Fantástico chal o pashmina tejida con abanicos grandes y con colores en degradé
Relaxing and easy to memorize Irish stitch free crochet pattern is a simple one row repeat crochet pattern that creates an elegant texture.
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A relaxed fitting men's knit zip up jacket from Norse Projects, knitted in Donegal pure new wool in a diamond stitch. The yarn is produced in a traditional woolen mill called Donegal Yarn Limited based in Kilcar, Ireland. The company is known for their famous "Donegal Tweed" and has a long history in producing yarn for knitting, weaving and crafts.This men's wool jacket is constructed with set-in sleeves and finished with 2x2 hem and cuff. It features a button through placket with full needle collar and patch pockets.Model is 187cm and wears size M.Style-no: N45-0630— 100% pure new wool— 3 gauge— Relaxed fit— Irish yarn— Knitted in Italy— Assembled in Tunisia
Title: New Table Designs Star Book No 49 Year Published: 1946 Published by: The American Thread Co. Number of Pages: 15 Condition: 3/5 some wear on front and back covers The books I purchase are used, so there may be writing in them from the original owner. Pages can be folded. Covers will be worn and sometimes bindings are coming apart. Because of this I devised a rating system for my books as follows: 1 = A well loved book. Pages will have writing and may be folded or torn. Bindings may be coming apart. It may also have water damage. 2 = A book with more than average wear, but no writing or tears. 3 = A book with average wear for its age. Some wear on the front and back covers. 4 = A book with less than average wear. Very little wear on the front and back covers. 5 = A book that looks like it’s hardly been used. Thank you for viewing this listing. Feel free to ask any questions you may have.
Crochet these breathtaking Irish reversible feathers. They can be a nice souvenir. It’s fast and amazing project also great for those who love new and crazy ideas..
I've been on a roll this week prepping for my 5-day teaching engagement at Quilting Adventures in New Braunfels, TX. There are always s...
Happy new week dear readers.....my week has begun rather slowly but hopefully i will speed up as the days go on...…….when my scrappy tilda irish chain quilt showed up as a work in progress in my best nine on instagram i realised i hadn't written about the finished quilt...so here it is now... ………..i had lots of pretty tilda scraps from various collections left over from my blog hop projects and decided to use them in this design with kona cotton in white for contrast …...the patchwork squares are two inches finished….there are lots of tutorials online for the irish chain quilt and its variations.....i love it and want to make more..... ……….it was longarm quilted for me in the baptist fan pattern by my lovely quilter debbie holland...…. ……….here are a couple of close ups...i do love the combination of squares for the patchwork and curves for the quilting.... ……….like many of you i've been busy getting everything put back again after christmas, especially the kitchen dishes and all the decorations…... ……….the kitchen is beautifully scented right now by this big basket of gorgeous hyacinths which were a present from my two biggest grandchildren as a thank you for picking them up from school several times a week...….there was a very sweet little note with them too...... ………..it's so grey and gloomy often during january here that any colour and scent from indoor bulbs is always a treat i love......yesterday we went on a family walk through a country deer park in cheshire......it was grey and damp but mild....we were with both girls and their families....the baby was in a pram (occasionally throwing things out of it onto the muddy ground) and also children's scooters, footballs and two dogs on leads accompanied us on our walk.....with one thing and another it was very slow progress but great fun...…..and ended at the tearoom of course..... ………….so back to my slow starting week...……..i wrote a big long to do list but after doing only a few things on it i found myself sorting out the quilt cupboard and refolding and arranging the quilts (not on the to do list)……..hopefully i will do better tomorrow and tick lots more off...……... ……….i even had help from molly with the quilt sorting.....she is lovely and cuddly and woolly at the moment but next weekend is due for her haircut so will be like a little shorn lamb then.... ……..and here is one of my new projects.....making lots of flying geese for a quilt border.... ……...loving making these and am sewing the actual geese part by hand in the evenings then joining them by machine to the quilt...…….more of this coming soon...…… ……..thank you for your kind new year wishes dear readers and for coming by to see me here....hoping your year has begun well and you have a happy week ahead.....back soon xxxxxxxx
El motivo crochet que se teje de la misma forma que la técnica "esquina a esquina" a crochet explicado paso a paso en video en es...
Languages: ENGLISH only. DOWNLOAD PDF: Log in to your Etsy account via a browser, NOT Etsy app. Click on your profile photo, choose "Purchases and reviews” from Drop-down menu. Find order, press “download files”. Need help with the pattern? Join pattern support group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/OutstandingCrochetAndFriends or send me a message. Subscribe to my newsletter to receive discount instantly: www.OutstandingCrochet.com Irish Crochet Flower Leaf PATTERN - Applique Flower Leaf Lace Motifs - Crochet Embellishment - PDF - Step-by-Step Pictures Embellish any garment with these beautiful Irish Crochet motifs or use these motifs as part of Irish Crochet project. Follow step-by-step pictures and written instructions or charts. Get 10% off on $15 Order - Enter Coupon Code SAVE10 Get 15% off on $25 Order - Enter Coupon Code SAVE15 Get 20% off on $50 Order - Enter Coupon Code SAVE20 Skill level: - Intermediate. Stitches: - ch (chain), sc (single crochet), sl st (slip stitch), hdc (half double crochet), dc (double crochet), tr (treble crochet), dtr (double treble crochet), bullion stitch. This pattern includes: - written instructions; - charts; - step-by-step-pictures. Crochet hook: - 1-1.8 mm. Recommended materials: - crochet thread size 10; - sewing needle, tapestry needle to weave in ends, matching yarn sewing thread. Finished size: - big flower is 4” (10 cm); - small flower is 2” (5.5 cm) in diameter; - leaf is 3 1/8” (8 cm) long, 2 1/4 (5.7 cm) wide, all made with 1 mm hook. *************** My biggest gratitude for your interest in my pattern! Visit www.OutstandingCrochet.com and follow by e-mail to receive free tutorials and new patterns announcements! Thanks for visiting my shop OutstandingCrochet! © 2015 Natalia Kononova www.OutstandingCrochet.com © All patterns in this shop OutstandingCrochet.etsy.com are copyrighted by and intellectual property of Natalia Kononova. TERM OF USE: -You may sell finished items based on my patterns. Please, follow this regulations: 1. Keep a copy of your receipt as proof of purchase. 2. The items cannot be mass-produced. 3. Items must be made only by the buyer. 4. Give credentials to Natalia Kononova at www.OutstandingCrochet.com as the pattern designer on a tag affixed to each item and in the listing if selling on-line. 5. You may make alterations to the pattern, but you must still link to the original pattern and credit Natalia Kononova at www.OutstandingCrochet.com on the item’s tags and listings. Thank you! - Please, do not share my pattern as it takes a lot of hard work and time to learn skills, required for designing, writing, photographing and putting together crochet patterns. Copyright violation is not a victim-less crime! - Purchasing the patterns does not remove the copyright protection of that pattern but gives you only the right to make items from it. - Do not copy, share, resell, or forward this pattern to anyone. No part of this work may be reproduced, transmitted, translated or published in any form or by any means without prior written permission. - This material can not be used for any type of mass production/ manufacturing! - All rights reserved. All documents are the property of Natalia Kononova. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any form or by any means. It is strictly prohibited to use my patterns for commercial purposes. Thank you for respecting the copyright law! Best wishes to you and Happy crocheting! Natalia.
Oklahoma Twister Pattern I designed this pattern a few years ago and I made the one I showed on the last blog. I gave the patter...
Hi dear friends. I just wanted to tell you about my exciting visit to the VET at the end of December. Mom said we were going to the vet to get the "snip-snip"....I wondered what that meant, since I already had all my shots. Well, I soon found out. I came home with stitches in my belly and my belly all shaved slick as a whistle....and I have such a cute belly too. They used some new fangled way to stitch me up, but I didn't let that stop me from licking now and then. By the end of the week my incision was beginning to open up, so mom took me back to the VET and they had to put me back to sleep again and re-stitch my cute little belly. And to make matters worse, I had to wear the CONE OF SHAME. They gave me a plastic hat and it fit around my neck and stuck out so I couldn't lick my belly any more. I could hardly walk very well because it threw my balance off....mom said it would be the longest week ever! After a few days, I was able to walk pretty normally, and even eat and drink my water. But I couldn't lick my tummy.....so I guess the cone of shame worked just fine. I healed up and after a week they took off my pretty new hat. I was glad of that, because I was getting tired of wearing that thing. Even the vet said I was quite a little dickens, not like Tommy Boy who was such a mellow fellow. But, then, I am still a cute little kitten. I won't be able to use that excuse forever! Mom says I am calming down a bit. I don't climb up her pants anymore, but I am too fat for that trick. I am not biting her quite so much either, and sit and let her pet me once in awhile, too. If I weren't so cute, I couldn't get away with half of my tricks. I like to annoy mom and dad by running around the living room in circles, jumping on mom's special chair, then the couch, and hiding in the corner, only to repeat as many times as I can. Pretty soon I will be an old lady cat and just lie around sleeping. Then mom will say, "Why don't you run around and play??" Parents are so hard to figure out. Instead of sitting in front of the computer screen, I am so sweet, and just sleeping on a pile of mom's invoices. What a good girl I am! Mom says she has to work on her website now...and I know how hard that is for her. She always says she is not a techie type. Maybe I can learn how to update her website. I bet she would love that! I hope I can do better with my blogging this year. For some reason, it is hard to sit down and get to it. It seems like I always have so much to do. I hope you all get lots done in the weeks ahead, too. Sparkie A couple of Freddy's newest quilts. She has been in Arizona teaching and featured artist at the AQS show. She also has quilts on display at the Back Porch quilts in CA. Such a busy girl. See my new hat??? I think it needs some flowers or a few bows!! Ken made fruitcake this year. I don't eat it, but he gets the biggest rave reviews from fruitcake lovers. He has been using this recipe nearly every year. I found it in the newpaper almost 50 years ago. It is called the Grand Old Recipe. Maybe I should have saved this for the Easter Parade. Here I am busy writing my blog.
There has been enough interest in my new Tambour project, that I thought I would start putting up some how-tos! It’s not the sort of thing that I can do all in one go, so I will be putting up…
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What can I say about Sophie Digard?? The first time I saw one of her scarves in a shop window in New York, I stopped dead on the sidewalk and was compelled to go inside to see what it was I was looking at. Her scarves seem almost impossibly intricate, audacious and bafflingly beautiful. Sophie Digard lives and designs in Paris. She began her company in 1999. Fibers are made and dyed to her specifications in France and then are shipped to her workshop in Madagascar where they are hand crocheted, knitted. embroidered and woven into unique works of art. Her work is in great demand worldwide and we feel fortunate to receive orders of her beautiful scarves and bags twice a year (in the Fall and Spring). Her work literally flies out of our shop when it arrives and we always feel reluctant to see it go because we so much enjoy just looking at it. Click on the image to see product description, sizes available, and how to purchase an item.
"Celtic Bubbles" It's a blustery miserably cold day here so I did some quilting and took some photos of this beautiful design. I h...
