The Crochet Caddy will help you organise your crochet hooks, yarns and project items. The pattern is supported with a video tutorial and photos. It is quick and cheap to make. This pattern takes you step by step through the process of making this caddy and is suitable for a level 2 beginner. The stitches are US style e.g. single crochet (USA) = double crochet (UK). The basket will fit 4 x 100g of medium yarn inside and up to 16 hooks. It has a pin cushion and pocket. In the top rim of the caddy there are 3 holes for when using multiple balls of yarn e.g. tapestry.
When someone mentions crochet in a conversation, chances are that your first thoughts are for an old lady who seems to be doing it all the time. Caitlin
Learn how to crochet the invisible decrease for your next amigurumi crochet project!
Medium Pink Star FP405 Original Design By: Maggie Weldon Copyright 2012 Maggie Weldon Skill: Easy Size: About 3½” round. Materials: Read More
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This free crochet pattern is the perfect cushion to all of the seatbelts in your vehicle. Whip up a seatbelt cover today and ride in comfort!
The pattern is available in English, French, Norwegian (translated by Anne Hansen),German (translated by Knitterella77) & Italian (translated by Dianetta). New ! the Japanese translation by Atelier Knits is now availlable through download here. I’m sorry the links provided in the pattern are not working. Here they are: French Video for Cast on Myriam Felton’s explanation for knitted on border Tuto photo pour la bordure du Henslowe Note : If you do not receive the English version of the pattern along with the French one, please check your Ravelry Library, it should be there. Share your progress and tips on the group Atelier Mademoiselle C Simple, feminine, French… with a very nice drape. A crescent shaped shawlette with a stunning lace and French braid border. I love mixing lace features and DK weight yarn. For this shawl I wanted a French braid suspended by soft lace, inspired by the yarn Falkland Silk/ Merino DK color Plaque Ocre by Flying Color . Yardage useful tips (for every yarn weight) Weigh your yarn before knitting. For the body you should use at least half of the yarn. You can go up to a little more but not more than 60% of the total weight. Hope this little bit of mathematics will help you !
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Whether you wear them to drive or to type on your phone, crochet fingerless gloves patterns come in handy during the fall and winter every year!
A laid back kind of vest for a “live for the weekend” kind of girl. A relaxed way to take the chill off during the transitional months, or dress up your favorite t-shirt. Seamless (seaming is completely optional) and knit flat on big needles, this is a durable, instant gratification project that takes a little yardage a long way. For notes on making Ecowool softer and more enjoyable to wear against your skin, check out some tips here. Love those buttons? I do too! You can support another talented Raveller, Symonangel and get some of these high quality, hand made buttons of your own in her Etsy shop.
The Easy Rib Cowl Crochet Kit is the perfect project for beginners and advanced crocheters alike. Quick, easy, and in style, we love this pattern because it is unisex, reversible, and it comes in two practical sizes: small and medium. These cowls work up quickly and would make beautiful gifts for yourself or loved ones! It is made with The City Wool, a material especially suitable for beginners due to its softness, thickness, and lightness. It creates a beautiful, breathable fabric that is machine washable too! Plus, no scratching guaranteed! Take one hank or three, and make one or two of this new favorite Easy Rib Cowl. Instructions for both sizes are included in the pattern, plus detailed written instructions and videos of the main techniques used. Details Care Instructions Important Info WHY WE LOVE IT — Did we say soft? Lightweight, modern, unisex, hypoallergenic, durable, everlasting, natural, unique, machine washable, reversible LEVEL — Easy. It requires knowing how to crochet flat, work an easy stitch and make the flat slip stitch seaming. It’s a very simple pattern! It includes detailed explanations and links to video tutorials. SIZE — Small (Medium) CONTENTS — 1 (3) skein(s) of The City Wool 1 darning needle Free PDF Pattern — two sizes included! **HOOKS SOLD SEPARATELY HERE: 17 mm (R US)** Machine wash in gentle/wool cycle, using a mild and gentle detergent. Carefully reshape and dry flat by placing on a towel. Please note that we try our best to display our colors as accurately as possible, but due to monitor differences and the dyed process, actual colors may vary slightly from what appears online. Feel free to contact us at [email protected] if you have any questions
My patriotic Beaver just can't wait until Canada Day (July 1st) to start his celebrations! I've just updated my Maple Leaf Collection crochet pattern to also include instructions for making this small thread Canadian Flag too - it's perfect for an amigurumi to hold. If you've ...
The cutest Y2K accessories for the fall and winter. These crochet arm warmers can be worn slouchy or pulled up to the middle of your arm. 100% acrylic Machine washable AND dryable! (Cold) 2 sizes available: Small (best fits those who typically wear clothing sizes XS-mediums) and Large (best fits those who typically wear clothing sizes Large-2XL. (If you need a larger size, please leave a comment at checkout and we can do this at no extra charge!) Size modeled: Small Click here to see the 3 other colors we offer.
Easy to follow photographic tutorial to make a beautiful, delicate crochet edged dish towel from Anne Weil of Flax & Twine. Choose from two different edges.
Do you love to read AND love pigs? This pig bookmark crochet pattern is for you! Brand new to amigurumi? That's okay! He's easy and quick to work up.
Indulge in some quality rest and relaxation with this Free Crochet Rice Bag. Hot packs like this are always good to have around the house because you never know when you will need to soothe tired muscles. Work this free crochet pattern up using any color yarn you want. It's an easy pattern to complete using yarn, a little bit of rice, and a nylon stocking. Once you're done, simply place it in the microwave for about a minute to heat it up and voila! You've got yourself an instant homemade hot pack.
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This pattern is part of a series of internal organs I'm making. It is life-sized and the plan is that it will fit together nicely with all of the other organs of the human digestive system. You can find out about all the other patterns I've been working on and be updated when new patterns are released by following my Instagram page. The facial features and glasses are entirely optional, but they give it a fun touch. Difficulty: Easy - medium Tension: The tension for this project isn't particularly important, as human organs are highly variable, but the tension I used was approx. 13sts and 14 rows per 5x5cm square (working in the round) You will need: A 2mm crochet hook 1 ball of Anchor creative fino 4ply yarn in light orange Black 4ply yarn White sewing cotton 0.5mm craft wire (optional) A regaulr sewing needle A darning needle Polyester toy stuffing A pair of scissors Note: This pattern includes the back-to-front single crochet stitch (bfsc). A video to show you how to do this can be found here. It's pretty simple but if you can't work it out you can just use a regular single crochet stitch, however this will give it a slightly different look. This pattern also includes the foundation single crochet stitch. A handy website for learning to do this stitch can be found here, or alternatively a video tutorial can be found here. If you'd like to find out more about how the stomach works, I recommend watching this Crash Course video, which is very entertaining and informative. For the body of the stomach: This starts from the top and works downwards (towards where the small intestine attaches) Using 4ply yarn make a magic loop with 6sc Round 1: make 2sc in each st (12sc) Round 2: (sc, make 2sc in the next st) 6 times (18sc) Round 3: (sc2, make 2sc in the next st) 6 times (24sc) Round 4: (sc3, make 2sc in the next st) 6 times (30sc) Round 5: Sc2, (make 2sc in the next st, sc4) 5 times, make 2sc in the following st, sc2 (36sc) Round 6: (sc5, make 2sc in the next st) 6 times (42sc) Round 7: Sc3, (make 2sc in the next st, sc5) 5 times, make 2sc in the following st, sc2 (48sc) Round 8: (sc15, make 2sc in the next st) 3 times (51sc) Rounds 9 - 10: (2 rounds) Sc in each st Row 11: Sc48, sc3tog. Ch1, turn (49sc) Row 12: Bfsc2tog, bfsc44, bfsc3tog. Ch1, turn (46sc) Row 13: Sc2tog, sc44. Ch1, turn (45sc) Row 14: Bfsc45. Ch1, turn Row 15: make 2sc in the first st, sc43, make 2sc in the last st. Ch1, turn (47sc) Row 16: make 3bfsc in the first st, bfsc45, make 3bfsc in the last st. Ch1, turn (51sc) Row 17: Sc51, fsc1 Round 18: Sc in the first st you made of the last round, then sc in the next 51sts (so that you close up the hole in the side to the stomach, as shown below) (52sts) Round 19: Slip7, sc12, hdc13, sc12, slip7 Round 20: Sc13, sc2tog, sc22, sc2tog, sc12 (50sts) Round 21: Slip8, sc11, hdc13, sc11, slip6 Round 22: Sc13, sc2tog, sc22, sc2tog, sc10 (48sts) Round 23: Slip9, sc11, hdc11, sc11, slip5 Round 24: Sc14, sc2tog, sc21, sc2tog, sc8 (46sts) Round 25: Slip9, sc10, hdc11, sc10, slip5 Round 26: Sc14, sc2tog, sc20, sc2tog, sc7 (44sts) Round 27: Slip9, sc9, hdc11, sc10, slip5 Round 28: Sc in each st Round 29: Slip10, sc9, hdc11, sc9, slip4 Round 30: Sc16, sc2tog, sc18, sc2tog, sc6 (42sts) Round 31: Slip10, sc8, hdc5, hdc2tog, hdc4, sc8, slip4 (41sts) Round 32: Sc in each st Round 33: Slip11, sc7, hdc13, sc8, slip2 Round 34: Slip10, sc3, sc2tog, sc3, hdc13, sc3, sc2tog, sc5 (39sts) round 35: Slip11, sc3, sc2tog, sc3, hdc11, sc3, sc2tog, sc4 (37sts) Round 36: Sc, slip10, sc4, sc2tog, sc3, hdc9, sc3, sc2tog, sc3 (35sts) round 37: Sc, slip10, sc3, sc2tog, sc3, hdc9, sc3, sc2tog, sc2 (33sts) Round 38: Sc2, slip9, sc3, sc2tog, sc3, hdc10, sc2, sc2tog (31sts) Round 39: (Note that this is slightly over a single round, meaning that you'll need to shift your stitch marker to after the final sc2tog) Sc3, slip8, sc3, sc2tog, sc2, hdc10, sc2, sc2tog (29sts) Round 40: Sc3, slip8, sc2, sc2tog, sc2, hdc8, sc2, sc2tog (27sts) Round 41: Sc2, slip10, sc2, sc2tog, sc2, hdc8, sc2 (26sts) Round 42: (over 1 round) sc2tog, sc2, slip8, sc2, sc2tog, sc, hdc7, sc, sc2tog (23sts) Round 43: Sc2, slip8, sc2, sc2tog, sc, hdc7, sc (22sts) round 44: Sc2tog, sc, slip8, sc, sc2tog, sc2, hdc6, sc (20sts) Round 45: Sc2tog, sc, slip7, sc, sc2tog, sc, hdc6 (18sts) Round 46: Sc2tog, sc, slip6, sc, sc2tog, hdc6 (16sts) Round 47: Sc2tog, sc14 (15sc) Round 48: Sc2, hdc5, sc3, slip5 Round 49: Sc2, hdc5, sc3, slip5 Round 50: Sc3, hdc5, sc3, slip4 Round 51: Slip1, sc3, hdc4, sc3, slip4 Round 52: Slip1, sc3, hdc5, sc3, slip3 Fasten off Fun fact 1: The acid released into the stomach (Hydrochlorid acid, HCl) used to help digest food is so strong that it can break down bones and some metals. Luckily the stomach is also able to release a fluid consisting of a combination of mucus and bicarbonate ions that are able to neutralise this acid and protect the stomach cells from being digested. For the cardia (found at the base of the esophagus): Rejoin yarn to the top of the hole you made in the side of the stomach, as shown in the images below Round 1: Sc16 around the edge of this hole Round 2: Sc in each st Rounds 3 - 5: (3 rounds) Slip3, sc4, hdc4, sc4, slip1 Rounds 6 - 7: (2 rounds) Slip4, sc4, hdc4, sc4 Rounds 8 - 9: (2 rounds) Sc, slip4, sc4, hdc4, sc3 Fasten off neatly Stuff firmly Fun fact 2: When we blush, so do our stomachs! The part of our body that controls blushing is the sympathetic nervous system, and when you feel embarrassed this activates your 'fight or flight' response and releases adrenaline. This results in dilated blood vessels, causing your face to go red, and also allows for more blood flow to your stomach, making it appear redder too. For the eyes: With black 4ply yarn and a 2mm hook make a magic loop with 6sc Fasten off Use white sewing cotton to add highlights to the eyes, then sew them into place. Use black yarn to add the mouth. The glasses are created by bending the craft wire into shape (as shown below), and then inserting the 'arms' of the glasses into the stomach either sides of the eyes. That's all from this pattern! You are very welcome to sell finished products but I do ask that you don't re-post this pattern, or claim it or any of the images as your own. If you have any questions about this or any of my other patterns, please don't hesitate to contact me. You can leave a comment below, or message me on my Ravelry page, through the best way to contact me is through my Instagram page, where you can keep updated with all the projects I'm currently working on. References: Factsjustforkids.com Humanbioscience.com
*note that this is NOT a physical product! this is a PDF DIGITAL DOWNLOAD to make the sprout yourself!* make sprout cable ties as a headphone accessory, bookmark, keychain, or anything you can think of! other things to know: - the pattern contains pictures and is perfect for beginners - this pattern uses US crochet terms - materials: 5mm hook, weight 4 (medium) yarn, darning needle, scissors there are NO returns, exchanges, or cancellations on this item. thank you so much for checking out this listing! <3
This amigurumi project is designed to hold your hooks and needles. This creation uses less than a skein of yarn. Two colors are used. You will need some polyfill or other stuffing to fill it up. As well as a yarn needle to close the bottom. This is an intermediate crochet pattern due to some specialty stitches. It has been tested by three crocheters of verying experience and skill. The PDF has a full explanation and pictures. HOOKS NOT INCLUDED, lol Optional: Safety eyes Embroidery thread He/she might require safety eyes and nose although they can be embroidered on. Guage swatch is not applicable
C-Lon in Fine Weight has a diameter of 0.4mmm just a hair skinnier than Regular Weight. Colors are compatible with other C-Lon Cord. C-Lon bead cord is a 3-ply twisted multi-filament nylon that has been an industry standard for many years. Project Ideas: Great for macramé, bead crochet, kumihimo, knotting and more! For more info on all our Stringing Materials, see our Stitchionary. Made in USA. Each spool is approximately 50 yards. Sold individually.
This pattern is available in English and German. For German version please scroll down. With this pattern you can learn how to crochet a gorgeous shawl with ease! In this pattern i used US- and UK- terminology. It's a written pattern with many photos, chart, video and a precise description. Materials needed: Size H (5 mm) crochet hook 3 Lionbrand Wool-Ease Yarn, color Oxford Grey Yarn Weight: 4 Medium Needle 1 Button **Finished Measurement: **one size height: 50cm (19.6 inch) weight: 100cm (39.37 inch) Mit dieser detaillierten Häkelanleitung schafft es jeder dieses schöne halbrunde Schultertuch zu häkeln. Ihre Vorteile auf einen Blick: 1) originelles, einzigartiges Design. 2) keine Zu- oder Abnahmen sichtbar. 3) mein support bei Fragen oder Unklarheiten. 4) die Anleitung ist speziell für Anfänger entwickelt. 5) Häkelschrift und Beschreibung vorhanden.
If you’ve ever looked at yarn and wonder, what yarn weight is this? Then, you’re in the right place! This post will go over different yarn weights, what they are and what they look like. You can also refer to the yarn weight chart at the bottom of the post for a quick overview. Some yarns […]
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Hi Crocheter, As the winter is coming, we surround ourselves with the winter items as hot water bottles, gloves, fluffy blankets. Imagine yourself under your lovely blanket with a hot chocolate in your favourite winter mug, there is a beautiful winter movie on tv and you have your Cath Kidston inspired crochet water bottle on your tummy. Isn’t it such a hygge? Skill level: Medium difficulty: Crocheting this pattern is not so hard but you need to know basic terms like chain, double crochet, slip stitch etc. The pattern includes detailed photos to show the important points. Also there are explanations and important tips about “How to?” I did my best to make it an ‘easy to understand’ pattern. Important reminder: Please note that; once you purchase the pattern, you can send me message anytime you need a help. While crocheting this pattern, if you have any questions or want to mention any point to me, please feel free to contact me. I’ll be always around to respond you.
Oh my goodness! I totally love this book and the designs inside are spectacular. Choose from 8 Terrific Totes.
A lush and elegant scarf showcasing a simple twisted stitch cable and bobble design. The sides are finished with an i-cord that is knit while you work the scarf, the bottom with a simple looped edging. Knitted pleats gather the scarf from 12” wide to 4” wide, where a small cabled panel is folded to create a loop through which you pull your scarf end. Knit in Rowan Lima, this scarf is light, yet lofty and oh so cozy. PDF pattern includes charted and written directions for cables and full list of abbreviations used, special technique instructions and glossary. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Answers to common questions: To work the bind offs on R1, k5, then k2 to start the bo5. When the 5 sts are bound off leave the last resulting st on the RHN and k2 so that there are 3 sts between each loop and 5 sts on each end. Begin each group of bind offs with k2. There will be 12 loops and 43 live sts after R1 is complete. At the end of R2 there will be 43 sts and 12 dblyos, which should look like 67 sts on the needle. On R3, drop the first loop of the dblyo before knitting into the front, back and front of each dblyo. At the end of R3 you’ll have a total of 79 sts. PLEATS MRP (make right pleat) in the Glossary should read: sl 3 sts to 1 dpn, hold to back, sl 3 sts to 2nd dpn. Turn 2nd dpn counter-clockwise so that LHN and 1st dpn have WS facing and 1st dpn and 2nd dpn have RS facing. k3tog (1 st from each needle) three times. (thanks to soknitpicky for her errata!)
DESIGNER'S NOTES"Gorgeously textured lacework inspired by Colorado rosehips that speckle the mountainous fields in autumn make The Rosehip Socks a delightfully fun and beautiful design to knit! If you're looking to create a stunning pair of socks, then look no further than this knitting pattern!INCLUDEDItem is a digital knitting pattern file containing written instructions, video tutorials, a stitch glossary, and more.SKILL LEVELAdvanced-beginner. Video tutorials included. View Skill ClassificationsLANGUAGEEnglish. The knitting pattern is written in standard American terms.SIZEPattern written to fit adult women size medium; Approx. shoe size: U.S. 6-9.5 (39-42 Euro).REQUIRED MATERIALSPattern includes linked shopping list. Yarn: Approx. 205 yards (187.452 meters) of Fingering/Sock-Weight (Category 2) Needles: U.S. Size 1 (2.75 mm)DISCLAIMER All knitting patterns and crochet patterns are instant-download digital files. No patterns are shipped.COPYRIGHT STATEMENTAll Darling Jadore knitting patterns and crochet patterns and photographs on this website and on all our other platforms are the property of Darling Jadore and are thereby purchased under the agreement that they may not be distributed, copied, re-written, or re-sold. Darling Jadore is a registered business through the Secretary of State, and all Darling Jadore digital knitting pattern and crochet pattern digital files are protected by U.S. Copyright and are property of Darling Jadore. It is illegal to redistribute, sell, or share the pattern in part or in whole, electronically or physically. All finished items made from Darling Jadore knit and crochet digital patterns may be sold, so long as clear credit has been given to Darling Jadore on the buyer's website and on the buyer's social media account, if shown there. We do not sell or offer licensing rights to any of our photographs nor permit use of our photographs for any reason.©DarlingJadore; All rights reserved.View Skill ClassificationsResell finished product with pattern credit.©DarlingJadore; All rights reserved.
The Design “Great gifts for feminine and sporty friends alike.” These little hand warmers are the perfect project for learning about lace. Designer Becky ffitch has included three different charts with varying degrees of difficulty to suit your experience or your mood. Quick to knit, they make great gifts for feminine and sporty friends alike. See how we've used this pattern! The Details FINISHED SIZEWomen’s medium: to fit approx. 6–8"/15–20cm around palm. Wrist length: approx 6"/15cm. Elbow length: approx. 11"/28cm. YARN1 skein Louet Gems #2 Fine/Sport Weight (225 yds/205m); shown lower left in Color 30.Or 1 skein Handmaiden 4-Ply Cashmere (185 yds/170m); shown lower center in Color Black.Or 1 skein Manos del Uruguay Silk Blend (150 yds/135m); shown lower right in Color 300M (with beads).Or an equivalent dk- or sport-weight yarn that will knit down to a dense fingering-weight gauge; approx. 120 yds/110m for wrist length; 200 yds/183m for elbow length. NEEDLES & NOTIONSUS 2 (2.75mm) needles, or size to give you firm, stretchy ribbing. Optional (for beading): 1 pkg. Mill Hill size 6 beads (for wrist length gloves);steel crochet hook 1.15mm. GAUGEApprox. 20-22 sts = 2"/5cm. KNITTER'S NOTES This is a great pattern for anyone interested in trying their hand at lace knitting. The three different lace patterns are all worked over fewer than 20 stitches. These quick to knit rows are nice for quickly seeing, and understanding, your lace knitting. The lace patterns are presented in both text and chart form. If you're new to lace knitting we highly recommend starting with the text instructions then, after a few row repeats, switching to the charted instructions. Try placing a post-it note, or even better, a strip of low-tack highlighter tape, right above the row you are about to knit. Now you'll be able to see, stitch by stitch, what you need to do next, as well as what kind of knitting should be directly under those stitches.
Offering a vintage PDF crochet pattern to make a lacy little smock-like jacket reminiscent of Victorian times! Ladies of the time would wear these romantic, feminine "combing" jackets to cover their beautiful gowns when their elaborate hairdos were being arranged :). Gently gathered jacket features lightly flared yoke, front tie and picot edging in contrast trim. Jacket is worked from the neck down. Stitch one up in peat moss, stone blue and coral orange as per original photo or in colors of your choice! Instructs for two sizes: small (8-10) and medium (12-14). Requires 10 Ply / worsted weight yarn and H/8 5.00mm hook. US terminology pattern in English language only. INSTANT DOWNLOAD - Not a hard copy = means no shipping cost to you as well as immediate receival. The pattern will be available for you to download in PDF format directly after your payment is received. PDF file will be sent to the email you have on file on your Etsy account. Remember that these are vintage patterns. Recommended material brands may be hard to find, but often superior substitutes are readily available. To determine substitute supplies it is suggested you consult the internet. ** ENGLISH Language only Pattern ** ***More retro women's crochet fashions can be found in the shop, here :): https://www.etsy.com/ca/shop/PastPatternPaloozaCo?ref=simple-shop-header-name&listing_id=1257707057§ion_id=38511624 ✨ Att. Canadian buyers: all applicable GST/HST is included in the listing price. ✨
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Mushroom Lighter Pouch Crochet Pattern! What you will need: About 10 yards medium yarn in main color and 2 yards contrasting color US size 4/D (3 mm) crochet hook Lighter for size Stitch marker Scissors Tapestry needle This is a cute project to help get rid of some extra yarn. It’s a handy pouch that will help you keep your lighter on you. It’s just as useful as it is adorable! You can sell whatever you make using the pattern, but please do not copy the pattern to distribute as your own. Your Stitcher Friend and Mystik Designs are both owned by the designer, Stevie Lucas.
