There aren’t thousands, but there are several nice free fashion doll crochet patterns at http://barbiebasics.tripod.com/barbiefreecrochet2011.pdf. Lynne Sears is the generous designer.
Nov27
Category Archives: crochet
Apr19
Goodies in the Mail!
I love to order stuff online. When my package comes, it’s just like Christmas. I have called my UPS man Santa. These patterns are a recent purchase from Paradise Publications:
Here, of course, is the crocheted jewelry pattern I had to have>
Then, I had to have one of their gorgeous crocheted doll costume patterns:
I don’t collect dolls, and I don’t have a granddaughter, so I may never make this, but I chose the simplest pattern I saw:
This is the “1904 St.Louis World’s Fair Frock” pattern. It’s made mostly of ribbon. Maybe, someday!
This is the “1904 St.Louis World’s Fair Frock” pattern. It’s made mostly of ribbon. Maybe, someday!And the dear hearts at Paradise Publications tossed this pattern in for free, as a thank 
you:
you:
I’m not the bejeweled camisole type normally, but you never know! Excuse me while I laugh my head off! Maybe Mama would like one!
Mar20
Oh no! Another pattern I think I must have!
I must be sure and bookmark it!
Aug15
Chain Reaction Afghan Project eBook, As Seen on Knitting Daily TV Series 700 – Knitting Daily
This ebook with 20 unique granny square patterns downloads for free: Chain Reaction Afghan Project eBook, As Seen on Knitting Daily TV Series 700 – Knitting Daily !
Feb13
I Couldn’t Resist!
It was on clearance, see?
This reminds me, my craft book library file is getting way too big. Somewhere around here I have a cute, pink, pen drive that I found at Staples for not much money. It would be just the thing to load my library file. Hmmmnn…now what safe, logical-at-the-time place did I store it?
Jan14
Still Snowed In
I have been snowed in at my daughter’s house for four days now. Fortunately, Mama is here with me to help watch PJ. The only craft supplies I have with me are in my knitting case.. I had made PJ a cap earlier from Bernat Bamboo yarn, but it was too short. Luckily, I had some more of the yarn and a crochet hook in my case, so I increased the depth of the cap by adding several rows of single crochet.
He finally left it on for a brief instant for me to get a picture!
Nov20
Here’s a cap I knitted for my daughter’s sister-in-law for her new baby. I crocheted the stem and leaf free hand by looking at the real thing. I’m pretty pleased with how it turned out!