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Crochet Yellow Colored Flower Project

Crochet Yellow Colored Flower Project
The photo above © Mimos da Malu

Get ready to create a stunning crochet flower with our free and easy-to-follow tutorial! Perfect for beginners, this project is a great way to start your crochet journey.

Below, you'll find step-by-step instructions to make this beautiful yellow flower. Don't worry if you're new to crochet - this pattern is designed to be beginner-friendly and easy to follow. Plus, you can always experiment with different colors or combinations to make it your own unique creation.

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After the Storm Quilt Tutorial

After the Storm Quilt Tutorial
The photo above © Tiffany Searle

Get ready to be blown away by the stunning 'After the Storm' quilt! The swirling colors are absolutely breathtaking. This gorgeous quilt pattern is a must-make, and the best part? You can follow along with Tiffany Searle's easy-to-follow photo tutorial to bring this beauty to life. Click the link below to get started and follow along step-by-step to create your own masterpiece!

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Honey Bee Quilt Tutorial

Honey Bee Quilt Tutorial
The photo above © Erin - Why Not Sew? 
Learn to make a lap-size Honey Bee quilt with this comprehensive tutorial from Erin at "Why Not Sew?". This project features a charming patchwork border and time-saving machine-appliquéd bees. The tutorial provides detailed, step-by-step instructions and diagrams covering fabric cutting, nine-patch block assembly, bee appliqué, and border construction. A downloadable bee appliqué template is included. Material requirements are clearly listed, suggesting the use of fat quarters and fat eighths, along with fusible web, batting, and backing fabric. Helpful tips, such as seam pressing techniques, are also incorporated throughout. 

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