Mothed pullover: Knitty Deep Fall 2010 YOKE Using shorter circular needle, CO 96[104, 108, 120, 124, 132, 140] sts. Place marker and join to begin working in the round, being careful not to twist. Use marker which is different from the others, to indicate beginning of round. K 1 round. Set-up Round: K14[16, 16, 18, 18, 20, 20], place marker, k34[36, 38, 42, 44, 46, 50], place marker, k14[16, 16, 18, 18, 20, 20], place marker, k34[36, 38, 42, 44, 46, 50]. Raglan Increase Round: [Kfb, k to 1 st before marker, kfb, slip marker] four times. 8 sts increased. LOWER BODY Dividing Round: Place first 48[56, 62, 70, 76, 84, 90] sts (all sts to first marker) on waste yarn, remove marker, k to next marker, remove marker, place next 48[56, 62, 70, 76, 84, 90] sts on waste yarn, remove marker, k to end. Work in stockinette st until work measures 14 inches from underarm or desired length. SLEEVES Place held sts of one sleeve on double-point needles and join yarn at underarm. K 4 rounds. P 1 round.
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*NOW WITH PHOTO TUTORIAL* A great way to use up scrap yarn! Brooches! After working on different projects I always, as you all know and do too, have all of thiese little scrap pieces left over so the other day I thought about trying to make a brooch. So they ended up looking more like corsages though! LOL! I still think pinned to a sweater and even on a hat or purse would be really pretty too. Maybe I should have been a florist! So I started them out by crocheting a circle in green with cotton yarn to make it sturdy, then did the individual flowers and leaves and sewed them onto the round cotton base. I used cashmere and mohair yarn, but on the white one I was going more for texture than color so I also used angora and silk. Anyways, here they are: Now for the tutorial: I start with a round circle in green cotton (because cotton is very sturdy) Then I add fringe along the bottom with strands of mohair, I basically just use a yarn needle and tie it on in a knot. ...continuing with the fringe... I make some flowers in different colors and textures
How To Add Beads To A Project With A Homemade Beading Needle | KnitLove You can buy beading needles at any craft store, but I like my own homemade version the best. I strip the paper off a twist tie, then I bend it just off center, so one side is a smidge longer than the other, to make it easy to slip on to a loop. It should look like a skinny V. Slip a knit, or purl loop, into the “V” and press the top ends together to slide a bead down the needle and onto a loop. Here is how I use it (from Glimmer Beret): 1.) 2.) 3.) 4.)
Lucyravenscar Crochet Creatures care of magical creatures charm bracelet 1 pattern by tiny owl knits This pattern is available for $5.50 USD buy it now be sure to check out charm packs 2 & 3 too! ♥ It is a charm bracelet! Now I didn’t do so well in girl scouts when I was supposed to get my badges so don’t be too scared! I also made a rambly video. OOh ps. the charms are: tiny owl, dragonfly, will O’ the wisp, unicorn horn, puff the magic dragon tail, stag antler, lil frog, vial of acromantula venom, goblin crown, bird nest, mermaid’s egg, gnome, mandrake, phoenix feather, hippogriff feather. COMING SOON: charm pack 2 :) i just couldnt stop making these things!
Croche - "Mimos" para as companheiras de "escapadinhas"; em forma de BROCHES, foram os meus "mimos" para as companheiras de viagem . . . Fiz rapidinho, durante a viagem . . . me empolguei com os resultados obtidos! Crochet Santa Pixel Square The other day I gave my social media followers a peek at this crochet Santa square and now I am going to give you the graph pattern and tell you a little bit about a large project I have in the works! Santa is square number 1 of 9 total squares that are going to make up a Crochet Christmas Character Afghan! As I finish each square, I will post the graph and reveal the next character/image in the blanket. Feel free to work along with me! I am using the corner-to-corner (C2C) technique. VERY IMPORTANT: Instead of the traditional C2C method of using DC’s and chain 3’s to make each pixel, I used HDC’s and only chained 2 (and chained 5 instead 6 on the increase stitches). You do not have to use the C2C method either! When you finish the graph you will want to make a nice SC border around the entire square. Stay tuned for square #2! Santa C2C graph translated into a written pattern by Jennifer Heath-Rogers Color Chart: G = grey W=white R=red B=black P=peach (or pink)
Rain Cloud - Free Pattern Materials: Worsted Weight yarn (less than 1 oz probably) - suggested colors: gray, white, or black Size 10 Cotton thread (very small amount) - suggested color: blue Hooks: Size H (5.0 mm) and Size 7(1.65 mm) Split Stitch Markers - 3 Abbreviations:US terminology sk - skip dc - double crochet ch - chain sl st - slip stitch sc - single crochet tr - treble crochet *Join cotton thread at first stitch marker using size 7 hook with right side facing you. ch 18, sc in 5th ch from hook, sl st in next ch, turn (chain loop on the left), sc in next sc, sc in next ch, 2 sc in each of next 2 ch, sc in next ch, sl st in each next 2 stitches, finish off, leaving long tail (approx 6 inches). Join thread at second stitch marker. Join thread at 3rd stitch marker. **Feel free to use this pattern for anything you wish, but please credit me if you do post it elsewhere! (c) 2008 Andrea Moberly Raincloud pattern - French Version (thanks to Fabienne for the translation!) Rang 1 (former un oval) : Rang 2 : Rang 3 :