I keep seeing these bags all over so I finally decided to make one.

Reversible Pokemon (Ditto) by Skein Spider

Free Crochet Pattern Here *** Video Pattern Only ***

Mushroom Bag // Brittney Hawkins on Etsy

Re-blogging this because I must make this!

I can't wait to make more of these in different colors! Super quick and easy pattern. Only thing I did differently was add the faux fur.

Pattern:

Axolotl Crochet Patterns // Ohana on Etsy

I made the cutest little Litwick!!! I didn’t have a pattern, I just kinda rocked it out from my brain, but I’m very proud of him.

I have just made a pattern to make this super cute crochet bikini top.

Some of my favorites from last year!

Today’s yarn for review: Lang Yarns, Lang Canapa. This yarn is 100% Hemp. For my sample of this yarn, I made a small draw string pouch.

This yarn comes in a variety of shades, and I had the pleasure of working with shade numbers- 987.0063 (rusty red) and 987.0034 (deep blue). This yarn has a similar feeling to a linen based yarn, so it’s stiff to the touch. If you struggle with uneven tension in your stitches this yarn may have you redoing them over again to achieve even rows. Canapa is quite sturdy and it holds well however, if you’re looking for a yarn with good stretch this one is lacking in the field elasticity. My only issue I had while using it was, the strands tended to break apart allowing my crochet hook to slip through the strands when I was attempting to instead slip though a stitch. This is not a huge deal breaker as this is possible with almost all fibers/yarns.

Over all I think this yarn is lovely, and the fact that is made of hemp (making it very ecologically friendly) makes me enjoy it even more. Lang yarns did an excellent job with this line and I would recommend it! I’ll leave the link to their website here: www.langyarns.com. (You may need to switch your preferred language to English when using their site as they are a German company).

If you’re interested in buying this yarn you can order it from their website, or maybe you can talk your local yarn/ fiber store to sell it as well! With that being said, happy knitting and happy crocheting.