I found this website that has lots of free patterns for crochet but I don't know how to link it. I hope you know what to do with this url.
http://priscillascrochet.net/freepatterns.html
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I found this website that has lots of free patterns for crochet but I don't know how to link it. I hope you know what to do with this url.
http://priscillascrochet.net/freepatterns.html
I found this website a couple of weeks ago. I have purchased a couple of the afghan patterns and am anxious to make one. I really like the site!
Great website. Thank you!
Great site. Thank you for sharing.
The link works just fine. Thanks for sharing this!
Looks good. Thanks
This is a great site. Thanks for sharing with us!
Hugs, Jo
Great Website. Thank you so much for posting.
Dutch
I clicked on the link, and went straight to the website. I scrolled down to the categories of patterns, clicked on one I was interested in, it brought it up in name only to save to my computer, which I did. They save as a PDF file. Once it was saved, I clicked on that file to open it, and see what I had downloaded. You can't see the pattern until you download and save the file to your computer. Hope this helps.
Paula
Hi I just klick on the url and it took me to itQuote:
Originally Posted by choiyuk96
I'm looking for a crochet apron
Love this site! Lots of free unusual patterns. Thanks!
No problems. Love the site! Thanks.
Hi, I just clicked on the link and it took me to the site. Or you can copy and paste it into your browser to get there. They have really cute and pretty patterns; some are for sale and some are free. Happy Crocheting.Quote:
Originally Posted by choiyuk96
Hi choiyuk96,
What I did was click on the link that you sent, the site came up and I then clicked on the underlined items I was interested in seeing. The patterns came up which gave the crocheting instructions which I then printed. I hope you can do as I did and see how beautiful these granny squares are.
Cathy
Hi, I'm like Diane, I just clicked on the URL that you printed and it went right to it. Then you can move to whatever you want to look at. I watched her talk about the peacock eye. I made several afghans about 30 years ago that used that stitch. Then it was called broomstick lace and used a broomstick or a wood stick. Then they came out with a tube with a point on it. I used the end of a broomstick that my husband cut off for me. I made one for my mother in law and when she passed it came back to me. I passed it on to one of my daughters. then when she moved I caught a glimpse of it in the goodwill box. I left it there. I know that Grandma enjoyed it while she had it. Maybe someone else got some use out of it. Margaret