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The Darcie Mug Rug Crochet Pattern
Hey Everyone! Crochet mug rugs have been a staple decor item in my home from the moment I found out that they existed. They are so functional and easy to make, as in you could literally make an entire set in under 2 hours! The Darcie Mug Rug might actually be my favorite mug rug pattern that I’ve designed so far. I’ve been loving the ridge texture that the half double crochet creates when you crochet into the 3rd loop of the stitch. It’s such a unique texture because its raised off of the project, which makes it so satisfying. The single crochet puff stitch also has that satisfyingly rich…
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The Addison Mug Rug Crochet Pattern
Hey Guys! I’m back and with another beautiful crochet mug rug pattern. Mug rugs seem to be the only project I want to make these days and the Addison Mug Rug is no exception. But who could blame me, they are so fun and easy to make! They make the cutest home decor accessories and would be such a fun little house warming gift. They would be perfect to stick in a little welcome basket with some handmade dish cloths! I hope everyone loves and enjoys the pattern. Happy Crocheting! The post contains affiliate links that support the content on LoveandStitchDesign.com. Each affiliate link has a * beside it.…
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The Madison Mug Rug Crochet Pattern
Crochet mug rugs have quickly become my new favorite pattern to design and make! They make the perfect addition to your spring and summer inventory and literally take no time at all to make. This crochet mug rug pattern features the single crochet puff stitch. This stitch is super versatile and creates such a beautiful and subtle texture. The first time I used this stitch was when I designed The Lainey Headband and I immediately fell in love. (click here for the pattern) It gave such a beautiful and subtle texture to the headband and I couldn’t wait to use the stitch again in another project. Instead of utilizing the…
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The Evelyn Wall Hanging Crochet Pattern
The Evelyn Wall Hanging may just be the most unique pattern I have ever written. The original design had the squares closed with rows of half double crochets, but a crazy dream and a sleepless night made for a pretty unique idea. I manage to always dream about designing patterns. I’m the kind of person that if I don’t write things down there and then I will forget them, which usually results in me getting up in the middle of the night to write down a pattern idea. So after a weird, incredibly vivid, dream I began to design the pattern around having open squares. And thus The Evelyn Wall…
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The Mini Diamond Bobble Wall Hanging Crochet Pattern
I am so excited to share this pattern with you guys because I have had this idea for over a year! When I published the full size version of the Diamond Bobble Wall Hanging in my Etsy shop last year I knew I wanted to create a mini version of the wall hanging to offer for free on a blog. I just didn’t have the blog yet. A year later and I am finally able to share this pattern with everyone and I hope you love it as much as I do. Click here for the full size version of the Diamond Bobble Wall Hanging Pattern. This post contains affiliate…
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The Caroline Mug Rug Crochet Pattern
I have been totally inspired lately to design a mug rug with some stripes. Everyone has been so innovative with adding striped designs and playing with colors with their Penelope Mug Rugs that I couldn’t help but design something that plays off of that idea. Introducing The Caroline Mug Rug! I knew that I wanted to design a mug rug with the moss stitch because I had so much fun playing around with it designing the Crochet Pom Pom Wall Hanging but was afraid that it would be “too simple” on its own. Adding the striped color detail brought out the detail of the moss stitch so beautifully. This pattern…
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The Penelope Mug Rug Crochet Pattern
I have literally been seeing mug rug patterns EVERYWHERE and I think they are the cutest! So of course I decided to design one of my own. As soon as I started seeing these mug rugs floating around I had the exact pattern in mind that I wanted to try. I actually used this exact stitch in a headband pattern I published a few weeks ago in my Etsy shop and I absolutely loved it. Flash forward to now and I couldn’t wait to incorporate this stitch into another project. I am so glad I did because I am so obsessed with how this came out and hope you love…
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