Crochet a Rainbow: 16 colorful rainbow patterns for the entire family

by Lisa Ferrel

Overview

I think it's safe to say that everyone loves rainbows. They are a beautiful and awe-inspiring sight, and they always seem to bring a smile to people's faces. There's something about the way the colors of the rainbow blend together that is just mesmerizing. And the fact that they are a symbol of hope and promise makes them even more special.
I think one of the reasons why rainbows are so popular is because they are a reminder that even after a storm, there is always sunshine on the other side. They represent hope and new beginnings, and they give us the strength to keep going even when things are tough.
I'm so glad that rainbows are a part of our world. They make it a more beautiful and hopeful place.No matter what your crochet skill level, this is sure to be the rainbow crochet pattern ebook that is perfect for you. So get started today and create your own beautiful rainbow masterpieces! This book includes 16 beautiful designs to make 20 items including:

* Rainbow C2C Blanket (adult and baby sizes)
* Rainbow Power Fist Pillow
* Rainbow Power Fist Ornament (or keychain)
* Unicorn Hooded Sweater for Children
* Baby Triceratops
* Pot of Gold Kitchen Boa
* Rainbow Nap Buddy (toddler blanket folds inside rainbow pillow)
* Rainbow Handbag
* Elicorn Amigurumi (cross between elephant and unicorn)
* Rainbow Egg Cozy
* Infinity Scarf
* Rainbow Squares Sweater (Women's sizes M, L, 2XL)
* Preemie Baby Hat
* Rainbow Bandana (2 different versions)
* Rainbow Christmas Wine Gift Bag
* Pride Floppy Hat

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798331470531
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	09/06/2024
Pages:	72
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.15(d)

About the Author

Lisa Ferrel is a passionate and talented crochet designer known for her creative and intricate crochet patterns. With a lifelong love for crafting and a keen eye for color and texture, Lisa has become a prominent figure in the world of crochet.
Born and raised in Texas, Lisa developed an early interest in fiber arts, beginning with sewing and embroidery. She learned the art of crocheting from several family members. This initial exposure ignited a spark that would eventually lead Lisa to a fulfilling career as a crochet designer.
When Lisa isn't crocheting, she can often be found traveling, drawing inspiration from the world around her. Her favorite designs turn everyday items into crochet patterns like a firefighter’s jacket as a baby sweater or a ranch bottle as a giant pillow. She believes that creativity knows no bounds and that the beauty of crochet lies in its ability to transform a simple strand of yarn into a work of art.