DIY: granny square to jewelry organizer pouch

Hello, and welcome! Remember the solid granny square tutorial I posted here a couple of weeks ago? Well, in order to film and write the tutorial I actually had to crochet a solid granny square (obviously!), and then never bothered to frog it. It lived in my desk for sometime, until I finally figured out what to do with it.

Tiny Sunset Landscape - cross stitch pattern

Hello, and welcome! Here is one of the latest cross stitch patterns added to my Etsy shop. I've been meaning to branch out to smaller sizes patterns, and this is the first one in what (hopefully) will be a larger series...

Welcome to The Really Crafty Link Party #434!

I hope you've had a lovely weekend and welcome to this week's link party!

If you can, please try to visit at least a couple of other posts and/or leave a nice comment on other people's creations, and help spread the word on social media - the more, the merrier!

As usual, the party will be open until Thursday and I will post the features on Friday, October 18th.

 

Please note that there's a 50 entries limit, so make sure you link up early!

Missed last week's features? Click the image below to check them out:

And now, let's party!

The Really Crafty Link Party #433 featured posts!

Hello and welcome! It's finally Friday again, so it's time to post the features of this week's link party!

Thank you all for joining the party and sharing with us. It's always a pleasure (and an inspiration) to go through all your wonderful posts!

Scroll down to check out this week's lovely features:

Tiny Windmill - free cross stitch pattern

Hello, and welcome to this week's free cross stitch pattern!

Easy butter cinnamon biscuits {recipe}

Hello, and welcome! Today I'm sharing here a simple recipe for butter cinnamon biscuits, which are just perfect to enjoy this season!

DIY Scrappy Zipper Pouch

Remember the re-styled tote bag I shared here last week, in the making of which I used a lot of fabric scraps? Well, I still had scraps left when I finished, so I thought - why not make a matching zipper pouch?