Welcome and hello....I hope you all had a wonderful Easter. I know I did, I spent it with my family! It's so nice when we all get together.
So, my newest design is this lightweight, luxurious, lacy wrap for those cooler Summer days and nights. The Summer Swag Wrap is an easy pattern for you all to enjoy. It is made with fine cotton to make it very lightweight and gratifying to wear anytime you need just a touch of warmth.
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Hi Everyone and Happy Easter to you all! I am happy to bring to you this beautiful Free crochet scarf Lauren's Way. This open lace makes this look elegant. It is made with cotton yarn and perfect for those cool spring days.
Welcome back to The Country Willow! Today I am offering you this beautiful, free Across The Sea free crochet pattern for you to enjoy. This mirrored scarf measures 10 inches wide by 66 inches long. I made this using cotton yarn in Turquoise and Emerald. Perfect for that cold winter day or even that beautiful brisk Spring day.
So I went yarn shopping last week and came across this Heather Yarn from Premier Yarns Deborah Norville Collection. I have to tell you all, it is so very soft and doesn't split like some softer yarns do. I am impressed and so I decided to make the Gail Marie's Terracotta Scarf. I love this scarf so much. It's very easy with quite simple repeats for you all. Best of all it is a free crochet pattern!
I feel like I haven't produced enough last week because of a craft fair I went to. Now I am back with this new infinity scarf The Rollin Scallop Roll pattern just for you all. I love making scarves, especially infinity scarves. This scarf rolls with scallops and keeps rollin, hense the name. I think everyone will enjoy making this as much as I did.  Hi everybody!! So glad I am back to offer you another free crochet pattern for you all. This Bobbin Along Scarf will be a great addition to your Winter accessories. The scarf can be worn many different ways of your choosing. I received this yarn from Red Heart. It's Baby Hugs Light. I love how soft it is and it is a great yarn to work with.  Looking at the scarf I am sure you all know where the name came from. I really would like to make some slippers with this pattern. What do you think? Maybe some slipper boots? Wouldn't that keep your toes nice and toasty. I used double treble stitches and the Bobble stitch for this. I love the way the stitches compliment each other. I would love to hear from you, maybe offer up some suggestions, maybe just to say HI!! :-)
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