Beautiful crochet edging. Works for t‑shirt necklines too, you think? From the Purl Bee.
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Simply brilliant. Have to dig into my seashell collection! From I Still Love You.
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Very well-written, easy to understand tutorial from It’s Always Autumn. A trip to thrift store is in order!
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Washi tape flowers. Makes a nice pin! From Just Something I made.Â
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Very sophisticated men shirt refashion, with pleats! From Leafy Treetop Spot.
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Also spotted on Leafy Treetop Spot was a tutorial for adding Peter Pan collar on a t‑shirt. Not sure how I would look in it, but I think it’s a nice way to use pretty fabric scraps.
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Enlightening! Why didn’t I think of this before? From 13 Life Changing Ways to Eat Food. The toaster grilled cheese is pretty awesome too.
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Fun, bold, simple, and oooh — what if the baubles were crocheted? :D Lovely inspiration from The Beautiful Mess.
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Look! It’s Reepicheep! Paddling to Aslan’s Country, fearless and valiant… *sniff*
Not a pattern, but we can simply appreciate its awesomeness. By crochet master June Gilbank.Â
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Have an awesome day, everyone!
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OMG I just picked up a whole bunch of bed linens at a new thrift store yesterday! Was planning on using for other sewing projects, but that dress may be in order! ;)
i hope to make the dress soon too! looks real comfy! :D
I think that Peter Pan collar would look very nice on you. But definitely the dress. With the shell necklace :-).
oooh… that’s a cool idea :D