Dearest Debi Crochet Mandala for Marinke - A crochet mandala pattern in memory of Markine from acreativebeing.com to help raise awareness for depression.
I started this blanket exactly a year ago and finished 48 squares of 120…put it aside to start some other projects…moved twice…got knee deep into knitting and it has sat in my basket of unfinished...
Congratulations Grandma Robin, aka Granny97 on the New Grandson!
Learn how to make a C2C crochet lap blanket with the granny spike stitch. Delight your loved ones a handmade gift or make it for yourself.
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This "double-thick" thermal stitch crochet tutorial is ideal for making potholders, washcloths or any projects needing stability.
This is AMAZING! Mandala Madness Interpreted by Cherrie Lola from FB CCC group. www.facebook.com/…
Hexie Love! What a great hexagon chart pattern! I found this on Pinterest through the source link BUT can’t find the original source for it. If you know please let me know so I can add credit where cr
Stitch of the Week offers patterns/instructions that are always FREE. Click the Photo to be taken to the SOW video tutorial. # 1 Corn on the Cob Stitch AKA Vertical Shell Stitch PDF # 2 No Fuss Stitch - Stitch of the Week PDF # 3 Raised V Stitch PDF # 4 Loops and Shell
The Waistcoat crochet stitch aka Knit crochet stitch is easy to learn and can be used for many crochet patterns, such as blankets, hats, and more.
FINISHED SIZE; Nose to tail = 16cm (just over 6inches) Width = 5.5cm (just over 2 inches) Feet to top of butt = 7cm (just under 3 inches) Sooooo excited to finish this one!He was so much fun to m...
Creating a not so scary crochet forest troll from the deep forest of Hälsingland. Crochet your very own troll from a pattern available on Etsy.
Dearest Debi Crochet Mandala for Marinke - A crochet mandala pattern in memory of Markine from acreativebeing.com to help raise awareness for depression.
Stitch of the Week offers patterns/instructions that are always FREE. Click the Photo to be taken to the SOW video tutorial. # 1 Corn on the Cob Stitch AKA Vertical Shell Stitch PDF # 2 No Fuss Stitch - Stitch of the Week PDF # 3 Raised V Stitch PDF # 4 Loops and Shell
Stitch of the Week offers patterns/instructions that are always FREE. Click the Photo to be taken to the SOW video tutorial. # 1 Corn on the Cob Stitch AKA Vertical Shell Stitch PDF # 2 No Fuss Stitch - Stitch of the Week PDF # 3 Raised V Stitch PDF # 4 Loops and Shell
Crochet this quick and easy apple applique,, the perfect embellishment for your kitchen accessories, back-to-school, and baby items.
Hi, I've had a couple of people ask about a granny square I made for a cushion a while back, quite a while back in this post. I had made up the square myself and never really bothered to write up a pattern for it, but finally, it seems, I have re-investigated just how I made it and written up a little guide to making your own! I would like to apologise for the lack of light - this is what the British summertime is - grey skies and rain! and a close-up of the square... I used Stylecraft Special DK yarn in a veriety of colours, with a 4mm hook. Pattern written in US terms. Final square measures about 11cm (4.5in) across. TREBLE CROCHET STITCH (UK DOUBLE TREBLE) Yarn over twice and insert hook into stitch. Pull up a loop (4 loops on hook). Pull through 2 loops (3 times) POPCORN CLUSTER Make 6 treble crochet (double treble in UK terms) in the same stitch. Take hook out of loop and insert from front to back in top of first treble stitch. Pull loose loop through this stitch. You should see the stitch 'pop'. chain 3 Flower centre - Start off with a magic loop, or if you don't have this in your repertoire ch4 and slip stitch in first chain to form a ring. Chain 3, work 15 double crochet into the loop and pull to close. slip stitch in top of chain 3 and fasten off. (16dc) Petals - with new colour, join in any stitch and chain 4 (which counts as one treble crochet) Work 5 more treble crochet in the same stitch. Take hook out of loop and insert from front to back through the 4th chain at the beginning. Pull loose loop through this stitch and chain 3. This is the first popcorn stitch. Skip 1 stitch and make a popcorn cluster of 6 treble crochets in the next stitch (see notes above) and chain 3. Do this around the flower until you have 8 petals. After chaining you last 3 stitches, slip stitch into top of beginning chain and faster off. You could keep the flower like this or go on to turn it into a square as follows... Square Round 1 With a new colour, cream in my case, join yarn in any chain 3 space. I like to join with a standing double crochet stitch, but joining and then chaining 3 is fine. Chain 2 (an extra 2 if you started with a chain, so you have a chain of 5) and then work 3dc in same space and chain 1. Work 3sc in next chain 3 space. Chain 1. (Work 3dc, ch2, 3dc, ch1 in next space, followed by 3sc, ch1 in next) repeat this 3 times until you are back at the space you started in. Make 2 double crochet and then slip stitch to top of first standing stitch (or 3rd chain if you used this method) to join. Round 2 slip stitch into chain 2 space just ahead of the stitch you are in and chain 5 (counts as 1dc + 2 chains). Work 3dc in same space and chain 1. It is then a case of working in the normal manner of a granny square, making double crochet clusters in each space. To do this work 3dc, ch1 in each of the side spaces, and 3dc, ch2, 3dc, ch1 in each of the 4 corners. (So in the next 2 spaces work 3dc, ch1. In the following corner work 3dc, ch2, 3dc, ch1). Repeat this around until you reach the space you started in where you will make 2dc and slip stitch into the third chain of your starting chain. You can either do your own thing and carry on in this fashion to make another row or fasten off when it is the size square you want. In the pictures above I made a round of contrasting colour. Contrasting Round 3 To do this, have the yarn from the first round (center of the flower) and finish off the slip stitch from previous round with the new colour. With 2 loops of cream on your hook, pull new colour through both loops and chain 1. You can leave the cream yarn attached and carry it up the back of the work to save ends. Secure the end of the contrasting yarn behind the square. Work 1sc in each stitch and chain from the previous round. When slip stitching into first stitch, complete stitch with cream yarn (as shown below) Round 4 Chain 5 (counts as 1dc + 2 chains) Work 3dc, chain 1 in next stitch. Skip 3 stitches and work 3dc, ch1 in next stitch (it is the stitch above the space in previous round). Repeat 2 times more until you get the next corner. There are 2 stitches in each corner (one for each chain from previous round) and you will work in both. In first stitch, work 3dc, ch2. Then work the next 3dc in the next corner stitch and chain 1. Continue along the sides and other corners in the same manner, until you reach your starting space, where you will work 2dc and slip stitch into 3rd chain of beginning chain. Fasten off and weave in all ends. And there you have it, one popcorn flower square. I joined mine using the 'join-as-you-go' method to make my cushion cover - I just crocheted them together on the last round. Thanks for taking a look, and I hope you enjoy making these fun little squares. I am very happy for you to make and sell these little babies, but please do credit the pattern to A Bunch of Buttons :)
Stitch of the Week offers patterns/instructions that are always FREE. Click the Photo to be taken to the SOW video tutorial. # 1 Corn on the Cob Stitch AKA Vertical Shell Stitch PDF # 2 No Fuss Stitch - Stitch of the Week PDF # 3 Raised V Stitch PDF # 4 Loops and Shell
I started with a chain of 240 stitches. Each strip of colour (two rows) uses about 45 yards of yarn. At this point, it is about four feet wide. 22 feb 11: I keep asking myself, “why, oh why, did ...
a classic sweat with a lot of cats.
In this post I've shown you a couple of trees and I've told you that soon I could have revealed you what idea I had for the big tree…. Today is the day!!!!!! In the meantime, I've bought a canvas (60x90cm) on which I laid some pieces of crochet, like …. ….. clouds, raindrops, grass and some old felt friends (look here!)….. I was playing with them for a while, just to find the right composition… …..and I didn't forget these little guys, the right ones to complete this woodland scene…. ….but I didn't want to leave the canvas in white, so I decided to use some ochre (it's what I had in my cupboard! I'm not really enthusiast about yellows, but, at the end, this was not a bad choice! Phew!) for the background… ….then….I just wanted to cry!!!! Honestly : do you imagine what does it mean to sew all this stuff on a canvas????? Note that the back wooden frame is quite annoying in projects like this one, because it force you to use a part of the canvas (when you have to use a needle!)…. So, after a couple of days, I decided to collect all my patience and some colourful threads…sigh…. ….when I was in my half way in sewing the raindrops, I thought that maybe they could be better to be sewn in the centre rather than along the border…. …..but you know what ? You can learn only from mistakes !!!! Next time (?????) I'll going to sew the drops differently : today they are right fine in this way!!!! ;oD This was the back of my canvas after all the sewing….!!!!!….. I had to use the glue for the grass, because it lays along the border….. ….and for the creatures of the woods….DONE !!!!! As you can see above, the border of the canvas has been glued with B&W gingham ribbon! Now, this little "masterpiece" is hanging on one of the walls at the entrance of our home …. ….I just wanted to celebrate this event taking a picture of me (thank you Paolo!) with my canvas… ….. so you can smile with me!!!!!!! ;oD If you are interested in some of the motifs used for this "piece of art" , well these are the patterns I have followed : diamond (yes, they are NOT squares!) grannies : from the book by Heather Lodinsky "150 Knit & Crochet Motifs anything-but-Square Shapes for Garments, Accessories, Afghans, and Throws" clouds : I have added some scallops at the base, but the pattern is this one !!!! raindrops : here !!! grass : just follow the pattern for a simple star !!! Everything is said, so….. xxxxx Alessandra Today link parties : Link your Stuff! , Craft Schooling Sunday, Pin It Thursday and hookin hump day #58 link party fiber arts !!!! Join me and have fun!!! Thank you!!!!
In m'n vorige blog bericht schreef ik al over deze mooie rozen. Ik heb Nina, de schrijfster van het originele Finse patroon, een mailtje gestuurd of ik een vertaling van het patroon op m'n blog mocht plaatsen. Ik kreeg van haar een mailtje terug waarin ze aangeeft blij te zijn dat we haar patroon zo mooi vinden en dat ik zeker een vertaling mag maken. Dus bij deze. Ik gebruik haar originele foto's. Ik heb mijn rozen gehaakt met Drops Paris en haaknaald 4, onderstaande rozen zijn gehaakt met een dunner garen en haaknaald 3. Maar in principe kun je elk soort garen gebruiken als je maar een bijpassende haaknaald hebt. Haak een ketting van 72 lossen Toer 1: Haak een stokje in de 6e losse vanaf de naald. * sla 2 lossen over en haak 1 stokje, 2 lossen, 1 stokje in de volgende losse. Herhaal vanaf * tot het einde van de lossenketting, keren. Toer 2: Haak 3 lossen (= eerste stokje), een stokje, 2 lossen, 2 stokjes in de eerste 2 lossen ruimte van de vorige toer. * 2 stokjes, 2 lossen, 2 stokjes in de volgende 2 lossen ruimte van de vorige toer. Herhaal vanaf * tot het einde, keren. Het groepje 2 stokjes, 2 lossen, 2 stokjes lijkt op een 'schelpje' Toer 3: Haak 2 lossen en 5 stokjes in de eerste 2 lossen ruimte van de vorige toer. * een vaste tussen de 'schelpjes' van de vorige toer, 6 stokjes in de volgende 2 lossen ruimte. Herhaal vanaf * tot het einde. Rol de roos op en naai het stukje voor stukje aan de onderkant ( ter hoogte van de lossentoer) vast. Probeer de onderkant een beetje plat te houden voor het mooiste resultaat. Veel succes en Nina bedankt!
Stitch of the Week offers patterns/instructions that are always FREE. Click the Photo to be taken to the SOW video tutorial. # 1 Corn on the Cob Stitch AKA Vertical Shell Stitch PDF # 2 No Fuss Stitch - Stitch of the Week PDF # 3 Raised V Stitch PDF # 4 Loops and Shell
Here you'll find a free crochet tutorial for the pretty and easy mosaic granny square. You can crochet a blanket, pillowcase or dishcloth!
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