Marla's Crochet Threads

So since I have said that this would have tatting patterns in it here goes.  I have not made this one but will post others that I have made.        

Mad these 2 stuffed animals for my grand daughter.  It is not thread crocheting but close I used a size 10 crochet hook to get a tight product. I took screen shots so I didn’t have to print the patterns while I was traveling. I am going to try and post the instructions.

Working on this Motif I have 2 done and want to continue to build it.  Here is the free pattern and I  can build is as big as I want.  I like to use the size 20 thread because it will be great for a table cloth.     So here is 3 motifs add and you just keep building till you get the size you want. I think that I will make this a small table runner adding 5 more motifs. Now I have 4 motifs , it is starting to grow and looking good. This blog contains affiliate links.  Thank you for visiting So now it is finished with an edge on it.  I really liked this pattern and will make more. P

Love Love Love these:     Thank for viewing.  This blog contains affiliate links.     Pattern here: https://makeanddocrew.com/free-crochet-slippers-pattern-flip-flops-sole/ I really like these and I am looking forward to wearing them in the temple.  They are made from a white flip flog from Old Navy and I love this yarn from Hobby Lobby.    We dress all in white when serving in the temple.  You can make them in any color.  The Old Navy flip flop  has enough sole to poke the wholes through.  Dollar Store flip flops are to thin. I took a measuring gauge and the end width and marked the dots 1/4 inch from the top of the flip flop.  You poke the holes at an angle then do a single crochet in each hole around with a small crochet needle I used a size 8.  It is very tight but if you do it lose it is to big.  Do 9 rounds of single crochet.   I then crocheted a heal  and added the decorative top and singled crocheted all around the last top last row to finish it off.   There ar

I have just finished this but it was a little ruffle lying flat.  I used a 11 needle and size 20 Aunt Lydia thread.  I think that I should have used a 12 or 14 size needle and it would not have ruffled so. Here is the diagram:     This post contains affiliate links.

This is the Thread I use for all of my crochet, from table clothes to dollies.  I like buying on line because I can get enough for the whole project.  A lot of stores only carry 3 or 4 balls and I have to go back to get all I need.  I also like the size 20.  Most local stores carry size 10 which is thicker and a less lacy product is achieved.         Thanks for looking.  This blog contains affiliate links. This post contains affiliate links.

So this is called Tenerife.  I learned this from a dear friend I served with in Nauvoo.  Thanks for sharing Cheryl.  I didn't want to loose the pattern of it become a lost art.   This post contains affiliate links.