Crafxzen

Crafter of old school handwoven loop potholders and tie dye.

Blueberry Chocolate Chip Cookie Bars

These are my favorite cookies. Delicious!!!!

2 1/4 cup all purpose flour
1 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp cinnamon
1/4 cup quick cooking oatmeal
1 cup(2 sticks) country crock, or unsalted butter, softened
3/4 cup granulated sugar
3/4 cup packed brown sugar
1 tsp vanilla extract
2 eggs
1 1/2 cups semi-sweet, or Hersheys dark, chocolate chips
1/2 cup fresh or frozen blueberries

Preheat oven to 375F. Spray a 9 x 13 inch pan with non-stick cooking spray.
Combine flour, baking soda, oatmeal & cinnamon in a small bowl. Beat country crock or butter, granulated sugar, brown sugar & vanilla extract in a large bowl until creamy. Add eggs, beating after each addition. Gradually beat in flour mixture. Stir in chocolate chips and blueberries.
Spread batter in prepared pan. Bake for 20 to 25 minutes or until golden brown. Cool.
These are great served with a cold glass of milk.

Health Benefits
Even though these are cookies, they do have a few healthful ingredients.
Cinnamon is great for helping lower cholesterol and blood sugar and reduce arthritis pain.
Oatmeal provides fiber.
I use the Country Crock which contains calcium plus Vitamin D.
Dark chocolate is full of antioxidants and helps lower blood pressure.
Blueberries are also full of antioxidants and help improve memory, protect against aging, cancer, heart disease, urinary tract infections, constipation and improve mood.

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Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 05-08-2021

This woven potholder can be made with Spice and Powder Blue colors. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

Spice, Spice, Powder Blue, Spice, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Spice, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Spice, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Spice, Powder Blue, Spice, Spice

Next weave in the following colors for the rows:

Spice, Spice, Powder Blue, Spice, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Spice, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Spice, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Spice, Powder Blue, Spice, Spice

Start off by laying down the column colors.
Next, weave the first row color of Spice underneath, then over, underneath, over, etc., the column loops.
Weave the second row color of Spice over, then underneath, over, underneath, etc., the column loops.
Continue on with the rest of the row colors.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever Spice appears and substitute your second color wherever Powder Blue appears.
Finally, finish off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 04-24-2021

This woven potholder can be made with Carnation, Flax and Tiger Lily colors. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

Carnation, Carnation, Carnation, Carnation, Flax, Tiger Lily, Flax, Carnation, Flax, Carnation, Tiger Lily, Flax, Carnation, Tiger Lily, Flax, Carnation, Carnation, Flax

Next weave in the following colors for the rows:

Carnation, Carnation, Carnation, Carnation, Flax, Tiger Lily, Flax, Carnation, Flax, Carnation, Tiger Lily, Flax, Carnation, Tiger Lily, Flax, Carnation, Carnation, Flax

Start off by laying down the column colors.
Next, weave the first row color of Carnation underneath, then over, underneath, over, etc., the column loops.
Weave the second row color of Carnation over, then underneath, over, underneath, etc., the column loops.
Continue on with the rest of the row colors.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever Carnation appears, substitute your second color wherever Flax appears and substitute your third color wherever Tiger Lily appears.
Finally, finish off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 04-03-2021

This woven potholder can be made with Purple, Carnation and Spice colors. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

Purple, Carnation, Carnation, Purple, Carnation, Spice, Carnation, Purple, Spice, Carnation, Purple, Purple, Spice, Spice, Spice, Spice, Purple, Purple

Next weave in the following colors for the rows:

Spice, Purple, Purple, Spice, Purple, Spice, Purple, Purple, Carnation, Carnation, Spice, Purple, Purple, Spice, Carnation, Carnation, Purple, Carnation

Start off by laying down the column colors.
Next, weave the first row color of Spice underneath, then over, underneath, over, etc., the column loops.
Weave the second row color of Purple over, then underneath, over, underneath, etc., the column loops.
Continue on with the rest of the row colors.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever Purple appears, substitute your second color wherever Carnation appears and substitute your third color wherever Spice appears.
Finally, finish off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 03-20-2021

This woven potholder can be made with Robin’s Egg and Turquoise colors. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

Robins Egg, Turquoise, Turquoise, Robins Egg, Robins Egg, Turquoise, Turquoise, Robins Egg, Turquoise, Robins Egg, Robins Egg, Turquoise, Turquoise, Robins Egg, Robins Egg, Turquoise, Turquoise, Robins Egg

Next weave in the following colors for the rows:

Robins Egg, Turquoise, Turquoise, Robins Egg, Robins Egg, Turquoise, Turquoise, Robins Egg, Turquoise, Robins Egg, Robins Egg, Turquoise, Turquoise, Robins Egg, Robins Egg, Turquoise, Turquoise, Robins Egg

Start off by laying down the column colors.
Next, weave the first row color of Robin’s Egg underneath, then over, underneath, over, etc., the column loops.
Weave the second row color of Turquoise over, then underneath, over, underneath, etc., the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever Robin’s Egg appears and substitute your second color wherever Turquoise appears.
Finally, finish off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 03-06-2021

Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 03-06-2021

This woven potholder can be made with Robin’s Egg, Pewter and Winter White colors. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

Robins Egg, Pewter, Winter White, Pewter, Robins Egg, Winter White, Robins Egg, Pewter, Winter White, Winter White, Pewter, Robins Egg, Winter White, Robins Egg, Pewter, Winter White, Pewter, Robins Egg

Next weave in the following colors for the rows:

Robins Egg, Pewter, Winter White, Pewter, Robins Egg, Winter White, Robins Egg, Pewter, Winter White, Winter White, Pewter, Robins Egg, Winter White, Robins Egg, Pewter, Winter White, Pewter, Robins Egg

Start off by weaving the first row color of Robin’s Egg underneath, then over the column loops.
Weave the second row color of Pewter over, then underneath the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever Robin’s Egg appears, substitute your second color wherever Pewter appears and substitute your third color wherever Winter White appears.

Finally, finish off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 02-20-2021

Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 02-06-2021

This woven potholder can be made with green, pine and leaf colors. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

Green, Pine, Pine, Green, Pine, Leaf, Green, Green, Pine, Leaf, Green, Green, Leaf, Pine, Green, Pine, Pine, Green

Next weave in the following colors for the rows:

Green, Pine, Pine, Green, Pine, Leaf, Green, Green, Pine, Leaf, Green, Green, Leaf, Pine, Green, Pine, Pine, Green

Start off by weaving the first row color of Green underneath, then over the column loops.
Weave the second row color of Pine over, then underneath the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever Green appears, substitute your second color wherever Pine appears and substitute your third color wherever Leaf appears.

Finally, finish off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 02-06-2021

Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 02-06-2021

This woven potholder can be made with powder blue and willow colors. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

Powder Blue, Willow, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Willow, Powder Blue, Willow, Willow, Willow, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Willow, Willow, Willow, Willow, Willow

Next weave in the following colors for the rows:

Powder Blue, Willow, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Willow, Powder Blue, Willow, Willow, Willow, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Powder Blue, Willow, Willow, Willow, Willow, Willow

Start off by weaving the first row color of Powder Blue underneath, then over the column loops.
Weave the second row color of Willow over, then underneath the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever Powder Blue appears and substitute your second color wherever Willow appears.

Finally, finish off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 12-02-2020

This woven potholder can be made with burgundy, red, black and salmon colors. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

Salmon, Salmon, Burgundy, Salmon, Black, Black, Red, Burgundy, Salmon, Salmon, Black, Burgundy, Salmon, Black, Burgundy, Burgundy, Salmon, Red

Next weave in the following colors for the rows:

Salmon, Salmon, Burgundy, Salmon, Black, Black, Red, Burgundy, Salmon, Salmon, Black, Burgundy, Salmon, Black, Burgundy, Burgundy, Salmon, Red

Start off by weaving the first row color of salmon underneath, then over the column loops.
Weave the second row color of salmon over, then underneath the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever burgundy appears, substitute your second color wherever red appears, substitute your third color wherever black appears and substitute your fourth color wherever salmon appears.

Finally, finish off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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Free Woven Loop Potholder Pattern 9-24-2020

Woven Loop Potholder

This woven potholder can be made with blue, silver and daffodil colors. To make it, use the following colors for the columns:

Blue, Blue, Silver, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Daffodil, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Silver, Blue, Blue

Next weave in the same colors for the rows:

Blue, Blue, Silver, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Daffodil, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Blue, Silver, Blue, Blue

Start off by weaving the first row color of blue underneath, then over the column loops.
Weave the second row color of blue over, then underneath the column loops.

To make this using different colors, substitute your first color wherever blue appears, substitute your second color wherever silver appears and substitute your third color wherever daffodil appears.

Finally, finish off the ends, starting at the top left corner. The hanging loop will end up being the 2nd loop at the top left corner.
See my Loom Potholder Tutorial for further details on weaving the ends together.

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