How to Crochet a Bow. Repeat Crafter Me. Free Crochet Patterns. © Jennifer Dickerson 2013 Please note: Patterns are for personal and charity use only. In addition, if you enjoy the pattern, please link to it, but do not copy the pattern to your own website or blog (including other languages). Thank you! Flower Patch Button Wrap. Amigurumi Heart Tutorial. This quick and fun heart tutorial is a good starting point for anyone wishing to move beyond designing amigurumi plush that are mix of ball and tube shapes. The slip stitch join is a very useful technique that has many possibilities besides hearts :] Here are some ideas for it's use: straight legs for dolls and animals, fingers for hands, bunny or monster ears, plant branches . . .
Difficulty: ❤❤♡♡ Advanced beginner This is a wonderful beginner's project but it does use a few advanced techniques: The magic ring, invisible decrease and a slip stitch join of the two halves. Planet June has a wonderful tutorial of how to do the invisible decrease and the magic ring. Materials You'll Need:• Yarn in your choice of color(s)• Crochet hook - D to F depends on yarn weight• Stuffing - Polyfil• Yarn or Darning Needle• Scissors❤ Optional - keychain, phone lanyard, pin back, necklace chain, ornament hookCrochet Terms:This pattern is written in American terms. American (UK/British) ch - Chain (chain) Kawaii bee amigurumi pattern The little amigurumi... | mohu blog. Kawaii bee amigurumi pattern The little amigurumi bee is quite simple to make, so here is a free pattern for you. Materials and tools:Yellow, black, and white yarnCrochet hookStuffingBlack beads, buttons, or safety eyes (for eyes)Black thread (for sewing eyes and mouth)Tapestry needle and a smaller sewing needle Gauge:Exact gauge is not important.
I used medium weight yarn and a 3.5mm hook, to get a bee that’s 5 cm / 2” long and 4 cm / 1.6” wide. Pattern:The little bee is worked in the round. Body: 1. Cut yarn, leaving a tail for sewing, and finish off. Wings (make 2): 1. 6sc in a circle, but don’t join the circle. Cut yarn, leaving a long tail for sewing, and finish off. Sew the wings to the top of the bee, using the pictures as a guide. Face: Use black thread to sew a face onto your bee, using the photos as a reference. That’s all! Copyright things: This pattern is free for personal use. 9 months ago <a href=" Pitsiline t-särk vaip'
Crochet Drawstring Bag. I am so glad that my blog’s migration is finally over, phew!!! After numerous sleepless nights fighting against broken links, fine tune the layout (still doing though), adding plugins, widgets, blah blah blah…. I am back to posting again, YAY!!! As promised, here is my first free pattern for the drawstring bag made from T-shirt yarn, yup, another recycle project for the environment. You can click the image below to get the free pattern link in acrobat .pdf format. Before you jump into the free pattern, below are some of the tips on how to get it done. Switching Yarn Color The beauty of T-shirt yarn is that you can make a nice adhere joint for color switching. Cut the 2 ends in slanting shape. Apply glue at a length of 1.5 inch. Wrap the outer yarn onto the inner and make it into tubular form as always.
Eyelet installation We need to have eyelets fit at the hole we made to run a draw-string. Drawstring After finish crochet the drawstring, run it through the eyelet holes. Sea Monster Amigurumi. Amigurumi Parakeet. Amigurumi Mushrooms. Crochet Ball. Nerdigurumi. Multi Purpose Chibi Pattern This is a multi-pattern that is a basic oval-shaped ball that comes with multiple ways of finishing it that include a cat, dog, bunny, bear, duck, mushroom, carrot or strawberry.
These work up super quick since they are so small and pretty simple, around 30 minutes from start to finish. They’re a bit over 1 inch in height and would make a great keychains or phone straps. I’ll probably be using this as the base pattern for my amigurumi workshop at Tsukino Con in February since it is shorter and simpler than the peanut animal pattern I was using before and I get many repeat con goers who may appreciate something different to work on. A pile of guys! The carrot is a bit scared of the bunny! Kawaii Ichigo! Pattern Details These were made using a 3.5 mm crochet hook and my stash of 100% cotton worsted weight yarn, colours listed below. Yarn Colours Used Red Hot Green Emerald Hot Orange Sunflower Sunburst Hot Blue Hot Violet Purple Ecru Country Pink Hook this up! Külmikukollid. Granny Square Afghan. Finally completed, after 18 years! Well that's when I started the middle (slightly faded) part of this blanket, as a cot quilt for Jacob (now 17).
I obviously washed it a few times so that part has fused and almost 'felted' nicely.As this was the first thing I had ever crocheted, I was very fond of it and when it became clear that I wouldn't be needing it as a cot quilt again, I decided to extend it. Only problem was that, by then, I had forgotten how to crochet! So it was back to my sister Jane, the 'crochet mistress', for a re-cap. The original cot quilt squares had been made with left over Appleton's tapestry wool, which we had in abundance because my first bit of entrepreneurship was a tapestry kit business. It was very successful, we sold the kits all over the world and in all the major department stores in the UK and it is still going strong now. Beanie. Ribbed Beanie - Style 2. Crochet Ribbed Hat. CROCHET Waffle Scarf. Knit-Like Circle Scarf. Kootud mütsid.