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Big and Cozy Rug

You will always want to go barefoot when you finish the Big and Cozy Rug.… More

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Bulky Knit Rug

The Bulky Knit Rug is a beginner-friendly free knitting pattern you don't… More

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Who says your bathroom can't have style? The Cable Fringe Bathmat is the… More

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Elaine Rug Hooking Pattern

The rosebuds and bell flowers of the Elaine Rug Hooking Pattern really put… More

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Ewe Who Rug Hooking Pattern

An adorable sheep and whimsical owl become fast friends in this Ewe Who… More

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Hula Hoop Rug

If you are wondering what to make with finger knitting coils this Hula… More

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Knit Bath Mat

You've mastered the art of knitting dishtowels and washcloths, but are… More

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Magnolias Bell Pull Rug Hooking Pattern

Magnolias are one of the most elegant motifs used in crafting and this… More

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One Skein Shoe Rug

This knitted pattern is perfect for your shoes. When you come into the… More

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Paisley Blossoms Rug Hooking Pattern

Let the inspiration of springtime wash over you with this Paisley Blossoms… More

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Plush Bath Mat

The Plush Bath Mat is a quick and easy way to spruce up your powder room.… More

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Rag Doily Rug

Place this knitted pattern outside on your porch or stoop. It can also be… More

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Scrap Bath Mat

Don't throw away your old t-shirts or duvets quite yet! Use your old… More

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