Sizes: S/M en M/L Tools: Hooks: • Tunisian crochet hooks: 10 mm, 12mm and 15mm, all with cable. • Normal crochet hook > 7mm. Yarn and colors: • For this model we use 4 stands held together of MYPZ kidmohair. • We use 4 different colors of MYPZ kidmohair (80% mohair, 20% polyamide, 25grs-210m, 3,24-4,5 mm) What do you need in total? (Based on the cardigan in the picture for all sizes) • 20 balls MYPZ Kidmohair Green > 20 balls • 4 balls MYPZ Kidmohair Light pink • 4 balls MYPZ Kidmohair Mint • 4 balls MYPZ Kidmohair Dark Purple (Note> You keep quite a lot of yarn from the last 3 colors) What do you need in total? (based on 1 color) • you need approx. 24-28 balls of MYPZ kidmohair. Remaining materials: • Tapestry needle • Stitch markers • Scissors
Please note that this is a crochet pattern (PDF file), not a finished product! The pattern is written in English using US crochet terminology. Material -Size 6 - Super Bulky Yarn in white -OPTIONAL: Size 5 - Textured/Fur Yarn in white -A small amount of Size 4 - Yarn in black -J hook (6.0mm) -Tapestry needle -Black felt -White felt -White felt -Pink pigment or makeup blush -Scissors -Polyester stuffing Level of crochet skills: Beginner Skills required: single crochet, double crochet, increase, chain, and magic ring. Please noted this pattern do not include any video to teach you how to crochet. But please feel free to contact me, if you are stuck!
I created this DIY flower wall of daisies for my daughters room on about $30. It is the cutest thing in her room with a full tutorial here.
When I first saw crochet arcade stitch, and I immediately thought 'I HAVE TO learn it!'. Some stitches are truly breathtaking, and surprise you with their beauty when you look at them for the first time. This lovely technique combines geometric, repetitive pattern with lacy structure. Little eyelets are shaped evenly and make the 'arches'
Click the link here to get a Free pattern Crochet Oversized Hoodie Sweater Tutorial The video is about making a big, cozy hoodie sweater using crochet. The person in the video uses thick yarn and a large hook to make the sweater. They start by crocheting the sleeves, making a long chain and then working […]
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Firstly....thank you for all your very lovely words on my last post. I am finally feeling like my energy levels are coming back and so feeling brighter in my disposition!!!!! With little energy, getting anything done was a task....even crafting! I just felt a bit rubbish at everything.....mother....crafter....blogger! I didn't want to post about it as I felt like I was being such a moaning minnie, and whilst I don't want this blog to be completely unrealistic and always sickeningly sunshiny, I also don't want it to swing too far the other way! Trying to find a decent balance!!! I think when I get tired and worn out I get a bad case of the bloggy wobbles. I lack confidence and think my blog is totally pants. But, at the same time, I do think that this blog is me, completely me.....and although it has taken a completely different path to what it was originally set up for...it is nice to have space to be just me, so for now, I carry on as I am. Also, after the week of terrible tragedies in Japan, you can't help but count your blessings. My woes pale into insignificance. I have spent the week just taking it easy.....pottering.....crocheting and crafting in amongst the daily chores! Eating plenty of fruit and trying to be healthy! please note...the coffee was a little treat here!!!!!!! I have been living off fresh orange juice all week. My kind of brekkie Yum The bears l♥ve fruit mixes. Me too. Scrummy with Apricot Yoghurt and granola. As you can see it went pretty quickly! Deeeeeeeelish!!!!!!!!!!! When the sun has been shining, I have been sitting on my back kitchen step, cuppa in hand, head to the sun and drinking in this song. It's one of my most ♡favourite♡ of feel good songs. It's happy and soft. It reminds me of sunshiny days in cornwall, spent drinking in the sun and sea air. Sitting watching the hustle and bustle on the Falmouth sea front waiting to catch the boat back to St Mawes. It reminds me of walking early morning up the winding little streets of St Ives whilst the sun shone in a cloudless sky. It also reminds me of happily baking in the kitchen on a warm bright day and feeling very content and happy. With a wonderful mix of memories to this song, it has amazing power to uplift me. It's awesome how a song can transport you somewhere in an instant. I like that. Great medicine♥ Also, I have been trying to find ways to make myself be a bit more organised. I was starting to feel like everything was just running away with me. My monthly planner on my fridge was a month behind and I kept forgetting school dates. Probably catch 22. When you are under the weather you start to fall behind with everything, then trying to catch up and over doing it makes you susceptible to more bugs! Still enjoying the ❀ flowers ❀ budding in the garden though ❀ Early morning dew ❀ Arn't these just such a fabulous colour? When they all start appearing in abundance in my little patch they look so lovely and cheerful. You can't help but smile. So, little bits at a time to get me started. I have taken a long hard look at a lot of things. How to make the house run more efficiently. How to find space for everything and what to get rid of. I am in my spring cleaning mood (though you may not have thought it looking at my crafty mess piccie!!!!). I am a natural hoarder....so is Mr H.....and the bears seem to have inherited it too. Not a good thing when there are five of you living in a small space. So, after a while of hoarding, I get frustrated and get rid of it. I am trying hard to do the whole 'one thing in and one thing out' rule, just to try and keep on top of things. I have decided that my monthly magazine stash is just ridiculous. I am such a magazine person, but you know, just never really realised how much I spent every month on them. I just wander around the supermarket, if one catches my eye then in the trolly it goes. So, I am limiting myself to two a month. Chop and change. Save money and space....can't be a bad thing! I have given a good number of bags full to the brim to charity shops too this week, which is a nice feeling. Clear the house....clear the head! I have been a bit mad and started a few crochet projects without any thought really. Just simple, easy, no headachey projects, but they have been making me happy. Sometimes the ones without thought are the best. I have had two projects in mind though to start, just had to decide which one to start first...... Beautiful spring colours to get me in the sunshiny mood Or lush pastel, chalky colours, all soft and snug. Hummmmmm, decisions, decisions!!!! I also have to say a big thank you to gillyflower and Gem for bestowing me with Stylish Blogger Awards. I still feel very humbled people read me let alone pass these on to me. Sorry I am late in posting about them! Got there in the end, although I have to say that I might just have to buck the trend a bit. I am not sure I have anything left to tell about me and also find it very hard to think of only a few blogs to pass it on to. I know, I know, yes, a bit useless, but maybe I will get there one day! So, that is my week to date. Slow paced...... poodling along.........feeling brighter, the coughs, colds and ☁ are definitely shifting and the ☀ is beginning to shine through again! Today, the weather is grey and drizzly. The Bears requested a variety of these for the weekend (Marks and Spencers 'Blissful Brownies' Book) and I fancy making these... Toffee Apple Cakes (Marks and Spencers 'Baking Day' Book) So, A bit of Richard Ashcroft again, pans ready and oven on, and this morning should be a contented one! I came across a lovely little saying the other day. Not quite sure where it originated.... 'Life is too ironic. It takes sadness to know what happiness is, noise to appreciate silence and absence to value presence.' So True Thank you again, you are all truly awesome ♥ Have a super duper weekend! Vanessa x♥x♥x
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Hello, friends! I know it has been super quiet on my blog, but that’s life with a full-time job… and a small attempt at a social life… plus maybe some sleep. I do have some more s…
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In this tutorial, we'll delve into the delightful world of crochet book cover, focusing on turning a heart granny square into a book cover.
This is a free pattern to crochet this adorable little heart. It works up really quickly, and makes a great last minute gift. You can make it in all sorts of colours for Valentine's Day! This heart would also look very cute as a keyring; it's the perfect size! The full Youtube tutorial for this heart is located here Yarn used - James C Brett Flutterby Chunky - colour of your choice Other Items used- US G/4.25mm Crochet Hook - Yarn needle - Poly fill - Stitch markers -optional Abbreviations and stitches • MR: Magic ring • St(s): Stitch(es) • SC: Single crochet • Inc: Increase (Stitch 2 SC into the stitch) • Dec: SC decrease using the invisible method • (...) x n: Repeat instructions in brackets n times **This pattern uses US Crochet Terms** Pattern Top section of heart - make 2R1: 6 SC in a MR R2: 6 inc (12) R3: 12 SC First top section only: close and cut yarn after R3. Second top section: don’t close after R3. Connect to 1st piece with 1SC (this is first SC of R4) R4: 24 SC (12SC on first section, 12SC on second section) R5: 24 SC Sew hole closed using tail from first section R6: (6SC, dec) x 3 (21) R7: (5SC, dec) x 3 (18) R8: (4SC, dec) x 3 (15) R9: (3SC, dec) x 3 (12) Stuff the heart R10: (2SC, dec) x 3 (9) R11: (SC, dec) x 3 (6) Close and cut the yarn, leaving a tail for sewing. Sew the hole closed and weave in the end.
Cute crochet jellyfish to make for a nursery, as a mobile for a sea-themed room, or just for fun for a friend! I promise, they don't sting!
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