Project Gallery 1

I was trying to figure out an easier way to show all of my different projects that I have created over the life of my blog. If you follow me, you will see that I have had a project gallery page ~~sometimes~~ okay hardly never. I just could not get any of that darn code to work out. It would be good and I would change one little thing. One little thing and everything would be ruined. I just could not take it anymore.

Flash forward to now. I found a program that let’s me post to my Blogger account (even with the new API settings) and arranges everything nice and pretty for me without me having to touch even the slightest bit of code. Open Live Writer, if you do not have it yet I highly recommend it for blogging. I cannot wait to go and edit some of my older posts. It’s free and super easy to set up. If you can use Microsoft office, you can use this. All of the features that are lacking in Blogger’s editing interface are here and perfect.

Click on each of the images to view more about that projects. Most of the photos are tagged, CassandraCae Crochet. When I started this blog, that was the name. I have recently changed that and know.

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5 Interesting Non Traditional Crochet Square Patterns

I absolutely love to crochet squares. The very first crochet pattern I ever learned by heart was the granny square. Even now, years and years later, when I am bored and I just want to crochet for the pure joy of crochet, the granny square is my go to pattern. I know many other crocheters out there feel the same way and that's why crocheting squares is so popular. There are so many square patterns out there, a crocheter could never complete them all in a life time. I decided to search up a few really awesome squares and I felt were unique but still reminded me of that classic pattern I love so much. These are the patterns that I found. The stained glass afghan pattern costs a $1.99 but the rest of the patterns listed here are completely free and they are featured on the blogs of other designers. All of these designs are now additions to my crochet bucket list.

Pink Pineapple Doily Free Crochet Pattern

Hello and Greetings Everyone I know I haven't been around a lot to post lately but with the holidays, well everyone knows how that goes... But I am back and I have a new crochet pattern to share, it's called the Pink Pineapple Doily. The original pattern appeared in 1951 in the publication Star Book No. 87, Doilies, Doilies, Doilies. For a printer friendly and editable version of this post, scroll down to the bottom and click the button that says "Print Friendly." I am absolutely in love with this doily. It looks like a very complex pattern but if your are just starting to make doilies and other crochet goods this is a great pattern to learn how to read other, more complex patterns. Decorating your home with crochet doilies can add a touch of vintage and handmade charm to any space. Start by considering the size and color of the doilies you would like to use. Crochet doilies come in a variety of sizes and colors, so you can choose to match your existing

Decorate Your Home With 15+ Free Christmas Crochet Patterns

Free Christmas Crochet Patterns It's just too much fun to find all of these amazing free crochet patterns. My last round up was a collection of free crochet tree patterns but this collection is going to be a little bit of everything to bring your home some holiday cheer this season. All of these patterns are free at the time of posting but some of them are specials for the 2014 holiday season and some of these patterns may not be available for free in the future so make sure you download them all now! Special Note -- I do not own any of the pictures on this post. Please do not use these images with out first contacting the original owner, Thanks and enjoy all of these wonderful patterns. The image credit links point to the designers Ravelry page or somewhere similar where you can see more of their amazing designs...so make sure you check those out too!

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