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October 3, 2017

Jack Skellington Free Crochet Graph Pattern

This Jack Skellington graph pattern will make a fabulous Nightmare Before Christmas blanket that you’ll treasure for years to come. It can be worked using a variety of stitches including corner to corner (c2c), bobble stitch, and more.

Jack Skellington Graphghan Pattern

I kept this graph super simple, with only three colors – White, Black, and Grey. Specific yarn brand is hookers choice. This graph is a beast, measuring 90 x 103 pixels in size. The pattern comes in chart and written instructions. It can be knitted, crocheted, or cross stitched! If you’ve never crocheted a graph before, check out the articles below to get started.

Below you will find the free written instructions for the Jack Skellington graph and also the full sized chart. If you’d prefer the ad-free printable version of both you can purchase it from my shop. The paid version of the graph includes a 9 part breakdown so the chart is larger and easier to see.

Check out this fan finished version! It looks like they used double crochet to work their graph. I believe it’s 2 DC per tile. So fun!

Colors

g – grey
b – black
w – white

Written Instructions

RS = right side
WS = wrong side

→ Row 1 [WS]: g

← Row 2 [RS]: g2

→ Row 3 [WS]: g3

← Row 4 [RS]: g4

→ Row 5 [WS]: g5

← Row 6 [RS]: g6

→ Row 7 [WS]: g7

← Row 8 [RS]: g8

→ Row 9 [WS]: g9

← Row 10 [RS]: g10

→ Row 11 [WS]: g11

← Row 12 [RS]: g12

→ Row 13 [WS]: g13

← Row 14 [RS]: g14

→ Row 15 [WS]: g15

← Row 16 [RS]: g16

→ Row 17 [WS]: g17

← Row 18 [RS]: g18

→ Row 19 [WS]: g19

← Row 20 [RS]: g20

→ Row 21 [WS]: g21

← Row 22 [RS]: g22

→ Row 23 [WS]: g23

← Row 24 [RS]: g24

→ Row 25 [WS]: b, g24

← Row 26 [RS]: g24, b2

→ Row 27 [WS]: b3, g24

← Row 28 [RS]: g25, b3

→ Row 29 [WS]: b4, g25

← Row 30 [RS]: g25, b5

→ Row 31 [WS]: g, b5, g25

← Row 32 [RS]: g25, b5, g2

→ Row 33 [WS]: g3, b4, g26

← Row 34 [RS]: g26, b5, g3

→ Row 35 [WS]: g4, b5, g26

← Row 36 [RS]: g26, b5, g5

→ Row 37 [WS]: g5, b6, g26

← Row 38 [RS]: g27, b5, g6

→ Row 39 [WS]: b, g6, b5, g27

← Row 40 [RS]: g27, b5, g7, b

→ Row 41 [WS]: b2, g7, b5, g27

← Row 42 [RS]: g27, b5, g7, b3

→ Row 43 [WS]: b3, g8, b5, g27

← Row 44 [RS]: g27, b5, g8, b4

→ Row 45 [WS]: b5, g8, b5, g27

← Row 46 [RS]: g27, b5, g9, b5

→ Row 47 [WS]: b6, g9, b5, g27

← Row 48 [RS]: g27, b6, g8, b7

→ Row 49 [WS]: b8, g8, b6, g27

← Row 50 [RS]: g27, b6, g9, b8

→ Row 51 [WS]: b9, g9, b5, g28

← Row 52 [RS]: g28, b5, g9, b10

→ Row 53 [WS]: b11, g9, b5, g28

← Row 54 [RS]: g28, b5, g10, b11

→ Row 55 [WS]: b12, g10, b5, g28

← Row 56 [RS]: g28, b5, g10, b13

→ Row 57 [WS]: b14, g9, b6, g28

← Row 58 [RS]: g28, b6, g10, b14

→ Row 59 [WS]: b15, g10, b6, g28

← Row 60 [RS]: g28, b6, g10, b16

→ Row 61 [WS]: b17, g10, b5, g29

← Row 62 [RS]: g29, b5, g10, b18

→ Row 63 [WS]: b18, g11, b5, g29

← Row 64 [RS]: g29, b6, g10, b19

→ Row 65 [WS]: g, b19, g10, b6, g29

← Row 66 [RS]: g29, b6, g10, b18, g3

→ Row 67 [WS]: g4, b18, g10, b6, g29

← Row 68 [RS]: g29, b6, g10, b18, g5

→ Row 69 [WS]: g6, b18, g10, b6, g29

← Row 70 [RS]: g29, b6, g10, b18, g7

→ Row 71 [WS]: g8, b18, g10, b6, g29

← Row 72 [RS]: g29, b6, g9, b19, g9

→ Row 73 [WS]: g10, b19, g9, b6, g29

← Row 74 [RS]: g29, b7, g8, b19, g11

→ Row 75 [WS]: g12, b19, g8, b7, g29

← Row 76 [RS]: g29, b7, g8, b18, g14

→ Row 77 [WS]: g15, b18, g8, b7, g29

← Row 78 [RS]: g29, b7, g7, b19, g16

→ Row 79 [WS]: g17, b19, g7, b7, g29

← Row 80 [RS]: g29, b8, g5, b19, g19

→ Row 81 [WS]: g20, b32, g29

← Row 82 [RS]: g29, b32, g21

→ Row 83 [WS]: g22, b32, g29

← Row 84 [RS]: g29, b32, g23

→ Row 85 [WS]: g24, b31, g30

← Row 86 [RS]: g30, b30, g26

→ Row 87 [WS]: g27, b30, g10, b, g19

← Row 88 [RS]: g20, b, g9, b29, g29

→ Row 89 [WS]: g30, b29, g8, b, g21

← Row 90 [RS]: g22, b2, g7, b28, g31

Corner

→ Row 91 [WS]: g31, b28, g6, b2, g7, b, g15

← Row 92 [RS]: g16, b2, g6, b2, g5, b28, g31

→ Row 93 [WS]: g31, b27, g5, b2, g5, b3, g17

← Row 94 [RS]: g19, b2, g5, b2, g4, b27, g31

→ Row 95 [WS]: g30, b27, g3, b3, g5, b2, g20

← Row 96 [RS]: g21, b3, g4, b3, g3, b26, g30

→ Row 97 [WS]: g30, b25, g3, b3, g3, b3, g23

← Row 98 [RS]: g25, b3, g2, b3, g2, b25, g30

→ Row 99 [WS]: g30, b24, g2, b3, g, b4, g26

← Row 100 [RS]: g27, b9, g, b12, w5, b6, g30

→ Row 101 [WS]: g29, b6, w6, b11, g, b8, g29

← Row 102 [RS]: g31, b16, w8, b6, g29

→ Row 103 [WS]: g29, b6, w8, b13, g, b, g2, b, g29

Corner

← Row 104 [RS]: g28, b2, g4, b9, w12, b5, g29

→ Row 105 [WS]: g29, b5, w13, b7, g, b4, g29

← Row 106 [RS]: g30, b11, w13, b4, g29

→ Row 107 [WS]: g29, b4, w12, b10, g31

← Row 108 [RS]: g33, b8, w12, b3, g29

→ Row 109 [WS]: g29, b3, w11, b6, g35

← Row 110 [RS]: g37, b4, w10, b3, g29

→ Row 111 [WS]: g28, b4, w9, b5, g36

← Row 112 [RS]: g36, b5, w8, b4, g28

→ Row 113 [WS]: g28, b4, w7, b5, w, g35

← Row 114 [RS]: g34, w2, b5, w6, b4, g28

→ Row 115 [WS]: g28, b5, w3, b6, w3, g33

← Row 116 [RS]: g32, w4, b14, g27

→ Row 117 [WS]: g27, b12, g, w5, g31

← Row 118 [RS]: g30, w5, g3, b9, g28

→ Row 119 [WS]: g28, b3, g, b5, g3, w5, g29

← Row 120 [RS]: g29, w4, g3, b6, g31

→ Row 121 [WS]: g30, b6, g4, w4, g2, w5, g21

← Row 122 [RS]: g19, w12, g4, b7, g29

→ Row 123 [WS]: g28, b7, g4, w13, g18

← Row 124 [RS]: g17, w13, g4, b8, g27

→ Row 125 [WS]: g26, b6, g, b, g5, w13, g16

← Row 126 [RS]: g15, w3, b2, w8, g5, b2, g, b6, g25

→ Row 127 [WS]: g24, b9, g5, w8, b, w5, g14

← Row 128 [RS]: g14, w5, b2, w7, g5, b, g, b3, g, b3, g23

→ Row 129 [WS]: g22, b3, g, b3, g, b, g5, w7, b2, w6, g13

← Row 130 [RS]: g12, w8, b2, w6, g4, b, g2, b2, g3, b2, g21

→ Row 131 [WS]: g19, b3, g3, b2, g2, b, g4, w6, b2, w8, g12

← Row 132 [RS]: g11, w2, g, w7, b, w5, g8, b2, g4, b2, g18

→ Row 133 [WS]: g17, b2, g4, b3, g7, w4, b2, w7, g2, w2, g10

← Row 134 [RS]: g10, w, g, b2, w8, b, w4, g7, b3, g5, b, g16

→ Row 135 [WS]: g15, b, g6, b, g9, w3, b, w8, b3, g, w, g9

← Row 136 [RS]: g8, w, g, b4, w8, b, w3, g9, b, g21

→ Row 137 [WS]: g20, b, g10, w2, b, w8, g, b4, w, g8

← Row 138 [RS]: g7, w, g, b4, w, b, w10, g10, b, g19

→ Row 139 [WS]: g18, b, g10, w3, b, w9, b4, w, g7

← Row 140 [RS]: g6, w, g, b4, w2, b, w9, g11, b, g17

→ Row 141 [WS]: g16, b, g12, w12, b4, w, g6

← Row 142 [RS]: g7, b3, g, w12, g28

→ Row 143 [WS]: g28, w5, g, b, g, w4, b3, g, w, g5

← Row 144 [RS]: g5, w, g, b2, w4, b4, w5, g27

→ Row 145 [WS]: g27, w4, b5, w4, g2, w, g5

← Row 146 [RS]: g4, w7, b5, g, w3, g27

→ Row 147 [WS]: g27, w2, g, b6, w6, g4

← Row 148 [RS]: g4, w5, g, b5, g, w2, g27

→ Row 149 [WS]: g27, w2, g, b5, w5, g4

← Row 150 [RS]: g4, w4, g, b4, g, w2, g27

→ Row 151 [WS]: g27, w2, g, b3, g, w4, g4

← Row 152 [RS]: g4, w4, g4, w2, g27

→ Row 153 [WS]: g27, w9, g4

← Row 154 [RS]: g5, w6, g28

→ Row 155 [WS]: g29, w, g8

← Row 156 [RS]: g37

→ Row 157 [WS]: g36

← Row 158 [RS]: g35

→ Row 159 [WS]: g34

← Row 160 [RS]: g33

→ Row 161 [WS]: g32

← Row 162 [RS]: g31

→ Row 163 [WS]: g30

← Row 164 [RS]: g29

→ Row 165 [WS]: g28

← Row 166 [RS]: g27

→ Row 167 [WS]: g26

← Row 168 [RS]: g25

→ Row 169 [WS]: g24

← Row 170 [RS]: g23

→ Row 171 [WS]: g22

← Row 172 [RS]: g21

→ Row 173 [WS]: g20

← Row 174 [RS]: g19

→ Row 175 [WS]: g18

← Row 176 [RS]: g17

→ Row 177 [WS]: g16

← Row 178 [RS]: g15

→ Row 179 [WS]: g14

← Row 180 [RS]: g13

→ Row 181 [WS]: g12

← Row 182 [RS]: g11

→ Row 183 [WS]: g10

← Row 184 [RS]: g9

→ Row 185 [WS]: g8

← Row 186 [RS]: g7

→ Row 187 [WS]: g6

← Row 188 [RS]: g5

→ Row 189 [WS]: g4

← Row 190 [RS]: g3

→ Row 191 [WS]: g2

← Row 192 [RS]: g

Jack Skellington Graph

Happy Hooking!

Jessica

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September 28, 2017

10 Free Halloween Crochet Graphghan Patterns

I’ll admit, I was a little late to the graphghan pattern train. I outright disliked them for awhile and didn’t see the appeal. But it just takes that one project to make you jump on the bandwagon and my Office Blanket made me a life-long believer in the power of graphghans. Now look at me!

I’m a bit of a nerd about them now, to be honest. And I’ve been seeing so many cute Halloween projects on Pinterest lately that I decided to scour the web to find you the best free Halloween graphghan patterns.

Free Halloween Graphghan Designs

Since the creation of this roundup I’ve also designed a few free Halloween graphs, also. You can find them at the links below.

Halloween c2c mini lapghan by 3amgracedesigns

Halloween Corner to Corner Afghan By Kim Latshaw

Love the the added detail of the border on this one.

Halloween c2c Graph Pattern

The link to this pattern no longer works but you can use the image below to create your blanket.

Cat and Spider Corner to Corner Halloween Blanket from Repeat Crafter Me

Sarah from Repeat Crafter me is a pattern making machine. I don’t know where she finds the time!

Halloween Blanket by SPRE Patterns and Designs

Another cute graph to piece together.

Jack and Sally Sillouette by Tricia

There are a lot of Nightmare Before Christmas Graphghan patterns out there but not a lot of free ones!

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How adorable is this Linus Halloween Graph?

Seriously. So sweet.

Witchy Halloween Throw Pattern

Those colors are so retro. A classic pattern from Yarnspirations.

How amazing is this Mischief Managed graph?

I found it on Stitch Fiddle and am unsure of the creator. I know this isn’t technically Halloween related but doesn’t it feel Halloweeny?

I kind of want to make this jack-o-lantern blanket.

I don’t know why but this is my favorite. So simple and festive.

Monochrome Halloween CAL

I couldn’t find a finished picture of this one all put together but the monochrome thing is kind of cool.

Bonus! Here are some cute Halloween C2C Pillows to match your blankets.

Halloween Pillows by Pixel Perfect Crochet

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September 25, 2017

Parks and Rec Printable Art Downloads

Recently I was struck down by the Pawnee Goddess of inspiration and I created some downloadable, print art based on Parks and Rec. I know you’re thinking “Um, Jessica … isn’t this a crochet blog?” Well, yes. But … but ….

It all started when I shared my coddled anus cross stitch (say that 5 times fast ) on Facebook. Someone left a comment saying they NEEDED it in their life but as a print with cute font. Enter a frenzied day of print design.

I made several Parks and Rec designs because HELLO, Parks and Rec is amazing. I got a little out of hand, to be honest. But once I started I just couldn’t stop. I was possessed by whatever she-demon fuels Leslie Knope’s unrealistic productivity. There are just so many good quotes out there.

These downloadable prints are now available on Etsy. What’s that mean? That means that you’re only getting a file. After purchase you will receive one jpg file that you can print and frame yo self. Just tell me that one of these bad boys framed and all wrapped up wouldn’t make the perfect gift for a Parks and Rec fan.

Drop some more inspiration in the comments. What other iconic lines from Parks and Rec should I do?

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September 20, 2017

Dwight Schrute Cross Stitch Quote – FREE Pattern

If you love The Office and a good Dwight Schrute quote I have good news. I’ve created the perfect piece of bathroom art. Either you or someone you know definitely needs this Coddled Anus cross stitch art in their Wiz Palace. (Sorry, mixing shows. I know.) I mean. Don’t get me started on how coddled the modern anus is.

Dwight Schrute Coddled Anus Quote

Free Dwight Schrute Cross Stitch Pattern

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This quote from Dwight is one of the funnier lines to come out of the later seasons of The Office. Don’t get me wrong, I’m a true Office fan til the grave but the last two seasons just do not have as many lolable moments. Enter Dwight.

I’m doing a series of free cross stitch designs based on The Office. You can find my Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica pattern here.

You can find the free graph for the cross stitch pattern below or you can purchase a printable PDF version in my shop. Paid pattern includes an enlarged, four part breakdown of the graph.

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September 6, 2017

Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica. Free Cross Stitch Pattern.

I swear, I do have interests beyond The Office. Really. But it’s one of my all time favorite TV shows and it’s so darn quotable that it inspiiiires me. So I’ve decided to do a series of cross stitch patterns based on The Office.

Because as if doilies didn’t qualify me for old lady status – oh yeah – I do cross stitch, too.

Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica Cross Stitch Pattern

If you followed along with my Office Crochet-a-long blanket you’ll definitely recognize this pattern. It was a large panel that was released for week 13 of the crochet along. It’s been simplified a bit for the cross stitch version and fits adorably on a 4 inch embroidery hoop.

It’s the perfect, minimalist piece of art for the true Office fan. Can’t you just imagine this in a cubicle? Too perfect. And Christmas is just around the corner, y’all. Get to stitching!

Download the free PDF

Not a cross stitcher? For a limited time I am also selling the finished product on Etsy. You can find the listing here: Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica Cross Stitch.

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August 26, 2017

Dragon Gloves – Free Crochet Pattern

Crochet dragon gloves have been a huge hit for the last few years and I don’t see that trend changing anytime soon. Let’s face it, dragons never go out of style. This free pattern using the crocodile stitch to create the look of dragon scales is sure to be a hit with all the geeky loves in your life.

Related Pattern: Dragon Scale Ear Warmers

These dragon gloves are easy enough for a beginner. I’ve also created a video tutorial of the pattern to help you get out of a tight spot if you get confused at any point. You can view the free video tutorial and written pattern below.

Or if you’d like to save the pattern you can also purchase an inexpensive PDF version from my shop by clicking the link below:

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Free Dragon Glove Pattern

The multicolored gloves pictured in this post are from the gorgeous Red Heart Unforgettable line.

Level: INTERMEDIATE

Yardage: 222 yards

Hook Size:

Small: 4.5 mm
Medium: 5 mm
Large 5.5 mm

All terminology in US terms.

Stitches and Abbreviations

Ch – chain
Sl st – slip stitch
Sc – single crochet
Dc – double crochet
V st – V stitch
Sc2tog – single crochet two together
Crocodile Stitch
Chain 3 Picot
Sk – skip

Stitch Guide

Crocodile stitch: In specified V st work 5 dc around and down the right post and 5 dc around and up the left post.

Chain 3 Picot: Ch 3, sl st to bottom of same st.

V stitch: (dc, ch 1, dc) in same st.

Dragon Scale Glove Pattern

Instructions

Round 1: Ch 1, sc around. Sl st to join. (24 sts)

Round 2: Ch 3, dc in same st (first V st made). *ch 1, skip st, dc in next st, ch 1, skip st, V st in next st; repeat from * around. Sl st to 2^nd ch of your original ch-3 to join. (6 V sts, 6 dc)

Round 3: (Scale row) Ch 1, *work crocodile stitch in V st, sl st behind post of next dc; repeat from *around. Sl st in last dc to join. (6 scales)

Round 4: (Foundation row) Ch 3, dc in same st (first V st made), *ch 1, dc in center of next scale, ch 1, V st in next dc (between two scales); repeat from * around. Sl st in 2^nd ch of original ch-3 to join.

Round 5-11: Repeat rounds 3 and 4 until you have 5 completed rows of dragon scales.

Round 12: Ch 6, dc in center of next scale (picture below). Continue scale foundation row around (same as row 4) alternating dc and V sts. Do not join.

Round 13: Work 2 dc in left side of scale below (between the last dc made and the ch-6 from previous row, picture below), dc in each st of ch-6, dc in next dc, crocodile stitch in next V st; continue scale row around (same as Round 3) until you have 5 completed scales. Do not join.

Round 14: Sk first st, sc in next 9 stitches, sc in right side of next scale *sc in center of scale, sc in next ch-1 space (left side of scale, picture below), sc in next dc, sc in next ch-1 sp (right side of scale); repeat from * around. Sl st in first sc to join. (28 sts)

Round 15: Ch 3, dc in same space (V stitch created), dc in next 10 sts, *ch 1, sk next st, V st in next st, ch 1, skip next st, dc in next st; repeat from * around. Sl st to 2^nd ch of beginning ch-3 to join.

Round 16: Ch 1, sc2tog 5 times, sc in next st, crocodile stitch in next V st. Work scale row around, completing 5 scales. Do not join. (Last scale is worked in beginning V stitch from round 14. It can be a little hard to see the V).

Round 17: Sc in next 5 sts, sc in right side of scale, sc in center of scale, *sc in next two ch-1 spaces (between scales), sc in center of next scale, continue from * around, sc in left side of last scale, sl st to join. (20 sts)

Round 18: Ch 3, 2 dc in same st (first granny stitch made), *skip st, 3 dc in next st; repeat from * around. Sl st to top of beginning ch-3 to join. (10 granny stitches)

Round 19: Ch 3, 2 dc in same st, *3 dc in next space between granny sts; repeat from * around. Sl st to top of beginning ch-3 to join. (10 granny stitches)

Round 20 – 30: Repeat row 19 until there are 13 granny stitch rows or until desired length. Sl st to join.

Round 31: Ch 1, *sc in next 3 sts, ch-3 picot in last sc made; repeat from * around. Sl st to first sc to join. (10 picots made)

Cut yarn, weave in ends.

If you have any trouble understanding the pattern please leave a comment and I’ll be sure it answer it.

August 21, 2017

The Office Blanket – Appliques!

I told you I had one last surprise up my sleeve.

Final Week – Appliques

There is sooo much that I’d love to include in this blanket but there’s only so much time and space in the world. So as a compromise I’ve snuck in a few more of my favorite things via appliques. Let’s break it down, shall we.

World’s Best Boss

Found it at Spencer Gifts.

Chili’s

It’s where business happens. – Small Business Man Magazine, probably.

The Nard Dog

AKA: Puke, Ace, Buzz, Boner Champ.

Big Tuna

AKA: Jimothy, Jimbo

Michael’s Plasma TV

Good luck paying me back with your zero-dollars-a-year salary plus benefits, babe.

Christmas Lights

Happy Birthday, Jesus. Sorry your party’s so lame.

And just like that, it’s over! I can’t believe it. Sad face emoji.

It’s been so much fun putting this CAL together. If you missed it, it’s not too late. You can now purchase the completed patterns on both Etsy and Ravelry. Follow the links below to find the pattern.

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Purchase on Etsy

Well folks, it’s been real. Stay tuned because I have a couple of ideas in the works for another CAL. Until then …

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August 14, 2017

The Office Blanket – Week 14

You guys! I can’t believe we’re finally on the last panel! And how better to end than with …

Week 14 – The Teapot

There are plenty of things to complain about the show after Michael left but one of things I LOVE is the struggle between Jim and Pam. One of the reasons that we fell in love with Jam was because of how relatable their courtship was. But if the writers had left it there surely PB & J would’ve ruined us for life. Because the honeymoon ends, ya’ll. And I’m so glad that the show managed to capture a bit of that.

This may be the last panel but the CAL isn’t over just yet. For those that have purchased the pattern there’s a secret bonus panel today. This panel wasn’t originally planned but so many people asked for it I decided to make one last bonus bonus panel.

AND I still have one more trick up my sleeve. Come back next week to see the finished blanket with border, and one extra surprise.

Yarn Colors

Craftsmart – White
Red Heart Super Saver – Spring Green
Red Heart Super Saver – Medium Thyme
Olive color – personal stash (some vintage Bernat!)

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AND FIND ALL THE POSTS FOR THIS CAL HERE: THE OFFICE BLANKET CROCHET-A-LONG

August 7, 2017

The Office Blanket Week 13

You KNEW I couldn’t leave this one out.

Week 13 – Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica

Perfectenschlag.

Truly an iconic scene and one of the most famous quotes from The Office. And, let’s not forget it’s less famous reaction – Dwight impersonating Jim. Gets me every time. By far the funnier of the two exchanges in my opinion.

And for those that have purchased the pattern there’s an alternative bonus version of this week’s panel.

Yarn Colors

Craftsmart – White
Craftsmart – Gray
Craftsmart – Black
Red Heart Super Saver – Cafe Latte
Read Heart Super Saver – Medium Purple
Read Heart Super Saver – Spring Green
Dark Purple – Unsure, personal stash
Red – Unsure, personal stash

Jessica

Jack Skellington Graphghan Pattern

Written Instructions

Jack Skellington Graph

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Free Halloween Graphghan Designs

Halloween c2c mini lapghan by 3amgracedesigns

Halloween Corner to Corner Afghan By Kim Latshaw

Halloween c2c Graph Pattern

Cat and Spider Corner to Corner Halloween Blanket from Repeat Crafter Me

Halloween Blanket by SPRE Patterns and Designs

Jack and Sally Sillouette by Tricia

How adorable is this Linus Halloween Graph?

Witchy Halloween Throw Pattern

How amazing is this Mischief Managed graph?

I kind of want to make this jack-o-lantern blanket.

Halloween Pillows by Pixel Perfect Crochet

Dwight Schrute Coddled Anus Quote

Free Dwight Schrute Cross Stitch Pattern

Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica Cross Stitch Pattern

Free Dragon Glove Pattern

Level: INTERMEDIATE

Yardage: 222 yards

Hook Size:

Dragon Scale Glove Pattern

Instructions

Final Week – Appliques

World’s Best Boss

Chili’s

The Nard Dog

Big Tuna

Michael’s Plasma TV

Christmas Lights

Week 14 – The Teapot

Yarn Colors

AND FIND ALL THE POSTS FOR THIS CAL HERE: THE OFFICE BLANKET CROCHET-A-LONG

Week 13 – Bears, Beets, Battlestar Galactica

Yarn Colors

AND FIND ALL THE POSTS FOR THIS CAL HERE: THE OFFICE BLANKET CROCHET-A-LONG

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