COFFEE AND CROCHET WITH SARA (72) Ravel Tales | Posh Pooch Designs

COFFEE AND CROCHET WITH SARA (72) 

"Ravel Tales"

With Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

My Grand daughter Calleigh loves the Ravel Tales. 
We decided to show you How fun they are.
They are fun for Kids and grown ups, too.
Anyone  who loves yarn and crafts,  and has everything
 you need. It has A Surprise bean Bag animal that you
 unwrap to see which one. 

it has cut fabric to make
 a pet bed. the needle and yarn to sew it closed. 
It has key chains and charms. Extra yarn to make a
 collar, bracelet and necklaces.
You can find them at Walmart, Target and On Amazon.

See The Video on my Youtube Crochet Channel At This LINK

The Video had a Technical Mic Issue.
 You may need to turn the volume up.

Whats New This Week At
 Posh Pooch Designs

Sunflower Coaster
Crochet Pattern and video - LINK

Sunflower Square 
Crochet Pattern and video - LINK

The Slanted Headband
 Crochet Pattern and Video - LINK

Thanks For Stopping By!

I Will See You Next Week.

Lazy Daisy Chain and My Mini Garden

Lazy Daisy Chain Necklace

Crochet Pattern

 By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

It can be a Necklace, A Belt, A Headband, 

A bracelet, A Purse handle A Decoration, 

Or anything You want to use it For.

My Favorite way to use it is as a Necklace.

See this Video on Youtube Crochet Channel at this LINK

Lazy Daisy Chain Necklace Crochet Pattern

 By Sara Sach

Please, Add This Crochet Pattern To Your Ravelry Favorites.

Skill : Super Easy 

Materials :

Small amount of ANY yarn - 

Worsted weight, Cotton, Sport weight, threads -- 

Whatever you have on hand!

Hook that corresponds with the yarn used

I used a H / 5.00  hook and Acrylic med (4)yarn.

From 1st ch to petal is 4 inches, 

If you use a different weight yarn you will get different length.

Stitches : 

Chain: (ch)

Slip Stitch ( sl st)

Double crochet ( dc)

Pattern: 

Ch 13, dc in the 4th ch from the hook, 3 dc,ch2, sl st  in the same ch,

 ( 1st petal made)

Continue to work in the same ch, *ch 2, 3 dc, ch 2, sl st *

 Repeat From * to * 2 more times, 

for a total of 4 petals made.

 ch 13 after the 4th petal, and repeat until desired length.

I just tied the 2 ends together and wore it like a necklace, 

and I got lots of complements.

You stitch more chains between flowers, if you like.

When I wore the green one, everyone 

thought it was 4 leaf clovers.

This pink one I wore with my Easter outfit!

Got a  lot of compliments, too!

Here is another one I made a few years back, for a yarn 

Bombing project. I put 6 petals on these flowers.

 I even made Maximo and Rosie one to wear to the 
Doggie Dr.

This picture cracked me up because Rosie's Ear looks like

 its missing, And Maximo spotted the cookie bag!

What colors will you make With the Lazy Daisy Chain?

6 Petal Flower Crochet Pattern

Poppy - Six Petal Flower Crochet Pattern
Perfect for Veterans Day
To remember Those who gave their lives for our Freedom!

See The Video on my Youtube Channel at this LINK

Yesterday I posted a fun 

Summer bucket hat crochet pattern,

you can find it at this link,

Summer Bucket hat.

I had a few questions concerning 

the 6 petal flower pattern.

To help explain it better,

I have make a picture tutorial.

Please Add This Crochet Pattern to Your
Ravelry Favorites.

The Flower Pattern :

R : 1 -With Solid Color - ch 2, 12 dc in the 2nd ch from the hook,\

 join to the ,

R : 2 - *Ch 3, 3 tr, in 1st dc, ch3, sl st in the next dc*,

 Repeat 5 more times for 6 petals.

tie off leaving a long tail for sewing on hat. 

Sew on Button to the center of the Flower.

With Solid Collar - ch 2, 12 dc in the 2nd ch from the hook, join

Ch 3, 3 tr, in 1st dc,

ch3, sl st in the next dc, 

ch 3, (starts the repeat)

Repeat 5 more times for 6 petals.

tie off, weave in your end.

There may be a little gap between

 the last petal and the 1st petal.

Thread the tail of the yarn on a needle

 and sew the gap closed.

now choose a button, if you want,

and sew it in the center of the Flower.

The Sparkle Star buttons I found at 

Hobby Lobby in the Scrap Booking section.

I hope the pictures help to explain

 the flower pattern better.

This is my favorite flower to use on hats, 

bags, dog sweaters and more.