I am so pleased people like the pattern for my Saint Patrick’s Day Crochet Clovers
I had a wonderful surprise today as I found I had been featured over at Totally Tutorials! WOW!
Well, as promised, here are 5 adorably cute ideas for how to use these super simple crochet clovers.
enjoy:
Clover Headband
Add a bow and some contrasting ribbon to make this headband really stand out!
Crochet Clover Earrings
Perfect to stop from getting pinched on Saint Patrick’s Day, and I think they look really awesome 
Crochet Clover Ring
Glue-gun to a ring finding for a very stylish Saint Patrick’s Day accessory
Saint Patrick’s Day Banner
4 Leaf Crochet Clover Good Luck Charm
simply add an extra petal
(crochet the following into the magic ring after you have completed the first three petals as given on the original pattern and before you pull the magic ring tight: sc, dc, 2tc, dc, chain, slip-stitch)
I have glued on this cute love heart button to create a perfect lucky charm for a friend or loved one
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I would love to hear of any more ideas you have to use up these cute little clovers
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Congratulations!
Thank youuuu xXx
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Congrats! I love the hairbow!
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Leslie
So exciting!
Thanks
It really is. Are you a fan of crochet? xXx
I used to crochet a long time ago. I love all the crochet things out there now, but I’m so busy refashioning, I don’t have time to do it these days.
That doesn’t surprise me! I don’t know how you find the time to do all your fantastic projects!
I have been thinking of doing some crochet related refashioning, maybe adding a crochet back to a top or cute little crochet cap sleeves! I just find I worry about cutting up an existing garment only for it not to work! silly I know xXx
I think putting on a crochet back or sleeves would be amazing!!!
makes me wish I remembered how to crochet.
Oh no! It is so simple to do, hence I can do it! There are some great easy to follow tutorials if you search on google, and I plan on putting up some more reeeeally simple patterns that anyone can follow! You should give it a go
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I’ll be watching! I think I could pick it up again, right where I left off – at the beginner’s stage.
I never was very good the few times I tried it, but it looks like fun.
awww, well goof luck, I’m sure you will do great if you give it a go
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I love the ring. I want one!
I guess since you have ring and earrings covered, maybe making it in to a necklace or a bracelet, with several of them glued together (no chain). Also, you could make it as a pin.
That’s a great idea, I especially love the pin idea! Can;t believe I didn’t think of that
lol
I’d love to see pictures if you give it a try xXx
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That headband is adorable! I’m not one much for St. Patty’s gear (mostly because green makes me look sallow), but I would TOTALLY rock your crocheted clover headband with pride. Actually, I’d rock anything you made with pride!
you could get a different coloured headband and add a different crocheted shape. I am in the middle of planning a heart and flower tutorial, but I am trying to pace myself and not post them all at once! Hehe xXx