Inspiration from Pinterest!
I try to find a good title for this post, but I have no inspiration, maybe I have to search on Pinterest for inspiration! ;) I’m addicted to Pinterest. I go there each day, yes, each day. I love to look at the photos, the projects and I like to share my finds on my different boards.
Do you want to design some little crochet motifs? Be inspired by this helpful crochet book! Two years ago, on Pinterest, I saw images of small motifs to crochet. They were so cute, and it’s at this moment that I started again to crochet! I’m like that; when I see something I like, I tell myself that I can do it also and I begin.
Is it time to crochet another flower motif? Here’s Abby, a cute motif.
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Isa was named after Isabelle; it’s her little sister. I used the same stitches, the same idea with just some slight variations. That’s what I like about crochet; we can easily create a new motif only with some changes.
The Anabelle Crochet Flower has the right size for your mugs, and plants in a 4” (10 cm) pot. Why did I talk about plants in a post on crochet? I used my crochet motif under them to protect my wood tables! :)
Crochet motif is trendy, and when I looked at what you read on my blog, I don’t doubt that! You want more and more about them! Sofia is a quick and easy project with traditional stitches you already know.
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The name of this crochet motif is Rainy Day. I crocheted it during a rainy day! :) Another free crochet motif for your pleasure.
After my first crochet pattern, I was hooked, so I created this one: Isabella. The Isabella Crochet Flower has the right size for your mugs, and plants in a 4” (10 cm) pot like the Anabelle one.