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Crochet Pattern: Fruit Protector – Fruit Cozy

I happily receive amazing fresh produce each week from Boston Organics. This means fruit, is now my snack of choice. Lately, I have been encountering a fruit eater’s dilemma. Each day I put an apple, pear, or nectarine into my bag for a snack. At lunchtime I discover, much to my disappointment, my notepad has been bumping against my fruit all morning, leaving it badly bruised- many times inedible. For me, this is an utter disappointment at snack time! To combat this reoccurring disappointment caused by manhandled fruit, my mom and I came up with these sock-like drawstring pouches to keep my delicate treats protected from the variety of dangers in my tote bag.

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For anyone looking to crochet a fruit protector of your own, I’m including a free pattern download. And for those wanting to snag a pre-made fruit protector, visit my table at the Ashmont-Peabody Farmer’s Market on July 23rd or check out my Etsy Shop.

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One Row Lace Cowl

I recently finished a lovely lacey cowl. The pattern is free on the Without Seams blog, its easy to follow and gave instructions for several yarn weights. (download the pattern here)

I used Blue Sky Alpaca Melange in Huckleberry, which is a gorgeous heathered sport weight yarn. Besides having my crochet hook split the yarn on occasion, I would say it worked up quite nicely.

The detailing of the pattern is great, a bit lacey and a bit ribbed. See below.

My final product is below. I was so happy with the pattern I already started two more as gifts in different colors.

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