Kawaiis...

For the past 4-6 weeks, I’ve been on a Kawaii kick. These have all been fun and enjoyable projects for me.  I think creating the faces are my favorite part.  It seems to give each of them their own character; their own identity.  

I know I’m really behind on updating my blog with the patterns for each of them.  My apologies. In-between the Kawaiis, I have completed a baby shower gift project consisting of a blanket, hat and an elephant lovey (all new designs); 10 washcloths; 8 mini-character eggs; an Easter Bunny Cover; a 3-piece Pokemon set consisting of a mini-basket, a Pokemon ball and Pikachu; a “Very Hungry Caterpillar” headband; painting and bow making; and last I’ve added new video tutorials to YouTube.  So, I have been a little busy the past few months and I’m finding that I can’t do everything at one time.  I absolutely LOVE the creative side of crafting.  I’m lax when it comes to typing up the pattern and sharing.  

My focus this week has been on crosses with it being Easter week.  I have made about 40 so far.  Each takes me about 10 minutes...

For now, I’m creating and jotting down the patterns on paper (and one pattern on a cardboard box).  I will get them added.  

Happy Crocheting...

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Cross Ornament Free Pattern

 Cross Ornament Free Pattern 

It’s Easter week, and for me, as a Christian, this is everything. “The Cross” represents everything.  I wanted a quick and easy project to signify and represent this week — “Cross Ornaments.”

I created an Ad-Free, PDF pattern for you all.  I hope you enjoy this pattern and take the time to meditate on what the cross represents.  Click on the below link for the free pattern: 

Cross Ornament Pattern

And, for those of you who may be more of a visual learner, here is the LINK to my YouTube Video...

From my home to yours Happy Easter to you and yours!!!

Rilla

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Easter Bunny Tin Cover

Easter Bunny Tin Cover

Here’s a great repurpose project for your spring decor.  I used my empty Christmas popcorn tin can.

U.S. Stitch Abbreviations:
Ch:  chain
St:  stitch(es)
Sl st:  slip stitch
SC:  single crochet

HDC:  half double crochet
DC:  double crochet
Rep:  repeat
FO:  fasten off

MR: magic ring

Materials:

I used 2 skeins of Baby Bee’s Sugar Pom Pom yarn in Oh, Sweetums. Each skein is 55 yds. This is a #6 super bulky yarn. I used a 10mm hook. So, the cover was very quick to make.  

For the face, I used (2) 20mm black safety eyes.  And, then #4 worsted weight yarn in pink for the nose and cheeks. I used a 5.0mm hook for the cheeks, ears and nose.

I used a tapestry needle for weaving ends and embroidery.

Directions:

Cover:

1.  10 DC into MR.  Sl st join. (10)

2.  Ch3 counts as first DC. DC in same st as Ch3.  2DC in each st around.  Sl st join.  (20)

3. Ch3 counts as first DC. DC in same st as Ch3.  *1DC in next st. 2DC in next st.*  Rep around from * to *.  Sl st join.  (30) 

4.  Ch3 counts as first DC. DC in same st as Ch3.  *1DC in next 2 st. 2DC in next st.*  Rep around from * to *.  Sl st join.  (40) 

5.  In BLO for this round, Ch3 counts as first DC. DC in same st as Ch3.  *1DC in next 2 st. 2DC in next st.*  Rep around from * to *.  Sl st join.  (40) 

6.  Ch3 counts as first DC. DC in same st as Ch3.  *1DC in next 2 st. 2DC in next st.*  Rep around from * to *.  Sl st join.  (40) 

Now, continue working round 6 until you complete enough rounds to reach the rim.  I used both skeins to complete.  

Cheeks ( make 2):

1.  HDC 6 into MR.  Sl st join and ch1.  (6)  

2.  2 HDC in first st and 1 HDC in next st.  Complete around.  Sl st join.  FO and leave a long tail to attach.  (9)

Nose:  

1.  6SC into MR.  Sl st join and Ch1.  (6)

2.  2 HDC in each of the first 4 st.  FO and leave tail for attaching.  (8)

When I attached the nose, I used the pink yarn to make a mouth.  See my pics for help with this.  I just did simple embroidery.  

Ears (make 2):

(For the ears and Pompom tail, I used #4 worsted weight yarn in Pink Multi.)

1.  6SC into MR.  Do not join.  Use a stitch marker to keep track of the first stitch and move up ea hi round accordingly.  (6)

2.  2SC in first st, 1SC in next st.  Rep around.  (9)

3-12.  SC around.  At end of Round 12, FO and leave a long tail for attaching.  

Tail:

I wrapped the yarn around my hand 75 times.  Tied a double knot in the center. Cut the loops and attached to the back of the cover.  

Here are a few more pics with it filled with eggs and a carrot...

Happy Crocheting...

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Mini-Easter Eggs

 Mini-Easter Eggs

Happy Crocheting...

Mini-Leprechaun Hat

 Mini-Leprechaun Hat

Happy Crocheting...

Leprechaun Handbag Kawaii

Leprechaun Handbag Kawaii 

Pattern details coming SOON!!!

So, check back frequently....

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Easter Tabletop Decor

Easter Tabletop Decor

I’m in love with this Easter project I’m working on.  It’s a mixture of crocheting, painting, and just crafting. And, I think it’s absolutely gorgeous. Best of all, I spent less than $10.00 on the whole project. 

Pattern and instructional info coming SOON....

What do you all think of this?  I love using all mediums for my artistic outlets.  What about you?

Happy Crocheting & Crafting...

Shamrock Kawaii Pillow

 Here’s another one of my newest designs, a “Shamrock Kawaii Pillow.”  I think it’s super cute, especially with the hair (optional).  

I used Main Stays Acrylic yarn from Wal-Mart for this project. 

Shamrock Kawaii Pillow

With a little hat on...

If you would like to purchase the Ad-free, PDF version, here is the link to my Etsy Shop:

Shamrock Kawaii

Size:  14 1/2" x 13"

Materials:
--5.0mm hook

--#4 worsted weight yarn in green (1 skein), pink (2-3 yds) and orange (2-3 yds); I used Mainstays Yarn (Wal-Mart)

--2 (15mm) black eyes

--small amount of black embroidery thread 

--Polyfil

 --tapestry needle for weaving

U.S. Stitch Abbreviations:

Ch:  chain

St:  stitch(es)

Sl st:  slip stitch

SC:  single crochet

HDC:  half double crochet

HDC2tog:  half double crochet 2 stitches together (decrease stitch)

TC:  triple crochet

Rep:  repeat

FO:  fasten off

MR:  magic ring

Directions:

     Special Note:  if making for a child, you may want to crochet the eyes for safety reasons.

For this project, you will be making a front and back identical piece and then single crocheting the two pieces together.  You can slip stitch or whipstitch the two pieces together, if so desired.  The hair is optional.  I used black safety eyes, but you can opt to make crocheted eyes instead.  As you can see, at the bottom of this post, I decided after I completed this project to add a small yellow bow.  This is optional, as well.  

To start we will be making the stem first:

1.  Ch10.  HDC in the second ch from the hook and across.  Ch1 and turn.  (9)

2-7.  HDC in each st across.  Ch1 and turn.  (9)

8.  HDC in each st across.  FO and set aside.  (9)

Now, we are going to start on the lower right lobe:

1.  Ch9.  HDC in second ch from hook and across.  Ch1 and turn.  (8)

2.  2 HDC in the first st, 1 HDC in the next 6 st, 2 HDC in the last st.  Ch1 and turn.  (10)

3.  2 HDC in the first st, 1 HDC in the next 8 st, 2 HDC in the last st.  Ch1 and turn.  (12)

4.  2 HDC in the first st, 1 HDC in the next 10 st, 2 HDC in the last st.  Ch1 and turn.  (14)

5.  1 HDC in each st across.  Ch1 and turn.  (14)

6.  1 HDC in the first 13 st.  2 HDC in the last st.  Now, pick up stem and sl st join to stem.  1 HDC in the same st as the sl st.  Then 1 HDC in each st across.  (24)

Now, we are going to be adding the lower left lobe to the piece:

7.  Ch16.  HDC in second ch from hook and across.  Turn.  (15)

You are going to turn your piece and work the next row in the base chains.  This way your 15 HDC stitches will stay even with Row 8 of your stem.

8.  Sl st into each of the first four ch.  Ch1.  HDC in each of the remaining 11 ch.  Ch1 and turn.  (11)

9.  HDC in the first 9 st, HDC2tog.  Ch1.  Turn.  (10)

10.  HDC2tog, HDC in the next 8 st.  FO and weave ends.  (9)

Now, you have your right lower lobe of 15 stitches, your stem of 9 stitches and your left lower lobe of 15 stitches for a total of 39 stitches.  Join yarn in the last stitch on the right side with a sl st and ch1.

The Body:

1.  HDC in each st across.  Ch1 and turn.  (39)

2.  HDC in each st across.  Ch 1 and turn.  (39)

3.  HDC2tog, HDC in the next 35 st, HDC2tog.  Ch1 and turn.  (37)

4.  HDC2tog, HDC in the next 35 st.  Ch1 and turn.  (36)

5.  Ch3.  HDC in the second ch from the hook and the next ch.  HDC in the next 35 st.  2 HDC in the last st.  Ch1 and turn.  (39)

6.  2 HDC in the first st, HDC in the next 37 st, 2 HDC in the last st.  Ch1 and turn.  (41)

7.  2 HDC in first st, HDC in the next 40 st.  Ch1 and turn.  (42)

8-10.  1 HDC in each st across.  Ch1 and turn.  (42)

11.  HDC in the first 40 st, HDC2tog.  Ch1 and turn.  (41)

12.  HDC2tog, HDC in the next 39 st.  Ch1 and turn.  (40)

13.  HDC2tog, HDC in the next 33 st.  Leave remaining unworked.  Ch1 and turn.  (34)

14.  2 HDC in first st, HDC in the next 25.  Ch1 and turn.  (27)

15.  2 HDC in first st, HDC in the next 26 st.  Ch1 and turn.  (28)

16.  HDC in the first 27 st, 2 HDC in the last st.  Ch1 and turn.  (29)

17.  2 HDC in first st, HDC in the remaining st.  Ch1 and turn.  (30)

18-19.  1 HDC in each st across.  Ch1 and turn.  (30)

20.  HDC2tog, HDC in the next 13 st.  Ch1 and turn.  (14)

21.  HDC2tog, HDC in the next 10 st, HDC2tog.  Ch1 and turn.  (12)

22.  HDC2tog, HDC in the next 7 st.  FO and weave ends.  (8)

Now, join yarn on opposite side of last stitch of Row 19 with a sl st and ch1.  

23.  1 HDC in same st as sl st and next 13 st.  Ch1 and turn.  (14)

24.  HDC2tog, HDC in the next 10 st, HDC2tog.  Ch1 and turn.  (12)

25.  HDC2tog, HDC in the next 8 st, HDC2tog.  FO and weave ends.  (10)

Repeat to make the second piece.  

Now, once you have two identical pieces made, you will want to go ahead and add the facial features to one of your completed pieces before we join them together.

For the eyes,  I placed them at approximately the 13th or 14th row of the body portion, with a space of 9 stitches between them.  I then added lashes, brows and a mouth with black embroidery thread.

For the cheeks, I used pink yarn:

1.  6 SC in to MR.  Sl st join and Ch1.  

2.  *2 SC in first st, 1 SC in next st.* Complete from * to * around.  FO and leave a long tail for attaching.  (see pic for placement)

For the hair, I used orange yarn:

1.  At the top center, I joined 6 pieces of orange yarn and secured with a double knot.  This made 12 pieces.  I then used my tapestry needle to fray the yarn.  

For the bow, I used yellow yarn:

1.  I started with a MR.  Ch4.  7 TC into MR.  Sl st join to top of Ch4.  Then I sl st to center.  FO and leave a long tail.  Pull tail to tighten the center.  Then wrap yarn several times around the center and then join to the top right or left, just under the hair.  

Now, align your two pieces together.  Join yarn with a sl st and Ch1.  SC around.  Before closing piece, stuff firmly with Polyfil.  Then, complete SC.  Sl st join to first st.  FO and weave ends.  

That's it.  You're ALL DONE...

And with a little hair bow added...

Happy Crocheting...

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Face Mask Ornament

 Face Mask Ornament

Face Mask Ornament Pattern

The Face Mask Ornaments were made for Jacob and Arielle to include with their yearly ornaments I either make or buy them.  With the pandemic, going to school, having to wear masks everywhere we go, I thought this was a fitting ornament for each of them to represent 2020.  

Fun and easy pattern.  The embroidery portion is optional.  I did it freehand.  I'm not great at doing embroidery but I try...

Enjoy this freebie...

Face Mask Ornament Free Pattern:

Materials:

--#4 worsted weight yarn

--2.5 mm hook

--black embroidery thread (optional)

--needle for weaving ends & embroidery

U.S. Stitch Abbreviations:

Ch:  chain

St:  stitch

Sl st:  slip stitch

SC:  single crochet

BLO:  back loops only

FO:  fasten off

Directions:

1.  Ch 10.  Sl st in 2nd Ch from hook and next Ch.  SC in the next 5 Ch.  Sl st in last 2 Ch. across.  Turn.  (9)

2-6.  Working in BLO.  Sl st in first 2 st.  SC in next 5 st.  Sl st in last 2 st.  At the end of Row 6, SC in the first 4 st, Sl st in the next st.  Ch 12.  Sl st back into the same st (this makes the loop for hanging).  SC in the remaining 4 st.  Ch12.  Sl st to the bottom last st to create the first loop.  SC across the bottom.  Ch12.  Sl st to the top first st to create the second loop.  FO and weave ends.  

The applique portion is optional.  I used black embroidery thread and embroidered '20 to the corner of each Face Mask Ornament to denote the year...

And be sure to check out my Super-cute, Toilet Paper Roll Ornament.  Here is the LINK to the free pattern....

Happy Crocheting...

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Toilet Paper Roll Ornament

Toilet Paper Roll Ornament

I had a lot of fun making these cuties for my two grandsons, Gabriel and Luke!!!! I like to make or purchase an ornament each year for my grandchildren that sums up the year for them.  And, I think, the toilet paper roll fits each of them perfectly.  They each are 5; started Kindergarten (home-schooled) and learned to go to the potty on their own.  Using and minimizing toilet paper...lol!!!  

Toilet Paper Roll Ornament Pattern

Materials:

--#4 worsted weight yarn (Mainstays Yarn from Walmart in white)

--2.5mm hook

--Polyfil

--small black eyes

--black embroidery thread

--needle

 

U.S. Stitch Abbreviations:

Ch:  chain

St:  stitch

Sl st:  slip stitch

SC:  single crochet

FO:  fasten off

MR:  magic ring.  

BLO:  back loops only

 

Directions:

Toilet Paper Roll:

I started with a Magic Ring.  Use a stitch marker to keep up with the first stitch and move up each round accordingly.  You will not be joining stitches and chain 1 at the end of each round. 

1.  6 SC st

2.  12 SC st

3.  18 SC st

4.  24 SC st

5-8.  24 SC st

9.  18 SC st

Add eyes.  Add mouth.  Stuff with Polyfil.  (see my pic for placement)

10.  12 SC st

11.  6 SC st

12.  Ch 24.  Sl st directly across from the beginning chain.  FO and weave ends to make sure the top is closed.  

 

Toilet Paper Sheet:

1.  Ch 7.  SC in 2nd chain and across.  (6) 

2-6.  Working in the BLO, SC in each st.  At the end of each row, Ch1 and turn.  At the end of Row 6, FO and leave a tail long enough to attach the sheet to the roll.  (see my pic for placement)

 

Applique (optional):

1.  I used black embroidery thread and embroidered '20.  I did this freehand.   

 

Simple and cute...

 

Here's the Face Mask Ornament Link!!!! 

Happy Crocheting... 

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Hanging Hearts

Hanging Hearts

I made these super quick, like 3 minutes tops for each one, and easy hearts to hang on my artificial tree in my sunroom.  I love seasonal decorating and these hearts take literally no time at all to make!!!  

Size: 

I made these in 3 sizes:  1 1/2”, 1 3/4” and 2.”

Materials:
--4.0 mm, 5.0mm & 6.0mm hooks
--#4 worsted weight yarn in pink, red & white; I used RHSS yarn
--tapestry needle for weaving

U.S. Stitch Abbreviations:
Ch:  chain
St:  stitch(es)
Sl st:  slip stitch
TC:  triple crochet 

DC:  double crochet
Rep:  repeat
FO:  fasten off

MR:  magic ring

Directions:

1.  Leave an approximate 3-4” tail. Make a MR.  Ch4 (this counts as your first TC). 

2.  Into MR:  2TC, 3DC, Ch1, TC, Ch1, 3DC, 3TC.

3.  Pull tail to begin to close up center. Add a sl st to MR before pulling tail taunt to close up center ring.

4.  FO leaving a 3-4” tail. Double knot tie the beginning and ending tails so that the center stays closed. 

5.  Last, double knot the tail ends together for hanging.  

   Happy Crocheting...

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Heart-Shaped Pillow

 I wanted a big “Heart-Shaped Pillow” to put out on display for the month of February and for personal use anytime of the year. I didn’t want a small pillow. 

I set out to design a pillow that’s quick, easy, pretty and BIG. After I stuffed my finished pillow with Polyfil, it measured 19” x 15.”  

Heart-Shaped Pillow

Materials:

—5.0mm hook

—#4 worsted weight yarn in color of choice; I used RHSS yarn

—Polyfil

—needle for weaving

Notes:

—you will be making 2 panel pieces and joining them together;

—you can make this in any color you like;

—you can include or omit the border;

—if you want to add a face or lettering then I recommend this to be done before joining the 2 panels together

U.S. Stitch Abbreviations:

Ch:  chain

St:  stitch

Sl st:  slip stitch

SC:  single crochet

HDC:  half double crochet

HDC2tog:  HDC 2 stitches together (decrease)

HDC Inc:  2 HDC stitches in the same stitch (increase)

FO:  fasten off 

Directions:

1.  Ch2.

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Valentine Gnome Tissue Box Cover

 Valentine Gnome Tissue Box Cover

How cute is my newest design — a Valentine Gnome Tissue Box Cover?  This can be made in so many variety of colors and will still look so adorable. 

I used Red Heart Super Saver Yarn and a 5.0mm hook, a small amount of Polyfil and a tissue box. 

I hope to add the pattern within the next few days so be sure to check back on my blog!!!

   Happy Crocheting...

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Sleeping Mask

I made this Sleeping Mask last weekend in colors to celebrate St. Patrick's Day.  I added 4-leaf clovers to the center of each eye.  I love how this turned out.  And, as an added bonus, I have actually slept better wearing this mask.  The yarn isn't bothersome, confining or irritating to the skin/face.  It is comfortable, blocking on the light perfectly.

I want to make more of these in different colors and/or themes for myself and to give as gifts.

I hope you will enjoy this pattern as much as I do!!!

Sleeping Mask

Size:  Fits most adults

Materials:
--3.5mm (for Appliqué) & 4.5mm hook (for Mask)
--#4 worsted weight yarn - I used Midgreen, Burnt Pumpkin and Dark Green
--tapestry needle for weaving

U.S. Stitch Abbreviations:
Ch:  chain
St:  stitch(es)
Sl st:  slip stitch
SC:  single crochet
HDC:  half double crochet
Rep:  repeat
MR:  magic ring
FO:  fasten off

Directions:
For my mask, I made my first circle and bridge of nose section.  I then made my second circle and whipstitched together.  I then added the border.

I worked pattern in the round, unless otherwise noted.  So, use a stitch marker to keep up with the first st of each round and move up accordingly.

First Eye:
1.  With 4.5mm hook, 6 SC into MR.  (6)
2.  2 SC in each st around.  (12)
3.  2 SC in first st, 1 SC in next st.  Rep around.  (18)
4.  2 SC in first st, 1 SC in next 2 st.  Rep around.  (24)
5.  2 SC in first st, 1 SC in next 3 st.  Rep around.  (30)

For a smaller, adult-sized, STOP increase rounds.

For a larger, adult-sized, CONTINUE to make another increase round:
6.  2 SC in first st, 1 SC in next 4 st.  Rep around.  Sl st join to first st.  (36)

Bridge of Nose:
7.  Ch5.  SC in 2nd ch from hook and next 3 ch.  Sl st to 2nd st of Round 6.  Ch1 and Turn.  (4)
8.  1 SC in each st.  Ch1 and turn.  (4)
9.  1 SC in each st.  Sl st to 3rd st of Round 6.  Ch1 and turn.  (4)
10.  1 SC in each st.  FO and leave a long tail for attaching second eye.  (4)

Second Eye:
Rep #1 - 6 of first eye. Attach second eye to the opposite end of the Bridge of the Nose.  Weave ends.

Border:
1.  Join yarn in any st and Ch1.  SC evenly around the first eye, across the bridge, around the second eye, across the bridge and sl st join to first st.
2.  1 SC in each st around.

Straps:
I joined yarn on each side with a sl st and then Ch51.  I sl st in the 2nd ch from hook and across.  Sl st joined to the mask and weaved ends.  Rep on opposite side.  (Note:  make sure the strap will be long enough for your head before completing; you may need to make it bigger or smaller, depending on the size of your head)

4-Leaf Clover (make 2):
1.  With a 3.5mm hook, make a MR and *Ch2.  2 HDC, Ch2 and sl st into MR.* rep until you have 4 clovers made.  Then sl st into MR.  Ch5.  SC in 2nd ch from hook.  Sl st into remaining chains.  Sl st into MR and FO.  Leave a tail long enough for attaching.  

And, that's it!!!!  Super easy, cute, and functional...

Happy Crocheting...

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