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UPDATE 2/6/23: I've also got some similar stuff going on with Tarot card bags. You can get the pattern here , and I feel like i should also note that I usually work BLO when doing tapestry crochet. These patterns will work for other stuff too! You all know that I love colorwork. And recently, I did a round-up of free dice bag patterns  because I needed to make some for myself. The Basic Crocheted Dice Bag from Jedi Meg Knits On is ripe with tapestry crochet potential. The bag I made was in Gryffindor colors and just stripes, but I whipped up a few easy colorwork charts that will also work with the wonderfully simple pattern. All of these are abstract two-color wrap-around patterns. Just begin your chosen chart in the first round, starting at the bottom and working up. Each pattern will be 25 rounds instead of the 24 rounds specified in the original pattern. Begin round 25 of the original pattern as round 26. The chart below is a bit more intricate. This next chart s...

UPDATE 2/6/23: Verified links and made sure they open in a new tab! Last week I Free Pattern Friday-ed your faces with a collection of free dice bag patterns I found on the Interwebs. I used some of those patterns to make a bunch of dice bags and here they are! Dragon Egg Dice Bags This pattern can be found here . I used my trusty F hook and Caron Simply Soft 'Stormy Weather' for the first bag and then 'Grape Purple' for the second one. The second bag is a smaller version - I began the crocodile stitchin' after 3 rounds for the bottom. Also, based on how much I use my F hook, you'd think I don't have any other hook sizes. I swear I do though. You're going to have to trust me on this though. One day I'll share a picture of my beautiful hook collection. Basic Dice Bag and Mini Dice Bags These three bags were made to be sort of a set. They're for Dice Masters. If you've played Dice Masters you understand the need to have a huge bag...

UPDATE 2/6/23: Verified links and made sure they open in new tabs!   I've been in the market for some dice bags and subsequently, dice bag patterns. I never buy anything I can make and who doesn't love free patterns? I perused the Interwebs, looking for a plain, generic crochet pattern so I could whip up some quick bags. I found many. Like, a lot. There's no shortage of dice bag patterns out there in the tubes. They're in all shapes and sizes, so I rounded up my five favorites to share. Your Basic Crochet Dice Bags As if made to satisfy my exact query, I found the Basic Crochet Dice Bag by Jedi Meg Knits On  (left). This was exactly what I was looking for. Exactly. It would also be super easy to work a tapestry crochet chart into it. Maybe I'll make a couple charts next week - also to share with the mighty Interwebs - if I'm feeling friendly. And for a smaller dice bag there's the Crochet Mini Dice Bag  from Geek's Dream Girl  (right). I have a ...