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This coaster, shaped and decorated to resemble an orange, grapefruit or lime slice, is worked in the round and later embellished with simple embroidery (or not, if you want to skip that).

If you are wondering what on Earth you should need an Orange Cup Coral for – it’s an invasive species, and it will invade your home, eating up remnants of yarn, especially of the novelty and eyelash/fun fur type! If you should end up having too many of them, you can always mail them to the nearest Coral Reef installation of your choice (the new...

This accidental pattern evolved from a fun community project in the German knitters’ group and has been test crocheted by several enthusiastic volunteers listed below.

Nonstop Broad Stripe Net is the more sophisticated version of Nonstop Net market bag. This version features a different construction with cushier handle, easier and more intuitive decreases, and can be worked in 1 to 4 colors, with or without buttoned flap, in 3 different sizes.

Non-stop Chunky Net is the big brother of Nonstop Net market bag . Fast, fun and easy to make, the chunky version features a cushier handle and has been designed to use up exactly one skein of Bernat Maker Outdoor yarn (instructions for a smaller and larger size are included in the pattern). Other yarns can be used of course, too!

Crochet version of “Marked! Visibility Band”, originally made for a project to raise awareness about fatal pedestrian accidents. This website of this project is now defunct.

This is a pattern written for use by children to crochet stuffed snowballs for a school play at Russian School.

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These little butterfly embellishments are a great way to use up remnants of variegated, hand-dyed or other brightly colored yarn, and may be made from tarn or plarn as well.

3 color intarsia chart by ifdefelseif can be used to make a scarf or other item.

ERRATA in advanced version, page 2, legend for the two symbols must

Der original deutsche Topflappen, wie ihn Oma in der Schule gelernt hat, für verschiedene Garnstärken, im Papierformat DIN A4. Maschenweise ausgeschrieben mit zusätzlichen Schemata und Ausmalbogen für Eure eigene Farbkombination.

Every girl born before 1938 in Germany had to learn how to