A couple of great teachers are offering up their expertise over at Vitrum Studio. Catharine Newell and Richard Parrish each have very interesting classes scheduled. This was mentioned over at Bullseye’s forum, which is a great place for good general glass information. Catharine will be teaching a class in March called “Drawing from Experience” which is a four day class that explores the various ways to draw on glass. Sounds so cool. I’d love to take that or even have her teach it at my studio. Richard will teach two workshops, “Color Theory in Glass: Fear No Color” and his new advanced color workshop, “Color in Kiln-glass: Further Explorations & Applications,” in April. That too sounds awesome. Richard just got done teaching the color classes in Alaska at Half Moon Creek Gallery. Check out all of the links I’ve listed to get all the information you need regarding these classes and the other classes at Vitrum, Bullseye and even Half Moon if you find yourself in Alaska…
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20 Moo Cows You Can Crochet
Welcome to another delightful roundup on Craftgossip.com! Today, we’re venturing into the charming world of crochet cows. Whether you’re a seasoned crochet artist or a beginner looking to expand your skills, these adorable cow patterns are sure to inspire you. Cows are not only a beloved farm animal but also make for some of the cutest and most versatile crochet projects. From cozy pillows to whimsical amigurumi, this collection has something for everyone.
First up, we have the Crochet Cow Pillow – a free pattern that’s perfect for adding a touch of farmyard charm to your home decor. This plush and cuddly pillow is both functional and adorable, making it a great project for any crochet enthusiast. If you’re looking for something more intricate, the Amigurumi Cow pattern offers a detailed guide to creating a lifelike miniature cow, perfect for gifting or as a playful addition to your own collection.
For those who adore a bit of rustic flair, the Highland Cow and Shaggy Crochet Highland Cow patterns provide the perfect challenge. These free amigurumi patterns capture the unique and endearing characteristics of Highland cattle, complete with their iconic shaggy coats. Konrad the Bull from Hobbii.com is another standout, offering a robust and charming bull pattern that’s sure to be a hit.
If you’re in the mood for something squishy and huggable, the Rose and Lily Amigurumi: Crochet Squishy Cow pattern is a must-try. This free pattern ensures you’ll end up with a soft and squishable cow that’s perfect for cuddling. Grace and Yarn provides an array of options, including the classic Amigurumi Cow and the irresistibly cute Cow Amigurumi from StringyDingDing.
For smaller, quicker projects, the Cuddle Me Cow amigurumi pattern and Little Cow by Lucy Rozonova on Ravelry are ideal. These patterns are perfect for creating small, handheld cows that can be used as toys, decorations, or even keychains. Speaking of keychains, the Crochet Texas Longhorn Cow Amigurumi Pattern is a unique take that captures the essence of the Lone Star State’s iconic longhorn cattle.
Crochet Cow Pillow – Free Pattern
Amigurumi Cow – Pattern
Shaggy Crochet Highland Cow – Free Amigurumi Pattern
Konrad the Bull | Patterns | – Hobbii.com
Rose and Lily Amigurumi: Crochet Squishy Cow – Free Crochet Pattern
Amigurumi Cow – A Free Crochet Pattern – Grace and Yarn
Cow Amigurumi – Free Crochet Pattern – StringyDingDing
Cuddle Me Cow amigurumi pattern
Ravelry: Little Cow pattern by Lucy Rozonova
Crochet Texas Longhorn Cow Amigurumi Pattern
Crochet Cow Pattern – Easiest Cow Amigurumi Pattern Ever – A Crafty Concept
Amigurumi Cow – A Free Crochet Pattern – Grace and Yarn
Amigurumi Cherry Blossom Cow – Crochet Pattern
Crochet Cow – FREE pattern! – Jess Huff
Alpine Cow crochet pattern – Amigurumi Today
Crochet Cow Pattern – The Friendly Red Fox
Bella the Cow Free Crochet Pattern
Amigurumi Cow – Free Crochet Pattern – Stella’s Yarn Universe
Cleo the Cow: Easy Crochet Cow Free Pattern