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Where can you find free crochet patterns of Cartoon Network characters online?
crochet pattern central or ravelry
Where to find a crochet football helmet pattern?
Ravelry has several. Go to ravelry.com. Membership is free, if you are not already a member.
Where can you get the knitting patterns for the Father Christmas Christmas jumpers?
Pinterest, Etsy, Ebay and Ravelry are good resources for finding free and low cost, knitting and crochet patterns.
What is the yardage for Unger Britannia 1 6 10 oz ball of yarn?
Don't know if you still need this info but according the the listing for this yarn on Ravelry, it should be approx. 140 yards.
Where can Christmas blanket patterns be found online?
Christmas blanket patterns can be found online at at Jimmy Beans and Walmart. They may also be found at the websites Free Patterns, Ravelry, Red Heart and e-Patterns Central.
Where can women's head scarf patterns be found for free?
There are many different kinds of patterns for head scarves. There are sewing, knitting, and crocheting patterns. Most of these patterns can be found on craft sites or specialized websites for the specific craft such as Ravelry for knitting.
I'm looking for an afghan pattern that was featured in the Family Circle magazine sometime between 1980 and 1990. The name of the pattern is called The Promise.?
go to ravelry,com and try a pattern search, if you dont find it try the forum to see if anyone has it
Are there any free knitting patterns using Elle yarn on the net?
See links below. Ravelry is a free knit and crochet community, but registration is required to access the patterns. Registration is painless and does not result in spam. Their pattern library is the best anywhere and very easy to search. You can also find out who has completed the project or working on it to consult if you run into difficulty.
Where can you get a knitting pattern for donkey hat?
Debbie Bliss's toy pattern book has a donkey, but I haven't been able to figure out the pattern. There's a Disney pattern for Eeyore that I got from a friend, and several small donkeys on-line, suitable for a creche but not really toy size. One is here: http://knitalittlemore.blogspot.com/2008/02/little-gray-donkey.html If you want to help a charity raise money by knitting donkeys as well, here's a great idea... http://drupal.thedonkeysanctuary.org.uk/woolley
Where can you find a tigger knitting or crochet pattern?
Okay, I was able to find a crochet pattern for Tigger, either as a stand alone .pdf for sale (Craftsy website attached), or in the Leisure Arts #3262 (or # ) book: "Disney Pooh & Friends." You can see if that might be available in your library, or look online to purchase the book. Finding a knit pattern was much harder. It appears that at one time, there was a knit kit, from Designer Stitches I did find a Tigger Illusion Afghan pattern for free (photo on Ravelry link, and pattern on Tigger Illusion link), which appears to be the only thing I could find as far as a knitting pattern
How do you publish a free knitting pattern that you made without starting your own website?
There are many ways to share a pattern of your own design. You can start a blog and post it there. If you are on Facebook you can write a "note" and publish it there. If you are on a forum, some allow you to publish it in their pattern section. I am not familiar with knitting forums, but Crochetville allows this. Craftown publishes patterns from many designers on their web site at craftown. That would be pretty simple as all you have to do is provide the pattern. They do the rest. I would have the pattern checked for accuracy, include instructions for any special stitches or abbreviations used. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- you can also join ravelry and publish it there. There are also people who will 'test' your pattern for you before you do publish which is a great thing.
Where can you find a crochet pattern for the Pittsburgh Steelers logo?
I think that the afghan/blanket overall pattern isn't the most important to you--it is the Cowboy "star" that is the most important, correct? I have found a graphed cowboy star, that you could incorporate into any afghan or blanket pattern.
