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CRAFT Newsletter
Craft Patterns

May 16, 2008

In this issue: Woody the Owl Crochet Pattern, How to Make an Oilcloth Lunch Bag, Crochet Coin Purse Pattern, Free Patterns at Knit.1, How to Make "Roller Coasters," How to Knit an Evening Shrug



Hi Crafters,

Bring out the sewing machine and get your knitting needles or crochet hooks ready because this CRAFT newsletter is jam packed with free patterns, perfect for your next craft project!



Cheers,
Natalie Zee Drieu
Senior Editor, CRAFT Magazine
craftzine.com
nat@craftzine.com
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From the CRAFT Blog

Woody the Owl Crochet Pattern

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Roxycraft has a free pattern up on her site for the adorable Woody the Owl!

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HOW TO - Oilcloth Lunch Bag

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Cindy at Skip to my Lou made this tutorial for sewing a reusable oilcloth lunch sack. She's included a pattern, detailed instructions, and excellent photographs.

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Crochet Coin Purse Pattern

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Handmade by Calista has a pattern to make this crochet coin purse with a snap frame. I love the look of all the ruffles.

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Free Patterns @ Knit.1

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Not sure how I missed this, but the Knit.1 website has a whole page of free pattern PDFs for you to download. Check it out and find knit and crochet patterns for everything from a knitted and felted reusable tote (pictured above) to a lacy cardigan, amigurimi octopus, or anchor-motif tube top.

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HOW TO - Make "Roller Coasters"

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Juliette from Chickpea Sewing Studio has a new pattern up at The Sewing Republic which shows you how to make these ric-rac trimmed "roller coasters". This would be a great project to use up fun scraps of fabric you can't bear to part with.

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HOW TO - Knit an Evening Shrug

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The Purl Bee shows you how to knit up this earthy yet sophisticated shrug from sustainable bamboo yarn. Perfect to wear over a little dress, or even with a tank and jeans.

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