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Ilse x
Join Soulmade’s VIP List and get a monthly printable planner that travels you to Greece!
Enjoy!
Ilse x
We make a give away again!
This time you can win the Summery evil eye pillow in the color of your choice.
At Soulmade we want our customers to be super-happy. We ask you to fill in a short questionnaire. (Only 5 questions, it takes 2 minutes of Your time) To help us improve Your shopping experience.
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The winner will be announced Friday 1/3.
Good luck!
Ilse x
Want to let You know that I’m doing a Valentine give away on My Facebook page.
Wouldn’t want You to miss out!
Good luck,
Ilse x
We're all into the evil eye at the moment.
I can hardly keep up crocheting my evil eye pillows for you, so You're loving them too.
But what're they all about? Do they just look nice or is there more to them,...
The evil eye has been around for about 3000 years,
from ancient Rome and Greece.
They thought to catch the evil eye was one of the worst things that
could happen to you.
And lot's of cruel things where happening then!
The evil eye protects especially against jealousy.
The green monster can hit te road when you're wearing your evil eye.
In Greece they even put a little golden or silver eye on the clothes
or blanket of a newborn baby. This keeps the baby protected from the
looks of jealous people.
To believe or not to believe in the evil eye, it’s up to you!
They look fabulous, and if they happen to work, that’s a great extra π
Ilse x
For this pattern You need:
2. Crochet 6 sc in the middle of the round. Put a stitch marker or safety pin in the first stitch You make.
3. Make 2 sc in each stitch all around. (12 st)
Replace the stitch marker again in the first stitch You make, this You will do in each round so You
know where the beginning of the round is.
4. Make 1 sc in the first stitch and 2 sc in the next stitch, repeat this all the way around. (18 st)
5. Make 1 sc in first 2 stitches and 2 sc in the third stitch, repeat this all the way around. (24 st )
6. Make 1 sc in first 3 stitches and 2 sc in 4th stitch, repeat all the way around. (30 st )
7. Crochet 1 sc in first 4 stitches and 2 sc in 5th stitch. Repeat all the way around. ( 36 st )
8. Make 1 sc in first 5 stitches and 2 stitches in 6th stitch. Repeat all the way around. ( 42 st )
9. Make 1 sc in each stitch all around. Β ( 42 st )
10. Crochet 1 sc in each stitch around but pick up only the back loop of the stitch, so You get the
nice pattern π ( 42 st )
11. Repeat step 10 another 5 times. ( 42 st )
12. Make a slip stitch in each stitch around. (42 st )
13. Cut off the tread and sew in the ends with the big needle…Ready!! Well done!!
You can make a smaller basket with the leftover yarn, just make the base of the basket smaller!
Put some fruits in it,…
Or keep Your knitting projects in them, have fun!
Ilse π
Me and plants, we’re not a good match. Or I forget to water them, or I drown them,…
That’s why I love succulents!!
They are very forgiving when You forget to water them.
And don’t need a lot of attention or care.
Ilse π