Willow River Water Bottle Holders, Temperature Snails, Little Girl Romper; Link Party 457
At Wednesday Link Party 457 our features include these great for summer Willow River Water Bottle Holders from @grandmaduckdesigns, these fantastic Temperature Snails from @frautschitschi_crochet, and a super sweet Lots to Love 14-inch Doll Sweet Little Girl Romper from Craft Attic Resources.
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Wednesday Link Party 457 Features
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This Week at Link Party 457 we feature projects from Grandma Duck Designs, Craft Attic Resources and Frau Tschi-Tschi
- Willow River Water Bottle Holder (free crochet pattern) | Grandma Duck Designs
- Lots to Love 14-inch Doll Sweet Little Girl Romper | Craft Attic Resources
- Temperature Snails (free crochet pattern) | Frau Tschi-Tschi
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Wednesday Link Party 457 Features
Willow River Water Bottle Holder
Shelli from Grandma Duck Designs has shared a great free crochet pattern for her Willow River Water Bottle Holder. For her project she used Cotton Yarn and a 5.5 mm (I) crochet hook. Pop over to her blog for the free instructions.
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Lots to Love 14-inch Doll Sweet Little Girl Romper
Craft Attic Resources has shared her finished Sweet Little Girl Romper project with us this week. This cute little doll outfit includes footed pants, a romper top and headband. It is absolutely adorable. Read more about the pattern and the supplies she used in her post.
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Temperature Snails
This week Frau Tschi-Tschi has shared an adorable free crochet pattern for her Temperature Snails. These snails are constructed using different colors of yarn for different days of the year based on the temperature. I think the finished result is just adorable!
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