Here is the Second Freebie Friday Pattern.... I present my Loom/Square stitch Sugar Skull pattern. Again, October is nearly here and I figured why not? Sugar Skulls are so popular and not everyone likes to do Peyote stitch. I really like this pattern.... the Sugar Skulls in the background are almost ghostly.
If you don't like Sugar Skulls or want a pattern I offered for free a few years ago for the Halloween season, please go see my post about a spider and a web.
If you want the featured free pattern, you just have to do ONE thing:
- Send me an email so that I can email the PDF to you... the comments form on my blog DOES NOT give me your email address... without your email address, I cannot send it. The contact form is located at the top of the page. Now, if you would like to leave a comment on my blog, well, that is just gravy and I would certainly appreciate it... Feel free to comment on whether you like the pattern or not or if you have a blog I should check out, or how you use the patterns.
What Is Not
Included:
- Directions for loom or square stitch are not included
- Directions for finishing the cuff are not included, i.e. picot edging, attaching to leather, adding loops and toggles or buttons.
- Word chart of the pattern is not included (I like to cut down on the use of paper and these bracelets really aren't big enough or complex enough to really require a Word chart.)
- Adobe Reader for viewing the PDF file
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And just because I am offering my patterns for free does not mean
you can just pass it around to your friends. Please, have them come to
my blog and comment, etc in order to get their own copy. * I know most
of you don't need to be reminded of beady etiquette, but some of you do
and I'm just trying to keep it real.
I
apologize for not having some sort of automatic download of the pattern
on the blog, but I don't know how to do it and I don't want to learn
right now. I like the interaction that commenting and then sending an
email requires. If you're on Facebook, send me a friend request! I'm
trying to fill my FB feed up with beadwork rather than anything too
serious.