Shell Brimmed Cloche - CAP's Crochet & Crafts
© Cathy Phillips, April 2010 Crochet Hooks: H (5.0 mm); G (4.0mm) for final sc rnd 175 - 250 yds Light Weight Worsted (Village Caribbean Cotton, Red Heart Crème de la Crème) Gauge is relative for this project, the most important gauge for this pattern is determining your own head size before beginning as this will be the gauge as to how wide the crown circle for YOUR hat needs to be. Hat Sizing Tip: Measure around head just above eyebrows (keeping tape level) and divide that measurement by 3.1416. Crown Circle Ch 4, sl st in 1st ch to form ring. Rnd 1: Ch 2 (counts as dc this round), work 9 dc into ring, sl st in 2nd ch to join rnd. (10 dc) Rnd 2: Ch 2, dc in sl st, work 2 dc in each dc around, sl st in 2nd ch to join. (20 dc) Rnd 3: Ch 2, *work 2 dc in next dc, dc in next st, rep from * around, work 2 dc in last st, sl st in 2nd ch to join. (30 dc) Hat Body Rnds 9 – 14: Ch 2, dc in each dc around, sl to into 2nd ch to join. Shelled Brim Rnd 17. Rnd 19. Rnd 20: Repeat Rnd 18
Easy Slouchy Unisex Beanie
18.8K Flares18.8K Flares × I have to admit, I’ve knit this hat countless times, but I don’t have one for myself. Without fail, every time I finish one, a friend or family member will try it on and I exclaim how good it looks on them and gift it. This is my most recent version. I wore it exactly once before it was stolen off my head and immediately given away. They’re just so easy to make, I’m always telling myself I’ll make a new one to keep! What you Need: Here’s the Pattern: Cast On enough stitches to fit the circumference of someone’s head from their hairline to the nape of their neck (for me, that was 120 on size 8 needles, 100 on size 10 needles and 80 on size 13 needles) just make sure you have an even number of stitches. Crown Shaping: Once you reach the appropriate amount of “slouchiness” start decreasing. This written version of the pattern has not been tested, and I’ve made this hat so many times that I don’t really count stitches and rows anymore, I just go until it looks right.
tillie tulip - a handmade mishmosh
Make A Hat Day!
Today is Make A Hat Day! I thought it would be super cool to make a beret-style hat. I've made a lot of beanies in my day, and I've made some fun sun-hat type hats, but I had never crocheted a beret before now. You know what they say about the word assume... This has been a complete labor of love. I refused to give up on my perfect beret, so this time I used the wool to design my perfect (and not gigantic) beret. Now, crochet is cool, because it stretches. Since I had four different patterns to show me what I shouldn't do, this last pattern (lucky number 5!) Dynamite Beret! Weave the grosgrain ribbon between the dc bars of R26. **A note about yarns: I used 4 different colors of the same brand of wool yarn. So, what does this mean? Or, if you don't want to make it yourself, you can buy one at my new shop. xoxo
Free crochet pattern – The Harper slouch
Consider this the 12th pattern for the 12 days of Christmas DIY gifts. Because of time constraints, I never got around to the 12th pattern. But here is it is now. With this pattern I wanted to play around with colors, and the Red Heart Soft line gave me some fun colors to choose from. This pattern utilizes treble stitches as well as double crochet and single crochet. With this project you can expect to spend 4 or more hours creating this. If you want to use my pattern as is but bigger, then a go up a hook size if needed. Please do not post this pattern on your website or take it as your own. Materials: 2 Skeins of Red Heart Soft in Mid Blue and Grape. Or any worsted weight yarn of your choice. Size I hook (5.5 mm) Scissors Tapestry needle Stitches used: Single Crochet – sc Double Crochet – dc Treble Crochet – tc Back Post Double Crochet – bpdc Back Post Treble Crochet – bptc Back Loop Only – blo MC – Mid Blue CC - Grape With I hook and mc, chain 9. Band Rows 4-60 repeat row 2-3. Decrease rounds
Photo tutorial of how to create the daisy
To beg - chain (ch) 5 and join to form a circle Round 1: ch 2, 11 double crochet (dc) into ring Round 2: change to new color with a slip st in any space between dc; ch2, * 3 treble (tc) in same space; remove crochet hook and insert it into the top of the first tc; hook and pull last tc through first loop - petal made - ch2 * and repeat * to *. make 11 more petals in this fashion Slip st into first petal and finish off. Sorry I didn't include the steps and photos side-by-side, but I thought by including some photos, you could at least have a gauge for how it should look! Good luck! You can see photos of my finished blanket here. To see how to add rounds go here.
Slouch Hat Knitting Pattern - Where to Find Them! | Spinning Alpaca Yarns- Joan's Fiber Arts Blog
Are you looking for a free slouch hat knitting pattern? You’ve come to the right place. Before Christmas, I did a blog entry on the slouch hat knitting pattern I was using to Slouch Hat Knitted Pattern by Simon Designs make my daughter a gift. One side note – I tried to find a slouch hat pattern for the knifty knitter, but I’m not sure you can make that type of hat on the circular loom. I checked out just about every Internet resource for slouch hat knitting patterns and most didn’t look like the style made popular in the movie, Twilight. Here are some of the links I did find for free slouch hat patterns for knitting: Slouch hat knitting pattern by Jimmy Beans Wools – This looks like a good one! Slouch Hat Pattern by PresentKnits@Blogspot . Slouchy ShortRow by Brittany Wilson Oversized Beret by Lion Brand – Site requires registration, which is free. Barrymore Slouch Hat on Knitting Daily . I think the “how to knit slouch hat secrets,” if there are any, are these:
Tuto de la Pochette Berlingot - Aiguille à l'Ouest.
Pour la réalisation de la Pochette Berlingot, il vous faut: • 2 morceaux de tissus, un pour l'extérieur, un pour l'intérieur de 13cm x 23 cm• 1 fermeture éclair de 10 cm• un peu de ruban. 1ère étape : • Poser le tissu de la doublure face endroit sur le dessus, disposer sur le haut la fermeture éclair. • Ensuite mettre le tissu de l’extérieur à l’envers sur la fermeture éclair. • Coudre la fermeture éclair à 0,8 cm du bord. • Retourner, repasser soigneusement et surpiquer à 1mm. • Monter l’autre coté de la fermeture éclair de la même façon (étape plus délicate) pour cela: Ouvrir la pochette en 2, la face endroit devant vous: Plier la face endroit vers la fermeture éclair, glisser la fermeture éclair vers le haut de la face envers : Épingler le haut de la fermeture éclair en faisant bien correspondre les bord latéraux: Puis coudre la fermeture éclair. On obtient un « tube » avec la fermeture éclair. 2ième étape : • Mettre la pochette à l’endroit. • Coudre à 0,5 cm du bord. 3ième étape :
Cell Phone Cozy Tutorial #3
