Did you know you can make a cute little Crochet Washcloth Bunny using any of your favorite crochet washcloth/dishcloth patterns? I show you how below – super easy and cute. 🐰
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Begin rolling up your washcloth from one corner to form a tube as shown in the photos below.
Fold the ends together and tie them with a cute ribbon or twine. The ends of the tube form the ears.🐰
These would be so cute to add to a little one’s Easter basket along with all the treats. They would also make a fun hostess gift – tuck them into a little basket with a bar of handmade soap. To use the washcloth, simply untie the ribbon and you are good to go. 🐰
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I stamped Mickey using Memento Tuxedo Black Ink on white card stock and colored him with Copic markers. I die cut around the image using these Deckle & Stitches Nesting Dies. Then I layered it to black card stock die cut with the same set. This card was for a cute little boy turning 2 so I stamped a “2” with black ink inside the balloon.
To make the card, I used the Deckle & Stitches Nesting Dies to die cut a piece of red polka dot patterned paper (I used this paper pack) and attached it to a white card. Then I attached the stamped piece to the lower right corner of the card. I stamped the sentiment with black ink on white card stock. I die cut around it using these Scalloped & Stitched Sentiment Nesting Dies and attached it to the card using foam tape.
This is a simple card that comes together quickly, but it sends lots of fun birthday wishes!🎈
This is a super easy, last minute treat to mix up for your Valentines. ❤️ It will take just a couple of minutes and it has raisins and cashews so that makes it healthy, right? 😉
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You’ll need cashews (I used halves and pieces in sea salt), raisins, white chocolate chips, and Valentine M&M’s. Not a fan of cashews? Make this tasty treat with your favorite nuts – I would recommend using salted nuts to get the salty/sweet taste that is so yummy.
Then just mix them all together in a big bowl and your Valentine Treat Mix is ready to eat!
I used a 16 ounce can of cashews, an 11.5 ounce bag of white chocolate chips, a 10 ounce bag of M&M’s, and just added raisins until I thought I had enough – maybe 1.5 cups.
You can fill up a clear treat bag, tie it with some red and white twine, and gift it to your family and friends for a sweet Valentine treat.
But…you may need to make a double batch so you’ll have plenty to keep at home, too! I have this fun extra large mason jar that I like to store my Valentine Treat Mix in – it looks so cute on my counter. 😍
I think dried cranberries would also be tasty in place of – or along with – the raisins. You could even add some chocolate chips if you want even more chocolate in the mix. 😊
Looking for a fun last minute Valentine crochet project? You can find the easy pattern for this Crochet Valentine Bobble Cup Cozy below. Pair it with a reusable coffee cup and a gift card to their favorite coffee shop for a great Valentine gift. You could even throw in a few chocolate hearts. ❤️
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Special stitch:Bobble Stitch – Yarn over, insert hook into stitch, and pull up a loop. Yarn over, pull through two loops. Repeat 4 times – there will be 6 loops on the hook. Yarn over and pull through all 6 loops. Sc in next stitch to complete the Bobble stitch.
Chain 28 and join to first chain with ss to form a ring.
Rounds 1-3: ch 1. sc in same stitch as ss and in each stitch around. Join with ss to first sc. (28 stitches)
Rounds 4-6: ch 1. hdc in same stitch as ss and in each stitch around. Join with ss to first hdc. (28 stitches)
Round 7: ch 1. Work bobble in same stitch as ss. *sc in next stitch, work bobble in next stitch.* Repeat from * to * around to last 2 stitches. sc in each of the last 2 stitches. Join with ss to first bobble stitch. (9 Bobbles)
Round 8: ch 1. sc in same stitch as ss and in each stitch around. Join with ss to first sc. (28 stitches)
Round 9: ch 1. sc in same stitch as ss and in next stitch. *Work bobble in next stitch, sc in next stitch.* Repeat from * to * around until last 2 stitches. Work one more bobble. Join with ss to first sc. (9 Bobbles)
Rounds 10-12: ch 1. hdc in same stitch as ss and in each stitch around. Join with ss to first hdc. (28 stitches)
Rounds 13-15: ch 1. sc in same stitch as ss and in each stitch around. Join with ss to first sc. (28 stitches)
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Layer heart button onto white button and sew onto cozy.
Here are links to PDFs – one with photos and one without – for easy printing. 🙂
Worsted weight cotton yarn also works great for stitching up the Valentine Bobble Cup Cozy. Of course you don’t have to crochet this in red! Make it in your favorite color. Change the button to a different shape or leave it off completely. Make it your own. 🙂
This little snowman looks like he is sending a great big hug! I think he makes an adorable Valentine card. ❤️❄️
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I used these Zig Zag Rectangles Nesting Dies to die cut black and white striped patterned paper and attached it to a white card. Using the same die set, I cut red polka dot patterned paper and attached it over the striped paper. The snowman image is attached to the card with foam tape.
This cold winter we’ve been having calls for some yummy comfort food! I found this recipe for Chicken AlfredoBake here at Daily Delish Co. It’s loaded with protein and made with Greek yogurt so it’s a bit healthier than a traditional Alfredo recipe.
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I used full fat cream cheese because my store was out of reduced fat. I also used whole wheat noodles to add a little fiber to the dish. The recipe calls for parsley or basil for garnish but I just left it off.
Here it is ready to go in the oven…
Here it is fresh from the oven with all the melty cheese…😋
I sprinkled a little more Parmesan cheese on top before serving. Add a side salad or some roasted veggies (or both 😉) for a great weeknight dinner.
To make this Chicken Alfredo Bake even easier, use rotisserie chicken to save time – no having to cook chicken ahead of time. You could have dinner on the table in less than an hour. 😊
One of the things I’m hoping to do this year is to create with some of the things I already have in my craft stash – then I won’t feel so bad buying new fun stuff. 😉
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I found these oversized clothespins in my stash (these are similar) and wanted to create something quick and easy with them. Since Valentine’s Day is just around the corner, I grabbed a few 1-inch wood hearts and these cute wood conversation hearts also from my stash. ❤️
I simply painted the wood hearts red, glued the conversation hearts to them, and attached them to the clothespins using E6000 clear adhesive. Easy peasy!
Here are a few ways to use these cute Valentine clips. Attach a clip to a cellophane bag filled with Valentine treats. Add a scented candle to a cellophane bag, tie it closed with a pretty ribbon, and use a clip to attach a gift tag. Does your Valentine love savory snacks? Attach a clip to the top of a bag of their favorite chips or popcorn to use after they open the bag. You can also add a magnet to the back and use a Valentine clip to hold notes or pictures on your fridge.
What do you already have in your craft room that will spark your creativity?❤️
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To make the card, I die cut a piece of pink card stock with these Scallops & Rectangles Nesting Dies, embossed it with a heart embossing folder (similar to this), and attached it to a white card. I attached a strip of red patterned paper to the card and then added the bunny and sentiment.
This sweet little guy can be used for so many different occasions. Just change the colors and he will be perfect for anytime you want to send a little love.❤️
Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. ❤️ These little treat bags are quick to make and are a fun way to show a little Valentine love.
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I die cut a larger heart from patterned paper and attached it to the bag. Then I die cut a smaller heart from red card stock and layered it to the first heart. I folded over the top of the bag towards the front. Using my Crop-A-Dile, I punched 2 small holes in the top of the bag.
Fill the treat bags with hard candies, chocolates, stickers, lip balm, tiny heart erasers, or any other little treats. These treat bags would be great for the kids’ classmates, Sunday school class, or even your girlfriends. ❤️
This Crocheted Knotted Bear Lovey from Repeat Crafter Me is so adorable! They are so fun to make. Only the head is stuffed so the body is flat and easy for little hands to grasp.
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The bears are stitched up with chunky yarn so they work up quickly. I did the snowflakes slightly different from the pattern. I added French knots on the ends of them. Other than that I followed the pattern as written.
You could also leave the snowflake off, use any color for the sweater section, and it would be great for anytime!
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