Cheri Hat. Free Pattern &Tutorial at CraftPassion.com - StumbleUpon. I found a Koala Amigurumi Pattern in the Woman’s Day website and I have some off-white and gray organic cotton yarns on hand, so I made a pair of these small little stuffed koalas for my kids in reverse color.
Some ideas to make it differently: 1. This adorable little koala is about 3-5″ tall only (depend on your yarn and the matching hook size), install a key ring on it’s head and turn it into a key chain, hang it to the bag’s zipper. 2. If we sew the limbs closer to the center of the body and insert 4 small strong magnets to the tip of each limb, you can make it “huggy” and hug on a tree branch or at the edge of your curtain or your pencil, ruler etc… 3. And, and…. instead of poly-fills, stuff beads into the body to weight it down and with the magnets of it limbs, it can be a cute memo holder on your desk too 4. Find the appropriate positions for the ears, approx at the center of the vertical cross section of the head, middle of the height. Lastly, stuff and sew the limbs to the body. Spring 2011. Baby [Toddler, Child, Adult] Light Pink shown in Child size on 3 year old model.
Light Blue shown in Toddler size on 18 month old model. Circumference: 14½ [16½, 18½, 20½]. Hats will stretch by about 2", to fit heads sized up to 16" (baby), 18" (toddler), 20" (child), and 22" (adult). Please note that yarn substitution may affect stretchiness of hat, so choose size accordingly. Cascade Ultra Pima [100% Pima Cotton; 220 yards/200 meters per 3.5 ounce/100 gram ball]; #3731, light blue; 1 skein per hat #3752, light pink; 1 skein per hat Recommended needle sizes. Easy apple crochet coaster free pattern. Free teddy bear hat crochet pattern. Crochet Pattern Central - Free, Online Crochet Patterns - Beginner Crochet Instructions - Crochet Tips, Tricks, Testimonials and More! Carinas Craftblog: Granny square joining tutorial.
Just a warning before we get started with the tutorial, there's LOTS of pictures and I may go into too much detail, but that's just what I do. ;-) By the way, this is the yarn I use.
Dc/treble: this refers to the same stitch. Dc if you use US crochet terms and treble if you use UK terms. July 2012 - Please note: these days I do very little crochet because I'm working on an embroidery book. The book writing also means I may not have time to help with any crochet-y questions/problems. There are loads of methods of joining (granny) squares, my method is just one, and may not even be the best. If you have particular layout for your blanket in mind, lay out your squares in that pattern. Then stack your squares so you can keep track of what goes where. Because of how this method works, it is best to have as few squares in each stack as possible.
Take the top square and put it on the left and then the next square and keep that on the right. Lay the rows together with backs facing each other. Dan's Minimalist Scarf pattern by Cathy Dipierro. Louie's Loops: Taking Crocheting to the Future. So I'm somewhat, okay a lot of, a nerd.
For those of you who arn't or maybe didn't know, there's a little convention called Comic Con, and last Thursday through Sunday all the lucky people of New York had their 6th annual Comic Con. Unluckily for me I live in California, and I'm also broke :) but to commemorate this event and kinda commemorate Halloween, which is just around the corner, I decided to make a nerd based crocheted item (the first of many more). For those of you who don't know, this is known as a Brain Slug from the show Futurama. It attaches to someone's (or something's) head and controls them, kinda making them into a zombie like state. Any how, you can see a video of the episode with these guys here Here are some photo's of the finished product: Louie's Loops: Movember (No Shave November) Many famous people have sported these bad boys throughout the years, like Hulk Hogan, John Lenon, and Seth Rogen, and now, you too!!
Along with this bad boy comes these sweet sideburns that can be attached to glasses, you may have seen them on the Early November Giveaway I did a while back. Free Hats Crochet Pattern Link Directory. Art of Crochet by Teresa - Slinky Crochet Flower. Crochet Swirls (Tutorial) « Crafts. (Update: To see more of my patterns, please visit my ONLINE SHOP!)
This is a little crochet swirl. You might have seen me using it in this project. And since I gave you a pinky swear promising I’d show you how it’s done, here it is. But before I start, I’d just like to let you know that I am no crochet guru. Not by a long shot. Which in short means that I really hope the following sentences make at least some sense. Here’s what you need. Two yarns of different color – the bulkier the yarn the bulkier the swirl. You also need one hook that will work well with your yarns, a needle and a pair of scissors. Let’s pretend that is not a hair cutting scissors. Please. The whole swirl has only four rows. 1. 2. 3. 4. Finish off. Small Crochet Flower 1.
Showing how to make a small crochet flower.
Crochet Geek - Crochet Freedom Scarf. Crochet Geek - Free Instructions and Patterns. Baby Crochet and Photo Props : HappyBabyCrochet. Crochet Flower - How to Add Rounds. Video Tutorial: Crochet Flower - How to Add Rounds Written by Teresa Richardson Abbreviations FPSC - Front Post Single Crochet SC - Single Crochet SL ST - Slip Stitch DC - Double Crochet TC - Triple Crochet Chain 5, Join Round 1: 10 SC through the loop, join in the beginning single crochet.
Round 2: CH 1, *SC in the same stitch, CH 3, SK 1 SC, SC in the next, complete 5 times total from *, the last chain 3 will be a slip stitch to join. (5 chain 3 loops total) Round 3: *CH 1, 6 DC in loop, CH 1, SL ST in the next SC, complete 5 times total from *. (5 Petals Total) Second Set of PetalsRound 4: CH 1, *BPSC around the post of the SC on round 2. Crocheted Flowers Pattern « I made this. Sorry Angie.
I had planned to take some pics to go with this before posting. But it would be ages before that happens, being the protracted procrastinator that I am. So here goes. Emily Hat. Shell Stitch Beanie. I said I would post a free patttern, so here it is.
This is a pattern for the shell stitch beanie in my previous post. I LOVE this beanie because it stitches up quickly and adds a great texture to the average beanie. The pattern here is for a 0-3 months size and a child size (3-10 years), but I hope to add in the other sizes when I find a moment. Please let me know if something doesn't work up right. The Dainty Daisy.