Making Crochet Buttons...

Kathryn Senior wrote a FREE Craftsy tutorial for a quick method of making small and simple cotton crochet buttons.

Kathrn's blog, How to Crochet Buttons in Minutes

Don't forget to share the tutorial with your Facebook friends and pin it on Pinterest.

Minions...who can resist?

Who wouldn't like to have one of these little fellas on your sewing table minding your pins and needles?

You can get the FREE pattern on Lady Joyceley. Patterns and instructions are available for two sizes...mini and big! Have fun!

It's not too early...

to start crafting for Christmas. There are lots of paid and FREE patterns available on Craftsy.

To help get everyone started, Amelia Aaron highlighted seven (7) FREE patterns that you can download from Craftsy and get a head start on crafting your holiday decorations and gifts!

To get your FREE patterns, be sure to read Amelia's blog on Craftsy!

Crochet Patterns for the kitchen...from Leisure Arts

1. Hannah's quaint "frock" is perfect for drying wet hands and can be removed for easy washing. She is crocheted using worsted weight yarn and a size F (3.75 mm) hook. Hand-Towel Doll Approximate Design Size: 21" long. View Pattern

2. Our pretty dishcloth and hot pad are so quick and easy to whip up that you can have them ready for kitchen duty in no time! They're crocheted in cotton worsted weight yarn for a wonderfully soft touch, We used a size H (5.00 mm) hook. View Pattern

3. Three distinctly different designs are made in harmonious combinations of white, blue, and yellow to brighten your kitchen or choose colors to match your decor. View Pattern

4. Favorite fruits inspired our summery kitchen collection. A watermelon, a strawberry, and a cluster of cherries appear on the hot pads, and red-checked towels topped with crocheted hangers can be placed where they're most convenient. View Pattern

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