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With just 60-80 yards of your favorite cotton yarn and a few simple crochet stitches, you can whip one of these scrubbies up in a jiffy!
A fun option for this project is to add a few to a small basket with some bath products to give as gifts to friends and family. You could even add a small bar of soap to the scrubbie prior to completing it so it's already to go!
Favorite this pattern on Ravelry here: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/bubble-scrubbie
You can also purchase the ad free pdf at the above link for a small fee OR continue below for the free instructions. Pattern purchases here on my website will also be sent through Ravelry so you can save them to your library there.  Bubble Scrubbie Crochet PatternBraided Cable Tutorial for the |
 | In 2017, I designed the Braided Cable Block Collection for my nephew which included a Throw, Bolster pillow, Square pillow and Rectangle pillow. It was beautiful and he and his new wife absolutely loved it. The only thing that I didn't like about it was the ridges on the wrong side of the work that you get when working post stitches. I wanted a solution but I knew that it wouldn't be easy to explain in terms that everyone can understand. |
In the new Cabled Zig Zag Crochet Pattern Collection, I've included the written instructions for how to work the new dc/FPtrTOG to create a smooth and solid section when working post stitches. There are also many, many stitch placement photos to help along the way. I know that many of you learn well from photos but many of you learn well from video tutorials so to help you even more (just in case), I've created a video tutorial that can easily be viewed below.
I hope that you will try something new if you haven't worked cables before. The Braided Cable is probably the simplest cable to work and once you get the hang of them, they're addicting!
I hope that you will try something new if you haven't worked cables before. The Braided Cable is probably the simplest cable to work and once you get the hang of them, they're addicting!
Bubble Baby Sweater 0-6 month FREE crochet pattern by Crafting Friends Designs
(c) 2012 Copyright by Kate Wagstaff of Crafting Friends Designs
(c) 2014 Photo Copyright by Ash & Co
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You are in no way to alter the pattern and claim it as your own to sell or give to others
Please be sure to read through all the instructions carefully
If you need customer support as you work a pattern, please email [email protected]
(c) 2014 Photo Copyright by Ash & Co
It is ILLEGAL to copy, share or upload this pattern to sites for others to access.
This pattern is not to be used for educational purposes
You do have permission to sell finished items you crochet using my patterns
You are in no way to alter the pattern and claim it as your own to sell or give to others
Please be sure to read through all the instructions carefully
If you need customer support as you work a pattern, please email [email protected]
Don't you just love to snuggle with babies? I know I do! Back in 2012, I designed the Bubble Baby Sweater with comfort and warmth in mind. I loved the texture of the stitch used and style of it when using a different color for the sleeves. It reminds me of Leathermen jackets from High School and I think it would be a fun option to do in local school colors for baby photo props. It's a quick and easy project to work up whether it's for your own sweet little one or an opportunity to serve others.
I hope you'll enjoy this crochet pattern as much as I do. Be sure to add it to your favorites on Ravelry by giving it a "Heart"!
This pattern is also available in an ad free pdf in the following places for a small fee
I hope you'll enjoy this crochet pattern as much as I do. Be sure to add it to your favorites on Ravelry by giving it a "Heart"!
This pattern is also available in an ad free pdf in the following places for a small fee
Bubble Baby Sweater Crochet Pattern
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Skill Level: Easy
Materials:
~350-400 yrds 4ww yarn such as Caron Simply Soft, Red Heart Soft or Deborah Norville Everyday yarn. Other yarns may be substituted though your end size results may vary.
~Size G and Size J crochet hooks
~4 (7/8") Buttons
~needle and matching thread
Finished Size: 0-6 months (19.5" chest) Remember - this is a sweater so it's meant to fit well over other clothing
Gauge: With J hook 14 sc & 14 rows = 4"
Stitches/Abbreviations:
st(s) - stitches, sl st - slip stitch, ch - chain, yo - yarn over,
sc - single crochet, hdc - half double crochet, tr - treble crochet
Special Stitches:
Hdc Foundation Chain: If you're unfamiliar with how to work foundation chains, this photo tutorial here on my blog may help
http://craftingfriendsdesigns.blogspot.com/2014/12/hdc-chainless-foundation.html
Loop: (sc, ch 2, sc) in same stitch
Single Crochet 2 Together (sc2tog): [Insert hook into next st and draw up a loop]2x, yarn over and draw through all 3 loops on hook
Half Double Crochet 2 Together (hdc2tog): [Yarn over and insert hook into next st and draw up a loop]2x, yarn over and draw through all 5 loops on hook
Notes:
Skill Level: Easy
Materials:
~350-400 yrds 4ww yarn such as Caron Simply Soft, Red Heart Soft or Deborah Norville Everyday yarn. Other yarns may be substituted though your end size results may vary.
~Size G and Size J crochet hooks
~4 (7/8") Buttons
~needle and matching thread
Finished Size: 0-6 months (19.5" chest) Remember - this is a sweater so it's meant to fit well over other clothing
Gauge: With J hook 14 sc & 14 rows = 4"
Stitches/Abbreviations:
st(s) - stitches, sl st - slip stitch, ch - chain, yo - yarn over,
sc - single crochet, hdc - half double crochet, tr - treble crochet
Special Stitches:
Hdc Foundation Chain: If you're unfamiliar with how to work foundation chains, this photo tutorial here on my blog may help
http://craftingfriendsdesigns.blogspot.com/2014/12/hdc-chainless-foundation.html
Loop: (sc, ch 2, sc) in same stitch
Single Crochet 2 Together (sc2tog): [Insert hook into next st and draw up a loop]2x, yarn over and draw through all 3 loops on hook
Half Double Crochet 2 Together (hdc2tog): [Yarn over and insert hook into next st and draw up a loop]2x, yarn over and draw through all 5 loops on hook
Notes:
- This is worked from the neck to the bottom of the jacket. Keep this in mind when changing colors
- Ch-3 spaces are used as button holes
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Kate Wagstaff
Hey there! Thank you for joining my blog here at Crafting Friends Designs. Grab your hook, some yarn and get comfy as we crochet some fun, unique and beautiful projects together.
I'm Kate and crochet is my passion. I've been crocheting for 30+ years and as you can see from the selection of designs on my site, blankets are my obsession. I absolutely love creating something that will wrap my love around friends and family when they're in need of comfort.
Having 4 beautiful girls of my own has also inspired many infant, toddler and child size dresses. They are my biggest cheerleaders and have enjoyed wearing the things I've made them.
If you love what you see, please leave a comment and let me know!
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