Right Way Market Bag
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Patroon: Hartjesdeken
Dank je allemaal voor de leuke reacties op het hartjesdekentje ! Zoals beloofd heb ik een uitgebreide tutorial gemaakt om zelf je eigen hartjesdeken (of …) te maken. Het originele patroon is trouwens van Mary Ann Frits en kan hier gevonden worden. EDIT: I have received several comments from English readers concerning this pattern. Het begin is een ketting van lossen. FORMULE: 7x+8 Als je bijvoorbeeld, zoals bij mijn dekentjes, 20 volledige hartjes wilt, dan moet je beginnen met een ketting van 7 x 20 = 140 lossen PLUS 8 = 148 lossen. In bovenstaande foto heb ik dus 22 lossen gehaakt.Een kleine tip: Ik haak mijn start-ketting steeds met een grotere haaknaald dan de rest van mijn project. Oké, laten we nu beginnen met de eerste rij, nog steeds in de hoofdkleur. Haak een STOKJE in de vierde losse van haak, en in elke losse tot het einde. Voor het proeflapje hebben we nu dus 19 stokjes gehaakt (want de eerste 3 lossen werden overgeslagen!) Haak 1 losse en keer je werkje om. RIJ 6 tot einde
Châle "Lurex" de Tricotam: le tuto gratuit pour débutante
Châle "Lurex" de Tricotam: le tuto gratuit pour débutante Détails Catégorie : Tutoriels Tuto réservé à un usage personnel J'ai conçu ce tuto pour les ulta débutantes au crochet. Points utilisés pour le châle lurex : avec en lien, leurs explications dans le site de Crochet-Loisirs (une bible pour les crocheteuses débutantes ou expérimentées). ml: maille en l'air (maille chainette) mc: maille coulée ms: maille serrée dB: demi-brides Gros plan sur le point: Réalisation du châle "lurex": Il se crochète à partir de la pointe et s'élargit au fur et à mesure de son avancement. Crocheter 8 ml, joindre en rond par une mc dans la 1ière ml. Rg 1: 8 ml, 1dB dans le rond des ml, 5 ml,1dB dans le rond, tourner Rg 2: 8 ml, 1dB dans l'arceau du rang précédent, 5 ml, 1 dB dans l'arceau suivant, 5 ml, 1 dB dans le même arceau, tourner Rg 3: 8 ml; 1 dB dans le 1ier arceau, 5 ml, 1 dB dans l'arceau suivant, 5 ml, 1 dB dans l'arceau suivant, 5 ml, 1 dB dans le même arceau, tourner. Châle lurex à plat :
Lacy Blanket Join
How to make a Lacy Join for Blanket Squares The aim of this tutorial is to show you how I made the lacy join on my Vintage Sampler Blanket. The squares, although the same size, ended with different stitch numbers, and so this was my solution to join them all together.What you'll need: Lots of lovely crochet squares to join. * Please also see the written pattern at the end of this tutorial*Download a PDF of the written directions Difficulty: Tricky - ★★★ Although I try to explain as much as possible and keep my tutorials as simple as I can, I'm calling this one tricky because I've had to assume you can read a crochet pattern and know your crochet stitches for this one. Crochet Terms: This pattern is written in UK terms. American terms are given below in green. ss - Slip Stitch (Slip Stitch) htr - Half Treble (Half Double) dtr - Double Treble (Treble) Although you could use this join on any type of granny squares, I'm using the same blocks that I used in my Sampler Blanket. Then chain 1 ... S x
ALL Free Crochet
Free Pattern: Monsties!
As promised; the ami pattern for the Monsties! I love making these little guys; they're really easy and quick to make up. I hope you enjoy making them as much as I do! You will need to know the basic crochet stitches, like Single Crochet, Increase, Chain Stitch and Slip Stitch. Plus as you'll be working the 2 leg straight out of the body, you'll need to divide the body in half, so to speak, in order to work the legs. If there's anything that doesn't make sense or you're having problems with the pattern at all just comment below and I'll get back to you! New I've just made a step by step tutorial for making these Monsties. Enjoy! MonstiesYou will need. 3.75mm (US size F) crochet hook. AbbreviationsCh - Chain StitchSc - Single CrochetSt/Sts - Stitch/StitchesSlst - Slip StitchInc (Increase) - 2 Sc into 1 St** - Marks a group of stitches to be repeated until the round if completed Body1. If using safety eyes, attach now. Place marker at the beginning of row 16 Start 1st Leg (Tutorial)16. Done!
Apprendre la technique du crochet
Comment lire un diagramme de crochet Beaucoup de patrons de crochet sont présentés sous forme de diagramme, cela permet d'être plus facilement compréhensible par le plus grand nombre, notamment pour ce qui concerne les modèles en langues étrangères.Voici les principales abréviations utilisées Mise en pratique de la lecture du diagramme Je vous propose de decrypter la lecture d'un diagramme avec ce modèle de rond de chez Clover Le schéma est disponible gratuitement ICI et voici les explications du diagramme
Little Christmas socks: the pattern
Hello hello hello! How are you today? WWOOOOOOOOW! I am soooo thrilled by all your wonderful comments concerning the little socks:) Thank you so much! I could not make you wait longer so I managed to finish quickly the “how to” so I can share it with you today It is very easy you’ll see but I hope that I’ll find a way to explain it to you by using simple words… For these I used Nako Vizon a 100% acrylic yarn with a 4.5mm crochet hook…You can crochet with the yarn that you want but careful to pick up the right size crochet hook The socks are made using a single stitch (apart the beginning chain stitch (maille en l’air in french)) and it is: d.c (U.K terms) or s.c (U.S terms) or maille serree (in French)! I’m gonna make with you step by step this one: Here is a graphic pic to show you from where to begin and where to end with colorful parts: I’m gonna explain it to you with pics Don’t worry it is very easy So? For this one I used 6 different colors as show in the graphic above… So? bravo! Ufff!
Kata - free crochet square pattern
Kata This pattern is a flower – created by crocheting clusters. Although the instructions are long, once you master a cluster it will all seem easy. American terminology used. 12’ square Worsted weight yarn 5.50mm hook Gauge – Round 1 = 2” 9 ½’ square DK yarn 4.0mm hook Gauge – Round 1 = 1 3/8” Ch - chain Sc – single crochet Dc – double crochet HDc –half double crochet Tc – treble crochet Lp(s) – loop/loops Sp(s) – space/spaces St(s) – stitch/stitches Yo – yarn over Special Stitches These stitches are all variations on clusters. Beg 3dc cl*- First 3 double crochet cluster Chain 3 Yo, insert hook in sp, yo, pull through space (3lps on hook), yo and pull through 2 lps (2lps stay on hook) Yo, insert hook into same sp, yo, pull through (4lps on hook), yo and pull through 2 lps (3lps on hook) Yo and pull through all three loops on hook. 3dc cl - 3 double crochet cluster Yo, insert hook into same sp, yo, pull through (5lps on hook), yo and pull through 2 lps (4lps on hook) Yo and pull through all four loops on hook.
Red Heart Yarn
