Teddy Bear Granny Square Tutorial. HoKiou par HoKiou. Fiber art. Thank you all for your kind comments on my last post.
I so appreciate your words of support while I manage this transition. As I mentioned, I had time this weekend to stitch, and I did get out to the woods, and combined with your good thoughts, it has soothed my soul quite a bit. This is what came from my fingers after hours and hours of stitching, a bit of a squall. Winter has hit hard in the north woods. The snow and brutal cold is enough to make one want to curl up tight and hold precious every bit of warmth you can muster. Annaboo's house: Crochet tutorial- Korknisse and Toadstool patterns. So I've dug out my notes and tried to piece together a pattern for crocheting these cute toys.
If something is wrong/unclear in the pattern, tell me and I'll try to help. If you make these, do let me know (I'd love to see them) and please link back here if you post them on your blog. Ta. X The korknisse and Toadstool arre crocheted Amigurumi-style. [Pierrot Yarns]Patterns Club. Fairmount Fibers, LTD. Crochet Baby Mary Jane Slippers. Tutorials. Follow these simple instructions to make the covered buttons that feature on the Richard the Roundhead Tam and Scatness Tunic.
Steek Tutorials These tutorials will be helpful if you are making the Bláithín cardigan, the Rams and Yowes blanket, or the Tortoise and Hare sweater. Twist Collective. By Sandi Rosner It is entirely possible to make a sweater without ever increasing or decreasing the number of stitches.
Four plain rectangles can be sewn together to make a perfectly serviceable covering for your upper body and arms. Most of us, however, prefer our garments to bear some relationship to the shape of the body underneath. Producing such garments requires a working understanding of increases and decreases. Twist Collective Fall 2013. Tiny owl knits. The Purl Bee. For this Kid's Fair Isle Vest I used a technique credited to a tiny island north of Scotland (aka Fair Isle) and a stitch pattern from another tiny island, this one west of Estonia (Muhu).
In times and places where, by logic, function should have ruled sweater design, instead, knitters seemed to have taken sheer joy in form. It seems to me that, when they cast on for a new sweater, the women from these cold, isolated island places threw all of life's hardships and frustrations right out the window. Such knitting ingenuity from anywhere, anytime is awe-inspiring, and the creation of this vest was a wonderful opportunity to get inside the minds of the incredible knitting women who came before us. Store: Kate Davies Designs. Rit Dye Liquid Fabric Dye, 8-Ounce, Tan: Arts, Crafts & Sewing. A Gentleman's Samplings. The Purl Bee. Maybe over the past year you've felt inspired by a project here on the Purl Bee, some little knit socks perhaps or an amazing quilt or a gorgeous cowl.
And maybe now you'd like to pass that inspiration on to the crafty people you love. Sounds nice! But what, you just give someone a pile of yarn and a web address? No! You give them a specially wrapped package of the major materials they will need, accompanied by a pretty card that pictures the finished project and gives instructions on where to go to get the free pattern!
We've chosen thirteen projects to get this special treatment, and we call them our Gift Kits! Top Row: Pointy Hats for Newborns, Worsted Twist Seed Stitch Scarf, and Knit Octopus. Traduction Amigurumi Amineko au crochet. Little Cotton Rabbits. The last couple of days have been the perfect autumn kind - misty mornings with dew festooned cobwebs... ...dissolving into warm days of sunshine that sparkles through the rich colours of the leaves. I'm so glad to live somewhere that has four distinct seasons, each one bringing changes in what we eat, what we wear and what we do. Autumn always makes me feel like baking; tidying the garden; airing the winter weight duvets, blankets and winceyette sheets and unearthing the the jumpers, scarves, gloves and snuggly socks from the backs of cupboards and drawers. De rerum natura. Attic24. Every time I look at this yarn rainbow the very sight of it makes me soooooooo happy!!!
Isn't happy colour a wonderful, wonderful thing? Adding a Chain Round to Granny squares...a tutorial. Hello Lovelies , Have you ever made a motif that calls for a "chain round"?
The first time I encountered this technique was when I tried Lucy's much loved Hexagon pattern back in 2009. HERE is a lovely image of one of these hexagons at the chain round stage.I will admit I found it rather tricky at first....all those slip stitches........ not the easiest when you are starting out in (or in my case getting reacquainted with) crochet. Le monde de Sucrette. Crocheted African Flower Pincushion Tutorial. I love these African Flower pincushions.
They are very handy around the home and they make an excellent little gift which you can whip up quickly. What you'll need... Some left over yarn (I used Debbie Bliss Baby Cashmerino) Appropriate hook for your yarn (I used 3.5mm - E USA) Some stuffing to fill the pincushion Yarn needle to sew in your ends Pattern Links... The African Flower motif is not my own pattern. TUTORIALS. It's a girl. Last week there was rather a big event in our family.
Tutorials. Marcel.et.olaf.