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Mandala doilies look mesmerizing in any colour recipe and are perfect for injecting some colour into your home. Pertevniyal Mandala Doily is one of the first mandala patterns I have designed, crocheted and written, I hope you enjoy it as much as I have!

I have a few charts that my friend gave to me and we both don't know the source. So I wanted to share them with you. In the Celtic Knotted Hearts cross stitch chart each square of chart represents one complete cross-stitch. I advise you to start working from the center of the chart and fabric so that your finished project is centered.

This simple Evil Eye pattern is on sale now. If you'd like to purchase instant download crochet pattern for $1 please visit my Etsy Store   https://www.etsy.com/shop/Berayla The Evil Eye is an eastern talisman designed to ward off bad luck which is contemporarily widespread on every continent. Especially Turks believe jealousy is at the root of the power of the evil eye, whether in the form of a malicious or admirable look. Therefore almost every Turkish person has one to carry around with them or display in their home even though they think it is just a superstition. So here is a very easy and free crochet evil eye square pattern for you to use in your projects. By the way, it is called Nazar Boncugu in Turkish. (Türkçe tarif için okumaya devam et)

The type of yarn you choose will depend on the end use of your piece. In general, you should always use the correct hook size for the thickness of your yarn. Whatever the fiber type, yarn that is relatively tightly spun, with a smooth finish, is best for crochet work—particularly for the less experienced. More loosely spun yarns will easily split when being worked, and yarns with a hairy or ruffled surface texture will be harder to work with. Stitch definition is also lost when yarns are less smooth.

Maybe you are making your very first amigurumi? Then don’t worry– it's easy as pie! If you recently took an interest in crocheting, you have the luxury of finding all the techniques and tips on the Internet, in magazines and books. If you are one of those who is about to try crochet for the first time and never had a hook in your hands, don’t be afraid! It is my pleasure to present to you the definitive guide of amigurumi making for all. There's no better time to embark on an all-new adventure with the beloved creations. I will tell you all about from materials needed  to terminology, from changing color to facial features and the use of embroidery.

Every nation has superstitions of which some originated thousands of years ago. A popular belief existing in many corners of society is the evil eye. A look can cause pain, injury, or bad luck to anyone on the receiving end. People who are envious or simply believe that a person does not deserve the good fortune bestowed on them also give the evil eye subconsciously.

Hello, my dear crocheting friends. This crochet bag is a slightly different one from the " Inventive Bag " that I shared with you before. Someone else wanted a bag exactly as the Inventive bag but to be used as a messenger bag and with a larger size. So I added a strap and more rows. In this one I didn't use back loop stitches, I made more rows so there are 20 for each color section. I cross stitched holding two yarns togethers instead of one, didn't sc around in the end each piece separately, I couldn't line it yet but It is fine as it is, I think. I also steam blocked it. And after that process I steam blocked every crochet product I find at home. I loved it. For those who think blocking is unnecessary, you just don't know 😄 DON'T forget to subscribe via e-mail to get new patterns in your inbox.

I found this crochet pattern in a book named "Blings&Things for Dogs". I noticed how much it suits the lily winter pet sweater . I just had to write and share it. It's on page 6 in the book. Hope you enjoy it.

These leg warmers can easily be adjusted to any size that you want; from toddler to adult. They are made in 2 sections: ribbed cuff worked in rows and leg worked in joined rounds. I used three colors but feel free to play around.