I have tears in my eyes reading your post about your grandmother and the beautiful dress crocheted with love which has been passed down and worn by her daughter, grand daughter and great grand daughter. What a testament to the women in your family.

I love your angel towel holder. When I print out the instructions, page 6, it has double print over the beginning of the pattern and I am unable to read it. Any suggestions? Thank you for sharing and keep up the good work.

Thank you!

Did you try to just copy and paste the pattern itself?

Instead of printing out the entire screen, try right clicking (hold the button down)and drag the cursor over the entire pattern only to highlight, then right click over the highlighted words and click on copy, then paste it onto a Word document or into Notepad (if you have windows, that is, I don't know anything about MAC)

If you still have trouble, please feel free to email me, my addy in in the "About Me" section and I can send you a PDF if you like.

I am crying as I type because that dress is (as you know) worth more than any gold or diamonds--it is just so incredible and too beautiful for words. I am an RN who works with Alzheimers residents and it amazes me how many patients will "go through the motions", as you stated, but can no longer crochet.
You are very talented. I am so glad I found your site today
Blessings,
Kathy

Thank you for posting this pattern,I am always looking for new patterns,and I think this one is very pretty.
Julie

through Crochetville . . . I love the dishcloth. Thanks for sharing the pattern.

Melissa

I'm into quick and easy - I liked your flower and snowflake!

Love the web site. I found it through a link for a dish clothe. Thank you for sharing. I appreciate it. God Bless

Nice site here.

With best regards from Germany!

Kay Schweigert

www.haekeln.com

Thank You! I have been trying to find a decent pattern for a pillow for a boy, about 12 yrs old, something "coool" that he would like and maybe even want to show to his friends, and something he knows probably no one else has... this is the perfect pattern i think!! So again, thank you CC

Hello,
Noticed you have a copyright on the pattern. Does that also apply if a person makes and sells hats?.
Thanks.

Hi, the type of copyright that I have is with the Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial 3.0 United States License which means that:
You are free:
~to Share — to copy, distribute, display, and perform the work
~to Remix — to make derivative works

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~Any of the above conditions can be waived if you get permission from the copyright holder.
~Apart from the remix rights granted under this license, nothing in this license impairs or restricts the author's moral rights.

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I display the license in the side bar on the left in my front page and in my 'About Me' page.

I also ask that all patterns that I post here are for personal use only (example: made for gifts, charity donations or your own use) and that I be credited as the designer since I am offering these patterns for free.

Thank you for your interest in my designs.

Just wanted to thank you for putting your Tunisian Keepsake Pocket Pillow pattern on the web for free. As I am a total beginner & am learning strictly from websites, this is a wonderful pattern for trying new stitches. I have a question or two: In the directions for the cast off, does TSC stand for Tunisian Simple Crochet or what? Also is single crochet in Tunisian the same as in regular crochet? Thanks again for this cute pattern.

Barbara in California

Thank you for your kind words!

Ah, Thank you for the catch! I had reversed the letters there, it is supposed to be TCS for Tunisian Cross Stitch. Tunisian Simple Stitch and Tunisian Simple Crochet would be the same thing, I should think.

In Tunsian, there really isn't a single crochet stitch, unless a pattern would call for it somewhere, as in a border stitch, then it is worked the same way as regular crochet.