The link to each free pattern is within each post, which may involve a free registration at some websites.
To make it easy to find a free pattern you'll enjoy following, all the patterns are ranked by difficulty level; Super-Easy, Easy, Medium & High.
Unfortunately, patterns are forever disappearing or links changing.
I do my best, but can't always update changes as quickly as I'd like.
Thanks for your patience :)
Saturday, 19 September 2009
Colourful Daisies
Brighten up your table with some flowers that won't ever die off.
Brighten up your table with some flowers that won't ever die off.
I love the daisies. Thanks for sharing the pattern. I am definitely going to remember to share your site tomorrow with my crochet group.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the daisies pattern. I love it!
ReplyDelete@Glo ~ thank you, that's so lovely!
ReplyDelete@Sonya ~ I'm glad you like it, I can't wait to have a try at it myself. :)
I crocheted the flowers without the pot. I really like them. I think I'll make brown-eyed susans from that pattern also.
ReplyDeleteSend me a pic when you're done.
ReplyDeleteI'd love to share your results :)
Your patterns are just wonderfully done.
ReplyDeleteThank you for sharing them
Thanks YarnYokel, but I can't accept the compliment - most of these patterns aren't mine.
ReplyDeleteI've just collected their pictures & links here in one place, then sorted & rated their difficulty, so they're easy to find :)
can u tell me : what's esc2 means??
ReplyDeleteI think the "e" is a typo on the part of the designer, Diana Prince.
ReplyDelete"sc" is the abbreviation used in patterns for the single crochet stitch.
"2sc" simply means that you need to do two single crochet stitches in a row.
Hope that helps!
Cheers,
Jane :)