Basic Lyon Beanie | VO Knits by Veronica O'Neil. Monarch Lyon Hat | VO Knits by Veronica O'Neil. Madder: Patterns: lovebug booties. Acorn Bag (Alternate Top Pattern Included) Hey Everyone! I haven't seen any one post this cute little bag in a while so here is my version of Roman Socks' Little Acorn Project Bag. Alternate Top Pattern (Link to my Ravelry Page where there are a few helpful photos for some of the steps): R1: In a magic ring, ch 2, 8 dc in ring. Join with sls to first dc. (8 st)R2: ch 2, fpdc around first dc, dc then fpdc in every dc around.
Join with sls. (16 st)(A FPDC is just a double crochet that goes around the post of the stitch of the previous row, rather than in the top.)R3: ch 2, fpdc around ch from prev row, dc then fpdc in every st around. Join with sls. (32 st)R4: ch 2, fpdc cluster (start fpdc in fpdc to the right, but before finishing fpdc (2 loops on hook) yo and fpdc into the fpdc to the left (creates a /\ )), dc into stitch behind cluster, dc into next stitch. Repeat fpdc cluster and 2dc around.
To create rim:R? If more length is needed:R? Hope you guys like it! Stitch marker: fearless fashion. Last night, I got to hang out with nine lovely women. We went to happy hour and had wine and Italian food, then went to the opera grand opening. During happy hour, we sat around in our gorgeous gowns and talked about what we wore as little girls. A woman across the table talked about her Toni perm and coke bottle glasses (along with eye patch.)
I relayed a story about my skinny, stretchy, stripy halter top I wore to ride my purple Schwinn with the banana seat. One woman mentioned how she wore pink plastic glasses and a long (awful) pink gown to a wedding. I love how little girls can carry off outrageous style. I'm hoping this little dress I designed falls somewhere on the awesome end of the spectrum, while expressing some of that fearless girl style. Because it takes a special girl--or mood--to wear a giant striped cowl collar. The collar is truly big. And it can be done in stripes, as shown, or with a self-striping or special handspun yarn that would work without any ends. Craft blog : How To Make Granny Straps. These are the straps I designed for the secret hex bag. Below are charts, written instructions, and a video.
Plus a bonus alternate two-row version. Yay! My suggestion is that you look at the chart, watch the video, and go for it. If you absolutely must, read the written directions, but they are super-wordy even though the straps are pretty simple to make. Granny Strap Written DirectionsRow 1: Make an odd number of foundation single crochet (fsc) stitches. Stop making that face ... it's easy! Row 2: Make two single crochet (sc) stitches in the top of the third fsc, chain 1, * skip 1 fsc, 2 sc in next fsc , chain 1 repeat from * until you get to the last fsc. Row 3: In the chain space to the left of the start of row 2, make 2 sc, chain 1, * skip 1 fsc, 2 sc in next fsc , chain 1 repeat from * until you get to the 2 chain corner. Finishing: Weave in yarn ends. Here is a two-row version I used on the phone cozy I made.
Row 1: Make an odd number of foundation single crochet (fsc) stitches. Stegosaurus Knitted Dinosaur. Yesterday, we reviewed the totally fun new knitting book by Tina Barrett, Knitted Dinosaurs. Well, the wonderful folks over at STC Craft/Melanie Falick Books have given us a free pattern from the book for a knitting social! We’ll be knitting the Stegosaurus.
Look at this guy! I bet you have a dinosaur fan on your holiday giftlist who would love to find this guy with their name on it. There is plenty of time to knit up a couple of these ferociously cute dinosaurs. This great toy project is even manageable for the beginning knitter as all the pieces are knit flat and then seamed and sewn together. So, let’s get started! *Disclaimer: We were given a copy of Knitted Dinosaurs to review and giveaway as well as a free pattern download from the book. If you are not reading this post in a feed reader or at then the site you are reading is illegally publishing copyrighted material. Christmas Tree Hat | Hat | Style. Cow Slippers Crochet Pattern. Boat Knitting Pattern, Tutorial. Peace Sign (detailed) By Rachel Choi – 27 Comments For those who have asked so kindly for detailed step by step photos of the Peace Sign Crochet Pattern, here it is!
To see all the pattern specifications see the original pattern. This tutorial still requires you to know how to crochet the stitches and will not go into detail about every single stitch. If you need need help with the stitches or crochet language, check out the crochet abbreviations chart, since it has links to the stitch tutorials. This tutorial is for both right and left handed people. For left handed pictures, roll your mouse over the image and it will change for you. Round 1: ch 13 tr in first ch made ch 3 ch 3 (this is the second time in pattern) tr in first ch made (this is the second time in pattern) ch 7 sl st in sixth ch made at beginning of round Round 2: 14 sc in ch-7 space 6 sc in next ch-3 spaces 6 sc in next ch-3 spaces (this is the second ch-3 space) 14 sc in next ch-7 space sl st in first sc made Here it is! La Gitana sleeveless hoodie: Knitty Spring+Summer 2010.
BACK Hem Facing: Using straight or circular needle(s), CO 88[100, 106, 110, 116, 128, 138, 150] sts. Work 6 rows in stockinette st, ending with a WS row. Next Row [RS]: K all sts through back loops. This row forms turning row for hem. Lower Body: Setup Row [WS]: P27[32, 34, 36, 37, 40, 43, 47], place marker, k2, p4 tbl, k2, place marker, p18[20, 22, 22, 26, 32, 36, 40], place marker, k2, p4 tbl, k2, place marker, p27[32, 34, 36, 37, 40, 43, 47]. Next Row [RS]: K to first marker, work Row 1 of Right Cable, k to third marker, work Row 1 of Left Cable, k to end. Shape Waist: Waist Decrease Row [RS]: Work in pattern to second marker, ssk, k to 2 sts before third marker, k2tog, work in pattern to end. Work 15 rows in pattern. Waist Increase Row [RS]: Work in pattern to second marker, slip marker, m1, k to third marker, m1, slip marker, work in pattern to end.
Note: Read ahead! BO 5[5, 7, 8, 9, 10, 10, 13] sts at beginning of next 2 rows. 78[90, 92, 94, 98, 108, 118, 124] sts. Toddler Slippers « ohmygoodknits! Fast Flower Bookmark. Fun Circles Wrist Cuff. By Erin Burger – 11 Comments Want a colorful accessory to bring together an outfit, to stick in a stocking stuffer or make for a teacher appreciation gift? Look no further! Finish the project from beginning to end in well under an hour and play around with different color combination for added fun. Finished Size: cuff is approx. 9″ (22.86 cm) long and each circle with border is 2.5″ (6.35 cm) wide Gauge: each circle has a diameter of 2.25″ (5.72 cm) Need help understanding the abbreviations and symbols? Crochet Pattern: Fun Circles Wrist Cuff Make three circles (pictured cuff has three different colored circles) Round 1: ch 2, 8 sc in 2nd ch from hook, place marker (do not join, use stitch markers at beginning and/or end of rounds to keep track): 8 sc Round 2: 2 sc in next sc and each sc around: 16 sc Round 3: (2 sc in next sc, sc in next sc) around, sl st in next sc: 24 sc Finish off, weave in all ends.
Sew button on first circle (opposite of circle with ch-4 space). Musical Notes. By Erin Burger – 29 Comments Finished Size: Whole Note is approx. 1 3/4″ (4.45 cm) wide and Eighth Note is 1 3/4″ (4.45 cm) wide and approx. 3″ (7.62 cm) tall Gauge: not needed for this pattern Need help understanding the abbreviations and symbols? Check out the crochet abbreviation chart! Crochet Pattern: Musical Notes Whole note Round 1: ch 2, 8 sc in 2nd ch from hook: 8 sc Round 2:Do no join, use a stitch marker here if needed, 2 sc in first sc and in each sc around: 16 sc Round 3: Do not join, 2 sc in first 2 sc after stitch marker, break off: 4 sc Eighth Note: Round 1: ch 2, 8 sc in 2nd ch from hook: 8 sc Round 2:Do no join, use a stitch marker here if needed (see All About Stitch Marker in Crochet for more info) , 2 sc in first sc and in each sc around: 16 sc Round 3: Do not join, 2 sc in first 2 sc after stitch marker, ch 7, sc in 2nd ch from hook in in each of the next 5 ch, sc into next sc on body of note, break off: 10 sc Now weave in all the ends, make it pretty!
Free Crochet Pattern: Key Fridgie. Piano Key Scarf. EDIT: This pattern was updated on December 21, 2009. The pattern as written now, uses a larger hook size (to solve the stiffness problem) and includes tips for changing colors and carrying loose ends as you work so that you will have only ONE loose end to tuck in after you complete your scarf. This pattern is intended for people with experience and lots of patience as a lot of color changes are required. This pattern is not recommended for beginners. Please read this pattern fully and carefully before beginning. You will be required to repeat certain rows to obtain the piano key layout. Be sure to only repeat the rows indicated when instructed to. Gauge: 11 sc = 3’’ 6 rows = 2’’ Gauge Swatch: 3’’w x 2’’h (7.5 cm x 5 cm) ch 12.
How to Change Colors in this Pattern For this pattern, when you are instructed to change colors, make one chain with the color you are currently using, then cut the yarn and pull the loop on your hook so that the loose strand of yarn is pulled through the stitch. Kathryn Ivy - Kiddie Cadet. Designed by Alice and Grace Schnebly "Report for duty, cutie! " We love how this hat turned out. We wanted to design something for kids that was fashionable but not too over-the-top for daily wear. It's perfect for both boys and girls—not frilly but still cute—and stylish to boot. This hat would make a great shower gift for those friends where the normal baby hat just won’t do! The Kiddie Cadet is knit from the bottom up in the round, and the bill is added later with a short row technique.
Price: Now available for FREE! Sizes to fit Baby (Toddler, Child): 14" (16", 18") in circumference. Yarn requirements: Approximately 110 yards worsted weight yarn; We used Cascade 220 Superwash Wool (100% wool, 100 grams/220 yards), color #869 Army Green; two hats can be made from one skein. PDF Preview 3 pages, 980KB, Available as PDF File This pattern can be downloaded free of charge and is also available for instant download on Ravelry. Devil cap with cables/Djævlehue med snoninger pattern by Marie Grønning. Removable Ear Flaps pattern by Amy Gillespie. Cisco. Cisco is a brightly striped Peruvian style baby hat with ties. One size Finished Measurements Approximately 12” around back of head x 6” high (including neckband) Materials 1 Ball each Berroco Comfort DK (50 grs), #2731 Kidz Orange (orange), #2719 Sunshine (yellow), #2751 True Red (red), #2733 Turquoise, #2736 Primary Blue (blue) and #2740 Seedling (green) Straight knitting needles, size 6 (4.00 mm) OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE Gauge 22 sts = 4”; 32 rows = 4” in St st Stitch Glossary Dec 2 Sl 2 sts tog as if to k2 tog, k1, pass 2 slipped sts over k1 – 2 sts dec’d Stripe Sequence Knit 2 rows orange, knit 2 rows yellow, work 2 rows in St st with red, knit 4 rows turquoise, work 2 rows in St st with orange, knit 2 rows blue, work 4 rows in St st with green, rep from * once more – 36 rows total.
Hat Back: With straight needles, using orange, cast on 11 sts. Dec Row 1 (RS): K6, Dec 2, k6 – 13 sts. Dec Row 2 (RS): K5, Dec 2, k5 – 11 sts. Row 2 and all WS rows: Work even. 120-1 Jumper in stockinette st with hood and crochet borders in 1 thread ”Paris” or 2 threads “Alpaca” pattern by DROPS design. Angry Pig Hat | knitandtwirl. The Cat, sporting a dashing Angry Pig hat This is a super-quick knit in chunky yarn, on 5.5mm needles. Set aside an evening, start a favourite film, pour yourself a glass of wine (optional), place a fluffy cat on your lap (not optional) and knit yourself an Angry Pig hat! Designed for The Boy and modelled by The Cat. You will need: 1 skein (~100m) darker green chunky yarn (I used King Cole Big Value, a basic acrylic), oddments of lighter green, white and black DK, 5.5mm and 4mm circs, small amount of toy filling, tapestry needle Beanie Base: Co 80 in chunky green.
Row 1: k to 2 before marker, ssk, sm, k2tog rep from 3 more times Row 2: k all Rep row 1 – 2 5 more times. Earflaps: Pick up 15 stitches starting from below one decrease “seam”. Ears: CO 10 in chunky. Snout: CO 44 in DK lighter green with 4mm needles. Finishing: Run thread through snout and pull into a cup shape. Done! Like this: Like Loading...