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I'm the same way ... been knitting and crocheting lots of items, reading a lot and working on my website.

I plan to grow tomatoes in large containers along with some beans and peas. The rest of my gardens are perennials plants and I'm really looking forward to working in them once again. Right now we...

cute song, glad you shared it

Thanks for sharing.

The format belongs to another site where only recipes are stored and I'm not sure if they would approve of using it for something different.
I have removed it from the post now as the person that...

you are very welcome

Glad it worked for you Shaddy. And I appreciate the "young lady" I'm retired from education after a lot of wonderful years and just turned 65 on my last birthday.

Glad that it worked for you.
I'm on the lookout for a format to use all the time on my site for patterns. It is so much easier to create a pattern that way than switching it over to pdf format.

I cheated a bit here Shaddy and put the pattern onto a recipe card format that I've just found and been using to convert my recipes. I don't think it is meant for patterns but it will do for now...

You can just crochet right into the scrubbie and it works just fine for either the triangular or circular one.

I will eventually get around to putting it into a pdf format. Right now I'm doing a huge overhaul of my site and I can only do one thing at a time. I've been converting the most popular patterns...

I have a pattern for a towel holder using a metal ring that is crocheted around.

Towel Holder | Crafty Gardener

I gave up making the scrubbie part, and started using ones that come 6/$1 from dollar stores. Now I just add my own cloth part around the edges. It is so much easier on the fingers. :)
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I found another way to get the holes in your fleece, though I imagine it would take quite a while to do it on a blanket.
This person uses a embroider's awl to make the holes
Miss Abigail's Hope...

I love that kind of edging on a fleece blanket, it finishes it off beautifully.
I bought my self healing cutting board/mat at Michaels when they had a 50% off coupon.
Hope the alternate method...

Thanks CDR

That is a very nice site with lots of patterns to check out. Thanks for adding the link. I'll be saving it for browsing through when I have more time.

Lovely little pattern. I made several snowflakes last year and had them as window hangings. I love changing up patterns to suit the project I have in mind.

Let it Snow, Let it Snow | Crafty...

Glad to be of help,hope they turn out well.

You are welcome Betty, hope the hangers turn out well for you.

Thank you Shirley.

Hi Manda, thanks for the welcome. I'm enjoying reading through previous messages.

I also made him a Spidy hat and mitts
You can see photos here
All Things Spidy | Crafty Gardener

Your afghan turned out wonderful. I made round ripple afghans for each of our 4 grandchildren. Then when one of the grandson's got older I made him one like a spiderman web.

you are both welcome, hope you can use the pattern