Crochet Crafts Jewelry DIY - Rustic / Shabby Chic / French Country / Romantic / Gypsy Boho

Easter is just around the corner, it’s time to take out your crochet hook and some soft pastel yarns. The perfect moment to start small, fun and seasonal projects. Here are my week’s finds: ♥  Crochet Bunny Applique by Anabelia A cute bunny applique with a granny square center, simple and clever. ➜ Pattern here ♥  Crochet Bunny Phone Case by CocoFlower (me lol) A soft and playful phone pouch, part of my animal case series. ➜ Pattern here ♥ Crochet Hens by Veru Expressive little hens, perfect for spring decoration. ➜ Here on Instragram ♥ Jumbo Bunny Basket by Curious Papaya A large bunny basket, perfect for Easter egg hunts. ➜ Pattern here ♥  Crochet embroidered Eggs by Zeens and Roger A nice mix of crochet and embroidery. ➜ Pattern here ♥ Crochet Carrot Garland by The knotted Nest Simple and graphic, great for seasonal decor. ➜ Pattern here ♥ Easter Bunny Coasters by Yulia Mozhaiska A subtle Easter touch for your table. ➜ Pattern here ♥ Easter Bunny Mug Cozy b...

  I recently revisited a series of small felt bears that I originally created a few years ago. Back then, I already liked their raw and expressive look. Very simple shapes, just a few lines, but a lot of character. The blanket stitch is intentionally visible — it’s part of the drawing as much as the construction. Working on them again now, I realized I still like them just as much. They have something a bit naive, almost childlike, but with very strong expressions. That’s what made me want to turn them into a pattern. The idea stayed the same: keep it simple, accessible, no sewing machine needed, and very little material. A project you can start easily, while still having a strong visual identity. The pattern includes all the steps, with stitch diagrams and printable templates. 👉 The pattern is available here:  CocoFlower Atelier ************************************************************************ Want more patterns?  Explore all my tutorials here → Find me on Etsy a...

Hello to all bunny enthusiasts and vintage aficionados! With Easter fast approaching, I'm excited to introduce you to my latest creations: the Groovy Seventies-inspired RabStar plush bunnies! 🐰💐 Inspired by the vibrant hues and vibes of the 70s, these adorable bunnies embody the retro charm and hippie spirit of that era. Crafted from vintage floral fabrics in shades of yellow, pink, and orange, they bring a touch of springtime joy wherever they go. Each bunny is unique, with three different designs to choose from: geometric patterns, timeless floral prints, or modern Scandinavian-inspired motifs. Each one is meticulously hand embroidered with love and attention to detail. You can find my RabStar plush bunnies on display and available for purchase at the International House de Esbjerg . And for more of my creations, be sure to visit my website, www.cocoflower.net . 🌟 #EasterBunnies #VintageInspiration #ArtToys #SpringDecor 🌟

  A number of years ago, I created crocheted some  mobile phone pouches in the plush shaped . Here are two new versions with handles that can be carried like little bags. The first version is a special order from my daughter. She gave me a very precise drawing, which I tried to follow to the letter 😁 colour, material, shape of the eyes. The second cover, a mini smartphone bag, is a little fox with pasta and a tail. New for these 2023 cases, in addition to the handle, they are all lined with cotton fabric to protect the phone.  ************************************************************************ Do you like my creations? Support my business by visiting my handmade creations shop: www.cocoflower.net

   Here we go for July's crochet tutorial. Here's a Rustic boat mobile to hang from your windows or decorate the wall. Materials: -1 driftwood branch -cotton - in this case this is organic Fonty cotton -4.5 hook - if you want a stiffer sail, choose a smaller hook -fabric - in this case, it's linen with a stripe pattern -beads if you want to decorate the hanging thread Step 1 :  Pick up a driftwood branch on the beach. Don't forget to clean it to avoid small bugs. I soaked it for 24 hours in a mixture of white vinegar and insecticide. Dry it well in the sun. Stage 2: the sail Abbreviation  :  ch st = chain stitch / sl st = slip stitch / hdc =  half double crochet /  dc = double crochet 1st row (Blue on the diagram)  : 2 chain  stitch . Work to the first stitch. 6 half double crochet. 2nd row (Purple on diagram) :  5 chain  stitch  - then in the hdc of the previous row : 1 double crochet - 7  ch st  - 1 d...