Simple, elegant summer blouse. Pattern from Kokka Fabric.
The cutest owl baby mittens. There is also a chart for Totoro ones! From Lynnette Hulse on Ravelry.
The only way I would wear ripped jeans. Crochet lace patch by Make & Do Crew.
From A Spoonful of Yarn: “In the top you will find three different cloud shapes: Cumulus clouds (those big heaped clouds), cirrus clouds (thin and whispy) and cirrocumulus clouds (small puffy clouds).” Lucky us cloud lovers, it’s free pattern! :D
This is so groovy. Avocado squares from Sprinkles on Top Nina.
More cute crochet food by I Crochet Things.
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Doesn’t this look like a giant marshmallow? :D Tutorial on Curbly.
May your week be filled with wonderful craftiness!
I love the avocado granny squares! So funny! I like toadstools, too. It’s nice to meet you, Trish!
J’aime beaucoup la jolie blouse blanche,mais…il va falloir maintenant songer à des vêtements plus chauds!Projet à conserver pour l’été prochain.
Thank you for visiting, Pom Pom! :D
Yes, we’re approaching sweater season, yay! :D
To Trish — I follow your blog faithfully, and enjoy getting your emails. However, I have a question here: The pattern is accessible, BUT HOW TO BUY THE FABRIC??? I explored the Kokka website, but remain completely puzzled. Any enlightenment!?
Thank, Jane C.
Hi Jane, thank you so much for reading my blog posts, happy to hear that you enjoy them! :D in terms of buying the fabric, it looks like they have a distributors list on the website: http://kokka-fabric.com/en/distributor-list/ and if you don’t live close to any of the places listed, you might be able to shop online on the individual distributors’ websites. I also imagine that any similar light cotton fabric from your local fabric store can be a suitable substitute, that would be what I would do if I were making this top! Hope this helps!