This fun and simple project is a great pick-up gift to sell at craft bazaars or just to make for your favorite fur babies. I use a single plastic grocery bag to stuff the ball, but a small amount of polyester stuffing works well too.

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This pot holder/hot pad is designed to coordinate with the other items in the Dominoes collection. This pattern includes instructions for any special stitches used. All instructions use American terminology and standard abbreviations. The pattern is simple enough for an advanced beginner if done in a single color. In two colors, this is definit...

This towel is designed to coordinate with the other items in the Dominoes collection. This pattern includes instructions for any special stitches used. All instructions use American terminology and standard abbreviations. The pattern is simple enough for an advanced beginner if done in a single color. In two colors, this is definitely an interm...

This scrubby is designed to coordinate with the other items in the Dominoes collection. This pattern includes instructions for any special stitches used. All instructions use American terminology and standard abbreviations. The pattern is simple enough for an advanced beginner if done in a single color. In two colors, this is definitely an inte...

This dish cloth/wash cloth is designed to coordinate with the other items in the Dominoes collection. This pattern includes instructions for any special stitches used. All instructions use American terminology and standard abbreviations. The pattern is simple enough for an advanced beginner if done in a single color. In two colors, this is defi...

All pattern instructions use American terminology and standard abbreviations. Instructions for any special stitches are included. For this pattern, I recommend a fairly good understanding of crochet because the stitch used in it is a bit complex for a brand new crocheter. (It IS quite easy once you get the hang of it.)

Included in this bundle are five dish cloth/wash cloth patterns PLUS a bonus .pdf copy of the Big Girl Dish Cloth. My “Big Girl” home collection is available on my blog for free, but I only make the .pdf versions of those patterns available as part of these bonus bundles. If purchased separately, this bundle would cost $9.95.

All pattern instructions use American terminology and standard abbreviations. Instructions for any special stitches are included. For this pattern, I recommend a fairly good understanding of crochet because the stitch used in it is a bit complex for a brand new crocheter. (It IS quite easy once you get the hang of it.)

All pattern instructions use American terminology and standard abbreviations. Instructions for any special stitches are included. For this pattern, I recommend a fairly good understanding of crochet because the stitch used in it is a bit complex for a brand new crocheter. (It IS quite easy once you get the hang of it.)

All pattern instructions use American terminology and standard abbreviations. Instructions for any special stitches are included. For this pattern, I recommend a fairly good understanding of crochet because the stitch used in it is a bit complex for a brand new crocheter. (It IS quite easy once you get the hang of it.)

All pattern instructions use American terminology and standard abbreviations. Instructions for any special stitches are included. For this pattern, I recommend a fairly good understanding of crochet because the stitch used in it is a bit complex for a brand new crocheter. (It IS quite easy once you get the hang of it.)

The main pattern is for the hanging towel with 3/4” button as pictured. Variations are included for making a flat towel (without the hanger) and for different sized buttons. Also included is a variation guide to adjust the length of the hanging loop. Instructions are also included for any special stitches required to complete the pattern.

The main pattern is for the hanging towel with 3/4” button as pictured. Variations are included for making a flat towel (without the hanger) and for different sized buttons. Also included is a variation guide to adjust the length of the hanging loop. Instructions are also included for any special stitches required to complete the pattern.

This dish cloth/wash cloth is designed to coordinate with the other items in the Basket Case collection. This simple pattern includes instructions for any special stitches used. All instructions use American terminology and standard abbreviations.

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This is the set of three crochet patterns not the finished objects.

By popular demand I’ve decided to offer dish cloth patterns!

By popular demand I’ve decided to offer dish cloth patterns!

By popular demand I’ve decided to offer dish cloth patterns!

By popular demand I’ve decided to offer dish cloth patterns!

By popular demand I’ve decided to offer dish cloth patterns!

By popular demand I’ve decided to offer dish cloth patterns!

Included in this bundle are five towel patterns PLUS a bonus .pdf copy of the Big Girl Towel. My “Big Girl” home collection is available on my blog for free, but I only make the .pdf versions of those patterns available as part of these bonus bundles. If purchased separately, this bundle would cost $14.95.

Included in this bundle are five scrubby patterns PLUS a bonus .pdf copy of the Big Girl Scrubby. My “Big Girl” home collection is available on my blog for free, but I only make the .pdf versions of those patterns available as part of these bonus bundles. If purchased separately, this bundle would cost $9.95.

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Make this cute and fun scrubby in several bright colors and add some sunshine to your kitchen or bath! As with most of my scrubby patterns, a matching towel and pot holder are available separately. If you’d like all three patterns, you’ll find a value bundle in my shop.

These pouches were originally designed to be used as soap or scrubby sacks, but then I thought they’d make cute gift bags for smaller items. The main picture shows a sack lightly stuffed. As shown, they measure about 4 1/2” x 3 1/2” x 5 1/2” which offers plenty of room for a luxury bar of soap, or a small gift wrapped in tissue, or even a Tarot...

Here’s a tip: If you would like all three pieces to match, purchase six (2 oz) balls of Lily cotton yarn.

When I was searching for crochet patterns for mittens, I could not believe how difficult they were to find. I ended up having to figure it out on my own. The results made me pretty happy. Of course, it took a bit of practice to be able to crochet consistently enough to make both the same size. This pattern should be easy enough for the beginner...

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Added 9/26/12 Learn how to get this pattern at no charge.

Added 9/26/12: Learn how to get this pattern at no charge.

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This is a great alternative to all those synthetic kitchen sponges that we use for a couple of weeks then throw away. Use it in the shower or bath to replace a washcloth. Although the example doesn’t show it, a basic hanging loop is included in the pattern.

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