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Hippie Chick

"I do indeed love easy crochet clothing patterns. I will even go a step further and say that I love all easy crochet patterns. I have a wide variety of interests when it comes to crochet so I dont just limit myself to clothing. Wow, just by looking at the picture, I would have not guessed that this was made using mandala yarn. I would have guessed that it was made with skeins of different color yarns. Kudos."

Cheryl Y

"I had saved this pattern a few years back and still have not made it. Why? There is a thing at the end of the written pattern that says " This pattern is for personal use only. Please do not sell the finished project or my patterns on the internet or commercially." This alone is enough to make me not want to make a crochet item. I tend to crochet things and later down the road sell them. So with that being said I won't be making this Dragonfly Wonder Scarf."

Cheryl Y

"This is so great! I have made only 2 out of all of these Scrumptious Crochet Food Patterns. I am so pleased that you have put them all on this page to make it easier to find. My grandkids love playing with with bacon and eggs that I have done and now I can make so many more crocheted food for them. I love the chocolate fountain, which will be the first one I make from this list. Thank you so much for sharing these free crochet food patterns."

Cheryl Y

"This is a great read that explains the meaning of PM. What Does PM Mean in Crochet? Some written patterns just are not clear enough to under stand that pm is place marker. After crocheting for over 20 years I have noticed that there are patterns that have been written where the writer gets lazy and doesn't wright out the whole word and just uses abbreviations or initials. This could be very confusing to some of us. Thank you for clearing up this one."

Cheryl Y

"I do like the look of this Basketweave Purse. I've had it saved for a few years now hoping for a update. After reading all the comments on the pattern page it just sounds like it didn't work out to good. I have made many afghans using the basketweave stitch so I'm going to give it a try and hope it works out. I was thinking though of just using a thicker yarn so I don't have to crochet using two threads/yarn together. Has anyone finished this handbag? If so, how did it come out and can you please tell me just how big it is? I do know that the basketweave stitch is a tight stitch so the bag should not need a liner. Looking forward to trying this one. Thank you for sharing this free crochet purse pattern."