc in first st, 2 sc in next st, ( sc in next st, 2 sc in next st ) around, join. ( 12, 18 ). Rnd 4: Ch 1, sc in each of first 2 sts, 2 sc in next st, ( sc in each of next 2 sts, 2 sc in next st ) around, join. ( 24 ). Rnd 5: Ch 1, sc in each of first 3 sts, 2 sc in next st, ( sc in each of next 3 sts, 2 sc in next st ) around, join. ( 30 ). Rnds 6-15: Ch 1, sc in each st around, join. Rnd 16: Ch 1, sc in each of first 3 sts, skip next st, ( sc in each of next 3 sts, skip next st ) around, join. (... See less

See this at: jpfun.com| Added on 02/05/09

Paper Bead Jewelry Coming Soon Home | Become a Member | Register for Raffle | Play Games | Take Polls | Order Supplies | Abbreviations Crochet Stitches | JPFun Newsletters | Patterns | Pattern Index | Guest Book | Points Account Points Account Lost... See more

Paper Bead Jewelry Coming Soon Home | Become a Member | Register for Raffle | Play Games | Take Polls | Order Supplies | Abbreviations Crochet Stitches | JPFun Newsletters | Patterns | Pattern Index | Guest Book | Points Account Points Account Lost Password | What is It? | About US | Reference | Get the 600 Pattern CD | Crafters Forum Copyright Notice: All patterns on this site are for your own personal use. They are not for resale anywhere for any reason in any form electronic or in hard copy. You may use the free patterns only to make the items to sell or give away. Please, if you sell items made from the free patterns, include the URL where the pattern came from with the item. See less

See this at: learn-how-to-crochet...| Added on 02/05/09

Stitches: Chain, Slip Stitch, Treble.Work 2 pieces as follows. With white yarn, work 3ch joining with a ss to form a loop. 1st Round: Work 3ch, 13tr into ring, join with a ss into 3rd of 3ch. 2nd Round: Work 3ch, 2tr into next tr, * 1tr into next tr,... See more

Stitches: Chain, Slip Stitch, Treble.Work 2 pieces as follows. With white yarn, work 3ch joining with a ss to form a loop. 1st Round: Work 3ch, 13tr into ring, join with a ss into 3rd of 3ch. 2nd Round: Work 3ch, 2tr into next tr, * 1tr into next tr, 2tr into next tr. Repeat from * finishing with a ss into 3rd of 3ch. 3rd Row: Work 3ch, 1tr into each of next 5tr, 3ch. Turn. 4th – 7th Row: Work 1tr into each of next 5tr, 3ch. Turn. [omit 3ch at end of 7th row]. Fasten off. Work 2 more pieces by repeating instructions to end of 2nd round. Join these round motifs to first sections worked, with a row of dc on the wrong side. Place the top edge of 1 motif against the middle of the stitch on the side of the 5th row of the other completed section, with a darning needle threaded in white yarn, join your 2 completed sections with a flat seam. Thread your darning needle with red yarn and work a V stitch over either side of join. Fasten off. Click on this link for more Crochet Toys to make. If... See less

See this at: community.livejourna...| Added on 02/01/09

hey all! this is my first post here, but i've been a fan of this comm for a while now! i had a rather nice, quiet weekend home alone planned... and i randomly thought i'd try to crochet a chihuahua! (please let me know if my pic outside the lj-cut is... See more

hey all! this is my first post here, but i've been a fan of this comm for a while now! i had a rather nice, quiet weekend home alone planned... and i randomly thought i'd try to crochet a chihuahua! (please let me know if my pic outside the lj-cut is too big! ^^;;) i haven't crocheted in YEARS and i had so many false starts. ^O^;;; but over all, i think it wasn't so bad. now i want to do more! ^O^;; i modified this pattern to match my friend's dog (which is actually a pomeranian / jack russell mix, but i think the chihuahua pattern fit. quite nicely. ^O^;;;) in addition the pattern has him standing but i couldn't figure out how to attach the head to the body that way... and therefore my guy is sitting. ^O^;;; (ooh! and i improvised the curly tail, is it cute? ^O^;;;;;;;;) See less

See this at: owlishly.typepad.com| Added on 02/01/09

For you! Download Owlishly- Sleepy Sarah amigurumi pattern Well, I wanted to thank all you loyal readers and customers by offering a free pattern. I wanted it to be similar to my regular patterns, but also be a tad simpler so it's kind of like a... See more

For you! Download Owlishly- Sleepy Sarah amigurumi pattern Well, I wanted to thank all you loyal readers and customers by offering a free pattern. I wanted it to be similar to my regular patterns, but also be a tad simpler so it's kind of like a practice run. This one is for a baby so I wanted to make more of a Waldorf shaped baby, simple and sweet. With this little doll, you can leave it faceless, or embroider a little face. The yarn was chosen by the mama of the baby that I was making this doll for and while I liked the color, it was a bit too squeaky for regular use. I'll add it to Ravelry and make it easier to retrieve too by adding as one of my pages. :: The Etsy special'll get it's own post :) See less

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See this at: littlegreen.typepad....| Added on 02/01/09

What do you mean "this isn't the greatest game in the world" !?!!!??? You must be kidding ! This actually WAS the greatest game in the world untill you came up with YOUR version ! ... And I'm still making mittens for Xmas gifts ... pfff

What do you mean "this isn't the greatest game in the world" !?!!!??? You must be kidding ! This actually WAS the greatest game in the world untill you came up with YOUR version ! ... And I'm still making mittens for Xmas gifts ... pfff See less

See this at: members.tripod.com| Added on 02/01/09

This design is (copyrighted) © by Lee Ann Hamm. Please do not pass around in e-mails, post to newsgroups or Bulletin Board Services (BBS), post to other websites, message boards, nor send to any type of publisher. Please pass on the URL address... See more

This design is (copyrighted) © by Lee Ann Hamm. Please do not pass around in e-mails, post to newsgroups or Bulletin Board Services (BBS), post to other websites, message boards, nor send to any type of publisher. Please pass on the URL address instead. Thanks. Round 1: Ch 4, 3 dc in first ch, ch 3, 4 dc in same place, ch 3 4 dc in same place,ch 3, join with sl st in top of beg ch 3. Round 2: Sl st in next 3 dc and in next sp, ch 3, 3 dc in same space, ch 3 (corner), 4 dc in same space, ch 1 * 4 dc, ch 3 (corner), 4 dc all in next sp, ch 1, repeat from * once, join. Round 3: Sl st in next 3 dc and in corner sp, ch 3, 3 dc, ch 3 (corner), 4 dc all in same sp, ch 1, 4 dc in next sp, ch 1 * 4 dc, ch 3 (corner), 4 dc all in next corner, ch 1, 4 dc in next sp, ch 1, repeat from * once, join. Round 4: Ch 1, 1 sc in same st, 1 sc in next 3 dc, 5 sc in corner, 1 sc in next 4 dc, 1 sc in next ch-1 sp, and continue around, working 1 sc in each dc and in each ch-1 sp and 5 sc in each corner... See less

See this at: aww.ninemsn.com.au| Added on 02/01/09

It takes no time at all to create these delicate crocheted snowflake designs for Christmas. They make perfect personalised greeting cards and decorations. MATERIALS * DMC Cebelia crochet cotton #20 – Blanc * Aero Crochet Hook 1.0mm * Craft glue *... See more

It takes no time at all to create these delicate crocheted snowflake designs for Christmas. They make perfect personalised greeting cards and decorations. MATERIALS * DMC Cebelia crochet cotton #20 – Blanc * Aero Crochet Hook 1.0mm * Craft glue * Artist’s paintbrush (white bristle) Abbreviations: Ch: chain Tr: treble Pc: picot Dc: double crochet Slst: slip stitch TO STIFFEN SNOWFLAKES Place the Snowflakes into a bowl of warm water from about 5minutes. Remove, and place between a clean cotton tea towel (not terry cloth) to remove excess water. Place a piece of aluminium foil onto an ironing board. Block the Snowflakes onto this, using pins. Place a small amount of craft glue into a shallow lid, adding a little water, mix well. Using an artist’s paintbrush, dab the mixture onto the Snowflakes. Leave for 5-6minutes, then remove the pins and very gently lift the Snowflakes off the foil and place onto the tea towel to dry. For added stiffness, place them back onto a clean piece of foil and... See less

See this at: crafttutorials.wordp...| Added on 02/01/09

Chain 4 close to make ring with slip stitch * row 1: 6sc in ring (6) * row 2: 2 sc in every sc (12) * row 3: 2sc in every 2nd sc (1 * row 4: 1sc in every sc (1 * row 5: 1sc in every sc (1 * row 6: 1sc in every sc (1 * row 7: 2nd + 3rd sc together... See more

Chain 4 close to make ring with slip stitch * row 1: 6sc in ring (6) * row 2: 2 sc in every sc (12) * row 3: 2sc in every 2nd sc (1 * row 4: 1sc in every sc (1 * row 5: 1sc in every sc (1 * row 6: 1sc in every sc (1 * row 7: 2nd + 3rd sc together (12) * row 8: 1sc in every sc (12) * row 9: 2 sc in every 3sc (16) * row 10: 1 sc in every sc (16) * row 11: 2sc in every 4th sc (20) * row 12 1 sc in every sc (20) * Start filling body * row 13: 4th of 5th sc together (16) * row 14: 3rd + 4th together (12) * Fill body again * row 15: 2nd + 3rd together (6) * row 16: 3 x 2sc together * Finish off Wings Chain 4 close to make ring with slip stitch * row 1: 6 sc in ring * row 2: 2sc in every sc (12) * row 3: 2x *1sc, 2sc in next sc* next sc 1x slip stitch * row 4: ch4 close ring with 1sc into 1st of chain * turn work over, 9 sc in ring cut yarn off keep appr 20cm length. * Attach small circle to larger circel. Attach body and wings together, and make a smiley face and TAaaadaaa you are done! Just... See less

See this at: wikiknitting.com| Added on 02/01/09

Add a grid to show where each of the stitches will be. Note:The size of the grid should correspond to the cell size you used when you pixelated the image. * Create a canvas that is 4x4 pixels. * From the file menu select New and add the following... See more

Add a grid to show where each of the stitches will be. Note:The size of the grid should correspond to the cell size you used when you pixelated the image. * Create a canvas that is 4x4 pixels. * From the file menu select New and add the following settings. * Width: 4 pixels * Height: 4 pixels * Background: Transparent * Select black or another contrasting color as your foreground color. * Select the pencil tool and set the pixel size to 1. * Go around the outside edge and paint the left and top edges with a 1 pixel wide black border. * Select all (ctl+a or cmd+a) and Edit->Define Pattern * Give the pattern a name. See less

See this at: craftster.org| Added on 02/01/09

Using a cunning combination of elastic and beads you too can crochet glamorous rings just like this one: although it is not obvious in that picture,...

See this at: stitch.hellooperator...| Added on 02/01/09

stitch - much too much photography for a textile blog

stitch - much too much photography for a textile blog See less

See this at: girlontherocks.com| Added on 02/01/09

Halloween is one of the most inspirational crafty-times of the year for me. I am still waiting the rare trip to Target to see which Halloween cuties they have out this year, but the gears are already turning. I am surrounded by ‘Lip balm for zombies’... See more

Halloween is one of the most inspirational crafty-times of the year for me. I am still waiting the rare trip to Target to see which Halloween cuties they have out this year, but the gears are already turning. I am surrounded by ‘Lip balm for zombies’ from my friend Amanda. Then I saw an adorable severed zombie finger on etsy (I can call it adorable, right?). Then I realized the chapstick is the size of a finger, and viola! The monster finger chapstick holder is born! If you have made any other amigurumi, you should be able to make this. I assume that you know how to increase, decrease, and start using a magic ring. To make your own monster finger filled with chapstick you will need: * Crochet hook - Size F * Worsted weight yarn in three colors. I used Cascade 220 wool for the brown and green, and Caron Acrylic for the red. * button (optional) * key ring (optional) This pattern has 3 parts. The fingernail, the finger, and the bloody severed top portion. I’ll give you the pattern for the... See less

See this at: littlegreen.typepad....| Added on 02/01/09

LOL--thanks for the good laugh. But seriously, the turtles are precious. Thank you for the pattern. I know what you mean---missing the grass and trees. Where we lived before we moved here had lots of grass, trees and birds. And then we moved... See more

LOL--thanks for the good laugh. But seriously, the turtles are precious. Thank you for the pattern. I know what you mean---missing the grass and trees. Where we lived before we moved here had lots of grass, trees and birds. And then we moved here--which is just the opposite. Last summer I put lots of flowers in containers and bird feeders on my patio to try to draw in a few birds. But unfortunately I only drew in other unwanted creatures. I was sitting outside at dusk one night and saw something run across the walk way. I got my flashlight to find little mice eating out of the bird feeder. Do not get me wrong, mice are cute as long as they are not running around me. See less

See this at: littlegreen.typepad....| Added on 02/01/09

A good quality pet slicker brush – That’s it! Top Tips First crochet an item as normal, following these top tips. · Make sure you brush your crochet before you add eyes, noses, and other features, it is almost impossible to brush around them. · A pet... See more

A good quality pet slicker brush – That’s it! Top Tips First crochet an item as normal, following these top tips. · Make sure you brush your crochet before you add eyes, noses, and other features, it is almost impossible to brush around them. · A pet slicker · When working with fuzzy wool smooth it down with your fingers as you use it and you will find you can use it like any other wool, it will fluff up again during brushing. · Always brush in short, sharp brushes in a many different directions to get the best effect. · Use metal crochet hooks – gives you more leverage. · Crochet tight otherwise you can pull your item apart. Step by Step Follow the photo examples below Step 1: Crochet your item – It is best to brush while everything is still in parts and before details are added. If you need to add eyes early on in the process, brush the patch where they are going when you need to add them, then finish the rest of the brushing later. Step 2: Use a pet slicker brush to brush the item... See less

See this at: littlegreen.typepad....| Added on 02/01/09

Great frog pattern! Some your math is a little off in the stitch counts (head circle should be 8, 12, 18; the others 8, 16, 24), which is a trifle unnerving for us OCD people, but I just followed the instructions and ignored the stitch counts, and it... See more

Great frog pattern! Some your math is a little off in the stitch counts (head circle should be 8, 12, 18; the others 8, 16, 24), which is a trifle unnerving for us OCD people, but I just followed the instructions and ignored the stitch counts, and it turned out just fine. :) See less

See this at: craftleftovers.com| Added on 02/01/09

* tricia says: So adorable! This is my favorite of all the knit/crochet cupcakes out there. May 5th, 2008 at 11:26 am * rengawk says: Hee I also created a Flickr group to share any photos if folks make any cupcakes from the pattern! The link is... See more

* tricia says: So adorable! This is my favorite of all the knit/crochet cupcakes out there. May 5th, 2008 at 11:26 am * rengawk says: Hee I also created a Flickr group to share any photos if folks make any cupcakes from the pattern! The link is located on the pattern since I don’t know what markup to use to link here. ^^ May 5th, 2008 at 11:49 am * Lisa says: Cute cupcake but the download doesn’t work. May 5th, 2008 at 12:17 pm * Pam says: PDF link doesn’t appear to work. Cute cupcake though. May 5th, 2008 at 1:33 pm * abby williams says: hey remind me to show you what i did for the production line this year in metals, i put little crocheted cupcakes and teacups on plastic teapot shaped rings with s.silver saucers. - abby May 5th, 2008 at 10:45 pm * Faye says: PDF link still doesn’t work May 6th, 2008 at 6:39 pm * admin says: Hmm, well, it’s working for me, so I know it’s not the link. Is the file just not downloading right? Can you download the other patterns okay? Email me if you... See less

See this at: supernaturale.com| Added on 02/01/09

Crochet is usually relegated to the domain of hats, scarves, and potscrubbers-frankly, a damn shame given its enormous sculptural potential. The primary quality that recommends crochet as three dimensional medium is the fact that crochet stitches are... See more

Crochet is usually relegated to the domain of hats, scarves, and potscrubbers-frankly, a damn shame given its enormous sculptural potential. The primary quality that recommends crochet as three dimensional medium is the fact that crochet stitches are not unlike pixels - discrete units that combine to facet the surface of a form. The size of those stitches, and the number of their neighbors in the rows above and below, determines the shape of the work. As such, your design can be quantified as a pattern and easily shared with others. Aside from certain intangibles – tension of the working yarn principal among them – a piece produced faithfully from a pattern will be identical to the original. If you like, you can think of a crochet pattern as a program for highly individual human fabbers. In addition to this great reproducibility, the fact that only one stitch is worked at a time in crochet leads to fantastic opportunities for improvisation. You don't need to really plan ahead to make... See less