LW1568 Crochet Lullaby Blanket. Infant Turtle Shell “Blanket” « HodgePodge Crochet. **DISCLAIMER** Before I begin this tutorial, let me tell you that the basic pentagon, granny, hexagon etc. shapes are not copyrighted by anyone to my knowledge.
This tutorial is copyrighted by me–but that doesn’t mean that somebody else can’t have ever made or can never make a pentagon or a hexagon. Because we’re talking motif here, think of this project like a really small blanket. I know ANYONE who crochets has made at least one motif joined blanket (granny squares are really popular with new crocheters–AND THEY’RE MOTIFS). The first motif pattern I want to show you how to make is the pentagon (5 sides). Below that pattern I will take you through my version for the hexagon (6 sides) turtle shell blanket. Pentagon motif patterns are always a lot of fun to make and you can flip them and turn them to create all sorts of adorable projects.
Basic Five Sided Pentagon Shape Granny Style Motif. Mayflower Baby Blanket. Egg Bowl Photography Prop pattern by Alli Hyer. Free Alphabet Graphs. Alphabet Graphs designed by Kim Guzman © Sep. 1997 Email to kim@crochetkim.com This is the complete alphabet graphs which I have designed for the Personalized Baby Afghan here.
These graphs are also useful for knitting, plastic canvas, Tunisian crochet, tapestry crochet, filet crochet and more. Classic Baby Blanket. Twelve years ago, when I had my first baby, my great-aunt Maureen gave me a beautiful gift.
The gift was a crocheted baby blanket. I loved this blanket for its simplicity and elegance. And I've used this same blanket for each one of my little babes. This blanket is one of my very favorite gifts to give. Years ago, I asked my aunt Maureen how she made it...what the pattern was. After some years of making this blanket (and showing a few others how to make it as well), I've come up with a set pattern. I still love this blanket for its simplicity and elegance, and my hope is that you will too.
Materials: 1 ½ cones (about 920-1035 yards) 100 % cotton 4-ply yarn in ecru size J (6mm) crochet hook Gauge: 4” x 4” = 12 dc x 6 rows CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Finished Measurements: 36” x 36” Terms used: ch = chain sl st = slip stitch dc = double crochet sp = space sk = skip st(s) = stitches. Little White Dress. I made this dress to donate to a pregnancy center for charity.
It was made with no pattern. I just crocheted what I wanted it to look like, crocheting in the round with graduated shells. I was asked how to make it, so here's what I did. The inspiration for this dress and trim was the Summer Splendor Doily. The original dress I made for charity, after receiving many requests for a pattern, I decided to write one out. Materials: Approx. 250 yds ww, aran or bulky yarn Crochet Hook size H or size I if you crochet tightly Finished Size: NB to 3m baby dress or top Preemie Size Obtained with Sport weight and a size G crochet hook Gauge: 5 rounds in pattern stitch are 4”.
Skill Level: Intermediate due to stitches Special Stitches: Shell (dc, ch1-3 times, dc) (dc, ch1-5 times, dc) (dc, ch1-6 times, dc) Cluster: Holding back last loop on each, work 3 dc in same st or sp, yo and pull thru all 4 loops on hook. Notes: The number of dc sts per shell change from round to round. Gehaakte babyschoentjes (uitlegfilmpje) - crochet baby booties (tutorial) Voor iedereen die net als mij nog niet is uitgehaakt, hier een nieuwe uitdaging: schattige babyschoentjes!
Hieronder wat voorbeeldjes via deze etsyshop, waar je ook leuke haakpatroontjes kunt bestellen. En onder de voorbeeldjes een uitlegfilmpje om zelf direct aan de slag te gaan! A new challenge for all my crocheting friends: little babybooties! Here are some examples I found in this etsyshop, in this shop you can also order very cute crochetpatterns. Under the example-pics, you'll find a you tube tutorial for making baby booties! Free Pattern- The Addison Headband. Thank you for using a Calleigh’s Clips original pattern.
I have done my best to keep my patterns simple and easy to understand. If at any time you need assistance, please feel free to contact me at calleighclips@att.net Please remember that there may be a slight variance in sizing due to different tensions of each individual and materials used. All patterns are copyright protected, but you are welcome to sell finished products made from my patterns. I do ask, however, that you mention my company name along with my web shop address as follows: Calleigh’s Clips & Crochet Creations by Elisabeth Spivey I would love to see your finished products if you would like to send me pictures. Enjoy, Elisabeth. Shell Stitch Beanie pattern by The Dainty Daisy.