Teen Crocheter

Amigurumi Pig Free Pattern     I was looking for a free pattern for an amigurumi pig a while back, and I couldn't find one I liked so I decided to make one myself! This pig is easy and fun to make, and the perfect size for a kid to play with or to sit on your desk! Please do not copy this pattern as your own or republish the pattern in any way. If you make this pig be sure to tag me on Instagram @teen_crocheter! Have fun making it!   Materials Pink and black yarn of your choice  Recommended hook size for your yarn Yarn needle Safety eyes of your choice Polyester Fiber Fill Stitch Marker (optional) Abbreviations Used sc: single crochet hdc: half double crochet inc: increase (two sc in one stitch) st: stitch dec: decrease (crochet two stitches together) BLO: in back loops only FO: Fasten off ch: chain Other Pattern Notes The pig will be bigger or smaller depending on the yarn and hook size you use The pattern is worked in contin...

              Hey guys! Today I'm going to give you a free pattern for how to make your own snowflake or flower Christmas ornament. I love Christmas, and it's coming up soon, so this is a really fun pattern to make! You could tie yarn or a string around it to make it an ornament, or you could make a bunch of them and string them together into a garland. If you make it in white, it could be a snowflake, or if you make in colors like pink and purple it could be a flower. It's really all up to you, so get creative with your color choices. The great thing about this pattern is that it works up quickly. I hope you like it! Materials you will need: any yarn in the colors of your choice the reccomended hook for the yarn you are using scissors Pattern Notes: Guage isn't really that important for this pattern, but just know that your snowflake/flower will be bigger or smaller depending on the type of yarn and hook you use If you want to...

How I Color Code my Bible Color coding your bible can be really helpful. It can help you understand more about what the bible teaches. This is how I color code mine.

H ow to Make Earrings         These earrings are fun and easy to make, and they look great too! Supplies You can get these supplies at most craft stores. -Wire cutters -Round nosed pliers -Head pins -Earring backs (optional) -Beads (the holes should be pretty small) Take the beads and put them on a headpin in the order you want them arranged. Do the same with the other headpin. After you do that, then cut off the excess wire with the wire cutters, leaving about a centimeter of wire. Take the round nosed pliers and make a loop (but leave it partly open) with the wire that's left attached to the bead, and put an earring hook in the loop. Close the loop and do the same with the other earring. When you're done, the earrings should look something like this. Hope y'all had fun! Scroll down to see comments