Pattern corrections for Pine Tree Wrist Warmers

Hi my lovelies. It came to my knowledge recently,  that there were some errors found in my Pine Tree Wrist Warmers pattern. I try my very best to proof read and make a complete pattern, but I'm only human and errors sneak in when I least expect it. So, thank you to the fellow crocheter and customer who contacted me with the information, I highly appreciate your eagle eye.

The pattern has been carefully proof read one more time and corrections has been made (see a sample of what my patterns look like above). I also updated some pictures in the pattern... More pretty now. :) The new corrected version of the Pine Tree Wrist Warmers pattern is now uploaded to Etsy for purchase. However, I have not yet managed to send the new version to all my Etsy buyers. I'm on it, thank you for your patience.

My apologies for any inconvenience and trouble this might have caused someone. I have to add: the mistakes were minor, nothing drastic, but still... Happy Weekend to you all.

Kärlek
Annette

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NEW PATTERN: Isak's Bunting

Happy Monday my lovelies!
 I'm kicking off this week with a new pattern addition  - Isak's Bunting!
Every home needs a bunting to feel cozy and warm, right?
This bunting will be a great Easter decoration. Also, it is the perfect match to Isak's Blanket.
Isak's Bunting is a quick, easy and fun pattern to make and it is suitable for anyone with basic crochet skills.
I had so much fun making my buntings, playing with different color themes and shades.
I will definitely make more.
I think it is the dotted binding that makes my heart skip a beat.

For you who would like to make the blanket and the bunting, you can find a 2in1 pattern including both patterns in a separate listing. And that is not all, it comes to a DISCOUNTED PRICE. Yes!
Just look for the listing called Isak's Blanket & Bunting Set, and if you already have purchased Isak's Blanket, you should have received an email with information on how to get your Isak's Bunting discount.
Check your spam inbox if the email has not arrived.

Together these two creations makes an excellent new baby gift. Another great thing about making the set is that it is an economical project. When making Isak's Blanket you will most probably end up with some left over yarn and it will be just enough to make the matching bunting. Isn't that great?
All my patterns are available in my Etsy Shop.
Welcome!

ISAK'S BUNTING PATTERN

Makes a bunting sized approx 260 cm/102 inches

MATERIAL & FACTS:
• 5-page PDF file
• Approx. 135g of Sports Weight/4ply cotton yarn
(I used Tilda 50%cotton/50%acrylic from Svarta Fåret)
• UK and US terms
• Written pattern, diagram and accompanied pictures for clarity
• Tips and photos for inspiration

Now available here:
Etsy

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Kärlek
Annette

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NEW PATTERN: Isak's Blanket

Welcome to Isak's Blanket pattern!
I really love this new version of Isak's Blanket. The colors really pop...
If I hadn't already given this crochet blanket pattern its name after my nephew Isak,
I would have called it the Lollipop Blanket. 

I don't have much left of my Tilda yarn, but I used the few colorful balls I had left in my craft basket. And they worked up so beautifully. It's been a delight hooking away row after row
making this test run of the pattern. 

It is a fun and simple pattern. The type of pattern you will make over and over again
in different color themes. I have included some color combo advice in the pattern for inspiration and there is a full description of colors used in both of my blankets:
The Lollipop version (see above) and The Original version (see below).
The sky is a limit and I see many, many variations of Isak's Blanket in the future.

The pattern is asking for a 4ply/Sports Weight yarn, but you can with great advantage
make this blanket in a DK weight as well.
I hope you will enjoy!

ISAK'S BLANKET PATTERN

Makes a baby blanket sized approx 72x94 cm / 28,5x37 inches
MATERIAL & FACTS:
• 6-page PDF file
• Approx. 350g of Sports Weight/4ply cotton yarn
(I used Tilda 50%cotton/50%acrylic from Svarta Fåret)
• UK and US terms
• Written pattern, diagram and accompanied pictures for clarity
• Tips and photos for inspiration

Now available here:
Etsy

Please share your creations on Instagram:
#myrosevalley

Kärlek
Annette

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NEW PATTERN: The Vintage Crochet Potholder Pattern

I'm so delighted to share this new pattern with you today. It has a lot of love and heart in it and is inspired by my Grandma Eivor in Sweden, a woman who has influenced me more than I can imagine with her traditional Scandinavian artisan craft skills and lifestyle. Read more about the story behind my new Vintage Potholder Pattern here.

THE VINTAGE POTHOLDER PATTERN 

For more information about material and techniques, please read the pattern listing in shop.

Buy Now!

Vintage Potholder Pattern on ETSY
Vintage Potholder Pattern on RAVELRY

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#vintagepotholder

The pattern holds 3 different front piece designs on a base. It is available in UK, US and Swedish terms, includes written pattern as well as Step-by-step instructions with pictures, tips and advice.

I think I've made a dozen potholders so far, it is such a neat and fun pattern to make. It is quick and has a high rated satisfaction grade. It doesn't take lots of yarn yardage and I'm sure you will be able to use up some cotton yarn scraps from your stash and turn them into delightful and colorful potholder creations. And the good thing is that potholders can happily be used as dish and wash cloths, as doilies and pot coasters as well. Who would have thought that a potholder could be so versatile. I hope you will enjoy this lovely and fun pattern as much as I do. Happy hooking!

Kärlek
Annette

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Ravelry Help needed & Ravelry Shop open!

Hi dear crafty friends all over the world. I'm an Etsy girl. I've been an Etsy girl from day one. Etsy is where I do my shopping sprees, where I surf for fabric in my manic patchwork phases. Etsy was what I chose when starting to sell my handmade creations and later my own crochet pattern designs. It felt natural to open an Etsy Shop. It was also so easy. So what about Ravelry?

MY RAVELRY PAGE
Ravelry has kind of fallen a bit into the shadows of my attention... I have had a page there for many years (find me under the name My Rose Valley or Annette MB Ciccarelli) but I haven't really been active. So a few weeks ago I decided that it is time to get involved and discover a new fabulous crafty community. I jumped in with some action.Not much, but a little...

THE RAVELRY SHOP
I'm delighted to inform that I now also have a Ravelry Shop where my patterns are listed. I'm thinking maybe this makes it easier for those who are more of a Ravelry fan than an Etsy fan to enjoy my patterns. On Ravelry you can pay with Visa, MasterCard and PayPal at the check out. Just like on Etsy, it is immediate downloads and my patterns are available in US, UK and Swedish terms if nothing else is mentioned. So welcome to my Ravelry Shop!

I NEED RAVELRY HELP
Little by little I'm adding on projects I have made and so on. People "friend" me and I'm not sure what I should do? "Friend" back? How does it work? Anyone who can give me some simple user and manners advice on how to join in the club? How much detailed information do I need to add to my project listings? What is Errata? Is it better to list yarn in weight or length? How do I socialize? Any advice is welcome. I find it a bit clonky, hard to navigate, but it might just be me being a beginner...

FREE PATTERNS
I'm also planning to add some of my Free Patterns to my shop and already you can find the Maybelle Baby Blanket Pattern and the Vintage Crochet Hangers. They contain links to my blog posts, is it better to add PDF files for these too? And if so, how does that work? Do I get a notification every time someone downloads a Free pattern too? Is it really necessary or are people happy with links to blog posts?

Well as you can tell, this is new territory for me. I'm totally lost. But knowing you, you will hold my hand and guide me through it. You always do.

Kärlek
Annette

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