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the peekaboo ridge chemo caps are pictured here, with a floral Cancer ribbon in the lower right corner. Top right is a navy chemo cap and bottom center is a light pink chemo cap. The caps are crocheted using the peekaboo ridge stitch and Lion Brand Coboo yarn.

How To Crochet The Peekaboo Ridge Stitch

Let me show you how to crochet the peekaboo ridge stitch in the round and in the flat. It is easy and the results are beautiful. I created and named this stitch when designing a crochet chemo cap. It adds that little bit of sweet texture and has little openings for a bit of ... Read More

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The spiked Sedge Stitch sample that has color changes.

How to Crochet the Spiked Sedge Stitch – Easy Texture for Baby Blankets & More

Looking for a fun and beginner-friendly crochet stitch that adds texture and beauty to your projects? Let me show you how to crochet the Spiked Sedge Stitch—a wonderfully underused stitch that creates a dense, cozy fabric perfect for baby blankets, scarves, hats, and even dishcloths and hot ... Read More

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The main Photo is showing the fabric inside the half start stitch crochet basket. The bottom left photo is showing the liner peeking out of the crochet basket, and the bottom right photo is showing the liner sitting completely outside of the basket.

Easy Way To Add Fabric To A Basket Liner

I want to show you an easy way to add fabric to a basket liner. It's as easy as cutting a large circle. It's a bonus that you don't have to be that accurate. I have designed a crochet Easter basket, and then added a hard liner, using a plastic jug. What a way to recycle and keep plastic out of our ... Read More

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The hard fabric covered liner is stitcking up out of the crochet basket.

How To Make A Removable Basket Liner and Handle Using a Plastic Jug

Let me show you how to make a removable basket liner and handle using a plastic jug. This is a great way to make your next crochet, fabric or knit basket into a sturdy design. Cut a strip from the plastic jug to use as for a sturdy handle. You can leave it as is or place single crochet stitches ... Read More

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How To Crochet The Half Star Stitch

Let me show you how to crochet the Half Star Stitch. It is easy and creates a lovely texture. This stitch is very beginner friendly. A lot of folks thought this was a tunisian or Afghan crochet stitch. It isn't though. I think you will be surprised at how easy it is to crochet. I sometimes use ... Read More

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a close up photo of the nub crochet stitch made with chunky yarn.

How To Crochet The Nub Stitch Using Chunky Yarn

Hi there, welcome to Krissy’s Over The Mountain Crochet! I love a fun and easy crochet stitch that has a lot of texture. One of my favorites is the Nub Stitch.  I’m excited to share how you can crochet this stitch using chunky yarn. This textured stitch is perfect for adding dimension to your ... Read More

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The gobble till you wobble thanksgiving skirt that is being modeled alongside the crochet Turkey Sweater pullover. Matching hairbows are off to the side.

How to Sew 5 Skirts Using Fat Quarter Packs

Let me show you How To Sew 5 Girls Skirts using Fat Quarter Packs. It's so quick to use a fat quarter bundle. I will demonstrate this sewing pattern using flannel christmas fat quarters I found at Wal Mart. I sometimes use affiliate links in my posts. This won’t cost you anything, but will help ... Read More

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Two crocheted sunflower sachets. Yankee Candle Wax melts in the scent Autumn Harvest is displayed ready to be used for making the sunflower sachets.

How To Crochet A Sunflower Sachet | Free Pattern

Let me show you how to crochet a Sunflower sachet. It is really easy. Just a little bit of crochet is needed. Use your favorite scent. Combine it with a little bit of polyfil stuffing. Put the scented stuffing in the amigurumi sunflower. Toss them in your drawer. Hang them in your closet with your ... Read More

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Nautical Placemat with beautiful blue dishes setting on it. Silverware is in the fabric pockets.

Nautical Placemat With Silver Ware Pockets| Free Crochet Pattern

Crochet this Nautical Placemat with silver ware pockets for your seaside home. Change the colors and it will easily fit into any home or kitchen decor. This will easily fit any holiday you are celebrating when you change the color of the yarn. The free crochet pattern is below. Purchase the ad free ... Read More

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LIttle Rubber Ducky Appliques in many different colors.

Rubber Ducky Applique Free Crochet Pattern

This Rubber Ducky Applique Crochet Pattern is so fun to use to decorate your little ones Nautical Clothing. I love using the Rubber Ducky Applique to put on the Lil Sailor Layette set. You will find the free crochet pattern below. You can sew or glue the Rubber Ducky Applique to the item you are ... Read More

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You will find easy crochet patterns for functional and beautiful crocheted items. I love sharing crafting tutorials as well as a few recipes. I live just “Over The Mountain” on a lovely, narrow country road in the Appalachian Mountains. Stay awhile, and we can talk about crochet , crafts and other things that are happening on "My Side of the Mountain".

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the peekaboo ridge chemo caps are pictured here, with a floral Cancer ribbon in the lower right corner. Top right is a navy chemo cap and bottom center is a light pink chemo cap. The caps are crocheted using the peekaboo ridge stitch and Lion Brand Coboo yarn.

How To Crochet The Peekaboo Ridge Stitch

A Crochet cloche in cream colored yarn. The lemon peel stitch adds a bit of texture and a purchased shabby rose trim has been tacked on, above the brim, with an adorable satin/sheer pink pull tie bow added.

The Shabby Rose Cloche Crochet Pattern for Baby

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3D Ladybug Crochet Granny Square – Free Pattern

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