Are you looking to hook an adorable hat? This fitted Crochet Hearts Beanie is the cutest and easy enough for beginners!

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Cape Town-based designer and embroidery artist Danielle Clough uses thick, bright thread to create stunning images of flowers, portraits of people, and other images including fast food, emojis, and birds. Some of her most unusual pieces are different flowers hung on the strings of vintage badminton and tennis rackets. You can explore more of her work in this gallery and over on Instagram. More

I’ve known about Madame Defarge and her knitting code from A Tale of Two Cities for a long time, and have read a number of novels which include the idea of encrypting thin…

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This pattern is a great one to have in your library, because from the same basic design, you can work a great variety of things! You can make a lovely long decorative garland in colours to suit the seasons, or work short lengths to make napkin rings. You can work in a thick woollen yarn to make a warm leafy scarf, or with fine cotton or cobweb yarn to make a necklace with an organic vibe. Use a metallic yarn for a perfect Christmas garland, or household string for an unusual washing line. There really are endless permutations! The pattern is fully illustrated with colour photos, making it suitable for beginners branching out from the basics. All my patterns also come with my e-mail support if you have any questions. Please see my other crochet patterns.

Get this free crochet pattern of crochet coral. This and many other crochet patterns are available on my website, Kerri's Crochet.

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A blog about my crocheting bikinis and other things; along with free crochet patterns for you.

Yarn Alize Superlana Maxi Due Jaspe yarn bulky yarn super chunky yarn for scarf volumetric yarn space yarn big yarn fancy yarn very bulky yarn wool blend yarn wool yarn warm yarn wool thread wool fiber wool string classic yarn acrylic mix acrylic thread acrylic fiber acrylic string acrylic knitting acrylic crochet acrylic knitting wool crochet wool Turkish yarn knitting yarn crochet yarn weaving yarn store shop yarn winter yarn Type of yarn: classic Composition: 25% wool, 75% acrylic Weight: 100g Length 100 m Needles 8-10 The main feature of classic yarn Alize Superlana Maxi is the thickness.It has a thread 100 meters thick on a 100-gram skein. Yarn to the touch is very soft, pleasant to the body, with a wide range of colors. The finished product looks good after washing. Things from yarn Alize Superlana Maxi quickly knit. This yarn is suitable for knitting tight sweaters and vests, hats, scarves, slippers, mittens and other accessories for autumn and winter. An excellent option for cold weather, the thing will get cozy and completely windproof. Due to the settings of your monitor there may be some slight differences in the color tone / shadow of the website photo and the actual item that you receive. More yarns can be found here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/YarnsVarious?ref=seller-platform-mcnav§ion_id=22174522

This week I’m going to walk you through 6 types of sweater armholes and what they have to do with your body, starting with the bust.

As with my post on lace, I’m not going to go into a great deal of detail about my design process. Among other things, I’m not sure I have a clear enough conscious grasp of how I do it—y…

I used old denim from my family's old jeans and bought other blue fabric as it caught my eye. This was made for my son.

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Buy “Fenja” together with “Fenja Aran” (new separate pattern with 19 sts on 10cm) and get “Fenja Aran” for half price! You only have to put both patterns into the same cart, and the price will be calculated automatically at checkout. Fenja is one of the two ferries going from Esbjerg to Fanø (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fan%C3%B8), my favorite island for spending a relaxed holiday at the Danish seaside. For me, the ferries – although practical ships and nothing beautiful about them – represent the final step on the way to the island, leaving the mainland behind and diving into the vacation. (By the way, the other ferry is called Menja, which has provided the name for the ‘sister’ tunic/ sweater from Light Fingering weight yarn which was published a few weeks before, the sunny weather version.) Fenja, however, is meant for the grey, cloudy, colder, even stormy days when you need a cardigan to keep you warm. For both Fenja cardigan and Menja sweater, I am using my ‘YoRa’ construction, top-down with Raglan increases in the back and yoke increases spread evenly over the rest of the row, for a rounded front neck. Fenja cardigan is started at the neck with a provisional cast-on and worked top-down. The basic 10-row-repeat uses a simple slip stitch pattern in 2 variations to lower the front neck a little bit. After the yoke is done, the body is really mindless knitting. Pockets are worked separately and joined later. All edges (including buttonholes) are worked in two colors at the very end, using a 2-color-bindoff method. Yarn requirements: Use a Sport weight yarn which knits up to the gauge of 24 sts x 34 rows. 1250/ 1350/ 1450/ 1570/ 1700 m of main color (MC) needed; 100-150 m of contrast color (CC) yarn in 1, 2 or many different shades. (For my sample in size L, I have used 415g MC and 10+20g CC.) This design is a cooperation with Wolle Willich - please see here and here for their special yarn from local sheep which I have used. Buttons: I suggest 10 (15mm) buttons. Bust width for sizes S/ M/ L/ XL/ XXL: 88/ 96/ 104/ 112/ 120 cm.

CAROcreated crochet pattern (printable PDF file) Create your own crochet doll including cello with this pattern. Narja has been playing the cello since early childhood. She masters her instrument quite well and plays in a string orchestra. Otherwise she does things like any other teenager: skating, meeting friends, lazing around, … The crochet pattern is suitable for experienced crocheters, as I like to use advanced crochet techniques in my patterns. In addition to detailed instructions for each round/row, the pattern includes many photos and crochet diagrams for some parts oft he doll/cello. The doll is constructed in such a way that the body and legs are worked in one piece. The arms are attached to the body by thread joints. The insertion of a wire skeleton is optional, but please note that if you use wire your doll can stand more safely by itself and you can bend its arms and legs. The cap and shoes can be taken off the doll, all other clothing parts can not be removed after the doll is completed. My customer Samir Paolillo did a great job showcasing Narja - Thank you: https://www.facebook.com/reel/699127268254906 SIZE (depending on the used material): Doll – 14“ Cello (without end pin) – 10.3“ © CAROCREATED, CAROLA HERBST 2022 All rights reserved The pattern is for personal use only. The pattern or parts of it (including photos) may be not reproduced, redistributed, resold, translated, published (online or printed), altered, shared or posted (for sale or free) over the internet or offline! You are welcome to sell finished creation using my pattern - in limited serie and handmade by you. Please include a link or reference to my shop www.etsy.com/shop/CAROcreated, if you will list it on internet. CAROcreated Häkelanleitung (druckbare PDF-Datei) Erstelle dir eine eigene Häkelpuppe samt Cello mit dieser Anleitung. NARJA spielt schon seit frühester Kindheit Cello. Sie beherrscht ihr Instrument recht gut und spielt in einem Streichorchester. Ansonsten macht sie Dinge wie alle anderen Jugendlichen auch: skaten, Freunde treffen, faulenzen, … Die Häkelanleitung ist für erfahrene Häklerinnen geeignet, da ich in meinen Anleitungen gerne fortgeschrittene Häkeltechniken verwende. Neben detaillierten Anweisungen für jede Runde/Reihe, enthält die Anleitung zahlreiche Fotos und für einige Teile auch Häkeldiagramme. Die Puppe ist so konstruiert, dass der Körper und die Beine in einem Stück gehäkelt werden. Die Arme werden durch Fadengelenke an den Körper angebracht. Das Einsetzen eines Drahtskeletts ist optional, aber es trägt dazu bei, dass die Puppe dadurch sicherer stehen kann und du ihre Arme und Beine biegen kannst wie immer du möchtest. Die Mütze und die Schuhe können der Puppe ausgezogen werden, alle anderen Bekleidungsteile können nach Fertigstellung der Puppe nicht mehr entfernt werden. Die DIGITALE ANLEITUNG ist in folgenden Sprachen erhältlich und steht gleich nach dem Kauf als Download zur Verfügung. Deutsch Englisch (US Terminologie) Französisch Niederländisch Italienisch Spanisch GRÖSSE (abhängig vom verwendeten Material): Puppe – 35 cm Cello (ohne Endstachel) – 26 cm © CAROCREATED, CAROLA HERBST 2022 Alle Rechte vorbehalten. Verkauf, Vervielfältigung, Tausch und Veröffentlichung (inkl. Übersetzung und Fotos) der Anleitung (einschließlich Veröffentlichung im Internet) sind untersagt. Der Verkauf des nach dieser Anleitung gehäkelten fertigen Produktes ist aber erlaubt. Erfolgt der Verkauf im Internet, bitte einen Link zu meinem Shop setzen (https://www.etsy.com/shop/CAROcreated)

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This pattern is currently being updated to have a #sizeinclusive size range! If you have the current version, you’ll receive the update as soon as it launches. The MELIDES dress is the perfect everyday summer dress with a twist: It’s a tailored piece. You will be able to easily put together the perfect fit for your unique body size and shape. Fear not if, like me, you have to get your bikini tops and bottoms as separates – this dress is here to hug all your curves and concerns! It’s two dresses in one. You get a deep V-neckline and button band on one side, that you can wear at the front for a cute day look, and a square neckline on the other side, which you can also wear at the front for a very elegant evening look with a sexy buttoned back. #reversibledesign It’s flattering. I was inspired by sewn pieces while creating this dress. The use of darts, for example, serves both a functional and a formal purpose. Together with the button band, these darts elongate your figure and accentuate your curves. A similar detailing at the waist accentuates your waistline. The choice of needles and yarn makes for a light fabric with fluid drape, which feels like a second skin and is perfect for warm weather. It’s all about the details. A seamless construction in smooth stockinette stitch, only interrupted by the intentional accent lines. A delicate hem that doesn’t roll or curl. Neat I-cord edges that blend with the main fabric while lending it some structure. And lastly, an elegant button band which will lend the dress its character: dress it up with mother-of-pearl or enamel buttons; choose corozo or wooden buttons for a more casual touch. TAILORED KNITTING This dress has a tailored construction and uses a unique sizing system to fit you like a glove. Before you start knitting, you will need to do a little setup work. This involves taking your measurements and doing a few simple calculations with the help of the pattern. The pattern also includes the MELIDES calculator, to help you through length tailoring, so that you don’t have to do any complicated maths. #tailoredknitting AVAILABLE SIZES Tailored sizes are available for bust circumferences 76 - 128 cm (30 ½ - 51’’). Follow the instructions in the setup pages of the pattern to find your tailored size. KNITTING LEVEL Intermediate. The pattern includes very detailed step-by-step instructions to guide you through every step of tailoring your own size and knitting your dress. The techniques used are advanced beginner level: stockinette stitch, linen stitch, M1R, M1L, M1RP, M1LP, S, SSK, K2tog, YO, provisional cast-on, regular bind-off, Italian bind-off, I-cord, grafting, blocking. The pattern includes detailed written explanations and/or video tutorials for all these techniques. The setup work needed to nail this dress, the multiple customization options and the complexity and length of the pattern make it more appropriate for experienced knitters, and definitely not appropriate as a first garment project. GAUGE 25 sts x 31 rows in stockinette stitch, blocked without pinning or stretching. Follow the instructions in the Gauge section of the pattern to work your swatch. YARN AND HABERDASHERY 5-10 balls of Knitting for Olive Pure Silk, 250 m (273.5 yds) / 50 g 16-26 9 mm (3/8’’) mother-of-pearl buttons by Ma Fabrique de Boutons Follow the instructions in the setup pages of the pattern to calculate your yardage and how many buttons you’ll need. NEEDLES AND NOTIONS 3 mm (US 2.5) 80-150 cm (32-60’’) circular needles, for the main fabric (= main needles) 3 mm (US 2.5) x2 short or long DPNs, for extra comfort while knitting the straps 2.5 mm (US 1.5) 40-150 cm (16-60’’) circular needles, for the I-cords (= smallest needles) 3.5 mm (US 3) crochet hook, for reinforcing the button bands 8+ stitch markers, 20+ removable stitch markers, 5+ stitch holders for the waist stitches and the straps, 1 tapestry needle, 1 sewing needle to attach the buttons, 1 measuring tape, blocking mat You will also need access to Microsoft Excel or Google Spreadsheets to open the MELIDES calculator. DOWNLOADS This pattern includes 10 pages of setup instructions, 23 pages of knitting instructions and 3 pages of appendix. It includes schematics along the way. It also includes a calculator to help you achieve the perfect fit in length, even if your row gauge is off. The pattern includes several options for further customizing and/or modding your MELIDES dress. A table of contents is included on page 39. Before you start, make sure to read the pattern from the beginning to the end, including the sections “Notes”, “Modifications” and “Techniques” at the end of the pattern. If you print your pattern, you might want to keep pages 1-10 and 34-39 separate for easy access. This pattern has been professionally tech edited by Urban Yarning.

What does frogging, HOTH, or LYS mean? This post covers the fun, crochet slang and terms that are commonly used in crochet groups and blogs.

Page and her daughter Coco have a really sweet thing: They each carry around a…

The art of crochet is an old art that people used to do using string and hook like needle to create patterns that have a lace like feeling to them. The art of

When you ask me why I love brioche knitting, this is the answer! It is so squishy, always surprising and never becomes boring! The WALANDA hat is showing little hearts all around and a wonderful crown solution. The transition from brim to pattern is perfect to make you familiar to the pattern, which is a combination of well-known brioche stitches. The hat has a brim, is very stretchy, slightly slouchy and well-fitting at the same time. It’s important to note that there is no 4-stitch-decrease to be knit. You can do it, knitters! The hat can be knit in multiple sizes only by changing needle size and gauge; Block the finished cap over a steep-sided bowl or other head-shaped form to smooth the crown. MEASUREMENTS 17 1/4”/44cm to fit head circumference 21”-23 1/2”/54-60cm. DEPTH 8”/20cm. YARN Altogether 240yd/220m of DK weight yarn (120 yd/110m of each color). Rose version shown was knit with WalkCollection Merino DK (225m/100g) in Creme-Cherry-Brittle (MC) and Frosted Moss (CC). Blue version shown was knit with Malabrigo Rios in Camel (MC) and WalkCollection Merino DK (225m/100g) in Royal (CC). Red version shown was knit with SweetGeorgia Yarns Superwash DK (256 yards/234 meters / 115 grams) in Birch (MC) and Coral Rose (CC). NEEDLES Size 4 US/3,5mm 16”/40cm circular and dpns or long circular for preferred method of working small circumferences in the rnd. NOTIONS Stitch marker, darning needle for weaving in ends. GAUGE 19 sts, 22 rounds = 4” / 10cm in blocked brioche stitch. TECHNIQUES Cast on, k, p, sl1yo, brk, brp, brRsldec, brLsldec, brStst.

Hello and welcome back! Today's collection of featured craft ideas are a little odd for me: 10 Kitty Cat Craft Ideas. Thanks, and enjoy!

Knitter's Needle Case - To Go is the needle case you can take with you without needing neither needles or other things you might need for finishing a project on the go. In the case there a pockets for both circular needles, double pointed needles, extra needle tips and extra cables. Furthermore there are pockets for th

Make your own eye-catching, fun necklace with buttons and other things that you have onhand. It's sure to make a splash!

Full text plus charts for the border. This pattern is written in easy to follow text with special stitches explained. Each leaf is knitted in one piece without having to break the yarn to work one side of the leaf and then the other. Border is knitted in one long piece with the resulting short ends sewn together. The border corners are mitered using short rows but no wrapping! The many blackberry stitches cover the holes that naturally develop when making short rows. The ancient Celts prized the oak over other trees and today the oak wood is still prized for its hard wood and natural beauty. Each few (letter) of the ancient Irish writing called Ogam (pronounced owam) is associated with a sacred tree. The Ogam few called "duir" represents the oak and is incorporated on this pillow pattern. This design is one in a series of Celtic botanical knits that I created to draw attention to the beauty of our planet.

I've been meaning to post some of my crochet patterns for a while but life has been busy! :) Here's one for a triangle dishcloth in crochet. Why triangle, you may wonder? I made one on a whim once to use up a leftover ounce of cotton yarn from some other project, and discovered that a triangle dishcloth fits the shape of my hand perfectly and as such is AMAZING for wiping things down, such as the kitchen table! You know how usually you wind up kind of wrapping the dishcloth around the ends of your fingers and pinching to hold onto it? Well no more hanging onto your cloth with these triangles. As I said they just fit the shape of your hand and make a bowl of cherries out of scrubbing the kids' fingerprinty mashed potato or spaghetti sauce smears off the dining table, even after they've dried on. :) This pattern takes approximately 1oz of worsted weight cotton yarn per dishcloth, is crochet in continuous round in single crochet, and works best if you have 2 subsequent sizes of hook like E & F or F & G or G & H. I think an F & G work best if your guage and tension are usually spot-on. If you are using a 2oz ball of yarn such as Peaches & Creme or Creme de la Creme then you can get 2 dishcloths out of it- I would recommend starting a dishcloth at each end and crocheting 1-3 rounds on one cloth, then 1-3 rounds on the other, alternating until you run out of yarn in the middle, so that both cloths are the same size regardless of your personal hook choice or guage. A perfectly matched pair of dishcloths makes for a sweet gift. This is an easy pattern and is written in a way that beginners will hopefully have little trouble understanding it. RND is round. SL ST is slip stitch. CH is chain. SC is single crochet. You may need to look up the magic ring if you're unsure what this means. Try YouTube for videos. Visuals make everything less confusing, IMPO! Want to add it to your Ravelry que? http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/mirages-easy-triangle-dishcloth EASY TRIANGLE DISHCLOTH pattern by Jessica Mama Mirage (2010): ROUND 1: With your smaller hook, do the magic ring (you can look it up on YouTube if you're unsure what this is) and crochet 6 sc into said ring, then cinch it up tight and as you continue on in the following round, crochet over your tail so you won't have to weave it in later. Do not slip stitch, do not chain up, do not turn: this pattern is worked in continuous round. ROUND 2: Sc in first sc of round 1, (sc, chain 1, sc) in next sc, *sc in next, (sc, ch 1, sc) in next, repeat from * once more, that was round 2. Do not slip st, do not chain up, do not turn. You will continue to work in the round continuously without chaining up or turning for the duration of this pattern. ROUNDS 3-17: Put a stitch marker or a scrap of contrasting yarn between your last st of rnd 2 and your first st of rnd 3. CHANGE HOOKS! From here on out you will use your larger hook. Sc in top of first sc of round 2. Sc in next also. (Sc, ch 1, sc) into the first chain-1 space of the previous round. * Work 1 sc into each of next 3 stitches. (Sc, ch 1, sc) into next ch 1 space. Repeat from * once more. Sc into last st of round. Move your stitch marker/yarn scrap up to the end of this round and continue on in this manner: work 1 sc into each sc, work (sc, ch 1, sc) into each chain 1 space, move your stitch marker/scrap up with each round. Do this until you have 16 rounds. Round 3 has 3 single crochets in between each (sc, ch 1, sc) corner as described above, round 4 has 5 sc between corners, round 5 has 7 sc between corners... and henceforth you add 2 sc per side per round. So on round 6 you have 9 sc per side, and on round 16 you should have 29 sc per side of your triangle, not including the (sc, ch 1, sc) in each corner. Your final round, round 17, should have 31 sc per side, not including the (sc, ch 1, sc) in each corner. ENDING: As if you were beginning a round 18, **sc in each of next 3 stitches. Then slip stitch in each of next 3 stitches. Tie off, remove your marker, and hide your last yarn tail. **NOTE: Depending on how you crochet and the size you'd like your finished product, you may stop on any round before round 17, or keep going for another round or several. Wherever you end, do it as if you were beginning the next round, as detailed above. ** If your finished dishcloth is warped or lumpy looking you can put a damp cloth over it and iron it flat through the damp cloth, then straighten the edges out and leave it to cool and dry someplace with good airflow. For gifting purposes you may like to roll them like a crescent roll and tie with a scrap of yarn, then unravel the ends of the yarn scrap for a decorative look. A couple more pics with triangle dishcloths in them: Did you like this pattern? Want more? Let me know which one you want me to post next! I have written up dishcloth patterns for a ripple and a leaf shape, and have contemplated copying down a pattern for a Sunflower novelty dishcloth I came up with too. :) ~*Jessica*~

Knot magic is basically using knots to bind your magic into some form a string. Knot magic is a technique you can use to find a focused, meditative mindset in order to project your desire into the universe.

I love the pineapple stitch. It is gorgeous and elegant. With these Pineapple crochet patterns you can also make some absolutely gorggeous and elegant!

The possibilities for these crochet eyes are endless! You may want to use them on dolls or any other amigurumi figures. But these eyes could also be used to embellish iPad covers, or should I say eyePad covers. Or use one eye to decorate your iPhone cover. They would also look great on a bag or box lid. I personally like to make EYE BOOKMARKS. The bookmark pattern (string and how to attach it to the eyes) is included. If you are familiar with the basics of crochet then you can make these eyes too. The pattern contains clear descriptions with 30+ PHOTOS that show the process. Hook: Depends on the yarn you use. Yarn: Any yarn you like, depending on how large or small you need the eyes to be. I have made these eyes using mercerized cotton (fine/sport weight with a 2.5 mm/C hook so that the eyes feel firm and keep their shape) and acrylic yarn (4 mm/F hook). Eye size 2.5 mm hook: approx. 5 x 8cm / 2 x 3.2in Eye size 4 mm hook: approx. 6.3 x 11cm /2.5 x 4.6in The pattern is written in American terms, but I have included a list with British terms as well.

Acorns and Antlers is a sweet sweater that is worked top-down seamlessly. The sweater has a round yoke with an autumnal colorwork with leaves, acorns, and berries. But the showstopper are the antlers featured center front. The sweater starts off with a tall turtleneck, followed by short rows to shape the back of the neck taller. The design features long bishop sleeves. The hem is cropped and there are instructions for an optional bust dart. Size XXS-XS-S-M1 (M2-L1-L2-XL) 2XL-3XL-4XL-5XL This sweater is meant to be worn with positive ease. Choose a size with approx. 2’’ / 5 cm positive ease at bust circumference. Finished measurements Bust and waist circumference: 32.75-35-36.75-39.75 (41-43.25-45.25-48.75) 53.25-56-60-65.75’’ / 81.5-87.5-91.5-99 (102.5-108.5-113.5-121.5) 133.5-140-150-164 cm Body length from underarm: 11.75’’ / 30 cm Upper arm circumference: 12.75-13-13.75-14.25 (15-15.25-15.75-17) 18.25-19-21.25-22.75’’ / 31.5-32.5-34-35.5 (37.5-38.5-39.5-42.5) 46-47.5-53.5-56.5 cm Sleeve length: 19.25-19.75-19.75-19.75 (20-20-20.25-20.5) 20.5-20.5-20.5-20.5’’ / 48-49-49-49 (50-50-50.5-51) 51-51-51-51 cm Scye height: 8-8-8.25-8.5 (8.75-9-9.25-9.5) 10.5-10.75-11.25-11.75’’ / 20-20-20.5-21.5 (22-22.5-23.5-24) 26-26.5-28-29.5 cm Turtleneck height: 9.5’’ / 24 cm Yarn Garthenor Organic Preseli (75% Polwarth, 25% Hebridean, 200 m / 50 g), or other fingering weight yarn. Shown in colors Cinder (MC) and Tuscany (CC). 6-6-7-7 (7-7-8-8) 9-9-10-10 skeins of MC and 1-1-1-1 (1-2-2-2) 2-2-2-2 of CC. Yardage MC: 1195-1270-1325-1400 (1420-1500-1555-1650) 1765-1815-1975-2090 yrds / 1095-1160-1210-1280 (1300-1370-1420-1510) 1615-1660-1805-1910 m,, CC: 190-195-200-200 (210-230-235-240) 255-255-275-275 yrds / 175-180-185-185 (190-210-215-220) 235-235-250-250 m. Needles US 3 (3.25 mm) and US 4 (3.5 mm) - 40’’ / 100 cm long circular needle and dpns if you prefer to work the sleeves with them. Adjust needle size if necessary to obtain the right gauge. Gauge 24 sts x 30 rnds = 4x4’’ / 10x10 cm in colourwork and stockinette stitch, worked in the round (after blocking). Other 4 stitch markers, tapestry needle.

The possibilities for these crochet eyes are endless! You may want to use them on dolls or any other amigurumi figures. But these eyes could also be used to embellish iPad covers, or should I say eyePad covers. Or use one eye to decorate your iPhone cover. They would also look great on a bag or box lid. I personally like to make EYE BOOKMARKS. The bookmark pattern (string and how to attach it to the eyes) is included. If you are familiar with the basics of crochet then you can make these eyes too. The pattern contains clear descriptions with 30+ PHOTOS that show the process. Hook: Depends on the yarn you use. Yarn: Any yarn you like, depending on how large or small you need the eyes to be. I have made these eyes using mercerized cotton (fine/sport weight with a 2.5 mm/C hook so that the eyes feel firm and keep their shape) and acrylic yarn (4 mm/F hook). Eye size 2.5 mm hook: approx. 5 x 8cm / 2 x 3.2in Eye size 4 mm hook: approx. 6.3 x 11cm /2.5 x 4.6in The pattern is written in American terms, but I have included a list with British terms as well.

Crocheted Heart Garland, Valentine Garland, Nursery Garland -Garland is approximately 6 feet long and features 6 crocheted hearts. **Listing is only for Hearts on the string, no other items in the pictures are included.** - Hearts are approximately 2 1/2” wide, and 1 3/4” long. -Hearts are made of cotton yarn and are completely moveable along the jute cording. I leave the ends of the jute unknotted, that way you can move the hearts around into different patterns, wash the hearts if needed, and tie or knot it however you need. Restringing the hearts is easily done with an embroidery needle -If you would prefer the garland to be strung on cotton cord, that choice will be given in a dropdown menu when ordering. -Colors include Terra Cotta, Antique Gold, Gold, Blush, Spa, and Sage. My favorite! These muted colors are so pleasing to the eye, be that in a nursery or part of your regular decor.

Freia Frost is a classic trianglular shawl worked top-down. It is a very relaxing and quick project, with a plain stockinette body, structured by garter stripes and a lovely, very easy to knit lace border. There is also an option to add fringe at the end, if you prefer a more boho style. The pattern contains fully written instructions as well as charts for the lace border. SIZES: Approx. 175 cm/69” along top edge, 75 cm/29½“ in depth. NEEDLES: 4 mm/US 6 YARN: De Rerum Natura Ulysse (100% Wool - Merino; 185 m (202 yards)/50g). Sample 1 shown in colorway Ciel. Quince & Co. Chickadee (100% Wool; 166 m (181yards)/50g). Sample 2 (fringe) shown in colorway Iceland. Or any other sport weight yarn that gives you the correct gauge. YARDAGE: Anywhere between 700 m/765 yds and 1020 m/1115 yds, depending on personal yarn choice and gauge, and whether or not you add a fringe. GAUGE: 20 sts and 32 rows in 10 cm/4” on 4 mm/US 6 needle in stockinette. OTHERS: Tapestry needle Stitch markers Crochet hook