I decided one day that although many hats may have TARDISes on them, I wanted one that was a TARDIS. And of course, such a hat would probably look pretty retarded. Thus, the (re)TARDIS hat was born.
I guess this is more of a recipe than a pattern.
I had been looking around for a knitted or crocheted simple belt to use for the Renaissance Faire to hang a suede pouch from, but I couldn’t find anything I liked enough and decided to design one of my own. It’s a very quick project and I was able to finish it in one sitting.
The beginning of this belt has a hole you can use to slip the other end through for a cute and stylish look.
I found a pattern for a Knitted Skull and Crossbones Cloth on the web, by Rhonda K. White. Here’s a link for you:
http://www.knittingknonsense.com/skullcrossbones.html
As you can see, the image is broken so you don’t know what the dishcloth actually looks like. So I’ve taken a picture of mine with the hopes that it might be useful to someone else. It’s a little hard to see since I use a much bigger size needle than recommended, and the gradient doesn’t help, but it’s better than no picture at all.
I had a lot of trouble finding a crocheted pumpkin fridgie that wasn’t too hard for me to do and actually looked like a pumpkin, so I decided to make one of my own with the following pattern as a base. It’s very simple to do!
This is actually a combination of two free crochet patterns I found on the internet to make my own black cat that looked a bit more balanced, with some other tweaks.
To give credit where credit is due:
Basic Crocheted Flat Circle With Solid Center
Black Cat Fridgie
