Hi Everyone,
I am seriously considering creating a Crochet/Knitting related video podcast and I need your help!!
What would you like to see in a Crochet and knitting podcast (emphasis on crochet)?
What would be a good title for said podcast?
I really want to make something people want to watch so your input is very appreciated.
Thank you all very much!!
Julee
Friday, February 24, 2012
Wednesday, February 1, 2012
Wednesday, January 11, 2012
"Bringing Out The Best" 10 1/2" Knit Dishcloth Pattern
I named this dishcloth the way I did because I think that the knitting and crochet really bring out each others best attributes in this pattern. The knitting makes such a nice body for a dish cloth and the crochet adds that fancy finishing touch.
This is the first time I’ve ever written out a pattern for a knit item and this design has not been tested. If you find an error please let me know and I’ll fix it ASAP.
"Bringing Out The Best" 10 1/2" Knit Dishcloth Pattern
By Julee A. Reeves

Materials:
2 Ozs Worsted Weight Cotton Yarn
Size 7 Knitting Needles
Size “G” Crochet Hook
Tapestry Needle
Special Stitches:
Shell: Work 5 Dc in Specified Sp.
Cast On 18 Sts, being sure to leave a 14” tail for sewing later.
Row 1 and all uneven rows: Knit
Row 2: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K13, Turn.
Row 4: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K12, Turn.
Row 6: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K11, Turn.
Row 8: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K10, Turn.
Row 10: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K9, Turn.
Row 12: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K8, Turn.
Row 14: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K7, Turn.
Row 16: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K6, Turn.
Row 18: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K5, Turn.
Row 20: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K4, Turn.
Row 22: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K3, Turn.
Row 24: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K2, Turn.
Row 26: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K1, Turn.
Row 28: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, Turn.
Row 30: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K14, Turn.
Repeat Rows 1-30 six (6) times.
Bind off but do not cut yarn (drop the loop). Use beginning end to weave through ends of rows (pulling snug after that is done) and sew first and last row together. Now you have a pretty circle.
With “G” hook, Pull up dropped loop. Ch1 and turn work. You will now be working in the end of each row (90 Rows)
Rnd 1: Sc in end of each row of dish cloth, working 2 Sc in the end of every 9th row,. Sl St in top of first Sc. (100 Sc)
Rnd 2: Ch1, Sc in same St as Sl St, Ch2, Skip next Sc, *Sc in next Sc, Ch2, Skip next Sc*, Repeat from * to * around. Sl St in top of first Sc. (50 Ch2 Sps)

If you like a 9” Dish cloth you can end it here and weave in your ends.
If you like a larger Dish cloth continue on with next Rnd.
Rnd 3: Sl St in next Ch2 Sp, Ch1, Sc in same Sp as Sl St, *Shell in next Ch2 Sp,
Sc in next Ch2 Sp*, Repeat from * to * around. Sl St in top of first Sc.
(25 Shells, 25 Sc) Fasten Off. Weave in ends
This is the first time I’ve ever written out a pattern for a knit item and this design has not been tested. If you find an error please let me know and I’ll fix it ASAP.
"Bringing Out The Best" 10 1/2" Knit Dishcloth Pattern
By Julee A. Reeves
Materials:
2 Ozs Worsted Weight Cotton Yarn
Size 7 Knitting Needles
Size “G” Crochet Hook
Tapestry Needle
Special Stitches:
Shell: Work 5 Dc in Specified Sp.
Cast On 18 Sts, being sure to leave a 14” tail for sewing later.
Row 1 and all uneven rows: Knit
Row 2: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K13, Turn.
Row 4: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K12, Turn.
Row 6: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K11, Turn.
Row 8: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K10, Turn.
Row 10: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K9, Turn.
Row 12: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K8, Turn.
Row 14: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K7, Turn.
Row 16: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K6, Turn.
Row 18: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K5, Turn.
Row 20: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K4, Turn.
Row 22: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K3, Turn.
Row 24: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K2, Turn.
Row 26: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K1, Turn.
Row 28: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, Turn.
Row 30: Knit 2, YO, K2tog, K14, Turn.
Repeat Rows 1-30 six (6) times.
Bind off but do not cut yarn (drop the loop). Use beginning end to weave through ends of rows (pulling snug after that is done) and sew first and last row together. Now you have a pretty circle.
With “G” hook, Pull up dropped loop. Ch1 and turn work. You will now be working in the end of each row (90 Rows)
Rnd 1: Sc in end of each row of dish cloth, working 2 Sc in the end of every 9th row,. Sl St in top of first Sc. (100 Sc)
Rnd 2: Ch1, Sc in same St as Sl St, Ch2, Skip next Sc, *Sc in next Sc, Ch2, Skip next Sc*, Repeat from * to * around. Sl St in top of first Sc. (50 Ch2 Sps)
If you like a 9” Dish cloth you can end it here and weave in your ends.
If you like a larger Dish cloth continue on with next Rnd.
Rnd 3: Sl St in next Ch2 Sp, Ch1, Sc in same Sp as Sl St, *Shell in next Ch2 Sp,
Sc in next Ch2 Sp*, Repeat from * to * around. Sl St in top of first Sc.
(25 Shells, 25 Sc) Fasten Off. Weave in ends
Sunday, December 25, 2011
Ear Flap Hat Pattern Collection- Save $2.00 Plus Bonus Pattern

Buy this collection now and you will SAVE $2.00 and get my newest Ear Flap Hat Design for free.
You can purchase the collection on and download it right away:
Ear Flap Hat Pattern Collection
Thanks for looking!!
Julee (JR Designs)
Thursday, December 15, 2011
2 New Designs just in time for Christmas
Hi All,
It's been a while since I've posted. Between work and being exhausted thanks to pregnancy, I haven't had much get up and go for designing and writing up my designs. Thanks to going on leave a week early though, I finally got some mojo back SOOOOOOOO here's what I've been up to in the past couple of weeks:
First, I'd like to introduce my newest hat design: Easy Peasy Ear Flap Hat
It's super quick and is so easy to work up. The way the ear flaps are built into the hat makes for less ends to weave in and makes for a very cute (or handsome) looking hat. All it needs is for you to pick out your favorite colors.

The Easy Peasy Ear Flap Hat pattern is available in:
My Etsy Shop OR My Ravelry Shop
Next up: Scrubbin' Octopus
You've seen this one before. It's taken me a while, but I finally got the pattern written up. This little guy is one of the hardest, most handsome, little workers you'll ever meet. He can scrub when you need him too and when he's not cleaning your dishes he's being adorable.


The Scrubbin' Octopus pattern is available in:
My Etsy Shop OR My Ravelry Shop
It's been a while since I've posted. Between work and being exhausted thanks to pregnancy, I haven't had much get up and go for designing and writing up my designs. Thanks to going on leave a week early though, I finally got some mojo back SOOOOOOOO here's what I've been up to in the past couple of weeks:
First, I'd like to introduce my newest hat design: Easy Peasy Ear Flap Hat
It's super quick and is so easy to work up. The way the ear flaps are built into the hat makes for less ends to weave in and makes for a very cute (or handsome) looking hat. All it needs is for you to pick out your favorite colors.
The Easy Peasy Ear Flap Hat pattern is available in:
My Etsy Shop OR My Ravelry Shop
Next up: Scrubbin' Octopus
You've seen this one before. It's taken me a while, but I finally got the pattern written up. This little guy is one of the hardest, most handsome, little workers you'll ever meet. He can scrub when you need him too and when he's not cleaning your dishes he's being adorable.
The Scrubbin' Octopus pattern is available in:
My Etsy Shop OR My Ravelry Shop
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Granny RR Dish Cloth- Pattern Now Available
Hi All,
Here is a picture my newest design. It's a Granny Round Ripple Dish Cloth. :-D It can be turned into a full blown afghan too. This dish cloth seriously works up so quick. You'll fall in love. It's perfect for quick gifts too. Make a bunch up and you're good to go for the Holiday Season. We all know how stressful it can be thinking of even the smallest gift for a neighbor or acquaintance. Well, tie a ribbon around a couple of these and include a cute little gift tag and you're good to go.

This pattern can be bought on RAVELRY or from my ETSY SHOP.
Thanks so much for looking!! Happy Crocheting!!
Julee
Here is a picture my newest design. It's a Granny Round Ripple Dish Cloth. :-D It can be turned into a full blown afghan too. This dish cloth seriously works up so quick. You'll fall in love. It's perfect for quick gifts too. Make a bunch up and you're good to go for the Holiday Season. We all know how stressful it can be thinking of even the smallest gift for a neighbor or acquaintance. Well, tie a ribbon around a couple of these and include a cute little gift tag and you're good to go.

This pattern can be bought on RAVELRY or from my ETSY SHOP.
Thanks so much for looking!! Happy Crocheting!!
Julee
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Drum Roll Please............
We just found out about 2 hours ago that we are gonna have a little baby boy. He weighs about a pound right now and is 20 weeks, 6 days old. :-) My goodness, he's quite the mover. He never stays still!!! I love our little guy so much.
Next step is to start making some cute little baby boy clothes and blankets and stuff!!! Yay!!
Anyways, off to get ready for work!!
Julee
Next step is to start making some cute little baby boy clothes and blankets and stuff!!! Yay!!
Anyways, off to get ready for work!!
Julee
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