Ruffled Infinity Scarf Tutorial. (Looking for more free patterns?
Be sure to check out my free patterns and tutorials page here.) I estimate that 94.9% of the tops in my wardrobe are V neck. I really like the way a deep V looks on me and the style is not really a problem until winter time. I keep our heat turned really low and to help stay warm I usually wear scarves to cover my exposed neckline. (IMO if you are complaining about being cold, go put on a sweatshirt/sweatpants instead of sitting there in a pair of shorts and a t-shirt. If you are a frequent reader of this blog, then it will come as no surprise when I say I love ruffles and jewel tones (especially shades of pink, teal and coral.) I especially love pre-ruffled fabric and have used it in several projects. This ruffled infinity scarf is very simple and quick to sew and the scarf makes a big impact. To make this scarf you need: Step 1: Cut your fabric. Use this strip to decide if the 60 inch long version is long enough for you.
Step 3: Sew the scarf together. Sprite Bangles! I've got a fun project today that uses strips from 2 liter bottles to make super awesome bangle bracelets.
I used the 3/4" strips that were left over from when I made my Recycled Yarn Holders. You could just cut strips from a 2 liter bottle, if you didn't need another yarn holder (Who am I kidding?! Everyone needs another yarn holder!). Sprite Bangles Supplies needed: 3/4" strips cut from a Sprite (or any other) 2 liter bottle - cut around the bottle, not top to bottom.Small amount of size 3 crochet thread (I used Aunt Lydia's Fashion Crochet Cotton) Size D hook Yarn needle Scissors Use your scissors to make sure that your strip of plastic has smooth edges.
Sprite Bangle Cover (make 2) ch 7 R1: sc in 2nd ch from hook, sc in each ch sp across (6 st) R2-60: ch 1, sc in each sc across (6 st) Fasten off. Place one cover around the outside of the plastic strip. What I really like about these bracelets is that they're a great project for using up scraps from other yarn projects. Xoxo. Another crochet lace trim with tutorial PDF! Hey there!
I made a cute crochet lace wristlet with my selfspun microscopic alpaca thread The pattern PDF/tutorial can be found at my blog. You can also download the PDF directly from my server. (download no longer available) And for all those who'd rather like to do it right away, here's the whole thing in writing. tools & materials * crochet thread (I use my selfspun alpaca thread and have no idea which gauge it is) * crochet hook of appropriate size (I used a 2.0mm hook, which is a bit too large for the thread, actually.
Annotations: gaugeWith my materials, I get a trim that's 1 3/8" wide (3,5cm), with motifs that are approximately 1" (2.5cm) wide each. abbreviations * ch - chain * sl st - slip stitch * sc - single crochet * hdc - half double crochet * dc - double crochet * p - picot * bubble stitch: (yarn over hook, yarn over) five times (gives you 10 loops on the hook), pulling the loops a bit so they are ca. 1/4" long , then pull the thread through all of them. Hip Hobo Bag Crochet Pattern. [ Close Privacy Policy ] Privacy Policy / Your California Privacy Rights Revised and posted as of March 4, 2013 Prime Publishing, LLC ("Company," "we" or "us") reserves the right to revise this Privacy Policy at any time simply by posting such revision, so we encourage you to review it periodically.
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