Granny Ripple Afghan. Printer-friendly version Send by email PDF version Approximately 54 x 82 ins. (For Beginners or Intermediate Crocheters) MATERIALS: Columbia-Minerva Nantuk 4-ply (4 oz. ball)-1 each Colors A and B; 2 each Colors C, D and E; 3 each Colors F and G. Nantuk colors shown are (A) Dk Navy, (B) Mauve, (C) Raspberry, (D) Lt Rose, (E) Cornflower, (F) Med Blue, (G) Navy. GAUGE: Measured across straight edges- Each 4 rnd sq = 4 ins. NOTES: Work all rnds from right side throughout. FIRST STRIP: (Make 6.) BASIC SQUARE: With A, ch 4, sl st into first ch to form ring. Rnd 1: Ch 3 (counts as first dc), work 1 dc in ring, ch 2, [2 dc in ring, ch 2] 3 times, join with sl st in 3rd ch of beg-ch; there are 4 dc clusters with ch-2 between. Rnd 2: With sl knot lp of B on hook, beg in any ch-2 sp, yo hook and work [2 dc, ch 3 for corner, 2 dc, ch 1] in each ch-2 sp around, join with sl st in top of first dc.
These 4 rnds form basic sq which should measure 4 x 4". SECOND SQUARE: Work first 3 rnds of basic sq. Bacon and Eggs Pillow. Is there anything more magical, more all purpose, more… downright awesome… than BACON? The internet certainly doesn’t think so, and who am I to argue with the internet? But a happy tummy full of bacon is just begging for a nap. I can’t imagine what you’ll dream about when you doze off with this pillow… Bacon and Eggs Pillow Add this pattern to your Ravelry Queue This pattern is designed to fit a 12″ to 16″ pillow form.
To fit a 16″ x 16″ square pillow form, just keep going until it’s long enough to wrap around the pillow. This is more of a stitch pattern with a recipe – be sure to read the notes carefully to make your own ooak pillow! Yarn: Caron Simply Soft Autumn Red, one skein Caron Simply Soft Bone, one skein Caron Simply Soft White, small amount Caron Simply Soft Sunshine, small amount Hook: US-H, 5.0mm Also needed: Pillow form, 12″ x 16″ Click to enlarge! Right Side (RS) Wrong Side (WS) Chain 82. Row 1: Skip the first ch, and sc twice in the next st. Rows 2-84: Ch1 and turn. Block Stitch Afghan : the way I do it !!!! .....what about two more pictures of my blanket to be???? Some of you asked me how the "dots" ( I call them "rice grains"!!!)
Can pop out in this way, so I thought it will be nice if I show you how this happens!!!! Happy about that??? Yes, I imagine so! Collect just few things : + hook + yarn in different colours + scissors + tapestry needle This is the chart (american crochet terminology), drawn by myself (!!!!!!) Your foundation chain will have these characteristics : chain 4, add as many as you like groups of "chain 3".
Choose the colour you would love to start with and make a slip knot. Chain 20 stitches Chain 2 more (total : 22 stitches) and make a single crochet (or SC) in the 7th stitch from the hook (that is the previous stitch 16 on the foundation chain!) Now, chain 2 ... ... skip 2 stitches of the foundation chain and work 1 SC in the 3rd stitch (that is the previous 13 stitch of your foundation chain!) Again : chain 2, skip 2, SC in third stitch (previous #10!) Cut the yarn Row 1 : Row 2 :
Candy Corn Throw Crochet Pattern. Harlequin Bolster Pillow-- Free pattern from the JPF Crochet Club. Designed By Julie A. Bolduc This Pillow pattern was inspired by the Men's Ribbed Hat on this site. The ends are made similar to the first few rounds of the hat. Then the body of the pillow is made to resemble a Harlequin pattern design. It is fun to make and more for the intermediate to advanced crocheter. Materials Needed 8oz Worsted weight acrylic yarn in Light Blue.
Yarn Thickness: 4mmGauge: 4dc=1"Finished Size: 8&qote; x 19"Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced InstructionsPrepare the Bolster Pillow Insert first then set aside Step 1: Cut 2 circles 8" in diameter from your fabric. Step 2: Cut a piece of fabric 19¼" x 25" Step 3: Using a 5/8" seam allowance, and starting 5/8" from the end of the large piece of fabric, sew the circles to the 25" sides of the fabric.
Step 4: Trim any excess fabric from your large piece of fabric if needed. Step 5: Pin the long ends of your opening together, right sides facing each other. Step 6: Clip the curves of your circles to reduce bulk. RND 3: Ch3. Free Crochet Pattern: Owl Pillow/Stuffie. So I have had this idea in my head ever since I made the "Oh So Cute Owl Purse". In fact as I was making the purse I was debating between a purse or a pillow but the purse took a lot less time so laziness won and I made a purse for my little girl :) This pattern follows the same pattern as the owl pillow. I just LOVE how this turned out! The colors were inspired by a sweater my daughter had when she was about a year old. I have wanted to make this project in these colors for so long and today was just the right day :) I got to sit out back in the sunshine and make this (until a rogue wasp dive-bombed me!
I am not going to go into a whole lot of detail about color switching and what not. You could also use this same pattern below to increase the size of the purse to a more adult size. Follow the link to the purse pattern above and complete it until row 4 (using a size G hook). This is as large as I made the "belly". Now to make the "head" This is the first side of your owl. That's it!!! Rainbow Afghan Pattern | Craftingranny's Craft & Sewing Room. Rainbow Afghan Pattern I finally found the original pattern and it is correct as printed here AVERAGE: For those with some experienceDirections are given for an afghan measuring 48″ wide x 64″ long Any 4 ply worsted weight yarn: 48 ounces of white (A), 8 ounces each of red (B), orange (C), yellow (D), lime green (E), turquoise (F),med. blue (G) and lavender (H) crochet hook, size H, or any size hook to obtain gauge below; tapestry needle.
GAUGE: 4 sc =1″; 4 rows = 1″. (from point to opposite edge). NOTE: Afghan is made up of 38 full fans and 14 half fans that are sewen together afterwards. FULL FAN: (make 35 multi-colored and 3 white): Starting at bottom point with A, ch 2, ROW 1: Sc in second ch from hook.ch 1 turn. hereafter ch 1, turn at end of each row, unless otherwise stated.
ROW 2: (right side) ; 3 sc in sc. ROW 3: 2 sc in first sc–inc. made; sc in next sc, 2 sc in last sc–inc. made—5 sc. ROWS: 4-11:continue increasing in first and last sc until there are 21 sc. ROW 13: Sc in each sc across. Spiral Crocheted Afghan. Giant Doily Rug. Blown up your doily and move it from table to floor!!!! Giant doily rug or floor mat is one of the most wanted crochet rugs in the recent years since it was created and made well-known by Ladies & Gentleman. Look at it, doesn’t its sublimity spice up the floor and the home decor? This giant doily rug is for my sister’s new house, I am going to make another one for mine when I am moving in… hopefully end of this year. The pattern I used is a modified 8-Point Poinsettia Doily from a Japanese crochet book, but basically you can use your favorite doily pattern to make it.
Personally, I like my rug to be denser (lesser holes) with more double crochet stitches, so I chose this doily pattern. The crochet hook to do this giant doily rug is size 10mm (N hook), it come in a set of 4 by Susan Bates Multi-Pack-Contains Sizes L,M,N,P . Took part of the time since it comes in 200 feet each and I used 7 of them to make this. The total working hour to complete this doily rug is approximately 16 hours.