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Jennifer Dickerson

Jennifer Dickerson is married to her best friend and is a mom to two children. She is also a crocheter and knitter with a background in fine art. Ever since she was a young child, Jennifer has had the need to make things. When she was in elementary school, Jennifer would make and sell handmade jewelry and was rarely seen without crayon or paintbrush in hand. Before discovering the joy of crocheting and knitting, she was an abstract painter and showed her work in galleries from time to time.

Jennifer greatly enjoys making things for children, those she knows and those in need. She aims to design patterns that are both fun and easy to make with easy and clear instruction and bright joyful colors.

When not up to her elbows in yarn, Jennifer enjoys baking and running.

She started my blog, Fiber Flux...Adventures In Stitching to celebrate all things stitchy by offering free crochet patterns, knitting patterns, and tutorials.
 

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Patterns on AllFreeCrochet

  1. One Round Baby Eggs
  2. Simply Cheerful Trivets
  3. Tiny One Round Hearts
  4. Tiny One Round Stars
  5. Vanilla Bean Scarf
  6. Multi-Use Kitchen Cloths
  7. Blueberry Pie Scarf
  8. Granny Square Berry Dishcloth
  9. Fabulous Fish Dishcloth
  10. Classic Infinity Scarf
  11. Butternut Squash Neckwarmer
  12. Pumpkin Patch Edging
  13. Funfetti Celebration Scarf
  14. Plum Button Scarf
  15. Modern Circles Garland 
  16. Crocheted Curlicue
  17. Mulberry Shawl
  18. Sugar Plum Shawl
  19. Snow Goddess Scarf
  20. Stitchy Gift Tags
  21. Wise Oak Ribbed Scarf
  22. Best Ever Boot Cuffs
  23. Key Lime Neck Wrap
  24. Simple Scalloped Scarf
  25. Little Man Scarf
  26. Cherries In Bloom Infinity Scarf
  27. Scrap Happy Scarf
  28. One Skein Gelato Scarf
  29. Lightning Fast Crocheted Cowl
  30. Super Fast Scarf
  31. Berry-Licious Blanket
  32. Ocean Air Scarf
  33. Green Leaf Scarf
  34. Big Sky Scarf
  35. Kelly Green Spring Scarf
  36. Pretty Polka Dot Pillow 
  37. Crochet Travel Blooms 
  38. Sweet Cupcake Dishcloth 
  39. Little Pink Purse
  40. Sunburst Tablet Sleeve
  41. Rainbow Sherbet Dishcloth
  42. Ginger Snap Infinity Scarf
  43. Button Cowl Crochet Pattern
  44. Little Crochet Easter Bunnies
  45. Birthday Candle Crochet Applique
  46. Vanilla Chai Crochet Shawl
  47. Single Skein Tulip Scarf
  48. Cilantro Crochet Cowl
  49. Vintage Blossom Crochet Scarf
  50. Crochet Baby Blanket and Play Mat
  51. One Skein Enchanted Crochet Scarf
  52. Flower Garden Crochet Shawl
  53. Happy Apple Crochet Applique
  54. One Skein Tweedy Twig Crochet Cowl
  55. Hearthside Crochet Cowl
  56. Vintage Crochet Corsage Cowl
  57. Harvest Colors Crochet Votive Holder
  58. New Year's Eve Crochet Clutch
  59. Pretty and Bright Crochet Scarf
  60. Crochet Chevron Clutch
  61. Granny Square Gift Card Holder
  62. Waffle Stitch Charity Scarf
  63. Island Lace Crochet Scarf
  64. Colorful Hexagon Crochet Bag Pattern
  65. How to Crochet the V Stitch Tutorial
  66. Every Man Crochet Scarf
  67. Garden Patch Wrap
  68. One Round Shamrocks
  69. Striped Raspberry Crochet Infinity Scarf
  70. Autumn Morning Button Cowl
  71. Never-Ending Ribbed Scarf
  72. Strawflower Medallion Cup Cozy
     

Products Reviewed on AllFreeCrochet:

Bernat Cotton-ish Yarn
Make in a Weekend Shawls
Quick Styles for You
Mrs. Crosby's Hat Box Yarn

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Apr 29, 2017

Hi Jennifer, my name is Kristy I'm doing one of your patterns that I fell in love with. I'm a newbie to crochet!! Can you tell me if I'm doing this the correct way?? Any help would be most appreciated!!!

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Jan 18, 2017

Are any of the patterns available in an easy to print format?

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Jan 30, 2013

how can you get patterns from fiber flux - adventures in stitching?

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Feb 07, 2013

To access the patterns, just click on the link that says "click here for crochet pattern" It will take you right to the pattern. :)

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