Summer Garden Granny Square. I love making Granny Squares.
There's just something about creating little stacks of them that is hugely satisfying. They are versatile, and easy for beginners to learn because the basic stitches and method of working "in the round" are simple to get to grips with. It's how I first learnt to crochet 18 months ago, and I still get a huge amount of pleasure from making granny squares. This particular square, which I am calling my Summer Garden Granny Square, is my own pattern. It came about after I had an idea of making squares for a blanket, which when all assembled together would resemble a garden blooming with summer flowers. So :: For my blanket squares (pictured above) I'm using a DK weight pure wool, with a 4mm hook.
I'm going to write the pattern in UK crochet terms where the main stitch is a UK Treble. Stitches used are as follows: sl st (slip stitch) :: insert hook, yarn over, pull the loop back through the stitch, then through the loop on your hook. To Start :: Tardis Crochet. Hi everyone.
I'm finally back with a follow-up to my dark mantle... for your consideration, I present, the crochet Tardis. Now for a little back story, at some point after Thanksgiving, a professor approached me with an interesting challenge: crochet a Dr. Who-themed item as a Christmas gift for her husband. Crochet Spot & Blog Archive & Crochet Pattern: Peace Sign (detailed) By Rachel Choi – 29 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. Round 1: ch 13 tr in first ch made ch 3 ch 3 (this is the second time in pattern) Crochet Spot & Blog Archive & How to Crochet: Honeycomb Stitch. The honeycomb stitch is an classic stitch mostly used in vintage patterns for lace coverlets and tablecloths.
Use this stitch for a long table runner in a fun, bright color and bring a classic stitch out of antiquity! Chain a multiple of 5 plus 2 Row 1: sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each sc across Row 2: ch 1, turn, sc into first 2 sc, (ch 5, skip 2 sc, sc in next 3 sc) across, ending with ch 5, sc in last 2 sc. Cool Crochet Cable Crochet Hat. Introduction My husband, bless his heart, is probably the most supportive crochet husband I have ever met.
If i say i need more yarn, buttons, hooks, anything related to yarn craftiness, his answer is "then lets go get you that. " But Anytime i ever offer to make him something.... "No. " not in a mean spirited way, he just tells me he doesn't need anything crocheted. Free Smaller Motif Square Crochet Pattern Link Directory. Alter Nate Crochet Square. As my geometric designs seem to have achieved the most attention I am aiming to produce a few more for your delight and delectation.
This square builds upon Alter Ego, but with a square result. It is a very basic solid square, with minimal weaving of ends, despite working with 4 colours at once. The example was made with 4 colours (plus border) of 4 ply BFL sock yarn on a 3 mm hook. It could also be worked with double knitting yarn on a 4.5mm hook, or worsted weight yarn and a 5.5mm (I) hook. Repeat rounds until the required measurements are reached. You will require 4 stitch markers. American terminology used throughout. Free Crochet Pattern: Vanna's Choice® Coozie. Free Crochet Patterns for Stuffed Animals and Toys. NeedleNoodles: Crochet Patterns, Knit Patterns, Amigurumi Awesomeness - StumbleUpon. CRAFT Pattern: Crocheted Reversible Swiffer Sock : Daily source of DIY craft projects and inspiration, patterns, how-tos. By Linda Permann I’ve always hated buying refills for my Swiffer sweeper — even though I use both sides of the cloth, it just seemed silly to throw them away.
My sweeper had been languishing in my closet because I had no refills when I realized I could crochet my own reusable cover from some yarn I already had in my stash. I came up with this reversible version that’s loopy on one side (to grab the dust) and flat on the other (for damp mopping). This “sock” is fun and quick to crochet, easy to complete with scraps, and a great use for acrylic yarns, since they create static, which makes dust and hair cling. Once you’re done dusting, you can brush the excess dirt and dust into the trash bin (really, it’s okay to touch dirt!) And then throw the sock in the washer and dryer with your other laundry. Materials About 125 yards of worsted weight acrylic yarn in two colors: 75 yards in color A and 50 yards in color B. Free Crochet Patterns - Amigurumi - 513 Crochet Patterns and Knit Patterns - StumbleUpon. Do you mind if i knit: Sewing up knitting or crochet with an invisible stitch.
Hello!
Would you like to know how I join all the seams of my knitting and crochet? You would?! That's great. I hope the following instructions are clear enough, and that they help you. The invisible stitch I am using, is also known as the 'ladder stitch', because the line of yarn joining your work, looks like a ladder, before it has been pulled taught.
In these instructions, I'm joining up the squares of my 'Little Squares Scarf'. Tejer la Moda №92 - журнал с мотивами крючком. Суббота, 16 Апреля 2011 г. 16:40 + в цитатник Метки: журнал мотив крючок.
Newsletter May 2010 - A crocheted flower brooch - StumbleUpon. What better time of year for flowers than spring?
Crochet lends itself beautifully to a number of things, and one of those is jewelry. Necklaces, bracelets and brooches. I love making these small accessories between larger projects. Even if you don't have a lot of time, you can whip up a little something with a beautiful result. This time around, I wanted to make a brooch in the shape of a multilayered flower.
The flower here is crocheted in DMC Senso, a fingering weight cotton or cotton blend yarn (depending on the type of Senso used), with a 2.5 mm (US B-1 or C-2) hook. This flower is also the occasion to learn a new stitch: the half treble (htr). This stitch is right between the double crochet and the treble in height, and makes a beautiful transition between those stitches. Rainbow Crochet Zipped Coin Purse Tutorial & SparklePetal - StumbleUpon. May 16, 2010 by sparklepetal This tutorial is to explain how I made my Rainbow Crochet Zipped Coin Purse. It’s my first tutorial, so I hope it makes sense (let me know if it doesn’t) and please excuse some dodgy low-light photography! To start with you need to crochet your circle. Crochet with Raymond - StumbleUpon. Hellooooo!!! Here I am, back again, to finish what I began yesterday! Um projeto para Silvia. Super simple crochet bows.
These crochet bows are a great way to use up a little bit of leftover yarn. Use them as appliques or hairbows or anything you can think of! Materials: Worsted weight yarn & Size H crochet hook Stitches Used: Slip stitch (sl st), Chain stitch (ch), Treble crochet (tr) (American terms) Approximate Size: 2.5” X 1.5” Crochet Favorites - StumbleUpon. Deerfield Vest - StumbleUpon. Download free amigurumi patterns - Page 14 - StumbleUpon. Living Crafts Blog & Blog Archive & Carve Crochet Hook from Twig - StumbleUpon. Babukatorium's Photostream. Free, Online Crochet Patterns - Beginner Crochet Instructions - Crochet Tips, Tricks, Testimonials and More! - StumbleUpon.