Discover the art of freeform crochet with 25 inspiring ideas! Unleash your creativity and learn how to craft unique fibre masterpieces.
Nederlands beneden. note there was a flaw in round 10, it should be (2 sc, inc), in toer 10 moet het (2 v, m) zijn. This Kingfisher is designed with pictures from my great grandmothers birdbooks. She had a pile of birdbooks and was always spotting birds. If we saw a bird we didn’t know we’d call her, and she’d know right away what bird it was! This Kingfisher is made to look as much alike as possible. The finished size will be 10,5 cm with a 1,5 mm crochet needle, or 15 cm with a 2 mm crochet needle. The pattern comes in English (US) and Dutch. Dit ijsvogeltje is ontworpen met foto’s uit mijn overgrootmoeders vogelboekjes. Ze had een stapel vogelboekjes en was altijd vogeltjes aan het spotten. Als we een vogeltje zagen die we niet kenden belden we haar, en ze wist meteen wat voor vogel het was! Dit ijsvogeltje ontworpen om er zo veel mogelijk uit te zien als de echte variant. De uiteindelijke afmetingen zijn 10,5 cm met een 1,5 mm haaknaald, of 15 cm met een 2 mm haaknaald. Het patroon is in het engels (us) en nederlands.
Not only is this short-sleeve sweater completely charming, it's also crocheted by hand. The open stitch pattern features three-dimensional blooms, adding equal parts texture and whimsy. A guaranteed conversation piece. •Round neckline •Short sleeves •Open crochet stitches •Three-dimensional crocheted flowers •Ribbed edges Item number 2430239 45%NYLON 30%POLYESTER 15%ACRYLIC 10%WOOL CONTRAST...
Discover the art of freeform crochet with 25 inspiring ideas! Unleash your creativity and learn how to craft unique fibre masterpieces.
Free crochet dragon eye pillow. This free crochet pattern teaches you how to make a 3-dimensional, realistic dragon eye on a textured pillow.
I can't tell you how excited I am to reveal my latest crochet pattern collection - making more cats with different body types is something I've had planned since I released my first amigurumi cat patterns in 2015! It may have taken over four years, but now, here at last, is AmiCats Col ...
Is there anything better than a warm crochet blanket on a cold evening? These patterns will amaze you and make even better evenings!
With this 17-page illustrated guide you can crochet a three-dimensional anchor. Depending on the yarn, it can be used as a key ring, gift tag, toy or just as a nice decoration. You need cotton yarn with a matching crochet hook, some fiberfill and a little patience. The finished anchor is about 20 cm tall with the yarn (drops muskat) mentioned in the instructions. Attention: This is not the finished anchor, but the instructions for crocheting it yourself. This manual is also available in German in my shop.
Discover the art of freeform crochet with 25 inspiring ideas! Unleash your creativity and learn how to craft unique fibre masterpieces.
Luckily, you can be a little closer to the undersea world by simply crocheting these sweet amigurumi animals! They're absolutely adorable!
Discover the art of freeform crochet with 25 inspiring ideas! Unleash your creativity and learn how to craft unique fibre masterpieces.
Discover the art of freeform crochet with 25 inspiring ideas! Unleash your creativity and learn how to craft unique fibre masterpieces.
Stunning Vintage octagons and dimensional roses crochet coverlet pattern. Victorian style Pdf file format Easy to follow. Finished Size : 54"× 72 in Instructions are in ENGLISH INSTANT DOWNLOAD File in PDF format. This listing is for a PDF INSTANT Digital DOWNLOAD, not a finished product. You will need Adobe Reader (or a similar program) installed on your computer in order to view and edit the PDF file. Due to digital item, I don't accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations. But please contact me if you have any problems with your order. If you have a questions. feel free to write me. P.S. Click FAVORITE to follow my shop. ( new awesome patterns every day!) https://www.etsy.com/shop/DEJAVUM Thank you!Impreso en ingles, 英文印刷 Yīngwén yìnshuā, Gedrukt in het Engels, Imprimé en anglaise, Gedruckt in Englisch, Stampato in inglese, 英語で印刷 Eigo de insatsu, 영어로 인쇄, Trykt på engelsk, Tryckt på engelska, Wydrukowano w języku angielskim, Напечатано на английском языке, Napechatano na angliyskom yazyke, מודפס באנגלית, Angolul nyomtatva
Notes Notes Slip stitch joins squares: https://youtu.be/tha1jTXrjVs?si=ZhlqHEcm07HiPTFt Abbreviation: 1/2 LPT: Place 1 to cn, drop to front, p2 from LHN, k1 tbl from cn. 1/2 RPT: Place 2 to cn, drop to back, k1 tbl from LHN, p2 from cn. S2KP: Central double dec: See Youbube: https://youtu.be/8pMeb0V2v3o SSSK: Slip, slip, slip, k3tog. See: https://youtu.be/mY8CXLJRv-8 SK2P: Slip 1, k2tog, pass slipped 1 over. See: https://youtu.be/rCFKwfdl2b8 This e-book contains 25 squares. By using cables, lace, bobbles, tuck and textured stitches to create 3-D or relief images. The skill levels range from beginners to experienced. https://www.ravelry.com/groups/3-d-architecture-squares My childhood dreams were to become an architect. 陰錯陽差，now 因緣際會，it’s fun to design buildings with needles and threads. The design process of the graphics’ creation thru differentiation to integration. Architecture fulfills dreams and conveys history. Architecture is solid music. Lifting the spirit through Architecture. It’s involving 構思, to draw a mental sketch / conception / idea / composition, then integrate all elements into the image designs. 在有限的空間，用凝練的構圖/線條/角度来勾勒逥異的建築的特質/輪廓/ 浮雕 (Relief) 風格。 Visual structures eBook published in August 2020 ravelry.com
Embarking on a Mario amigurumi project is like jumping into your very own crafting level of the classic Nintendo game. The iconic Italian plumber, with his
Designed by Dr. Emma Rehn, this is a written pattern of a 3-dimensional archaeological trowel created and shared as a free resource for National Archaeology Week (NAW) 2022, which happens the third week of May. Get the free pattern via Ravelry. Follow Emma's adventures on Twitter and Instagram. SUGGESTED MATERIALS: This post contains affiliate links.
If you are up for a crochet/math challenge, check out these links on crocheting a Lorenz Manifold. Crocheting The Lorenz Manifold Scientific Papers on the Lorenz Manifold Instructions for Crocheti…
The Lau Sweater introduces a new concept of 3 dimensional stitch pattern that shapes the waist naturally. The body of the sweater is crocheted bottom up and in the round. It divides in front and back part at the bust. Sleeves are crocheted separately in the round. Written pattern in English. Includes a little piece of chart to understand the stitch pattern better.
Subtle ripple stitch looks beautiful in blankets and afghans. It's easy to learn and great for beginners! In this article you will find everything you need.
This cute stitch is easier than you think! Beginner crocheters will easily make heart blankets with these free patterns and tutorials. Try it for yourself!
EMILE Bag // CROCHET PATTERN in German / ENGLISH The EMILE Bag is a classic basket bag - perfect as a beach bag or for shopping at the market. The bag has an oval basic shape and is crocheted in rounds. First, the bottom of the bag is worked with single crochet stitches. Increases at regular intervals give the bottom its oval basic shape. Then the body is crocheted in a three-dimensional rib pattern with half double crochet stitches. It is worked in spiral rounds so that no 'seam' is created. Regular increases ensure that the bag becomes wider or trapezoidal towards the top. Finally, leather straps that serve as handles are sewn onto the bag. Crochet stitches and techniques used: chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet stitches, half double crochet stitches. / Language: German and ENGLISH / Level of difficulty: Basic knowledge required. / Dimensions: Width: approx. 49-51 cm, Height: approx. 28 cm, Depth: approx. 14 cm The size of the bag may vary slightly depending on the yarn and color used. The dimensions given are guidelines. / Materials: Two-threaded: 200 g ‘Ra-Ra-Raffia’ by Wool and the Gang (100 % long-fibre wood, LL 250 m/ 100 g), here colour ‘Desert Palm’ together with 100 g ‘Japansk Bomuld’ by Isager (100 % cotton; LL 315 m/ 50 g), here colour 59. Single thread: 300 g ‘Raffia yarn’ from Crobag (100 % viscose cellulose; LL 200 m/ 100–120 g), here colour ‘Nature’, purchased from WollTraum (https://woll-t-raum.de/Raffia-Garn-wickel-Natur). / Needles: Crochet hook 3.5 mm / Accesories: Leather straps for the handles. Here from: ‘Franziska Klee x Maschenfein’ (2 cm wide, 94 cm long, colour ‘Cognac’) or ‘Stoff & Stil’ (2 cm wide, 60 cm long, colour ‘Natural’). / Gauge: Single crochet stitches with 3.5 mm crochet needles: 17-18 sts x 18 - 19 rows = approx. 10 x 10 cm. Instructions for private individuals only. Duplication and commercial sale of the instructions or products made from them is not permitted. © Paula_m I Susanne Müller I 2023.
Popcorn, clusters, and bobbles, oh my! All of these stitches are close in nature, and have a similar effect, but what's the differenc...
Discover Free Pattern: Popcorn Stitch Flower Design! Explore our beginner-friendly Guide featuring stunning cutest colors. Follow the guided instructions
Learn how to create a cute and cuddly companion with the help of this step-by-step Crochet Coyote Amigurumi Pattern.
Our original gift knitting collection, released in 2014, Knitworthy 1 is where it all started. Choose from 8 patterns to celebrate knitting to warm the ones you love. Featuring the popular Cadeautje slippers and Easy Fair Isle Cowl (Pyukkleen), Knitworthy 1 includes 8 patterns intended to make good gifts for everyone one your knitworhy list (because life’s too short to knit for anyone who doesn’t love what you make). In fact, the name of each pattern means ‘to give a gift’ in a different language. All of the designs are intended to be fun and relaxing with an excellent return of impact for effort put in. In this debut collection of Knitworthy patterns you'll find 8 designs that span from slippers to knitted toys, from knitted hats to your first stranded knitting project. Techniques to enjoy This collection has it all; whether you’ve always wanted to try stranded colour work, thrumming, or lace, the Knitworthy 1 collection has something for every knitter.
¡Hola Creativa! Llevaba ya algún tiempo que tenía mucha gana de tejer un neceser de crochet con la técnica de tapestry y hoy por fin ¡ha visto la luz!. En esta ocasión, la peculiaridad que tiene este proyecto, es que combina un tejido hecho a crochet con una técnica para montar el neceser, que solemos ver más en el ámbito de la costura. Esta forma de montar nuestro neceser nos dará lugar a un estuche en tres dimensiones con forma de cubo. Echando un vistazo a lo que hay por internet sobre neceseres de crochet tapestry, me llamaba muchísimo la
Sunflower Bouquet Free Crochet Pattern FOR Spring, Summer, Teachers, Mother's Day, Graduation
Learn how to stitch personalized messages and monograms into pillows, throws, and more, and to create bold 3D letters to display or give with these crochet letters!
Seahorse with spines.
So, you want to design your own amigurumi. Or maybe you have something you want to freehand as a gift. So you choose your color, pick up your hook, and then start at it for a minute. How many stitches in the first round? How will I make this the shape and size I want? My dear friend, the answer is in the math.
I've been making up some more crochet panels into cushions. I think this one looks like a sausage dog :) He's in the shop. And there are (finally) two finished green cushions – a custom order for a lovely friend. What's in your creative space this week? See more here.
Learn how to use short rounds to curve 3-dimensional pieces for shaping amigurumi with this video tutorial from Hooked by Kati
The magic of front and back post stitches comes alive in Sivu, with Linda’s signature eye for three-dimensional stitches. The post stitch motif is worked in the round from the bottom up before splitting for the sleeves which are worked flat. Featured in Issue 1 Autumn/Winter 2021 of Moorit (UK terms). Self-published April 2022, (US terms). You will find UK version in Moorit Mag issue 1. US terms are used in the self-published version that can be bought as a separate pattern. MEASUREMENTS 1 (2, 3, 4, 5, 6)(7, 8, 9, 10) Bust circumference: 81 (90, 99, 108, 117)(126, 135, 144, 153, 162)cm / 32 (35.5, 39, 42.5, 46)(49.5, 53, 56.5, 60.25, 63.75)” Designed with 2.5-5cm / 1-2” of positive ease for sizes 1-4, no ease for sizes 5-6, and 2.5-5cm / 1-2” negative ease for sizes 7-10. Varying ease is a result of the large pattern repeat. YARN Martin’s Lab Tibetan Singles (65% merino, 20% silk, 15% yak; 480m / 525yd per 120g) Martin’s Lab Silky Mohair (72% mohair, 28% silk; 420m / 459yd per 50g) Sweater is made with a strand of each yarn held together throughout. Sample is made in colourways Stormy (MC) and Lightwood (CC). MC: 560 (640, 720, 935, 1015)(1095, 1175, 1465, 1545, 1655)m / 610 (700, 790, 1025, 1110)(1200, 1285, 1600, 1690, 1810)yd CC: 575 (615, 655, 705, 745)(800, 880, 920, 960, 1065)m / 630 (675, 715, 770, 815)(875, 960, 1005, 1050, 1165)yd Amounts indicated are for both yarns held together. E.g. for size 1, you will need 560m / 610yd of Tibetan Singles and the same amount of Silky Mohair in MC. HOOK & NOTIONS 4mm (US G/6) 5mm (US H/8) 5.5mm (US I/9) 3 stitch markers TENSION 15 hdc x 13 rows = 10cm x 10cm / 4” x 4” using H / 5 mm hook, after blocking ACCESSIBILITY The accessible version of the magazine is a standalone digital file which comes packaged with all digital editions of the magazine. The text is all black, 24 point sans serif font, no italics, with fully written directions. All patterns have been specially formatted and tested to be read clearly by screen reader and read aloud software.
Thank you for your interest in our Flora and Fauna blocks! They are no longer free but will be part of a future quilt pattern. February has flown by, and I can't believe that we are already on Block 6! This month's block is the common garden snail, or Schnecke, here in Germany. While I wouldn't want these critters in my garden, they are interesting to look at while hiking in the woods. I saw the two below while walking with the dogs this past summer. At a restaurant in France this past weekend, I was tempted to order the Escargot on the menu, but I wasn't brave enough. In the German bakeries, you can usually find a "Schnecke" pastry, which is definitely more my speed. Stitching a snail is less calories than eating one, so today we offer a calorie-free Schnecke just for you. Cotton Block This block goes together quickly, and you can do as much or as little embroidery as you want. I started by gathering my fabrics, which included a piece of gold shot cotton, and a brown hand-dyed cotton, along with a few threads I thought I might use. You might notice that the brown isn't pictured. Apparently, while I was in France last weekend, the gremlin that lives in my sewing room hid that piece of fabric. I'm sure I will find it someday, but after searching for 20 minutes, its presence eluded me. The body was back-basted and appliquéd first, followed by the shell. Before I finished appliquéing the shell, I left about an inch gap and carefully inserted a small circle of batting and a little stuffing. This gave the shell a little dimension. Once I was pleased with the stuffing, I appliquéd the shell closed. The next step was to stitch the shell swirl. I marked my embroidery lines and used a stem stitch, making sure I brought my needle through the background to help shape the shell swirls. For his antennae, I made two chain-stitched lines and added two French knots at the top. (Only two French knots this month!) I used my Sewline Trio to mark my embroidery line. All stitched, but I felt he needed something more. I thought he looked fine just with the stem stitch, but then I came across some brown straw silk that I thought would add a nice texture on the shell. The finished cotton block Stitches and Threads Used (Cotton Block) Weeks Dyeworks floss, Rust: stem stitch and French knots The Gentle Art floss, Chamomile: chain stitch Silk Road Fibers, straw silk, Whiskey: straight stitch Wool Block The wool block went together quickly as well, and I kept to the same color scheme with a brown and tan wool. With the hand-dyed brown, I tried to find a spot that had a good variety of brown shades. When I cut out my templates for wool appliqué, I print out my pattern, and with a glue stick, I glue the pattern to a piece of freezer paper. Then I cut out the pieces I need, and they are ready to be ironed on to the wool. If you have 8.5" x 11" freezer paper that you can run through the printer, that would save a step. (Make sure you use an ink jet printer if you choose to print the pattern directly onto the freezer paper.) Once my pieces are stitched on to the background, I traced the shell swirl onto a piece of Press and Seal with a white roller ball pen. I then put the Press and Seal onto the shell and used a #12 pearl cotton thread to blanket stitch the swirl. Ready to stitch The seed stitch is one of my favorite stitches to add texture to a flat piece, so I used it on the snail's body with two strands of floss. The antennae are done with a chain stitch, and then topped with two French knots. The finished wool block! Stitches and Threads Used (Wool Block) The Gentle Art floss, Chamomile: chain stitch and seed stitch Weeks Dyeworks #12 pearl cotton, Tiger's Eye: blanket stitch Weeks Dyeworks floss, Rust: stem stitch and French knots As this is posted, I will be in the air, on my way to the states to teach with Teri at the Academy of Appliqué in Williamsburg, Virginia. We wanted to make sure that you had this month's block, so Teri has posted it on my behalf. Hopefully, you will enjoy stitching this simple snail to add to your collection of blocks in this series. Better to stitch him than to find him in your garden!
