Kitchen Boa Crochet Patterns

by Lisa Ferrel

Overview

You're running around the kitchen trying to get everything ready at the same time, and you throw a kitchen towel over your shoulder. The problem is that it keeps falling off. Solve that problem with these handy kitchen boas. Crochet one or two for every season to brighten up your kitchen. Crocheted middle section goes around your neck and attaches to purchased kitchen towel on the ends. No more searching for your kitchen towel!

Ebook includes patterns to make ten boas:
* Heart Boa for Valentine's Day
* Pot of Gold Boa for St. Patrick's Day
* Bunny Boa for Easter
* Denim Boa (year round)
* Sunflower Boa for Summer
* Pig Boa (year round)
* Witch Boa for Halloween
* Totem Pole Boa for Christmas
* Snowflake Boa for Christmas and Winter

Links are included for YouTube tutorials for Sunflower Boa and Tunisian stitch Snowflake Boa.

Finished boas measure approximately: 4" wide by 68" long (with instructions to lengthen or shorten).

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9798331422561
Publisher:	Barnes & Noble Press
Publication date:	07/02/2024
Pages:	34
Product dimensions:	8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x 0.07(d)

About the Author

Lisa Ferrel is a passionate and talented crochet designer known for her creative and intricate crochet patterns. With a lifelong love for crafting and a keen eye for color and texture, Lisa has become a prominent figure in the world of crochet.
Born and raised in Texas, Lisa developed an early interest in fiber arts, beginning with sewing and embroidery. She learned the art of crocheting from several family members. This initial exposure ignited a spark that would eventually lead Lisa to a fulfilling career as a crochet designer.

When Lisa isn't crocheting, she can often be found traveling, drawing inspiration from the world around her. Her favorite designs turn everyday items into crochet patterns like a firefighter’s jacket as a baby sweater or a ranch bottle as a giant pillow. She believes that creativity knows no bounds and that the beauty of crochet lies in its ability to transform a simple strand of yarn into a work of art.