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This chunky neck warmer is a quick crochet pattern that uses the double crochet stitch alternating between the back and front loops. This creates beautiful texture. Uses approximately 140 yards of super bulky (6) yarn. Made in three different yarn colors with various button options to help you visualize what you would like your crochet neck warmer to look like. Easy pattern that can be made in an afternoon. Makes a great gift for someone special. Each neck warmer is made from 2 skeins of chunky yarn. In keeping with the theme of using what I have, these were the only colors that I had two skeins of the color. I still think they turned out beautiful. The buttons were also raided from my button jars. My daughter and I had all of the buttons from 3 quart jars out on the table. This helped us sift through them and find matching buttons that would work. I think that the buttons we chose paired beautifully with the yarn for a very stylish look. 2 Skeins of Super Bulky (6) yarn. I listed the colors above the photos of each one above. Approximately 140 yards. Crochet Hook Size I, 5.5mm Finished Size: 35 inches long X 7.5 inches wide Buy 3 patterns or pattern bundles and get 25% off with code BUY3GET25 *Instant Digital Download for a PDF Pattern* This listing is for a PDF crochet pattern only (US terms) and not the finished item. You might also love these chunky crochet patterns. Beginner Friendly chunky cowl https://patternprincessetsy.etsy.com/listing/1404566891/easy-chunky-cowl-crochet-pattern-neck?utm_source=Copy&utm_medium=ListingManager&utm_campaign=Share&utm_term=so.lmsm&share_time=1691107267979 Super Bulky Crochet Blanket https://patternprincessetsy.etsy.com/listing/1492387138/beginner-super-bulky-crochet-blanket?utm_source=Copy&utm_medium=ListingManager&utm_campaign=Share&utm_term=so.lmsm&share_time=1691107280392
How adorable is this frog knitting pattern by Claire Garland aka Dot Pebbles? Don't miss the adorable video made of him - 2 million+ views!
In autumn and winter we like to be surrounded by warm clothing. These cute crochet home slippers will make you feel super comfy!
How to keep your hands free (for knitting?) while enjoying your wine…or…how to attend a party and not misplace your glass. CHANGE: I have recently made this with three button holes and I think it holds up a bit better.
Learn how to crochet a loofah for the bathroom in cotton yarn. Crochet loofahs are easy to make, they're useful and make great gifts.
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*** PLEASE NOTE: This is a digital crochet pattern, not the physical item itself *** For all the craft fans out there, here's a crochet pattern for an incredibly large button pillow! ^^ This pattern is perfect for you if crafts are the only thing you can think of during the day. And for everyone else, of course. :) It looks really nice and cozy on a couch or in a lounge chair. Or use it as a cat pillow! The holes in the pillow go all the way through the button, so you can even add some "yarn" to the button, as seen on the pictures. Needed materials to make this pattern: - crochet hook, size G (6) / 4.0mm - yarn type: light worsted weight / DK - violet yarn: approx. 500yd/450m - purple yarn: approx. 330yd/300m - lilac yarn: approx. 1150yd/1050m - turquoise yarn: 275yd/250m - tapestry needle - optional but handy: sewing pins - fiberfill for stuffing, about 1,5kg Needed skills to make this pattern: - magic ring - chain stitches - slip stitches - single crochet - back loop only - front loop only - increasing and decreasing - crochet on bottom side of the chain Overall skill level: advanced beginner - intermediate. Size of finished item: When made with the described yarn and hook size, the pillow will become approx. 24-26"/60-65cm in diameter. The pattern is written in US crochet terminology and is available in English. The pattern description is written using abbreviations; there's an extensive list included to explain all abbreviations used. There are also a lot of detailed pictures included to guide you through the pattern. After you've completed your purchase, you can download the pattern in the language you require. ==> As soon as Etsy has processed your payment, you can download the pattern through your Etsy account. Go to Your Account ==> Purchases, and select the order. --> PLEASE NOTE: you will only buy the pattern, not the entire item or the wool needed to crochet it. Also, please note that all sales are final and we can not refund patterns, so please make sure to read our shop policies: http://www.etsy.com/shop/VliegendeHollander/policy Thanks for looking! If you like this pattern, I've got plenty of others in my Etsy shop. :) ----- PS: If you want to buy one of the actual items instead of just the pattern, please have a look over here: www.etsy.com/shop/TheAmigurumiShop Please note: This pattern is protected by copyright. It is not allowed to copy (parts of) the pattern, reuse it or parts of it in other patterns, resell it or spread it without written permission of The Flying Dutchman Crochet Design.
Crop tops with free knitting patterns are this season`s must-have! They look great not only on the beach, no doubt about it!
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Northward, another fabulous free pattern by Tin Can Knits. You may be feeling the heat of summer (in places that have hot summers, sighs Emily in the cool of Edinburgh), but we’re always thinking ahe
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Monday Journal Knitting Kit for a Marle Boerlo Shrug! This is to make a long sleeve shrug top using a combination of wool and mohair yarns to make the softest, cosiest bolero - perfect for layering over every outfit no matter what the season. This knitting kit includes a PDF download for sizes XS-XL of the top in the product pictures. Pictured is a size S also on an S for reference. This kit is available with all items needed OR if you have needles and kit items already, it is also available to order with just the wool and the PDF pattern. Techniques you will learn through our video tutorials, or use if you can already knit are : cast on knit purl cast off. MATERIALS INCLUDED IN THE FULL KIT: 12mm needles + 8mm needles 5 x Loyal Vegas tweed 8ply yarn + 2 x Touch Yarns 12ply Brushed Mohair 100g Stitch Holder Stitch Markers Tote Bag Yarn Snips Tapestry Needle Measuring Tape A Monday Journal Knitting tin (not essential but we think you will like it) The pattern will be available for instant download, please check your spam folder if you have not received it. WHEN BUYING THIS PATTERN YOU GET A PDF FILE WITH A WRITTEN PATTERN.THIS PATTERN IS STRICTLY FOR PERSONAL, NON-COMMERCIAL USE. COPY, DISTRIBUTION OR COMMERCIAL USE OF THIS PATTERN OR ANY PARTS IS NOT ALLOWED.
Patrón de punto Suéter moda mujer, crop top, patrón de punto fácil para mujer, PDF boho Inglés PATRÓN DE TEJIDO, principiantes,Y2K Este es un patrón de tejido para un suéter holgado y corto de punto. El mismo estilo que se muestra en las imágenes. Mis patrones de tejido no son el estilo de patrón habitual, es un estilo iLE AiYE único, sin complicaciones, simple y rápido. escrito en ingles --------------------Este es un patrón de tejido, no una prenda terminada----- . Nivel de habilidad: principiantes / fácil . Patrón: tejido, habilidades básicas de tejido, es decir, puntos de punto y de perlas, - agujas: 20 mm UK - agujas rectas - hilo, he usado un hilo Chunky, aunque funcionará con cualquier hilo (todo depende de la densidad requerida de la prenda terminada) no se necesita calibre. El patrón es simple, no lo pienses demasiado. ---------------------------------------- Este listado es para un PATRÓN PDF de tejido. Recibirá la descarga del PDF tan pronto como se haya procesado el pago. Comprueba tu cuenta de correo electrónico para ver el patrón; si realizas el pago como invitado, es posible que tengas que descargar el patrón a través de tu pedido aquí en etsy. . El archivo PDF contiene instrucciones escritas paso a paso sobre el proceso de tejido. - No se incluyen imágenes del paso a paso. © 2016 iLE AiYE Patrones . Copyright / Uso del patrón Este patrón es propiedad de iLE AiYE y no debe revenderse ni copiarse, la prenda terminada (top corto) no debe revenderse bajo la etiqueta del fabricante. El diseño todavía pertenece a iLE AiYE. No hay devoluciones de los patrones descargados de iLE AiYE.
I’ve been wanting to try rolling dice to generate a stitch pattern for a while, using my secret code techniques for the layout, and so this étude is a try at that. I think it worked out well.…
This little lady measures approx 20cm/8” high. She can be made with less than 50g of double knit yarn.
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Composition of four flower crochet pieces in a diamond Wool, metal ring, metal carrabena, metal chain, pvc bead SPLITModel wears a one size (Neck, bust, waist/hip adjustable)Crochet detail dimensions— 52x 33cm SPLITThis item is produced on a made-to-order basis and will be shipped within 4-8 weeks from Singapore. Asia
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Crochet designer Twinkie Chan gives you 4 patterns for crochet bows to explore the trending, dreamy world of the coquette aesthetic.
Doesn't look like much in this photo, but the piles are BIG! And this is just one of two piles. Phew! ___________________________________________________________________________ It all started out innocently enough. And I don't actually remember what sparked this madness, but I think, that since I was a relapsed knitter/crocheter from my college days, I now had a rekindled interest in knitting and crocheting and wanted to try out new stitch patterns on a small scale. Enter the washcloth/dishcloth. My first effort was a basket weave pattern in a cotton and linen blend, since it was the only yarn I had on hand that was at all suitable. It came out a lot bigger than I expected and was kinda wonky. I wasn't disappointed, just eager to learn what yarns were more appropriate, what cloth size and thickness I preferred, and to find new patterns to try. I then discovered the myriad sites on the web for dishcloth/washcloth patterns, AND the gorgeous ones on Ravelry, which led to the crazed accumulation of cotton YARNS! And, voilá! A new obsession was born. I've been obsessed with washcloth and dishcloth patterns for awhile now and have been making them, non-stop, for at least a full year. When I counted these up there were no less than 52 of them, one for each week of the year. Fun! I'm still looking for new patterns to try out and will continue to knit/crochet them until I get really tired of making them. Just got some wonderful new colors in P&C cotton yarns recently, so I'm not likely to be bored yet!
You will need: 5mm circular needles (16inches) 5mm dpn 1 skein of Bernat Giggles Tickled Pink Tapestry needle Gauge: 24 rows x 20st = 4 inches Pattern: Cast on 76 stitches Join in round being car…
Monday Journal Knitting Pattern! This is to make a long sleeve shrug top using a combination of wool and mohair yarns to make the softest, cosiest bolero - perfect for layering over every outfit no matter what the season. This knitting Pattern includes a PDF download for sizes XS-XL of the top in the product pictures. Pictured also on an S for reference. Techniques you will need to know (or learn as you go) are : cast on knit purl cast off. MATERIALS NEEDED: 12mm Straight needles + 8mm Straight Needles 5 x Loyal Vegas Tweed + 2 x 12ply Touch Yarns Mohair. Tapestry Needle A Monday Journal Knitting tin (not essential but we think you will like it)ligh The pattern will be available for instant download, please check your spam folder if you have not received it. WHEN BUYING THIS PATTERN YOU GET A PDF FILE WITH A WRITTEN PATTERN.THIS PATTERN IS STRICTLY FOR PERSONAL, NON-COMMERCIAL USE. COPY, DISTRIBUTION OR COMMERCIAL USE OF THIS PATTERN OR ANY PARTS IS NOT ALLOWED.
Crochet casserole carriers are great tools to easily transport hot or cold dishes. It's easy to make with this Casserole Carrier FREE Crochet Pattern.
Easy Knit Dishcloth / Washcloth: I've recently become obsessed with knitting dishcloths and washcloths. I've been experimenting with creating my own designs but then thought I should try something simple. This is a very basic knit dishcloth pattern that is great for beginners. It d…
Medium Pink Star FP405 Original Design By: Maggie Weldon Copyright 2012 Maggie Weldon Skill: Easy Size: About 3½” round. Materials: Read More
***This is a listing for a PDF PATTERN only, this is NOT a physical item, you will not get the top*** **I do not offer cancellations or refunds on patterns, please be sure to read description THIS IS NOT A TOP** ***I do not translate my patterns, they are only available in english, if you wish to buy them and can't read english you will need to find your own way to translate the instructions*** Have a ruffly time with this cutesy, flouncy top. It can be worn as a bikini coverup and is oh so breathable and lightweight. I recommend sewing in a similar coloured fabric underlay or wearing a nude bandeau for wearability. It is completely up to you how much ruffle rows to add, there are instructions on this included. All of my patterns are size inclusive. This pattern comes in 2 pdf files, one for right or left handers. The pattern contains high quality photos and a couple charts to help you visually. It is to fit Women of all shapes and sizes because 1 size does not fit most! My patterns are written in a way where the crocheter must measure themselves, this is to ensue the most perfect, figure hugging top for YOUR body. The pattern is written to fit size 12A/34A, but everything you need to know for every size is in there and has been tested by many women before publishing. The skill level is intermediate. It is written in US terms. You will need: 4mm hook & crochet thread of a 1/super fine/2ply weight. Stitches: Fdc, flo, dc, sc, tr, dtr, sl st, ch. There is no shipping fee, as it is a downloadable item, you will receive 3 pdf files after your purchase is made. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you have any questions regarding the pattern. Please share photos with me of Instagram: @Moon_chain, I would LOVE to see them and the colour you chose to work with <3 This pattern is left hand friendly. Want to keep updated with me? You can find me on Instagram @moon_chain 🌸 *** This is for a PDF and there are no refunds on digital downloads.*** ***This pattern is for personal use. Please do not sell or share the pattern, you may sell the finished product on a small scale, all I ask is the you credit me, Thank you so much. Large or well known businesses, do not sell my design as your own*** ~ Washing: Gentle wash in cold water only, if you use soap make sure it is a gentle one, I would recommend only using soap on the armpit area or any dirt/dust marks. Undo straps at back and lay flat in a shaded are to dry completely, do not hang or twist as this may contort the shape and we don't want that. Thank you for visiting and ENJOY :)
Pineapple Top Freeform Doily Wrap My affair with doilies started the first time I made one. I think it was the lace that first hooked me. Crocheted lace is so feminine yet the crochet and thread combine to create a surprisingly strong piece of fabric. Like many women I know, it can appear delicate but has an inherent strength built it. Rockin Raspberry Top Tongass Princess The other thing that attracted me to doilies is their beautiful geometry, especially the round doilies. Because they are worked in concentric rounds, they can radiate like starfish or snowflakes. They can have pinwheels or wheat sheaves or the lovely and ever popular pineapples. Round by round, the doily is built up to make a complete design. Filet Crochet Top I've never really used doilies much for their intended purpose. And, I haven't made any for years (except to do yarn bombing – see previous posts). What I've been doing is collecting the doilies made by others, many of them vintage. And, I've been turning them into clothing. I use some as embellishments on clothing. For the Rockin Raspberry top, I cut off the spaghetti straps and used a crocheted collar for the neckline and triangular shaped doilies as embellishment. The Pineapple Top and the Tongass Princess top also started with a vintage crocheted collar. Filet Camisole I also use doilies as a fabric to make new clothing. Sometimes, the doilies are hand sewn together. Sometimes they are crocheted together, like the Freeform Doily Wrap, which also has a beaded edging. Doily Top Sometimes, I do a combination of both sewing and crocheting together. Most times, I add an edging to pull the whole thing together. I also often dye the doilies in some fashion, such as with wild Alaska blueberries or with tea, to give them a more cohesive look. The Filet Crochet Top has an overall blueberry dye, while with the Filet Camisole, I used blueberries to spot dye. Priscilla Dress I have also been experimenting with combining doilies with existing garments to make altered couture, such as with the Priscilla Dress. It has a large doily sewn to the slip under the sheer dress and another doily sewn to the left side slip bottom that shows after the side was gathered. One top includes doily printing, which I will write about in another blog. I have quite a collection of doilies now and many ideas for new garments. Hopefully, doilies will never go out of style so I can continue my doily affair.
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