Free Christmas Crafts! @ ChristianFreebies.com! PLUM STREET SAMPLERS: Freebie. I've had the honor of having so many of you email me with your Plum Street finishes, and I wanted to let you know that it's always very exciting - and humbling - when I receive your pictures.
When I first started designing, I never thought that one day I'd actually be seeing something that I designed be stitched by others. It was just a dream of mine to design, but it's purely the icing on the cake that some stitchers out there actually like what I've done! Thank you, with all my heart. When I released Halloweenies, I thought there might be one or two people out there with dachshunds, at best. But I still thought it was a fun little design, so I went with it. Here are a couple of finishes that were sent to me recently... Andrea stitched it twice, one for each of her daughters, and then below,as a pillow for her mom. What beautiful finishing, Andrea! Pictured above is Nancy Daniels' framed piece. Here's another background: Enjoy your day! Pats Crocheted Scrubbie. Pat's Crocheted Scrubbie By Pat Linn, Saskatchewan, Canada Supplies One crochet hook (I used 5.50) Nylon netting cut into 2 inch strips about 8 to12 strips of 72 inches ea.
(Approx. 60 feet) This netting can be purchased by the yard at any fabric or dept. store that carries crafts/fabric. Notes: Strips may be joined by creating a slipknot. Fold the end of a strip over 1" and cut a 1/2" slit across the fold. Instructions Row 1) Chain 4 Join with slipstitch to form circle Row 2.) Fill centre of scrubby with lengths of netting to your likeness of thickness This creative pattern was submitted to us by Pat Linn, please directed all questions and comments to: Pat Linn. Kitchen Scrubbie Tutorial. This is a great kitchen scrubber.
It won't scratch non-stick, and is very effective! Here is what you will need: Crochet hook size G or H (I used size I for the sake of the tutorial to make the pictures more readable, however, you may want to use a smaller gauge like a G or H to make the scrubbie tighter) 1/2 yard tulle, cut into 2 inch strips (9 strips total) **Edited: I have used tulle and netting for this scrubbie and they both work great. The netting scrubbie is a bit bigger than the tulle scrubbie when finished. Tie all the strips of tulle together to form a long length of tulle. Sewtakeahike. This weekend was a productive one!
Besides some painting in our downstairs, I managed to hand bind a pretty large quilt and sew a couple of quilt tops together. For this top, I used scraps and orphan blocks. It was completely liberating to make! And then this one is a goofy quilt made out of repros and vintage painted blocks. I'll tell you more about it in a few weeks! Then to top it all off, L-man and I spent some time yesterday with friends. I hope your weekend was filled with memorable moments! Xo, Penny. I know everyone has a potscrubber pattern. I know there is about a million of these patterns out there but this is my families favorite thing i make so I thought i would share [IMG] Marnie’s Nylon Netting Pot Scrubber 15 yards of nylon netting (not tulle) I buy it this way because I hate tying the ends.
Cut into 2 inch strips. You could use just 2 yards cut into 2 inch strips and tie the ends together if you wanted to do it that way. Nylon Pot Scrubber - Nylon netting comes in a bolt as does fabric. Purchase 3 yards of net. Netting is then cut into about 1 and ¼ inch strips. Tie strips together to make ball. 15 Dish Scrubbies To Make: {Free Patterns. Scrubbies are nice to use and they’re simple to make too!
These are handy in the kitchen for washing dishes and gentle enough to use on appliances and counter tops. Also tuck a few into your cleaning bucket since they wipe away fingerprints and scuffs found around the house (fine to use on painted walls). I love making these (they’re so quick & easy!) And am always looking for new patterns to try. Consider adding this to your handmade gift list for project ideas, lots of people love receiving them! *All of these are crochet unless otherwise noted thekidneybean.wordpress.com Rosebud: Lots of colorful examples of how you can make these. Loom/Spool Knit: These are really scratchy but because the crino is 100% nylon it won’t scratch Teflon or even a ceran top stove. Kansasa.blogspot.ca joann.com Flowers: You’ll need heavy mesh in two different colors and a size J hook. mooglyblog.com craftstylish.com.
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