The pattern is worked in continuous round and as such, the use of marker is essential. You will need to constantly remove and return marker as you end or begin a row.

The irony of succulent plants is that they grow and are native of the desert like this bishop cactus that grows mostly in the plateaus of Central and Northern Mexico. This plant has an enticing look that would be perfect by the window, or in the corner of your room and or office. It’s easy and fun to make too.

This pattern uses only very basic stitches that a beginner can tackle so easily. The inflated calyx or lantern consists of 10 very short rows. Gauge is not applicable in this pattern, however you should crochet tightly in order that the fiber fill wont show between stitches.

This curtain design uses lacy and airy stitch pattern that gives a very vintage look.

To utilize my left over yarn, I came up with this small pouch, could be coin pouch, pouch for gift card, or jewelry pouch. This is very handy and cute in solid shell stitch.

This is a collection of 5 Clematis patterns, fun and easy to make. This pattern is very flexible. You can make a tall plant as illustrated here or something smaller that could fit on desk or window.

This English Holly crochet pattern is sure to complete your wreathe, or embellish your mittens, hat, scarf or purses to gift for Christmas.

Escargot Begonia takes its name from the snail-like curl pattern at the base of the leaf. This Marilyn Smith original design captures the unique shape and contours of the plant.

I made this pattern because of the frustration of losing my eye glasses all the time. Aside form keeping your eye glasses secure, this can also be used as pen holder, or any small things that get lost easily.

Except for the stem, all the physical parts of this flower are crocheted separately. The petals, receptacle and sepals are crocheted one piece, in a back and forth direction for petals, while going continuous or spiral to make the receptacle and sepal. The leaves are made individually to be attached later on the stem. A wire is threaded in them...

Brighten the corner in her room in the senior center, lit up a smile in her face, make her special come Mother’s Day with your handmade Fuchsia flower décor.

This beautiful crochet decor Heliconia is the first in a series of my Tropical Garden Collection. The vibrant colors make an extra ordinary accent piece.

Lyn’s Crafts Long Stem Rose crochet pattern offers a unique perspective on one of the most crocheted subjects in the floral world.

The granny square used in this pattern is free and with permission to use and sell (the tote pattern) from designer Sue Rivers(via email)

Capturing the small details in this artistic poinsettia applique crochet is a real challenge to do, hence coming up with a stunning replica of the real one.

Creating beautiful things goes beyond crocheting, like this stunning Poinsettia Holiday Decor, that I made patiently with floral wires.

This patterns shows 3 different projects you can make with it; flower, brooch or magnet. All projects are supported with photo tutorial to help you.

This scarf in a very unique stitch motif of scallop shape spans to 90 inches, with a width of 20 inches, so it is more than enough to wrap around your shoulders as it hang loose.

The table runner in this pattern measures 50 inches in length and 15 inches in width and using only 4 balls of 400 yards thread, but given the stitch multiple, you can make a bigger table cloth or bedspread, you will just have to get more threads for bigger projects. There is no complicated stitch used in this pattern, just combinations of DC, ...

A very beginner pattern, fun and easy to make. If you want it wider and bigger, continue doing the increase before you build the body.

Crocheting to me has to go beyond the ordinary so I tried my very first sculpted crochet using floral wire.