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Archives: Week 5

The heart and soul of Shiny Happy World is in the archives. There are hundreds of free patterns and tutorials and it’s easy to be overwhelmed by all the information. Every Friday I share just a manageable sliver – a peek at what was happening during the same week of every year since the start of Shiny Happy World. This is Week 5.

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2011

Five Stones Game - a free pattern

Simple craft project – and a fun game!

2012

Tips for Crocheting Dog Toys - from Shiny Happy World

Fun!

2013

Tips for Crocheting Teeny Tiny Antennae - from Shiny Happy World

Use these tips for any skinny tubes.

2014

A basic intro.

2015

Baby Bear Booties - a free pattern from Shiny Happy World

One of my favorite free patterns.

2016

Baby Bib Pattern - adorable and free from Shiny Happy World

Combine this free bib pattern with any applique pattern for an adorable gift!

2017

Big Stitch Polkadot Coasters - a free pattern from Shiny Happy World

Round and round with simple hand stitching. It’s my meditation.

2018

Free Hearts Crochet Pattern - from Shiny Happy World

Crochet a simple little heart to add to any softie.

2019

***eligible for Week 5 sale***

A groovy lion.

2020

Merrick Monster crochet pattern
***eligible for Week 5 sale***

A cute monster with a pocket mouth.

2021

***eligible for Week 5 sale***

An adorable Pip the Cat made by Holly.

2022

***eligible for Week 5 sale***

So handsome.

2023

Cute groundhog popping out of his burrow - appliqued on brown fabric on a green zigzag background. Text reads: Griffith Groundhog - easy applique pattern
***eligible for Week 5 sale***

Will he see his shadow?

2024

A free pattern for waves that you can add to any animal applique block – or use on their own.

2025

I know. I literally have a kajillion dog applique patterns. But most of them are multi-block patterns. I needed just a plan, old dog dog. 🙂

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