Who doesn’t love ❤️ dressing up their wardrobe? Why not dress up your boots as well? In today’s post you will find a FREE copy the Wrapped in Love Boot Cuffs Crochet Pattern. This is a great crochet pattern to make for Valentine’s Day or any time of the year.
Wrapped in Love Boot Cuffs
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Wrapped in Love Boot Cuffs Crochet Pattern
Wrapped in Love Boot Cuffs
Materials: US H Hook or 5 mm MC-200-400 yards of #4 Worsted Weight Yarn CC-10-40 yards of #4 Worsted Weight Yarn Scissors Tapestry Needle
Gauge: US H Hook or 5 mm Hook
8 dc x 4 rows = 2″
Stitches Used: ch = chain ch sp = chain space st = stitch sc = single crochet dc = double crochet sl st = slip stitch alt ch 2 = alternate chain 2 fdc = foundation double crochet ldc = long double crochet beg shell = beginning shell shell = shell MC = Main Color CC = Contrasting Color
Special Stitches:
Beginning Shell = alt ch 2, dc, ch 1, 2 dc all in the same stitch
Shell = 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc all in the same stitch
beg shell here
shell here Changing Colors here long double crochet here
Notes:
The boot cuffs are worked in the round. Slip stitch into the 1st stitch, the chain space or the stitch specified.
alt ch 2 DOES count as a dc.
Shell rows create the heart.
If you want to change colors for the hearts, you would do it on the shell rows.
There are helpful hints for using the MC and CC below the Adult Size pattern.
Sizes are for child, teen, small adult, medium adult, and large adult. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
Wrapped in Love Boot Cuffs – Child Size Crochet Pattern
Be sure to measure you calf before you crochet the cuffs. You also need to take into account that you will be wearing the boot cuffs over you pant legs.
Boot Cuffs:
If you want to do a bigger size or see how to change colors for the hearts, you can purchase a pdf copy of the crochet pattern for $3 from Ravelry.
There are helpful hints for using the MC and CC below the Adult Large size
There are Video Tutorials showing you how to crochet the Repeat Rows on my YouTube Channel
Child Size:
Leave a long tail for sewing the foundation row closed.
R1: fdc 28 sl st in beginning fdc to join. 28 fdc
Optional: ch 30, dc in 4th ch from hook and in each remaining st. sl st in 1st ch to join. 28 dc
Use Tapestry Needle to close FDC.
R2: alt ch 2 and dc around. 28 dc
R3: sl st into 1st dc. [alt ch 2, dc, ch 1, 2 dc all in the same stitch. (beg shell) made] ch 2, skip 6 st, 2 dc, ch 1. 2 dc all in the same stitch. (shell made). *ch 2, skip 6 st, shell in next st.* Repeat from * to * around. ch 2 and sl st in top of alt ch 2 of beg shell. 4 shells
R4: sl st over to ch 1 sp of beg shell, ch 1, sc in same st., *ch 2, skip 2 dc from previous row, 1 ldc in next 2 st, ch 2, sc in ch 1 space of next shell.* Repeat from * to * around. sl st in sc to join.
R5: alt ch 2 in first st and dc in each remaining st. 28 dc
R6-R8: Repeat R3-R5
R9-R10: alt ch 2 in first st and dc in each remaining st around. 28 dc
Fasten off and weave in the ends. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………
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The Autumn Hues Wrap Crochet Pattern uses basic crochet stitches and can be customizable. You can make a Scarf, Table Runner, Motif Squares and more. You will find the Autumn Hues Wrap as a free crochet pattern below.
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I just love Autumn! It is my favorite time of year. I love to see the leaves changing, there’s a different smell in the air and I love seeing all of the pumpkins. Best of all, I get to celebrate my children’s birthdays and mine!
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Autumn Hues Wrap FREE Crochet Pattern
You will find a FREE copy of my Autumn Hues Wrap Crochet Pattern below. Celebrate Autumn with it’s beautiful colors.
Information Needed to Crochet the Autumn Hues Wrap
Skill Level: Beginner US Terminology
Yarn Used: I used 8 colors of Worsted or Aran Weight Yarn in a variety of brands.
One Size: 21” x 68”
Materials: US H or 5 mm Crochet Hook 800-1000 yds of 4 ply Worsted or Aran Weight Yarn Scissors Tapestry Needle
Abbreviations/Stitches Used: ch = chain sc = single crochet dc = double crochet sl st = slip stitch sp = space rep = repeat
Notes: ch 3 counts as a double crochet The stitch count is a multiple of 7 + 2 I used the Chirpy Picot Stitch from Crochet ‘n’ Create
Special Stitches: Picot – ch 3, sc in 3rd ch from hook. Shell – (2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc) all in the same space.
Gauge: US H Crochet Hook or 5 mm 16 st x 8 rows = 4” Autumn Hues Wrap Free Crochet Pattern below
4” x 4” Gauge Swatch: R1: ch 16, shell in 6th ch from hook, * picot (see notes) sk 6 ch, shell in next ch. rep from * until last 3 ch. sk 2 ch, dc in last ch. ch 3 and turn.. R2: shell in next ch 2 sp, *work picot, shell in next ch-2 sp, rep from * until last ch-2 sp of last ch-5 sp. work picot, shell in the ch-2 sp, dc in the top of ch 3. ch 3 and turn R3-R8: shell in the next ch-2 sp, * work picot, shell in next ch-2 sp. rep from * to the last ch-2 sp and ch 3, work picot, shell in ch-2 sp, dc in top of ch 3. turn.
Customizing:
Width: To create a wider wrap add multiples of 7. Length: Use your Height plus 4” – 8” to reach your desired length by continuing to repeat R3. After you have reached your desired length, move on to the border.
R1: ch 86, shell in 6th ch from hook, * picot, sk 6 ch, shell in next ch. * rep from * until last ch 3. sk 2 , dc in last ch. ch 3, turn. R2: shell in next ch-2 sp, *work picot, shell in next ch-2 sp. rep from * until last ch-2 sp and the ch-5 sp, work picot, shell in ch-2 sp, dc in top of ch 3. ch 3, turn. R3: shell in the next ch-2 sp. * work picot, shell in next ch-2 sp, rep from * until last ch-2 sp and ch 3, work picot, shell in the ch-2 sp, dc in top of ch 3. ch 3, turn. Repeat R3 until you reach your desired length. Last Row: ch 1, sc in the same st. sc in next st, *ch 6, sk picot, sc in ch-1 sp of shell. rep from * until the last 2 st, sc in the last 2 st. 51 st Do not turn after your final row.
Border: down the side: shell in the last st of final row and turn to the side of wrap, *picot, sk next side post, shell in the next side post. repfrom * until the corner. shell in the corner. bottom: turn to crochet in the starting ch. *picot, shell in the next ch-6 sp. rep from * until the corner. shell in the ch-3 sp of the corner. up the 2nd side: turn to crochet up the 2nd side. *picot, sk side post, shell in the next side post. rep from * until the corner. shell in the corner. top: turn to crochet across the top, *picot, shell in next ch-6 sp. rep from * until the starting corner. sl st in 1st dc of shell to join. Fasten off and weave your ends.
My crochet pattern tester, Nancy McKain, did use the design to make a Table Runner because she lives in Arizona, who would want to wear a wrap in that weather?!? 😀
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The Shades of Autumn Blog Hop hosted by Agat Gootie of Made by Gooties started already, October 1, 2021. I am collaborating in this event and I am giving away a free pdf copy of my Acacia Skirt Crochet Pattern on October 5, 2021!
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The Acacia Skirt Crochet Pattern was released in early September. I am so proud of this new design, as this is my first skirt crochet pattern. Let me tell ya, it won’t be my last!
This new design has a technique I have never used before, it uses your body type. It can be customized to fit you from your waist to your hips to the body of the skirt! There are also 3 length suggestions inside the pattern that you can choose from or you can crochet it to fit your own custom length.
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The name of the skirt is a little different. I used the Wattle Stitch as the main stitch for the body of the skirt. When you think of the word wattle, you think of that fleshy, flabby stuff that is found on roosters or turkeys lol that is not the definition I wanted for the skirt. lol So I looked up the meaning of wattle and that is where I found out the name Acacia. An acacia is a type of flower that can be found in Australia and the branches and stalks are used for a type of fencing or walls. Below is a picture of an acacia flower.
If you don’t crochet or don’t have the time to make one for yourself or family or friends, I would be more than happy to crochet one for you! You can fill out the Custom Order Form below or email me at jo@joscraftyhook.com and we can discuss how to make it to fit your style, size, and color(s)!
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Below you will find some details about the acacia skirt that are part of the pattern and can help you decide if you would like to crochet this skirt for yourself or someone you know.
Notes: The waistband is worked in the round. The rest of the skirt is worked in rows and are joined. Alt ch 2 or ch 2 counts as a half double crochet. There are 3 parts to the skirt, the Waist, the Hips, and the Body. Sizes range from 24” 26” 28” 30” 32” 34” 36” 38” 40” consecutively. If you need a wider waist, you can use the gauge and adjust your stitch count accordingly.
There are 2 types of ties for the waistband that can be found at the end of the pattern as another option to add to your skirt.
Gauge: US H Hook or 5mm 12 hdc x 12 rows = 4”
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I am SO proud of my testers and their versions of the Acacia Skirt! They all customized the pattern to fit their size and length preference. Thank you Kami Jones, Beth Bjerklie, Rachael Knights, Sallyanne Fisher, Becky Cupin, Danielle Hanken Tetreault, and Emily Funk! Check out their gorgeous work below!
The BlueBerry Waffle Beanie Crochet Pattern uses the Waffle Stitch that creates a beautiful textured look.
I designed the BlueBerry Waffle Beanie with 2 versions for Lion Brand’s #HatNotHate drive that increases awareness about Bullying. Here is what Lion Brand has to say about #HatNotHate:
“With #HatNotHate Lion Brand Yarn hopes to increase awareness on the impact of bullying has on children, teens and adults by rallying together and crafting blue hats to proudly wear throughout the month of October, National Bullying Prevention Month. With your help we hope to create a new “craftivist” movement to send the message that bullying in unacceptable.”
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Materials: US H Crochet Hook/5.0 or 5 mm
US I Crochet Hook/5.5mm 150-400 yards of 4 ply Worsted or Aran Weight Yarn Scissors Tapestry Needle
Gauge: US Hook H/5.0 or 5 mm 8 FPDC/BPDC x 5 Rows = 2 inch
Abbreviations: CH = Chain Sl St = Slip Stitch DC = Double Crochet FDC = Foundation Double Crochet FPDC = Front Post Double Crochet BPDC = Back Post Double Crochet DC2TOG = Double Crochet 2 Together
Notes: Ch 3 does count as a DC
Ch 1 does NOT count as a stitch
DC2TOG instructions from YouTube here. FDC instructions on YouTube here.
FPDC instructions on YouTube here.
BPDC instructions here.
Special Stitches: Front Post Double Crochet – Double Crochet going around the Front Post of the DC in the Previous Row. Back Post Double Crochet – Double Crochet going behind the Front Post of the DC in the Previous Row. Double Crochet 2 Together – when you double crochet two together, you are taking what were two double crochet stitches and turning them into just one double crochet stitch. This is also known as a decrease.
Special Notes:
Stitch multiple after the band is 3, so if your band is too tight or too loose try going up or down in hook size instead of adjusting stitch count.
Pattern written for: NB-6mth (6-12 mth, 12-24 mth, 2-4 yrs, 5-10 yrs, Teen/Sm Adult, Med Adult, Lg Adult)
Brim is worked in the round.
Waffle Stitch is worked as rows.
If Height of Hat is NOT met, Repeat R6-R7 until Height is met. Remember you will be adding 1.5”-2.5” for Decreasing.
If Height IS Hat IS met, end with R7 repeat, skip the rest of the Rows and go to Decrease Rows. Remember you will be adding 1.5”-2.5” when decreasing.
If Height of Hat is NOT met after adding all the Rows, you can use more Decrease Rows below.
Ad-Free Copy of the BlueBerry Waffle Beanie Crochet Pattern
Version 1
Brim:
R1: Fdc 48 (57, 60, 69, 78, 81, 87, 90) join.
R2: Ch 3, fpdc in the next st *dc in the next st, fpdc in the next st* Repeat from * to * around. sl st to join. (48, 57, 60, 69, 78, 87, 90) st
R3: Ch 2, fpdc in the same st, *dc in the next st, fpdc in the next st* Repeat from * to * around. sl st to join. (48, 57, 60, 69, 78, 81, 87, 90) st
Waffle Stitch:
R4: Ch 3, dc in same stitch and each stitch around. sl st to join.
R5:Ch 3, turn, dc in the next st. *fpdc around the post of the next stitch, dc in the next two st.* Repeat from * to * around. sl st to join.
R6: Ch 3, turn, dc in the next st. Fpdc around the post of the next st, dc in the next 2 st.* Repeat from * to * around. sl st to join.
Ages 0-6 mth, 6-12 mth, 12-24 mth
R7-R10: Repeat R5-R6 twice then go to Decrease Rows
Ages 2-4 yrs
R7-R12: Repeat R5-R6 three times then go to Decrease Rows
Ages 5-10 yrs
R7-14: Repeat R5-R6 four times then go to Decrease Rows
Tween/Small Adult
R7-14: Repeat R5-R6 four times then go to Decrease Rows
Medium Adult
R7-R16: Repeat R5-R6 five times and go to Decrease Rows
Large Adult
R7-R18: Repeat R5-R6 six times and go to Decrease Rows
Decrease Rows:
R1: Ch 2, fpdc in the next st, *dc2tog in the next 2 dc, (fpdc in the next st, dc in the next 2 st) twice* Repeat from * to * around. sl st to join. turn
R2: Ch 3, *bpdc in the next st, (dc in the next st, bpdc in the next 2 st) twice.* Repeat from * to * around. sl st to join. turn
R3: Ch 2 *fpdc in the next st, dc in the next st, fpdc in the next st, dc2tog, fpdc in the next st, dc in the next 2 st* Repeat from * to * around. sl st to join. turn
R4: Ch 3, bpdc in the next st, dc in the next st, bpdc in the next st, dc in the next st, bpdc in the next 2 st, *(dc in the next st, bpdc in the next st) twice then dc in the next st, bpdc in the next 2 st* Repeat from * to * around. sl st to join.
If you are wanting your Hat to be a Messy Bun do NOT sew the Crown of the Hat closed.**If Height of Hat is NOT met, please see more Decrease Rows below.
Leave a 6-8” tail for sewing the Crown of the Hat closed.
Sew the crown closed being sure to pull your long tail tight once you’ve reached the 1st st.
Fasten off and weave in ends with Tapestry Needle.
You can add a Pom Pom if you would like.
Extra Decrease Rows
Decrease Rows to meet the Hat’s Height.
R1: Ch 3 and turn, *dc2tog in the next 2 dc, fpdc.* Repeat from * to * around. sl st to join.
R2-R4: Ch 3 and turn. *dc in the next st, fpdc in the next st .* Repeat from * to * around. sl st to join.
You can Repeat R2-R4 in continuing to add Height to your Hat.
Leave a 6-8” tail for sewing the Crown of the Hat closed.
Sew the crown of the hat closed being sure to pull long tail tight once you’ve reached the 1st st.
Fasten off and weave in ends with Tapestry Needle.
You can add a Pom Pom if you would like.
You can make a Messy Bun Version. See instructions above.
Lion Brand’s #HatNotHate campaign asks for blue hats to be donated for kids to wear against Bullying in October! Find out more about Lion Brand’s #HatNotHate campaign here!
Send your hats to: #HATNOTHATE 140 Kero Road Carlstadt, NJ 07072
Thank you for stopping by Jo’s Crafty Hook to get a free pdf copy of my Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Baby Blanket and for supporting the Preemie Crochet Challenge 2021 hosted by Helen and Sara of Sunflower Cottage Crochet! The Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Baby Blanket is a new design just for this challenge!
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This is my 2nd year designing a baby blanket for the Preemie Crochet Challenge. I feel strongly about showing my support because even though my daughter was born on time, she was unresponsive when she was born. The umbilical cord became wrapped around her neck during delivery and it cut off her oxygen supply. She was in hospital’s NICU for 3 days. She stayed unresponsive for hours after she was born.
My husband asked our church to pray for our daughter and God answered our prayers! Later the same day our daughter was born, she recovered! By the 3rd day she was responding well and we were able to take her home!
My baby wasn’t born premature, buy I still designed a Preemie sized blanket along with a Cradle, a Stroller and a Receiving Blanket sizes. Below you can see the different sizes done by my testers.
Here’s what Catherine had to say about this design:
Twinkle Twinkle Little Star Baby is such a fun project to
make. It would have to be one of my favourite projects so
far for 2021. The pattern is so well written, easy to
understand and works up beautifully. I found that it can be
a great scrap buster, where stitch markers are a great
help…It can be made to any size you like…Being one of
the testers I was having so much fun making it, that I
found it so hard to put my work down to do those things
like housework and other daily chores.
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I just LOVE Spring! I LOVE to see all the trees and flowers blooming! No matter what kind of flower it is, I LOVE them all! This is why I am happy to share with your some beautiful flower designs in this Crochet Flower Roundup!
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I would LOVE for you to share your version of any designer’s flower pattern. You can also support these designers. There are a number of ways for you to do this. You can comment on their designs; give their pattern love while you are at their stores; stop by their social media sites and let them know how much you like their pattern; or leave them a message when purchasing their designs. Watch the Video below to see the designs that are being shared in this Crochet Flower Roundup.
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Reusable Makeup Remover Flower – Regina P Designs PAID PATTERN
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Thank you for stopping by Jo’s Crafty Hook’s Crochet Flower Roundup! I hope you have found some beautiful flower designs that you will crochet! If you enjoyed this roundup, please feel free to leave a comment and let me know!
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Spring is in the air and Easter is just around the corner. I love to see trees are sprouting their new leaves, flowers starting to bloom, and hearing the birds sing!
I LOVE to bring fresh flowers in the house; I LOVE their smell; and their colors! So in today’s post I will be sharing with you my Peony Flower Free Crochet Pattern! This way you can surround yourself with flowers all time!
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The Easter Advent Calendar Event runs from April 1-14, 2025 and features free crochet patterns for adorable and cute crochet patterns for Chicks, Easter Basket, Eggs and so much more!
April 13th – Easter Advent FREE Home Decor Crochet Patterns
My Peony Flower Crochet Pattern is being featured April 13th as part of the Flowers day and the FREE crochet pattern can be found below.
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I made 5 Pink Peony Flowers in multiple colors, as appliques for my Blooming Flowers Wall Hanging.
If you would like to add different flowers to your wall hanging, I have a Blooming Flowers Wall Hanging eBook. It contains 6 additional flowers inside; along with a leaf applique crochet patterns and a Styrofoam Ring cover that can be found for $4 at my Ravlery Store.
There are SO many different ways you can use the peony flower crochet pattern. You can use them as appliques, add them to handbags, put them on headbands and SO much more! These crochet patterns are a GREAT scrap busting projects as well!
Information Needed
There are helpful picture tutorials for the flower below.
Beginner Friendly
US Terms
I used 200 yards of Red Heart Super Saver 4 ply Worsted Weight Yarn. (198 g/7 oz, 333 meters/364 yards)
Materials: US Hook H/5.00 mm 200-400 yards of 4 ply Worsted Weight Yarn Scissors Tapestry Needle Abbreviations/Stitches: ch = chain sp = space sk = skip sl st = slip stitch sc = single crochet dc = double crochet trc = triple crochet
Notes: I am a left handed so pictures may look different than yours. ch 1 does not count as a stitch.
The flowers are worked in the round.
Peony Flower Free Crochet Pattern
1 Color Peony
4 Color Peony Flowers
4 Color Peony Flower
1st layer of petals **I changed colors after each round of petals**
R1: Make a slip knot, ch 2, 10 sc in the 2nd ch from hook, sl st in 1st sc to join. 10 sc
R1
R2: ch1, sc in the same stitch, *ch 3, sk the next stitch, sc in the next st* Repeat from * to * until you have 5 ch 3 sp, sl st into 1st sc to join. You will work in the ch-3 sp in R3.
R2
R3: *sc in ch-3, 5 dc, sc in the same ch-3 sp* Repeat from * to * until you have 5 petals. sl st in sc to join.
R3
R4: Ch 5, *going behind your petal, sl st in 1st sc on next petal, ch 5* Repeat from * to * until you have 5 ch-5 sp. sl st in 1st ch 5 sp to join.
R4
2nd layer of petals
R5: *ch 1, *sc in ch-5 sp, 9 dc, sc in the same ch-5 sp.* Repeat from * to * until you have 5 petals. sl st in 1st sc to join.
R5
R6: *ch 6, going behind your petal, sl st in 1st sc of next petal* Repeat from * to * until you have 5 ch-6 sp. sl st in 1st sc to join.
R6
3rd layer of petals
R7: ch 1 *sc in ch-6 sp, 9 trc, sc in same ch-6 sp.* Repeat from * to * until you have 5 petals. sl st in 1st sc to join. Do NOT fasten off.
R7
Fasten off and weave in ends.
That’s it! You have made your own Peony Flower!
Why not make more of these in a wide variety of colors to add an embellishment to headbands, hats, purses, and so many other things!
I used the Peony Flower on my Ribbon Ear Warmer. You can find it as a FREE Crochet Pattern here on my website, or it can be found at my Ravelry Store.
Rib-bon Ear Warmer
Or even make them smaller by using lighter weights of yarn.
I would 💖 to see what you create with your Peony Flowers!
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Mother’s Day is only a few days away! Lisa Ferrel of My Fingers Fly has included me and 4 other indie crochet designers in putting together a Mother’s Day Handbag Roundup!
The Mother’s Day Handbag Roundup includes 8 FREE crochet patterns for handbags that can be found on each of our websites. These crochet patterns are not just for Mother’s Day, but can be found all year long.
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Lisa of My Fingers Fly shares her Floral Handbag Crochet Pattern. In addition to crocheting this handbag, Lisa has added a special lining. She also adds lobster claw clasps to add the perfect handle. The flowers add that special touch in the Floral Handbag design.
Floral Handbag Crochet Pattern
Angela Ader of Nine Inspired shares her Roxy Retro Circle Bag. The circle bag combines vintage and modern when using the granny square circle design. You can use your scrap yarn as well when crocheting the Roxy Retro Circle Bag.
Ashley Edmonds of Through The Loop Yarn Craft shares her Hampton Handbag. Ashley uses 24/7 cotton yarn from Lion Brand in designing this handbag. Ashley also uses the Herringbone Half Double Crochet stitch to bring definition to her Hampton Handbag.
Hampton Handbag
Ashley Parker of the Loopy Lamb shares her Bobblelicious Bag. As you can tell by the name Ashley uses the Bobble Stitch. In designing her bag, she uses Chunky yarn to make those Bobbles stand out! She also uses a beautiful teal color cotton liner inside of the Bobblelicious Bag.
Bobblelicious Bag
Whitney Dunning of Pine Tree Crochet shares her Rainbow Sprinkles Handbag. Ashley uses the Wattle Stitch and the Crab Stitch in designing her Rainbow Sprinkles Bag. The handbag is worked in the round and you can use any Red Heart Super Saver varigated yarn in crocheting your own bag.
Rainbow Sprinkles Handbag
Agat Rottman-Cassel of Made by Gootie shares her Chevron Bucket Bag. Agat designed this bag for the I Like Crochet magazine. The bag is worked in the round from bottom to top and uses the Ripple Stitch. Agat adds eyelets to the Chevron Bucket Bag for the drawstring to run through.
Chevron Bucket Bag
Lisa has another free crochet pattern on her website for a adorable Zebra Coin Purse. .This adorable pattern can be made in 3 hours. The Zebra Coin Purse is big enough to hold credit cards, money, drivers licenses and more.
Zebra Coin Purse
Whitney Dunning of Pine Tree Crochet shares another free handbag crochet pattern, the Grab and Go Clutch. This bag uses the Moss Stitch to create the beautiful design. The Grab and Go Clutch uses very little yarn, so you can use those scraps of yarn you have laying around.
Grab and Go Clutch
My free crochet pattern I am sharing is for my Sharon Bag. I designed this bag for my mom, Sharon, so she could carry around her iPad. In designing my handbag I used Cables/Braids using the Front Post and Back Post Double Crochet. The Sharon Bag is worked in the round going into both sides of your starting chain. There are 2 sizes to choose from, Small and Large.
Sharon Bag
You can find my Video Tutorial for the Front Post Double Crochet below.
You can also find my Video Tutorial for the Back Post Double Crochet below.
Thank you so much for stopping by Jo’s Crafty Hook! I would LOVE to see your versions on any bag you have crocheted from this Mother’s Day Handbag Roundup! You can share them at any of my Social Media sites below.
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I designed the Wattle Stitch Beanie Crochet Pattern specifically for Yarn for Menstrual Health campaign a couple of years ago. This is very taboo topic, but it applies to young girls everywhere. You can read more about this topic below.
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Water Colors Blog Hop
My Wattle Stitch Beanie Crochet Pattern is being featured in the Water Colors Blog Hop hosted by My Fingers Fly. You will find free and discounted crochet patterns from July 1-24, 2023 inside the Water Colors Blog Hop. Find out more about the hop by clicking on the image below.
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I wanted to talk to you about a taboo subject that most people don’t like to talk about, Menstrual Awareness. During the months of March to May there are quite a few organizations out there that try and spread the word about this taboo subject. These organizations talk about menstrual hygiene and spreading awareness for young girls, just like the girls below need to hear about.
Richelle Gayhart Cricks
Tammy Alexander
One of the organizations I want to talk to you about started the Yarn for Menstrual Health campaign, but first I wanted to share a little bit about my story as a young girl.
I wish this was a topic we talked about when I was a young girl. I started my menstrual cycle when I was 12 years old. This was not a topic talked about in my household, even though there were over 10 women in it. While I was away at camp I started my period. I had NO idea what was happening or how to deal with it. I was so afraid to talk to anyone about it or even go to the nurse to find out how to handle it. For my first period I used toilet paper the whole time, this was not very hygienic to say the least.
The week at camp was not an experience I remember fondly. The whole time I was so scared! I was afraid everyone would make fun of me if they found out. The whole time I was there all that ran through my mind was what is happening to me? Does it show? Did I use enough toilet paper? Was I bleeding through my clothes?
As a 12 year old girl in 6th grade I didn’t know how to handle it at school either. My mom wrote a note to my teacher asking if I could go to the restroom by myself so I didn’t have to take care of it in front of other girls. Not only was this embarrassing enough, but the 6th grade teacher was a man! In 6th grade all toilet stalls did not have a door, so there was no privacy. I was terrified, not wanting anyone to know what was happening to me.
I know there are girls out there that are going through the same things I did. I know there are others who probably have it worse because they are in situations where they can’t get a hold of or afford the needed supplies. I know when I was 12 I had no clue these things even existed!
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Yarn for Menstrual Health Campaign
So let’s talk about Yarn for Menstrual Health campaign. A woman named Haseeta together with Morines Shop and the African Girl Foundation started this campaign. It was created to bring awareness about the unhygienic circumstances most school girls across Kenya endure during their menses. She along with the ladies in her group had pledged to make 1,000 hats to be distributed by the African Girl Foundation where they will also distribute menstrual packs to various schools in 2021.
Their aim is to normalize conversations on menstrual health. Similarly, they are raising funds to equip everyone in need with reusable sanitary kits. These sanitary kits cost $10 and consists of 4 reusable pads and washing soap to last an entire year. How awesome is this?!
Not only is menstrual hygiene an issue in Kenya, but this is an issue young girls in the US face as well. Some schools are starting to talk to girls about menstrual hygiene and how to prepare them on how to handle it. But this is still a subject no one likes to hear about.
Poverty, no matter where it is at, plays a huge roll in menstrual hygiene. Most young girls and women can’t afford to purchase the sanitary products they need because of the expense. Some women are having to decide whether to buy sanitary products or food. How awful would it be if you or your child had to choose one of these options?
To help bring awareness to young girls and women, there are many great organizations out there that are trying to raise awareness about menstrual health and hygiene. The Yarn for Menstrual Health is one of these great organizations. You can find out more about this campaign at the link below.
Here in the US, you can find more information about menstrual hygiene at everydayhealth.com and sanitary ways to handle periods for young girls and women.
If you would like to take part or learn more about Yarn for Menstrual Health visit this link.
Help me Raise Money for Menstrual Health
You can purchase a PDF copy of the Wattle Stitch Beanie and $3 of part of the proceeds, will go to the African Girl Foundation to help in raising menstrual hygiene awareness. You can find a copy of the Wattle Stitch Beanie in my Ravelry Store by clicking on the image of the beanie below. Please help me support Menstrual Awareness!
Wattle Stitch Beanie
Also here are some things you can do to support this campaign and crochet a red hat in support of Menstrual Health.
Use #YarnForMenstrualHealth
Crochet or Knit a maroon or red hat
Take a photo of yourself wearing the hat and share it on social media
Share your menstrual health journey or what you would like to improve regarding menstrual health using #YarnForMenstrualHealth in your caption
Provide a link to this post so others can read about the campaign
Do you have a story to tell? Would you like to share it? You can email me at jo@joscraftyhook.com or add it in the Comments section of this post.
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