Crocheted stones decoration ideas! Fun projects to cherish your summer's collection of pebbles! What a better way to carry the beach at home?
Free knitting pattern for a dotted slip stitch pattern worked entirely in garter stitch. This stitch works in just two, or many colours.
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If you're a beginning knitter, the idea of knitting something in the round may be intimidating. You don't have to master the art of double-pointed needles in order to make knit slippers for beginners. You can knit slippers for beginners on two straight needles and seam them together when you finish.
The Design “Be prepared to take requests.” This simple beret happened quite by accident. We were re-scaling our favorite beret in Shetland dk and it turned out comically large. Hey, we thought, might as well felt it! The result was pretty cool. And remarkably soft after all the washing. Then we thought, wouldn’t finer Spindrift be even nicer felted? And indeed it was. Lightweight. Lofty. Not too warm. We bet you won’t make just one. The Details FINISHED SIZEMedium adult: approx. 21"/53cm around band. YARN2 skeins Jamieson's Shetland Spindrift (115 yds/105m each); shown lower left in Color 198 Peat, center in Color 101 Shetland Black, and right in Color 232 Blue Lovat.Or approx. 230 yds/210m of an equivalent fingering-weight Shetland yarn. NEEDLESUS 6 (4mm) 16"/40cm circular and double-points, or size to obtain gauge.US 5 (3.75mm) 16"/40cm circular, or one size smaller than gauge size. GAUGE22 sts/30 rows = 4"/10cm in stockinette stitch on larger needles, before felting. KNITTER'S NOTES Customers in our shop are often amazed at this beret. The felted fabric is dense enough to be warm, but not so dense as to be stiff. Felting by hand, rather in a washing machine, is highly recommended. As many of us know from experience, you cannot undo felting that has gone too far!
Learn to crochet these easy ideas that make creative DIY Christmas gifts. Free patterns & step by step instructions for making accessories, decor projects
I needed some stitch markers for this granny square I was making, so I used some paper clips, which worked just fine, but I wanted to make them a little cuter so I curled the ends. then I looked online to see what other wire stitch markers were out there that people were making and I found this post for making simple markers. I like how cute and little they are :) the plastic coating was a little finicky to work with and would tend to split on the cut ends, so I think next time I'd be a little more careful and score the plastic with a blade first and then clip the wire so it doesn't split and peel. all in all I'm happy with how quick they worked up and the use of stuff I already had on hand.
Lots of free patterns for the Knifty Knitter brand looms by Provo Craft.
Make a Loom Knit Bathmat out of t-shirt yarn.This free video tutorial by GoodKnit Kisses uses the triple rib stitch on a long loom so there's no purling.
Most of the needlelace patterns come from 'The Complete Encyclopedia of Needlework' by Thérèse de Dillmont, the illustrations are often unsharp and of really bad quality, but in spite of these failings, this book is a treasury of information. For more details look here. ( don't forget to switch on winterhour!)
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Prolific sewist and modern quilter Nova Flitter (great name!) recently blogged about the "correspondence quilt" she has been working on in collaboration with her mother. Nova, who lives in Australia, and her mom, who lives in the UK, have been sticking small scraps of red & white fabrics into their letters to one another over the past several months. In addition, they've been working on small redwork pieces representing the special things they love and have special or personal meaning to them. The embroidered pieces and the shared fabrics have become this amazing patchwork quilt top, patiently awaiting its final sashing pieces before being carefully & lovingly hand-quilted. What a beautiful and meaningful piece of art, sure to become a family heirloom. Thanks for sharing your story, Nova! Read more about Nova's project here. See the blocks up close in Nova's Flickr set here.
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A step-by step, 18 page photo tutorial for how to crochet beautiful beaded ropes. Starts with a foundation bead stack, which is completely removable from the finished piece. This listing is for the tutorial only. Materials required are: Size 8 or size 6 seed beads in two contrasting colours, plus 16 beads of a third colour 2mm crochet hook Size 8 cotton perle thread Beading thread or cotton in a different colour to your cotton perle Big eye needle Scissors The photos shown in this listing are indicative of the quality of those in the tutorial. This is PDF file, and is available for instant download after payment.
Anchor Peg: It is a peg or thumb tack on the side of the knitting loom. The peg is used in two ways: 1)to wrap the anchor yarn around it when you cast on. 2)To wrap the working yarn around it after…
These child size beanies don't even take me 30 minutes to make. This pattern works up so fast I made two of them before breakfast this morning - true story.
Make this cute crochet fringe scarf with this easy to follow free pattern! Works up fast and looks great on! Enjoy the free pattern!
These beautiful crochet earrings look like little coral branches. They are embellished with seedbeads and will be a wonderful addition to your summer outfit! Disclosure: This post may contain affiliate links, which means if you make a purchase from one of these links I will get a commission. I made these …
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These stripy gloves are warm and stylish while leaving your fingers free. The pattern is ideal for using up ends of 4-ply wool - a pair of finished glov...
Certain needle-knit patterns lend themselves well to being made on a knitting loom. Learn how to translate a needle knitting pattern for loom use.
Learn how to knit jogless stripes with our Helix Knitting Tutorial, then give it a try with our free Helix Tube Scarf pattern!
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Tutorial on how to make a Center Single Crochet (CSC) or Waistcoat Stitch, by Pattern-Paradise.com #crochet #tutorial #CenterSingleCrochet #waistcoatstitch
Knit a Slouchy Hat on a Round Loom: I learned how to knit a hat last year - I can't believe I'm just now documenting it. I'm not a huge fan of hats but this slouchy hat style is super comfortable and warm! Knitting on a loom is easy even if you've never done it before. This is a fanta…
Loom knitting video List of Easy to follow step by step instructions for many projects. Great for Beginners and kids
12-peg Baby Gran Square (3 inches) Here's another type of granny squares that I designed for the Knifty Knitter Looms and taught in Yahoo's Loom Class Group almost a year ago. I call these little squares, "Baby Gran" squares, because they are smaller than standard granny squares. Please note that these squares are made totally different from the original Granny-On-The-Loom Squares (GOTL). The GOTL squares are actual crochet stitches that are produced using two pegs on the knitting loom instead of a crochet hook. The Baby Gran squares are made using knit stitches that simulate crochet and incorporate all the pegs on the loom. 24-peg Baby Gran Square (4.5 inches) The Baby Gran squares include two designs, a Baby Gran Square12 and a Baby Grand Square24. The 12-peg square incorporates the Knifty Knitter 12-peg Flower Loom and produces a 3 inch square. The 24-peg square is made on the 24-peg Blue Knifty Knitter round loom, which produces a 4.5 inch square. These can be made in solids or muliti-colors and assembled into afghans, blankets, bags, shawls or incorporated as trim on other projects. This is a fun, portable project, plus a great stash buster! I did approximately 60 of these little motifs (coasters anyone) when I was designing this project and every one of them looks different from the others, because I was constantly making changes in stitches, yarn or improving techniques used in creating them. I promise that the more you make, the better they look, so don't give up on your first few attempts. Assorted Baby Gran Squares My next blog post will feature the Baby Gran Hexagon motifs. So stay tuned!
Learn how to make UGG-style crochet boots with flip flop soles in Part 1 of this free crochet pattern and video tutorial. Super comfy slippers or outdoor shoes!