Free Crochet Pattern Minion & Daisy Tic-Tac-Toe Travel Game Bags©

 Free Crochet Patterns Minion & Daisy Tic-Tac-Toe Travel Game Bags©

By Connie Hiughes Designs©

"Free Minion Inspired Crochet Tic-Tac-Toe Bag Pattern©"
This is a great crochet project super easy and fun! 

Plus it's makes great kids take along toy for when going out!!

Red Heart Yarns used in Pattern:
Yellow
Blue
Black
Grey
Light Raspberry

Other Materials used:
Felt in (yellow, white, brown and black)
Sewing Needle & Thread
Tapestry Needle
Stitch Marker
Glue

Hooks used:
G, D

To make the Bag: with Blue Yarn & G Hook (make 2)
Ch25
Row 1. 1sc in 24sts, ch1 & turn.
Rows 2-15. repeat row 1, FO blue and continue to row 16.
Attach Yellow Yarn with a slst and ch1 
Row 16. 1sc in the FLO in each st across, ch1 & turn-26sts.

Rows 17-30. 1sc in each st across, ch1 & turn.
Row 31. 1sc in the BLO in each st, ch1 & turn.

Row 32. 1sc in each st, ch1 & turn.
Rows 33-47. repeat row 32, FO row 47
Attach Blue Yarn with a slst, ch1
Row 48. 1sc in each st across and FO-24sts.
Before sealing the bag, sew all the pieces on first. Then with yellow yarn seal both sides of the bag by working 1slst all the way across where the blue and yellow come together & FO.

To make the Eye: with Grey Yarn & D Hook (use a stitch marker)

Ch2
Row 1. 6sc in the 2nd st from the hook.
Row 2. 2sc in each st-12sts.
Row 3. 1sc in 1, 2sc in the next st-18sts.
Row 4. 1sc in 2, 2sc in the next st-24sts.
Row 5. 1sc in the FLO in each st-24sts.
Row 6. 1sc in each st-24sts.
Row 7. repeat row 6
Row 8. 1sc in the BLO in 24sts.
Row 9. 1sc in each st-24sts.
Row 10. repeat row 9 and FO.
Cut out a piece of white felt to fit inside the eye. Cut out a small piece of brown & black, and glue in place. Cut out a small piece of yellow felt and make the eye lid.

To make the Black Band for the goggle: with F Hook
Ch25
Row 1. 1sc in 24sts, ch1 & turn.
Row 2. repeat row 1 and FO.
Sew eye to the band and then sew the band to the front of the bag.

To make the Tongue: with Light Raspberry & G Hook
Ch2
Row 1. 5sc in 2nd st from the hook.
Row 2. 2sc in each st-10sts.
Row 3. 1sc, 2sc in the next st-15sts.
Row 4. 1sc in each st-15sts.
Rows 5-7. repeat row 4 and FO.
Pinch the tongue in the middle and sew in place underneath the eye.

To make the Tic-Tac-Toe Bars: with Yellow & D Hook
Make 2, ch25 and FO
Make 2, 17 and FO
Sew to the blue front side of the bag.

The front & side closures: with Blue Yarn & G Hook (make 2)

Ch19
Row 1. 1sc in 18sts and FO.
Sew in place like in the photo.

You can make these little X's & O's or use buttons.

This Completes the Free Minion Inspired Crochet Tic-Tac-Toe Bag Pattern©

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Daisy Tic-Tac-Toe Travel Game Bag©

The markers are cute little daisies and leaves...

also there's plenty of room for other essentials that every little girl needs!

When your all done simply put your pieces inside the pouch and go!

Materials
Color A Spring Green
Color B Dark Forest Green
Small amount of Yellow & White
Matching Thread
Sewing needle Flower buttons (4) The buttons are not crucial, kids like them. I put them also to add to the look of the bag.
Hook Size 
G 4.0mm
Abbreviations Used
ch-chain
sl-st-slip stitch
sc-single crochet
hdc-half double crochet
dc-double crochet
wk-work

Ch 26
Row 1
1 sc in each st across, ch1 turn
Repeat Row 1 for
Rows 2-55 if not doing the buttons sc to row 56 like the above rows
Row 56
1 sc in first st, ch 3, sk next 3 sts, 1 sc in next 17sts, ch 3, sk bext 3 sts, 1sc in the next st
Row 57wk 4 sc in each of button holes, then wk 1 sc in each st across and fasten off.
Attach dark green into any st, ch 1, wk 1 sc in every st all the way around the rectangle.

Now fold your bag so that you have about 1 inch at the bottom half. Sew your buttons on making sure they line up with the button holes.
With dark green thread sew up the sides of the bag leaving about 1/2 inch, that will leave enough room for the buttons.

For Handle
Ch 36 or enough to fit around your child's hand when folded in half.
Row 1, wk 1 sc in each st across, fasten off.

Sew one side of handle to the inside of the bag near the button hole. Sew the other half on the inside flap.

Make 2 horizontal lines
Ch about 28, wk 1 sc in every st across, fasten off.

Make 2 vertican lines
Ch about 22, sc in each st across and fasten off.
Sew all 4 lines in place on the inside flap.

For the vine on the front of bag.
Make a chain long enough to reach from the bottom of one corner on the right and one on the upper left corner of the bag. Sew to the front of the bag.

With yellow yarn make the center of the flower
Ch 2
Row 1, wk 6 sc in the 2nd st from hook
Row 2, wk 2 sc in each st around, fasten off (12sts)

With white make pedals
Ch 3
1 trl in the same st as ch 3, ch 3 sl st into the same st. sl st into the next st and repeat.
Repeat 7 times.

To make the markers I used a much thinner yarn and a size C crochet hook. I followed the patten above but used a dc instead.

For the Leaf
Ch 6
wk 1 sl st in the 1st ch st, 1 sc in the next, hdc, wk 2 dc in the next, ch 1, wk 1 hdc, 1 sc, 1 sl st, fasten off.
Use a smaller hook to make the maker leaves.

Here's another variation in yellow & pink and I used buttons for the game pieces...

This Completes the Free Daisy Crochet Tic-Tac-Toe Travel Game Bag Pattern©

Connie’s Spot© & Connie Hughes Designs© 

Connie Hughes Owner/Designer 

The Free Minion Inspired & Daisy Crochet Tic-Tac-Toe Travel Game Bag Patterns© 
Are for Personal use Only. 

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Happy Crocheting!! 

Connie

Little Girl Strawberry & Everyday Crochet Purses©

"Here's One of my 1st Published Free Patterns"
An Oldie but Goodie!!
Little Girl Strawberry & Everyday Free Crochet Purses Pattern©
By Connie Hughes Designs©

So I started thinking of a bag that would be good for everyday wear for a little girl...

I wanted the purse to be fun for a little one...so I crocheted some little extras!!

The Yellow one is my In The Garden Bag©

Oh So Good Strawberry Bag

Here's Halloween Purse

Valentine's Day

Christmas

The 4th of July

And this one is the everyday bag!

The Free Purse Pattern is available at the link below:

http://spotconnie.blogspot.com/2014/02/little-girl-strawberry-everyday-purse.html

Valentine's Day Table Setting Cute Simple Crafting

Say "I Love You"

By Connie's Spot©

With things you have around the house.

I had these white paper lunch bags...

left over from when my daughter went to school...

so I made this cute table setting...

most of the stuffI had left over from Christmas!

Here's all the things I used...

I forgot to put in my red plastic cellophane...

paper bags, mod podge, paint brush, scissors,

x-acto knife, double sided tape, a heart shape

to use as a template, ribbon, glitter and

battery operated tea lights.

I traced my shape onto the bag and then I 

cut it out. It was really hard to cut out 

the shape so I cut my bag open and 

then taped it back together...

Then tape the cellophane down

I used the paint brush to brush on the 

mod podge then I poured my glitter 

all over it...I did that a few times 

to get good coverage!

I tied a cute little bow and used 

double side tape to hold it in place! 

It's really cute and I am going to make a 

little romantic dinner on Valentine's Day!

Happy Crafting & Happy Valentines Day!

Connie

Free Valentine Cake Recipe, When Two Hearts Become One! By Conne's Spot©

When Two Hearts Become One

Free Valentine Cake Recipe!

By Connie's Spot©

If you love Red Velvet and Chocolate, 

then you will love this little cake!

You can do this chocolate coating on any 

cake or brownie, I used Red Velvet because 

it's my husband's favorite cake.

Here's one without the chocolate!

I made my cake in a large cake pan, 

so it would be thinner and easier

to use my heart shaped cookie cutter!

After I had them all cut-out I spread 

a really thin layer of frosting, 

for my crumb coat.

For the Cream Cheese frosting:

1 8oz pkg. of Philadephia Cream Cheese

1 1/2 sticks of unsalted butter

1 1/2 cups powdered sugar

1 1/2 teaspoon of vanilla

and two chocolate hearts

to place on top!

Beat butter, cream cheese until blended

add sugar a little at a time, add 

vanilla, beat until 

smooth and fluffy!

To keep the crumbs out of my frosting I 

keep a bowl handy and use the sides

to scrape off the crumbs...before I put 

my spatula back in my frosting!

When you have them all covered, 

place in the refrigerator to chill. 

After chilling remove them

and put frosting on each cake piece. 

Stack two hearts together and finish frosting, making sure you put a 

good amount 

of frosting in between the 

two cake pieces.

I cut up and saved the extra 

pieces of cake to put in ice cream. 

If Cold Stone can do it so can I...

To make the Chocolate Coating:

1/4 cup of unsalted butter

4 Bakers Semi Sweet Chocolate Squares

Microwave in a bowl for about

2 minutes, cool for 5 or 6 minutes

stir it really good until butter and 

chocolate is thoroughly combined.

This cake is so good and the chocolate 

just makes it even better!

Happy Baking!!

Connie

Connie’s Spot©

Connie Hughes Designs©

Connie Hughes Owner/Designer

Characters, Photos, Patterns & Designs 

Are Copyright Protected All Rights Reserved.

  

Crochet Pom-Pom Frame Craft Project@ Connie's Spot©

Crochet Pom-Pom Frame Craft Project!!
By Connie's Spot©
Here's a quick & easy craft project!

Make this adorable Pom-Pom Frame for you're

favorite one...or let the kids make it...this is a fun and easy

project for kids...just make a bunch of these pom-poms glue
them onto a wood frame that's been painted.



 I also made a matching scarf for my pup...I used my Granny Triangle

Scarf pattern...I only did 5 rows and then I worked 1sc in 4sts, ch1 & turn.

I repeated that until the band reached around my pup's neck and to the other

side, I then worked 1sc, ch2, sk 2sts, 1sc in the last st, ch1 & turn.

1sc, 2sc in the ch2 space, 1sc and FO.

I painted my frame pink to match my pink pom-poms

To make easy and perfect size pom-poms use the Pom-Pom maker

by Yarnology...I love it and it and it cost $9.99 at Hobby Lobby...

it comes with 4 different sizes...and if you make hats and

put pom-poms on them then you have to get one of these!

I then glued my pom-poms onto my frame...this would be really cute

for Easter of St. Patrick's Day, or for any day!