Joanne L.

Craft Passion is a craft website with hundreds of free patterns & tutorials covering sewing, crochet, knitting, beading, paper crafts and more. The site also offers many tutorials on how to recycle unwanted materials into a useful handmade. All patterns and tutorials in Craft Passion come in full details with step-by-step photos which are easy to follow.

Craft Passion is authored by Joanne L. who develops patterns and tutorials for Craft Passion. Her passion in sharing crafts and positive feedback from readers motivate her to up her game in creating craft. She is constantly looking for inspiration from the latest trends and fashion and finding ways to turn them into work for her craft. If she’s in front of her computer, she is editing and compiling her tutorials and patterns to be shared in Craft Passion.

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bjmgdusbc 7923623

Jul 07, 2015

can you revise Basket Weave Baby blanket pattern for a toddler car seat blanket with slits for buckle and belt?

bjmgdusbc 7923623

Jul 07, 2015

can you revise the basket weave baby blanket pattern for a toddler car seat blanket with slits for buckle and belt? Read more at http//www.allfreecrochet.com/Crochet-Designer/Joan == ne-L-Crochet-DesignerFBfuXJkbJdkwUKg3.99

bjmgdusbc 7923623

Jul 07, 2015

can you revise this blanket pattern for a toddler car seat blanket with slits for buckle and belt?

Debi Deason

Jun 28, 2012

Just found the pattern and tutorial on AllFree Crochet and think it is the coolest thing I've seen in just about forever! I'm in the process of retiring and want to pursue my love for crochet and other craft mediums but don't want to get in the rut of endless dishcloths and afghans, so I hope to be able to find more of your blog and patterns! Debi D