Your Favorites – Grab and Go Bag, Fuchsia Square and iPad Case
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Make this Grab and Go Bag with a free crochet pattern! Or add this pretty fuchsia granny square to your next afghan project! Looking for a great stash buster project? Make this trendy iPad case – it will make a great gift too!
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Your Favorites: Colorful Projects, Scrappy Flowers and a Purrfect Key Chain
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Welcome to our 156th
Link & Share Wednesday Party!
Here are your featured favourites from last week’s Link and Share Wednesday – Link Party 155 as chosen by you! .
Your Favorites.
Get Your Grab & Go Market Bag, Make an iPad Case or Add this Pretty Fuchsia Granny Square to your next blanket!
1 Granny Square – Fuchsia – Atelier Marie-Lucienne
2 iPad Case – Kat Kat Katoen
3 Grab and Go Market or Beach Bag – Crochet For You
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Link and Share Wednesday Party 156
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Hi Heidi 🙂 I think I found the pattern for you! The Publisher shared an excerpt as the Project of the Month on smpcraft – here’s the link to their post: https://web.archive.org/web/20201125222035/https://smpcraft.com/free-projects/project-of-the-month-lace-crochet-motifs/ The pdf link is kind of hidden. You will need to scroll down to the paragraph just beneath the image titled “Rounded Blossom”. The paragraph begins with “This PROJECT OF THE MONTH” and you need to click on the words “PROJECT OF THE MONTH” and it opens up an online PDF of the 11 Rounded Hexagon (which is the one used for the closure on the ipad case), 12 Rounded Blossom and 13 Six-pointed Star patterns with diagrams :). The person who made the iPad Case used half of the Hexagon but if you are not sure how to do half of it you could always do the whole thing and then just attach it to both sides of the case so it looks the same on both sides (but only opens on the one side). Hope this helps! Rhondda
Love the I-Pad Case. Thanks for the chance to win
If anyone should figure out how to actually get the pattern for IPad case please let me know. I clicked on link and never found the actual,pattern. I can figure out sc case no problem but fold over Lacy part takes more thought than I want to put into it; thanks!