WoollyRhinoCrafts

I have larger versions of Woedica and Wael here . Also a version of Eothas here . I need to make smaller ones of them to go with the rest of these. A matching set, if you will. But listen here...this was a lot of charts that I've got for you today. I may also do Woedica's crown unbroken for good measure because I might be a Woedica stan. I will not elaborate on this at this time. Thank you. Find more free charts on my free stuff page ! These are all 40 sts across and have a little bit of a border, so they should work well together if you're looking to do a piece with all of the symbols Teir Evron style or something (again, I'll make a Woedica, Wael, and Eothas to go with these next week probably, so keep an eye out and I'll also link it here when it's done, so on and so forth). I am also aware that I need to do Berath and Abydon. I did them for this week, but when I looked at the charts I didn't like them, so I'll redo them for next week. All of these sh...

  Are you ready to add a touch of whimsy to your wardrobe? Say hello to "The Silly Goose Hat" knitting pattern! This delightful design is sure to become a favorite among knitters of all skill levels, offering a fun and fashionable accessory for any season. Unveiling The Silly Goose Hat Pattern Picture yourself strolling through the park on a crisp spring day, adorned with a hat that brings a smile to everyone's face. "The Silly Goose Hat" pattern captures the playful spirit of the season with its charming goose motifs and whimsical design. Knit in your favorite colors, this hat is bound to become a conversation starter wherever you go. Why Choose The Silly Goose Hat Pattern? Unique Design : Stand out from the crowd with a hat that's as unique as you are. The Silly Goose Hat pattern features adorable goose motifs that add a touch of whimsy to any outfit. Versatile Styling : Whether you're out for a springtime stroll or attending a picnic in the park, The ...

I think argyle is super classy. Like, top-tier cool dude sophistication. Wow. I'm so serious right now. This is absolutely NOT sarcasm, I swear! It's also really easy. You can do very a 2-color argyle with fair isle or 3-color argyle with minimal effort duplicate stitch. I made some argyle things back in the early days of my knitting and it's a good way to get a feel for carrying your floats and tension with colorwork, so I've whipped up some charts and some argyle tips and you can use these for whatever! A row of argyle on a hat is nice. Sandwich another design between argyle. Do a ton of argyle - stack it! Put it on a sweater. Live your life. It's versatile, especially since I'm giving you some variations to work with for your projects. Heck, crochet it! I've used this small 2-color argyle on a lot of hats in the past. Just one row of it after the brim makes a nice border underneath, say, llamas or something. Small caveat: doing multiple rows of it can lo...

All proceeds to me, no proceeds to JKR. Get the charts here !  All four houses! It's a pay-what-you-want dealio! I did simplify them a bit from the game to make them work. All four houses are included - Gryffindor, Slytherin, Hufflepuff, and Ravenclaw. This is a PDF including 8 charts (4 right-side-up and 4 upside-down, so you can do both ends of a scarf). Each chart is 64 squares across. The PDF does NOT include a full scarf pattern and this is MOST DEFINITELY NOT A FINISHED SCARF NOR SCARVES. You will not receive anything in the mail from me if you buy this. As of right now, these charts are untested by me, but they should work for a scarf made in the round (CO 128 and being mindful of your floats – you can work the chart on both side if you want), a double-knit scarf (you might want to consider a lighter yarn weight depending on how wide you want your scarf), or duplicate stitch on top of a solid background of appropriate size. These charts will work for c2c crochet as well if y...

UPDATE 2/12/23: These hats sold out pretty quick. If you've known me for any length of time, you know that Jean Grey has ALWAYS been my favorite X-Men. I'm also ALWAYS happy to make Phoenix hats. Bebop over to my Etsy shop to see if my commissions are open! There will be announcement at the top with the status!   Look, I made something in a relevant time-frame for a movie - a miracle. Dark Phoenix , oh boy. Jean Grey has always been my favorite of the X-Men. I made a handful of hats with this chart using duplicate stitch on top of some machine knit hats. Feast your eyes on them below. You may also buy one of these while supplies last (as I don't intend to make more because I have a rather large commission coming up).  Use the chart for whatever you like (obviously, it works for duplicate stitch, but it should be good for other crafty activities). Please link back here to share the love of free grids with everyone. You can create the Dark Phoenix emblem ...

UPDATE 2/12/23: I will tell you all a brief story about this. Ahem. I made this many years ago (2018) and I posted it on Facebook , which is my custom whenever I make a new thing. I may or may not have even shared it to my personal Facebook because sometimes I'm lazy. Somehow though, word that I'd made this, got back to my EvAnGeLiCaL grandmother. Needless to say, madness ensued. Who told her, I never found out. The WoollyRhinoCrafts' page is public, so, I mean, it could have been anyone. But the story does not end there!   My grandmother recently passed away and I have been tasked with going through her hoards. She wasn't a Hoarders-level hoarder, but she saved a lot of paper. She also did not organize anything so I've had to go through every single paper to make sure nothing is important (99.9% of it is literal garbage), but I came across a list. At the top of the list read "Michelle Facebook." And this list contained many, many things I had posted whi...

UPDATE 2/11/23: You could c2c this but you might want to add two columns of background on the left and right sides.  I've used this chart for tapestry crochet as well as for duplicate stitch on knitting. It will also work for your preferred colorwork knitting technique or other needly crafts. Like this chart? Like my other charts? Give my Facebook page a like. Share this post to spread the free chart and Punisher love. If you make something rad you can also feel free to share it with me...again, on my Facebook page. Buy things from my Etsy shop too. Happy crafting! XOXOX