Your Weekly Free Moogly Patterns are Here😍

Your weekly Moogly newsletter is here! Check out all the free patterns, tips and photos! Plus, catch up on all the latest posts from Moogly! [View this email in your browser]( Happy Father's Day! While my own father passed a few years ago, I'm excited to celebrate Mr. Moogly this weekend - he's the best dad I've ever met! So here's to all the dads! ♥ While it might be pushing it to crochet a gift now, [here's a fun craft you can do with the kids]( to make something for dad - or just to keep them busy this summer! And now that it's finally warming up, how about 5 free cotton crochet patterns to help you beat the heat! 1. [No more sweaty jars!]( 2. [Go green, and make a bunch to share!]( 3. [Time for a spritzer!]( 4. [Relax by the pool!]( - one size fits all! 5. [For your next BBQ!]( - 2 pattern set! Have a wonderful weekend, and a great week ahead, all! In the week ahead, I'll be traveling to The National Needlearts Association trade show. I get to see what's new in the world of crochet and knitting so I can share it all with you! Happy crocheting and knitting, all! Love, Tamara Tip of the Week This week's tip is courtesy of Jessica Underwood designer and blogger at [Stitching Together]( Where do the stitches go? – wait, have I even made a stitch? – how am I supposed to use this?? Most of us have been there right? That yarn looked just delightful, squishy and fun at the store, but when you got it home, you couldn’t, for the life of you, figure out how to work with it. I’ve found that starting with a small pattern, especially one that you have practiced in familiar yarn, is a great way to learn how to work with complex yarn. This simple [crochet flower square]( is a great one to use for practice. You can first work the square and flower in your favorite yarn. Once you know the pattern well, try adding a flower in the more difficult yarn. Since the flower is worked in a single round, you’ll get the feel for forming stitches with the yarn before tackling a pattern that involves more rows or rounds. It’s a great place to start! MooglyCAL 2019 Afghan Block #12 is here! [CLICK HERE]( for all the details of the 2019 Moogly Afghan Crochet Along! Featured Fan Photos If you want to share photos of items you've made from Moogly patterns, [click here to email them to me!](mailto:tkelly75@gmail.com?subject=I've got photos to share in the Moogly Email Newsletter!) If you like the patterns you see below, click on the name to go to the pattern page on Moogly! Renee Melton made the [Citrus Twist Tote]( She says: "I made your Citrus Twist Tote with leftover cotton yarn I had laying around. It was very fun to make and I love how it turned out. It's the perfect size for a market bag. Thanks for the free pattern!" --------------------------------------------------------------- It looks wonderful, Renee! I'm so glad you enjoyed it! ♥ And thank you for sharing your photo! Crochet Envy - [Neon Fizz Throw]( - [Layers: 18 Crochet Projects to Fit, Flatter & Drape]( - [Fjell Cardigan – Mosaic Crochet Pattern]( - [Harry Potter Crochet (Crochet Kits)]( - [Interchangeable Polymer Clay Crochet Hook Set]( THIS WEEK'S POSTS ON MOOGLY (Having problems with one of the links below? Go to [Moogly]( scroll down to see all the latest posts!) - [Finger Chain Can Cozy: Yarn Craft for Kids (and Adults)]( - [MooglyCAL2019 – Afghan Block #12]( - [Right Round Square Tutorial]( - [Pineapple Passion: Crochet Book Giveaway]( Copyright © 2019 Moogly, LLC., All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you signed up for it via mooglyblog.com Our mailing address is: Moogly, LLC. PO Box 372Bettendorf, IA 52722 [Add us to your address book]( Want to change how you receive these emails? You can [update your preferences]( or [unsubscribe from this list](.