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After I made The Timber Pullover, I knew I had to make one for Petey too. The Timber Pup Pullover is here! Now, Im going to be honest. I haven’t made any dog clothing before so the sizing estimates on this are suuuuuper guesstimates. 🙂 I wrote this pattern a bit differently and made several suggestions on where you might need to alter the pattern. Don’t be scared to try it on your dog a million times to check sizing! Though if they are anything like my Petey boy, they wont be too happy about it lol!
Don’t forget to pin to your boards and tag me on Instagram!
Materials:
- Super Bulky (6) yarn. Pattern uses Lion Brand Go For Faux (Chinchilla) Or an equivalent “furry/fuzzy” yarn. (homespun thick and quick is a substitution example.) Amount needed- 1(2,4,5,7,8,9) skeins
- Bulky (5) yarn. Pattern uses Lion Brand Color Made Easy.
- 6.00mm Crochet Hook
- 8.00mm Crochet Hook
- Yarn Needle
Valentine’s Day is approaching and i’m super excited to be included in the blog hop hosted by the super talented Amber of Divine Debris! She gathered up an awesome group of talented designers to bring you all some amazing free patterns! Be sure to head on over to her blog to take a look at all of the other patterns that will be available! For now, I hope you enjoy the Evie Pullover! 🙂 I would love if you Pin to your Pinterest boards for me and if you make one, be sure to tag me on Instagram!
If you are interested in the AD free PDF version CLICK HERE
Materials:
- Worsted (4) weight yarn. Pattern uses Lion Brand Vel-Luxe. Feel free to use any yarn that meets gauge! Yards needed- 330(380,430,480,530)
- 5.00mm Crochet Hook
- Yarn Needle
I hope you guys enjoy this sweater pattern! Any worsted weight yarn will work for this one. My favorite part of this sweater is the wide neckline! I love seeing and posting your finished work so please tag me on Instagram! And don’t forget to pin! 🙂
Materials:
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Worsted (4) weight yarn. Pattern uses Lion Brand Yarn Touch Of Alpaca. Yards required 1190(1260,1340,1430,1600)
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5.00mm Crochet Hook
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Yarn Needle
Im super excited that my super quick Market Mitts are part of the new Happy Holidays Bundle! You can whip these mittens up in half an hour. My pattern comes in toddler, child and adult sizes! This bundle has a tonnnn of awesome patterns, scroll down to see!
There are so many people, and they each deserve the perfect gift. And in case you’re running short on time, the new Happy Holidays Bundle has a ton of amazing patterns that can be stitched up in no time.
This bundle is full of thoughtful, one of a kind gifts that you can make in a weekend. These patterns are so creative. You’re sure to find something for everyone in your life. From hats and slippers to mug cozies and baby blankets, your options are endless.
A lot of these patterns would make great stocking stuffers, or make one as a secret santa gift. All of these projects are fun and stress free to make. Creating things for the ones you love should be a joyful experience and that’s why this bundle is truly special.
This bundle is full of my favorite holiday patterns from some of the most talented Etsy designers and crochet bloggers.
I’m really excited for you to see and make these beautiful presents for the ones you love.
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This bundle has over 30 handpicked patterns and gift ideas from crochet designers and bloggers.
Starting December 3rd and running through December 7th, you can get access to the Happy Holidays Bundle. With all 30+ patterns and the special bonuses for 90% off, this bundle is an amazing one time deal. Once the sale is over, this collection of patterns and bonuses won’t ever be available again.
Here’s a Sample of Everything that Comes in the Bundle:
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- Autumn Infinity Scarf by Melissa of Yarn Blossom Boutique
- Bobbles of Fun Cowl by Breann of Hooked on Homemade Happiness
- Harvest Poncho by Jessie of Jessie at Home
- Sunset Falls Infinity Cowl by Ashley of Montana Crochet
- Harvest Bandana Cowl by Tamara of Moogly
- Queen Cowl by Toni of TL Yarn Crafts
- Kai Cowl by Brianna of Life & Yarn
- Bandit Scarf by Vincent of Knot Bad Crochet
- Farrow Sweater by Tanya of Little Things Blogged
- Cozy Pocket Scarf by Simply Collectible Crochet
- The Colbie Hat by Meghan of Meghan Makes Do
- Trenta Pom Beanie by Toni of TL Yarn Crafts
- Warm & Fuzzy Headband by Nadia of YARNutopia
- Rochelle Beret by Alexandra of Two of Wands
- The Minerva Beanie by Elina of Capitana Uncino
- Chic Twist Headband by Nadia of YARNutopia
- Color Pop Mittens by Ideal Me
- Winter Fairy Leg Warmers by Maya of Maya Luna Corazon
- Penelope Fingerless Gloves by Jessica of The Hook Nook Life
- Gathered Bud Mittens by Karla Ann of Golden Strand Studio
- Reindeer Dasher Warmers by Marie of Muki Crafts
- Wonderfully Warm Mittens by Nadia of YARNutopia
- Snuggly Slipper Socks by Jess of Make and Do Crew
- Gathered Bud Ear Warmer by Karla Ann of Golden Strand Studio
- Pom Pom Slipper Socks by Stitch 11
- Market Mitts by Rachel of Evelyn & Peter
- Winter Crochet Slipper Socks by Briana of Briana K Designs
- Farmhouse Gingham Blanket by Melissa of Yarn Blossom Boutique
- Ombre Textured Blanket by Dabbles and Babbles
- Chunky Icelandic Blanket by Jessica of Mama in a Stitch
- Velvet Scrunchie by Mollie of White Owl Crochet Co.
- Snowflake Present Sack by Dabbles and Babbles
- Door Knob Basket by Erin of Simply Made by Erin
- The Flat Bottom Basket by Erin of Simply Made by Erin
- The Bling Bling Clutch by Carolina of Crochet Shop Carolina
- Santa Pillow by Carolina of Crochet Shop Carolina
- Snowman Wine Cozy by Cheryl of Crochet 365 Knit Too
- Red Hook Afternoon Shoulder Bag by Alexandra of Two of Wands
- Crochet Holiday Ornaments by Heidi of Hands Occupied
- Cuddle Size Danny Penguin by Holly of Storyland Amis
- Cuddle Size Gingerbread Twins by Holly of Storyland Amis
- Textured Rug by Cream of the Crop Crochet
- Anniversary Beanie by Emily of Hooked Hazel
- Real Pull String Bow by Nicole of Nicki’s Homemade Crafts
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If you’re passionate about crochet, you’ll love this bundle. It’s an amazing way to use your passion to show your loved ones you care. I truly love the versatility of the patterns in this bundle and I know you will too.
Raise your hand if you love homespun yarn! Meee! I know a lot of my crochet friends dislike using homespun yarn because it can be a bit difficult to work with, especially if you are a beginner crocheter. I hope the Butterbeer Pullover pattern changes your mind if you are a homespun hater. 🙂 You can always substitute a different bulky yarn if you are totally against it, but I encourage you to give it a shot with homespun first!
Here are a couple of my tips on working with Lion Brand Homespun-
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Keep your tension a bit loose! I know a lot of us have a habit of pulling our stitches down tight while crocheting. Don’t do this! One, it makes it harder to see the stitches and two, if you have to frog your work it will be difficult to pull out. You will also have a much harder time inserting your hook into the stitch and it may snag the yarn. So try and crochet with a nice even and “loose” tension.
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Don’t rely on just your eyes for counting stitches. When you work with homespun yarn, the fluffiness of the yarn can make it difficult to see your stitches. I like to actually feel my stitches with my hands to help check my stitch count.
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Start your work with a foundation row! My pullover pattern uses a foundation row for each panel. This not only gives your garment a bit more stretch and keeps the panel a uniform size but it also helps you keep your stitch count correct. When working with homespun I always find that the foundation chain and the first row gives the most trouble. It can be difficult to find where to insert your hook in the chain. If you use a foundation row it gets rid of this problem. I recommend THIS video/tutorial if you don’t already know how.
Be sure to tag me in your pictures on Instagram if you make the Butterbeer Pullover! I love seeing and sharing your work! 🙂 Make sure you also subscribe for more free patterns!
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