Today’s featured designer is Marsha with Marsha Yarn Doodles. These two lovely designs are 50% off today only with the coupon code found at Crochet Designer Community on Facebook.
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Weekly Featured Pattern
The “Born Cowl/Infinity Scarf” is this week’s Featured Pattern, which is brought to you by Marsha YarnDoodles.
The “Born Collection” also has matching Beanie & Wristers!
All 3 pieces of this unisex collection are very easy to adjust the size, so you can make one for everyone in the family. They look stunning in any colorway – solid, ombre, stripes, variegated – the options are endless! And the versatility of these beauty make them perfect for donating to a worthy cause, giving to someone special, and even selling them in your favorite market outlet.
This week you can get the “Born Cowl/Infinity Scarf pattern for 50% OFF!
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Pink Fairy Armadillo Crochet Pattern
The totally adorable Pink Fairy Armadillo (AKA Pichiciego) lives in Argentina and is rarely seen, because it lives underground. Amigurumi crochet pattern uses white Bernat Pipsqueak yarn and pink worsted weight yarn to make a small amigurumi approximately 5.5″ long, the actual size of the world’s smallest armadillo. This would make a great Valentine’s Day gift!
Instructions include YouTube video for how to crochet the armadillo’s feet.
To celebrate the release of this pattern, I am offering it free to the first 100 customers, then 50% off through February 4, 2023. Use coupon code FAIRY at checkout. Hurry, this cutie is bound to go quickly!
https://ravel.me/pink-fairy-armadillo-2
National Texas Day
The people of the Lone Star State have a fierce record of independent people and history. The 28th state may not be the only state with a record of being a republic, but their dramatic revolution and fight for independence keep Texas history alive. Texas is my home; no matter where I have lived in my life, I always come back to Texas. Through February 4, you can get 50% off Crochet Texas Style ebook or Yellow Rose of Texas C2C afghan crochet pattern on Ravelry. Use coupon code TEXAS for your discount.
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On February 28, 1836, a group of Texians came together at Washington-on-the-Brazos to declare independence from Mexico and declare Texas as a Republic. The Texas Declaration of Independence was signed on March 2, 1836. Sixty men signed the document, 57 of whom had moved from the United States to Texas after the Mexican government had promised them a republican government. War had begun several months before and ended with the capture of Santa Anna at the Battle of San Jacinto on April 21, 1936. The signing of the declaration took place while the Battle of the Alamo was raging in San Antonio.
