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There are lots of different ways to knit a mitred square. This is how I knit my Mitred Square Blanket. I chose to use an analogous colour scheme of green, turquoise, teal, blue, purple, cerise as m…
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I often get asked what colours I use in my crochet projects, so today I’ve compiled a list of the colourways I most frequently use! I know what you’re thinking, ‘Celine, you alway…
Increase Rows: The first part of the graph is worked by making increases at the end of each row. You will start by chaining 6, making a DC in the 4th chain from hook and then 1 DC in each of the r...
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Beautiful crochet throws. Colourful cuddly. Suitable for beds childs cot or living room on the couch for a doze. Orders taken.
Our Cardboard Roll Yarn Wrapped Bugs Craft are the best kind of bugs. They’re colorful, they’re googly eyed, and they can’t really fly. My kind of bug.
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*** Crochet pattern instant download *** Crochet pattern for a high on trend colourblock jumper. 7 sizes : XS - S - M - L - XL - 2XL - 3XL. Jumper construction : Back and front are worked bottom up in separate pieces. Close shoulder seams and side seams. Work both sleeves on to sweater. Finish with edgings and collar. The pattern has instructions in 7 sizes, from XS up to 3XL. Each size has separate schematics with colour instructions per row. You can of course create your own colour changes and colour blocks or make a striped jumper, … The possibilities are endless. Yarn : aran / worsted weight yarn. 1340 (1485, 1700, 1930, 2200, 2450, 2700)m. Sample made with : Hobbii Fluffy Day, 100 % acrylic, 100g/285m/312yds. Yarn A 24 Cactus : 1 (1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2) balls Yarn B 22 Sage : 1 (1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2) balls Yarn C 17 Marsala : : 1 (1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2) balls Yarn D 14 Dusty Rouge : 1 (1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2) balls Yarn E 20 Mustard : 1 (1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2) balls Yarn F 18 Rust : 1 (1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2) balls Yarn G 23 Jade : 1 (1, 1, 2, 2, 2, 2) balls Crochet hook : 5 mm (or other hook size to obtain correct gauge). This pattern has been tested and tech edited.
The Loden Lambswool Zip front features a 18oz lambswool that is soft and as warm as you need for fall a vest and a winter mid layer. The fabric is a beautiful blend of wool yarn in olives, and browns creating an incredibly textured melange. - Made responsibly in India - Fabric Milling: Milled in Portugal from 100% lamsbwool - Model Measurements - 6'2 x 190lb wearing a Small - Responsibility: What does responsibility mean? People talk a lot about transparency and sustainability. I think the sum is responsibility. For Corridor, this means that we actually work in the factory with the tailors every season to create the garments and ensure the workshops are environmentally certified (ISO-9001) and socially accountable (SA 8000). You can feel good knowing where and how the garment was made.
This Neon Spin Blanket is a granny square blanket with the squares 'spun' around so that they are arranged as diamonds rather than squares.
The star crochet stitch is perfect when you want to give your project a little extra something. It's beautiful on it's own or paired with another stitch.
Learn how to crochet the join-as-you-go joining method of joining Granny Squares with this step-by-step photo tutorial.
Woo Hoo! It's time to finish up this Springy floral design! If you've chosen your floral motifs and filled in the background lattice with the flowers of your choice, now you can fill in the large central diamond. Now there are LOTS of different things you can put into the center box.... I've graphed out two different options, but there may be something else you'd like to put in your box. How about a large initial to personalize it for yourself or a friend? Go looking through your reference books or stitching magazines or cross stitch patterns for interesting alphabets that might work for this size of opening. How about a large button of some kind? A big fimo or ceramic button that fills up the box ( a flower? a bunny? or anything else that comes to mind?) or something that might just need a bit of stitching to fit.... Here's one STITCHED way to finish your center diamond, if you used the large flower elements: And here's another STITCHED version, that matches the small flower elements: Or, you can mix and match the different centers with whichever pattern you stitched on your piece. The choice of how you want to finish off this ornament project is totally up to you! And then of course, there's another decision you have to make: beads or no beads? Hmmmm..... Well, I opted for french knots in the metallic Ribbon Floss to finish off my model, but you can add as many beads as you'd like... or whatever kinds of beads you'd like to show off in your design.... Here's my finished model using french knots instead of beads: So really, you can see how flexible this design is. There are sooooo many different ways to stitch this design up, I know you'll have fun playing with it. (After I finished my springy pink and purple version, I wished I had tried a more monochromatic version.... maybe one in the palest pinks or lavenders? Or what would this look like in soft whites and golds? Sigh... so many possibilities, so little time to stitch them all.) Anyway, I hope you've enjoyed stitching it thus far.... and continue to enjoy finishing it up in your unique style. As always.... Happy Mystery Stitching!!!!
Designed by Rachel BrockmanThe Crosscut Pullover is a great little sweater with engaging construction. This sweater is knit in one piece – worked sideways from cuff to cuff. A fun, textured cable is carried up the sleeve to the neck opening, where the front and back of the sweater are then worked separately. After the neck width is reached, the front and back are rejoined, and the cable motif recommences.
You know those ridiculously huge Hersey Kisses you can get that weigh like, a pound? Those were the inspiration behind this pattern! How else would you show your love for someone, aside from a solid pound of chocolate? There really isn't any other way... unless you crochet it instead! This pattern is perfect for beginners because there isn't any sewing! You just need the following supplies: • Worsted weight yarn in white and any color of choosing • 3.5 mm crochet hook • Stitch marker • Sewing ne
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It would be fair to say that I get excited every time I post a new pattern. But this time I am especially excited because this one is VERY different! Now, you may be wondering what is so different about a plain old granny stripe pattern? This difference is not the what, it’s the how. Here’s the exc
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Learn how to make the Half Granny Stripe Blanket. Free written pattern and supporting video tutorial. Suitable for beginners.
Crochet Pattern Filet Lacy Crochet Curtains for Any Room |Instant PDF Download Vintage Crochet Pattern More curtains crochet patterns are available here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HomedecorpatternPDF?ref=search_shop_redirect§ion_id=24809138 This item is a DIGITAL PATTERN, not the physical pattern or item for sale. This is a vintage pattern. FORMAT: PDF. LANGUAGE: English. Crisp clean document for your working pleasure, the font size is 14 pt. Lace Curtains SIZE : 175.3 x 90.1 cm (70" x 36"). MATERIALS : A little over 17 (563-yd) balls Cebelia crochet cotton no. 30, sky-blue; Steel crochet hook size 1.00 (American size 12). Gathering ribbon, 3.5 cm (ca. 1½”) wide : 92 cm (about 37") for each curtain. GAUGE : A 10 x 10 cm (4” x 4") test piece equals 21.5 meshes and 13.5 mesh rows. REMINDERS ✿ Please make sure you buy a digital pattern in PDF format. ✿ The pdf file is a copy of a vintage pattern. ✿ Due to the electronic nature of this pattern, all sales are final. ✿ No refunds. !!! NOT exactly what you're looking for? More available here: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HomedecorpatternPDF PLEASE READ THE ENTIRE PAGE CAREFULLY BEFORE YOU BUY! WE DO NOT SELL FINISHED PRODUCTS. OUR STORE SELLS ONLY PDF FILES. THIS ITEM IS A PDF FILE AND COMES TO YOUR COMPUTER Your PDF pattern will be available as an instant download from Etsy upon confirmation of your payment. How instant downloads work on Etsy (including where to find and how to open): https://help.etsy.com/hc/en-us/articles/115013328108-Downloading-a-Digital-Item?segment=shopping All patterns recovered from old magazines, books, or from the public domain have been restored in a larger, easier to read format with all material from the original vintage edition included and carefully checked. I have made every effort to ensure that these instructions are accurate and complete. I cannot, however, be responsible for human error, typographical mistakes, or variations in individual work. Please Note: I do not offer personal assistance with patterns, as I do not crochet, not knit. All my photographs and pattern instructions are watermarked with my logo. Thank you so much for visiting!
Time to wrap up this small mystery project!! Let's begin by adding a sweet and simple border around your snowflake design. And I've come up with two versions, so you can decide which one you want to stitch on your project. Here's the first one that I stitched on my model: Start at the CENTER of the border row, counting up TWO THREADs from the tip of your snowflake, and work the zig zag row first, using 1 ply of the variegated Watercolours. Please note that each of your zig zag shapes are made up of four stitches (as numbered on the graph), until you reach each corner -- and that last corner shape is made of FIVE stitches! Next, add the sparkly metallic Smyrna Stars inside the zig zags and the Smyrna Squares in the corners - using 1 strand of your bright metallic ribbon color. Finally, do a simple backstitch row on either side of the zig zag border, to give it a clean finished outline. TA DA... FINI! But wait a minute... if you want to try another easy border that you'd like to add beads to, stitch this one in the same manner described above: And here's the graph for the whole design (with both borders included in the graph): And as you can see in the whole graph, I've shown a few places to add small beads around the snowflake, if you want a little bit more sparkle. So your sweet new mystery project should look something like this: I hope you've enjoyed stitching this project which combines a few diagonal satin stitches with a little bit of blackwork. It's fun to see how different techniques can be combined in interesting and easy ways, don't you think? And, here's a surprise for you: look what happens to this design when you do it in white #5 pearl cotton on RED canvas with a touch of pale gold metallic ribbon: Isn't that totally amazing how different it looks? Makes me want to go back and stitch the previous Mini Mystery pieces on red canvas as valentine ornaments!! So give it a try.... this little design lends itself well to all different types of threads, so I hope you get a chance to play around with it and find your own unique combinations....
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Why not use up all those left-over yarn scraps to make a brightly-colored crocheted blanket? An easy project for frugal crocheters.
