Tutorials and Projects

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Tutorials
Monogram Felt Pillow -- Jewelry Organizer -- Felt Petal Pillow

T-Shirt Sleeve Headband -- Cardigan to Cowl refashion -- Lined Paper Tee and Onesie

Crochet Korker Bow -- Homemade Laundry Detergent (liquid and powder) -- Lamp Makeover

Painted Doily Tee -- Framed Monogram Door Decor -- Harry Potter Tee

Peek-a-Boo Lace Extender Slip -- Dressed up Tabletop -- Scrappy Floral Skirt

Girls' Spring Sweater Refashion -- Glass Marble Magnets/Tacks -- Necktie Necklace

5-Minute Button Earrings -- Floral Love Tee -- Homemade Sugar Scrub

Lace Embellished Tee -- Map Picture Frame -- Ribbon Flower Belt

Crochet Headband -- Bow Necklace -- McIntosh Knockoff Dress

Projects 

(without tutorials, or made using someone else's tutorial/pattern)
*all posts include links to original pattern source, if applicable*

 Crochet Edged Baby Blanket -- Interactive Quiet Book -- Baby Boy Disappearing 9-Patch Quilt

 Amigurumi Bear -- His and Hers Crochet Slippers -- All Star Crochet Baby Blanket

 DIY Trunk Makeover -- Birthday Photo Edit -- DIY Reupholstered Chairs

 Vintage Embroidered Hoop Art -- Sweetheart Dresses -- Sunny Spread Crochet Baby Blanket

 Ruffles and Dots Crochet Baby Blanket -- Peep Toe Baby Shoes -- Striped Crochet Baby Blanket

Crochet Along Fall 2011

1. Sign up

2. Yarn Selection Tips

3. Learn to Chain, Single Crochet, and Turn Your Work

4. Learn Half double crochet, double crochet, increasing, and decreasing

5. How to read a crochet pattern

6. Starting the cowl

7. Joining new yarn

8. Some pattern adaptation options

9. Fasten off, weave in ends, sew ends together

10. Learn to work in the round

11. Finished cowl link-up!

12. Winners!

I've received a few questions recently about selling items made using my tutorials/patterns . . . by all means, feel free! You have my permission to make and sell items made using my tutorials/patterns. The way I see it, everybody puts their own spin on handmade items--adding a little of this, taking out a tad of that--so really, when it's all said and done, you've most likely come up with something quite original that's just based on my instructions. Not to mention that even if I didn't want you selling them, I'd probably never find out if you did it anyway. And what am I going to do, sue you? I might as well just give you my blessing! You have it. Sell with confidence, my friend. (This goes for crochet pattern purchases from my etsy shop as well--make and sell, I don't mind!) I would appreciate a link back to my blog in online item listings as your tutorial/pattern source, please! Spread the handmade love.