Crocheted Jewelry Dishes - Knitting Crochet Sewing Crafts Patterns and Ideas! I love the vitrines at the Metropolitan Museum of Art that are filled with household artifacts from places long ago and far away. Tightly woven mats and perfectly crafted sandals, hammered metal and braided leather, ancient objects still feel alive with the integrity and vitality of their makers. What sometimes also strikes me is how little our aesthetic values have changed over the thousands of years. Beauty is still a human imperative and careful craftsmanship is still a revered skill. We still respond to simple shapes and beautiful materials, to whimsical embellishments and practical uses. I thought about this a lot as I crocheted these Jewelry Dishes. My trip into antiquity was greatly assisted by the purity and simplicity of Habu's extraordinary fibers.
It's not hard to make your own pretty little trays and bowls, just some simple crocheting... like it's always been done! PS Wouldn't these gorgeous brass bracelets be right at home in a museum case? The Materials The Patterns Gauge. Japanese Knitting Patterns. 01/01/2012 - 02/01/2012. Que cette année vous COmble de bonheur, qu'elle soit créative, COlorée, pleine de COuture, de triCOT, de renCOntres, de p'tits COCOs et de grands COCOs, de COokies maison, de COpains, de COpines, de COnfiseries en tout genre, qu'elle soit douce comme du COton, Et n'oubliez pas de rester COol, COquins et COquines et COmplètement accros aux Fåntåisies de COCOrely!!
Je partage avec vous un texte trouvé sur internet qui je trouve permet de bien commencer l'année : Pour les non-anglophones, voici ce qui est dit : C’est ta vie. Fais ce que tu aimes et fais-le souvent. Si tu n’aimes pas quelque chose, change le. | Applications Ipad pour tricoteuses | in the loop. Depuis que je suis inscrite sur Ravelry, je dispose d’une grande bibliothèque numérique de patrons de tricot (essentiellement des pdf). Aussi lorsque mes amis m’ont offert l’an dernier le nouvel Ipad 2, j’ai commencé à chercher des applications intéressantes me permettant de gérer mes travaux d’aiguille.
Je vous propose donc une revue d’applications utiles pour tricoteuses. Il existe 2 grandes familles d’applications tricot: les applications de type “magazine”: quasiment toutes en anglais, ces applications vous permettent de télécharger les derniers numeros de vos revues tricot préférées,les applications “techniques”: applications qui vous permettent de gérer votre projet tricot Mon top 3 des applications de magazines tricot Vogue Knitting: Lion Brand Yarns: oui je sais ce n’est pas un magazine, mais cette application permet d’accéder à une large bibliothèque de patrons tricot/crochet gratuits. Mon top 3 des applications techniques Génial non ? Les autres possibilités Et Ravelry dans tout ça ? Lucky Slug's Scrapbook. Knitting Crochet Sewing Crafts Patterns and Ideas! Trico*bsession. Librairie Japonaise. Red Bird and Green Pig plush toy. I have had great response from the beanies that I've made, and I've got orders from my friend to make her the plush toy version for the Green Pig.
Since its her birthday in September, I've made it just in time so I have time to post it to her in Hong Kong. After finishing the Pig I thought it looked abit lonely on its own, so I've decided to make him a companion as well. Yarn: Moda Vera, Marvel Plain 100% acrylic col1015, scraps of acrylic yarns for nose and eyes.Needles: 3.25mm Yarn: Patons Australia, Big Baby 8 ply red 60% acrylic and 40% Nylon for the main head, Peter Pan, Darling 10 ply white 100% polyester for bottom part of the head, and scraps of acrylic yarns for nose and eyes. Needles: 3.25mm Yarn: Moda Vera, Marvel Plain 100% acrylic, scraps of acrylic yarns for nose and eyes.Needles: 3.25mm And PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE post pictures to my Ravelry account if you make these little guys!!
Killerbees. Cute Amigurumi! Les Zigouiguis d'AïkElo. The Running Yarn. Tricots de la Droguerie. Coté Passions. Tricot - Page 10 - NOUCHKA - Tricot et couture / Blog couture et tricot ... du fait main ! DROPS Design ~ Modèles gratuits de tricot et de crochet. Knitting. Since headbands are about the only thing Julia will wear on her head unless it goes below -15 Celsius, I designed another one. Here is the pattern below. Note: If any of you had printed this pattern off the first couple of days it was published, please reprint.
I've corrected an error (4 cable repeats instead of 3). Update (Jan. 13, 2011): Fellow knitter Olga (ignia on Ravelry) has created a very useful chart showing all the pattern stitches. You can find a link to it in this blog post. Wide Cabled Headband I made this headband with Elann Peruvian Uros Aran (wool/llama), but you can substitute any aran-weight yarn (one that gives 18 stitches and 24 rows over 4 inches square using stockinette stitch). Measurements: 4.5 inches by 19 inches Size: One size, stretches to about 21 inches. Instructions: Cast on 9 stitches. Next row (RS): K1, P1, K1, P1, K1, M1, P1, K1, P1, K1. (10 stitches)- Next row: P1, K1, P1, K1, P2, K1, P1, K1, P1. Work rows 5 to 12 of cable pattern. Next row: K1. Cast off.