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Broom Buddy

2006-10-17T16:37:00.000-07:00

Broom Buddy by Jimmie Lu Smallwood
With addition by LeAnna

Tired of those kinks in the wall from your broom handle? Scratch the beautiful paint work and go erghhh? Well my broom buddy will keep your beautiful walls beautiful.

This pattern is for your personal or charitable use only it may not be sold nor may products made by this pattern be sold without written permission of the creator. And for this pattern I will give you written permission if you ask.

G hook and some scrap ww yarn

Note: Do not join rounds unless otherwise stated

RND1- Starting at top ch 2 6 SC in 2nd ch from hook

RND2- 2 SC in each sc around. (12sc)

RND3-24 SC in each SC around

RND 25- (SC 2sts tog, SC in next 4 SC) around (10 SC)

RND 26- SC in each SC around

RND 27- Repeat Round 26

Rnd 28- (SC in next SC CH 3) Repeat around Fasten off and weave in ends.

Slip over your broom or mop handle and no more scratched walls

Addition if you like

Loop Tie, chain 25, fasten off...slip buddy over broom or mop that has a hole in the handle for hanging on a hook, with your crochet hook, poke through the buddy through the hole to the other side and pull the Loop Tie through and tie or join together and fasten off. This serves two purposes: 1) secures the Buddy to the broom or mop or Swiffer (which is what my Buddy is on right now) and also can now hang off a hook if you want.

Hook case for Clover Soft touch hooks

2006-10-17T05:55:00.000-07:00

Clover Soft touch hook case
By Jimmie Lu Smallwood

This is for your own use. You may not sell this pattern nor items made from it with out the expressed written consent of the designer.

Hook size J and Red heart yarn color of your choice.

Ch. 30
Row 1 DC in 4th ch and each ch across

Row 2 Ch 1 turn, SC in each DC across

Row 3-29 Ch 1 turn SC in each SC across

Row 30 Ch 3 turn Work 1 DC in each SC across

Along bottom edge work 1 row of DC

Fold bottom edge(the edge with the row of DC) up aprox. 9 tows of DC, Sc around entire case placing 3 SC in each corner.

With a yarn needle sew “pockets” beginning between the row of DC and first row of SC. then make another every 3 rows of SC.

Finish off and embellish as desired.
Personally I sewed a bead with a letter on it to the top edge of the pockets so I know which hook goes in what slot

Ballet style slipper

2006-06-18T18:05:00.000-07:00

Ballet Style slipper by Jimmie Lu Smallwood

This pattern is for your own personal use. You may not sell it or claim it as your own, please feel free to link to this site but do not list this pattern on your site. Use it for yourself or charitable purposes. You may not sell items made from this pattern with out designer's written consent

Directions are for Small with changes for med/lg./Xlg in ( )

Hook size J

I used a skein of homespun

Make 2

Row 1- Chain 21(23, 25, 27) SC in 2^nd chain from hook and each across

Row 2- Chain 1 turn, In BLO sc in each sc across

Repeat row 2 for 18 more rows (20 rows total)

Draw stitches of 1 short end tight and whip stitch 4 � inches

Whip up the opposite short side to form heel.

Enjoy!

Marble bag!

2006-06-08T07:02:00.000-07:00

Crochet Marble bag by Jimmie Lu Smallwood

This pattern is for your personal use only it may not be sold nor may products made by this pattern be sold without written permission of the creator.

Hook size H
Yarn-any type you have some left over from another project!
There is no beg. Ch unless noted you are working in the round

Ch 13
RND 1- SC in second ch and each ch across(12 sc) Then work back across the opposite side 12 more sc for a total of 24 sc. Use a stitch marker to mark beg. of round. DO NOT TURN!
RND 2-18- SC in each SC around (24 SC)
RND 19- Ch. 3 Skip next SC *sc in next sc, Ch 3 repeat from * around join w/ sl. st.
RND 20- Ch 1 SC in each SC and 2 sc in each Ch space around. Join w/ sl st
RND 21- Ch. 2 HDC in each SC around. Join w/ sl. st.
RND 22- Ch 1 SC in each HDC around. Join w/ sl. st.
Fasten off weave in ends

FOR TIE- Ch. 65 fasten off. Weave ch thru ch spaces of RND 19

Enjoy!

Childs warm winter hat

2006-06-08T07:01:00.000-07:00

Child’s warm winter hat by Jimmie Lu Smallwood

This pattern is for your personal or charitable use only it may not be sold nor may products made by this pattern be sold without written permission of the creator.

Hook size H and any yarn you choose

Row 1- Ch. 11 SC in 2nd Ch from hook and each Ch. across Ch 1 turn

NOTE*** You will now work in back loops only

Row 2-70-SC in BLO of each sc across Ch 1 and turn

Row 71- Attach the last row to the first row with a row of SC

NOTE*** You are now working in the round and in both loops

Round 1- Ch 1 work 1 row of 75 SC around evenly working across the brim SL ST to join.

Round 2-11 CH 3 Dc in each SC (or DC) around SL ST to join.

Round 12-CH 4 * Skip DC,Dc in next DC CH 1* repeat from * to* around Join with a SL ST

Round 13- Ch 1 SC in each DC and Ch 1 sp around Join w/ Sl St

Round 14- *CH 10 SC in next SC Repeat from * around (VERY LOOPY) Join W/ Sl. St.

Fasten off

Chain 65 Fasten off and weave thru the CH 1 sp of round 12 Pull very tight and tie off!

You are done!!

Yo Yo and a half Angel

2006-06-08T07:00:00.000-07:00

Yo-Yo and a half Angel by Jimmie Lu Smallwood

This pattern is for your personal or charitable use only it may not be sold nor may products made by this pattern be sold without written permission of the creator.

This works fast and is super easy.

Hook G

Ch 4 join w/ sl st.
Round 1- Ch 3(count as DC) 11 more DC in circle. Join w/ sl st (12 DC)
Make 3 yoyo’s but 2 will be folded in half and sl st to make a half circle

Position the 2 halves behind the whole yoyo and attach by a simple stitch or if you are making a lot you can use a glue gun.

Embellish if you like and you can either attach a magnet or a pin or a thread to hang it.

Note: I used white Peaches and Cream cotton but you should try different types of thread and yarns.

Enjoy!

Shawl

2006-06-08T06:59:00.000-07:00

Pretty easy Shawl by Jimmie Lu Smallwood

This pattern is for your personal or charitable use only it may not be sold nor may products made by this pattern be sold without written permission of the creator.

Hook- H (You may use any size hook you like)
This pattern is designed so you the crocheter may use any yarn you like

Row 1- Chain 9 DC In 5th (Ch. 1 skip ch DC in Next Ch) twice Ch 3 turn *you should have 3 ch 1 spaces

Row 2- 2 DC in same ch 3 sp. Ch 1 DC in next Ch1, Ch. 1 3 DC in top of the last DC in previous row Ch 3 Turn

Ro3 3-40 2 DC in same sp as Ch 3 CH 1 (DC Ch. 1 in each CH 1 space across) 3 DC in top of last Stitch of previous row, CH 3 Turn ****NOTE At row 40 do not ch 3, only ch 1 and turn

Row 41-42 SC in each St across CH 1 and turn of row 41 but the end of row 42 fasten off

You may add fringes if you like!!!!

ENJOY!!!

easy Ladies cap

2006-06-08T06:58:00.000-07:00

Easy ladies cap by Jimmie Lu Smallwood
This pattern is for your personal use or for charity only it may not be sold nor may products made by this pattern be sold without written permission of the creator.

Yarn- Bernat Softee Chunky 1 ball Pale Antique Rose

Hook- J

Gauge 3 DC= 1 Inch

Skill level- Beginner

Ch.5 Join w/ sl. st. to form ring

Round 1- Ch 3(counts a dc now and throughout) 11 dc in ring Join w/ sl. st. (12 DC)

Round 2- Ch 3 DC in same st, 2 DC in each dc around Join w/ sl. st. (24 DC)

Round 3-Ch 3 DC in same st., *DC in next DC, 2 DC in next DC repeat from * around, Join w/ sl. st. (36 DC)

Round 4-Ch 3 DC in each DC around Join w/ sl. st (36 DC)

Round 5 Ch 3 DC in same st., *DC in next 2 DC, 2 DC in next DC, Repeat from * around. Join w/ sl. st. (48 DC)

Round 6- Ch 3, DC in same st,*DC in next DC, 2 DC in next DC Repeat from * around Join w/sl. st. (72 DC)

Rounds 7-10- Ch 3 DC in each DC around Join w/ sl. st (72 DC)

Round 11- Ch 1, SC in each DC around sl. st. to join

Round 12-(Can be omitted if you do not want a shell boarder) Ch. 3, 4 DC in same st.
*Skip 2 sc, sc in next sc, skip 2 sc 5 DC in next SC Repeat from * around to last 6 SC Skip 1 sc sc in next sc, Skip next sc 5 Dc in next sc, skip next SC sc in next and Join w/sl. st. Finish off and weave in all ends!

Enjoy!

Hold your home made stitch markers here

2006-06-06T17:12:00.000-07:00

Stitch Marker holder by Jimmie Lu Smallwood

This pattern is for your own personal use it is not to be sold nor the items made from it sold without written permission of the creator.

Hook size H

Row 1- Ch. 33 DC in 3rd ch from hook and each ch across

Row 2&3- Ch 1 turn Sc in each DC or Sc across

Row 4-Ch 1 turn SC in each of next 3 sc, SC in BLO of row to the last 3 SC in Both loops of last 3

Rows 5-12-Ch 1 Sc in each sc across

Row 13- Ch 3 turn DC in each sc across

*NOTE—You are now working in the Round

Round 14- Ch 1 work a round evenly of sc around entire piece work 3 sc in each corner you should have 90 SC Join w/slst Ch 2

Round 15- Work along short side HDC in next 5 sc Ch 2 skip 3sc HDC in remaining sc around working 3 HDC in each corner. Sl st to join. Finish off

Finishing – Roll up case align button hole(ch 2) and attach a button for closure. I made mine the same as the stitch markers inside.

Scrunchie

2006-06-06T17:10:00.000-07:00

Cute Quick Scrunchie by Jimmie Lu Smallwood

This pattern is for your personal use only it may not be sold nor may products made by this pattern be sold without written permission of the creator.

Use size hook and yarn of your choice!

Attach yarn to pony tail holder
Chain 5
*SC in 3rd Ch from hook, HDC in next Ch, DC in last Ch. SC in the ponytail holder, Ch 5
Repeat from * around holder Join w/ sl. st. to beg. st. fasten off

You can make as many petals as you like around it depends on how tight or loose you like it!

Raffia Change purse (photo comming)

2006-06-01T16:30:00.000-07:00

Raffia Change Purse by Jimmie Lu Smallwood

This pattern is for your personal use only it may not be sold nor may products made by this pattern be sold without written permission of the creator.

First you will need to separate raffia and tie ends together (you can do this as you go along if you like but I started out tying a few together first.

Hook I

Row 1- Chain 18 SC in second ch and each across

Row 2-9-CH 1 turn SC in each SC across *NOTE after row 9 do not turn

Button hole row
NOTE* you are now working on the short end across un worked SC
Make 3 SC then CH 2(button hole) then 3 more SC Fasten off.

At this point I weaved in the ends and trimmed (you will still have a “straw” look)

SEWING-Fold the short end up without the button hole leaving enough room for a flap. Thread thin piece of raffia in a plastic canvas needle and stitch both sides. Add a button for closure

HDC Memory envalope

2006-06-01T16:22:00.000-07:00

HDC Keepsake Memory Bag by Jimmie Lu Smallwood
For Charitably purposes only!

With I size hook Chain 36
Row 1 HDC in 3rd ch from hook and each ch. across. Ch. 2 turn

Row 2 HDC in each HDC across Ch. 2 turn.

Rows 3- 21 Repeat row 2. Do not ch.2 at end of row 21

Decreasing rows-
Slip stitch in fist 2 HDC, HDC in next HDC and each across leaving last 2 HDC un- worked.
Repeat decreasing row until you have only 2 HDC. Forming a point like an envelope.

Edging- SC evenly along edge and along sides joining edges to form a bag resembling an envelope.

Trim- Add a button ribbon or yarn for a closure of the bag.

Welcome!!!!

2006-06-01T16:18:00.000-07:00

I figured rather than mixing my patterns in with my other blog stuff why not create a new one!!!
Hey check back often I add new patterns every few weeks. These are free but they are copyright protected! Use them for your own use and charitable purposes. You may not sell the pattern nor may items made from these patterns be sold with out prior written consent!
Please enjoy!