My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic Standard pony pattern: School-age Pony pattern also available here. *** Translations:Danish by Marianne Dutch by Marinka (via Facebook group) Spanish by Lyanne ***A while back I came across this severely awesome pattern, and wanted to give it a go. The only downside being that it was a double crochet pattern, and personally I don't like double crochet for things that have to hold stuffing. Therefore, I (after a certain amount of trial and error, adding a few bits and generally tweaking things around) have reworked it into a single crochet version. Pictures: Male nose and female nose: Earth ponies: Unicorn: Pegasus with closed wings: Pegasus with open wings: Applejack's hat: (Ponies available on Etsy by the way, and custom pony orders welcome) 2013/3/1: If you would like to make these ponies to sell, I'm happy for you to do so! 2013/3/15: Since it seems many people are ignoring my warning about how much of a pain it is to do the corded manes and tails, I've added instructions below The Pattern: Or:
Felt Woodland Ornament Tutorials You can never have too many ornaments...or at least, that's what I tell myself as I become obsessed with making new ornaments. This was the case when I was inspired to make felt woodland (and other animal) ornaments for Grace's Christmas tree. These sweet woodland ornaments are virtually no-sew, besides for their french knot snowflakes and embroidered accents like eyes and buttons. Clever, right? and, I've decided to share the patterns with you! To make your own Fox, use the pattern below... You might not be excited to have a raccoon sneaking around your yard, digging through your garbage but somehow in felt form, I wouldn't mind seeing more. To make a raccoon, use the pattern below... Though, not woodland, Grace has a soft spot for pigs and so her woodland tree also has a pig. To make your own pig, use the pattern below... No forest is complete without a deer, or two. To make your own deer, use the pattern below. Whooo would disagree...no woodland set is complete without an owl. Made with love.
SANDRA PONTOS DE CROCHÊ E TRICÔ........... Free Crochet Patterns, Crochet Projects, Tips, Video, How-To Crochet and More Lace window treatment with cornflour | Annabel Vita Oh my goodness, this was the quickest, easiest, cheapest project ever but I’m 100 per cent in love with the results. You know those little upgrades that just make your life both better and prettier? This is one of those for our bedroom. So, privacy. This bedroom has delectable shutters, which I adore, but it makes window treatments kind of hard. You either have to hang curtains in front of the whole alcove (we can tell by the holes in the trim that this is what our predecessors did) or not at all. The shutters are great at blocking all natural light, which is great for lie-ins. Anyway, the other day I was browsing the Manhatten Nest blog (looking for something else entirely), when I stumbled on this post of yore about using liquid starch and fabric for privacy in glass windows. Obviously, my mind went straight to lace (because my mind always goes straight to lace) and I thought ooh, I gots to try that out one day! Anyway, I got home from work one day and mixed up the starch jelly. PS.
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Find a Pattern with a Picture: Google Reverse Image Search! One of the most common email and private message requests I get is, “How do I find the pattern for what’s in this photo I found online?” While the first thing you should look for is a watermark or logo, these photos too often have neither. So what’s the next step? Reverse Image Search, or Search by Image, is where you use the actual photo to search the web, rather than words. The first step is to go to the Google Reverse Image Search page. you can do that by going to Google Reverse Image Search and clicking on the camera icon, or even just type “google reverse image search” or “google search by image” in your search bar in your browser! You can see from this page that there are several ways to use this fab Google features. Clicking that camera will change the search bar so it looks like this: From here you can paste the URL of the photo you are looking for online, OR you can upload it if you’ve saved the photo to your computer files.
Кружевной узор крючком. Вязание - Узоры вязания, мотивы Красивый ажурный узор из журнала "Дуплет" для вязания крючком парео, шали, шарфа, а может он вдохновит вас на вязание красивого платья или сарафана. Этот узор отличается необычным приемом провязывания из под арок столбиков без накида, образуя объемные валики. Для получения тонкого четкого узора хорошо подходит пряжа из мерсеризированного хлопка с небольшим блеском. Начинайте вязание с набора цепочки из воздушных петель учитывая что раппорт узора в ширину состоит из 12 петелек. В высоту раппорт узора состоит из двух рядов. Итак, набрав цепочку необходимой длины вяжем первый ряд: *арочка из 12 возд.петель, делаем ст.б/н в первую петлю арочки и обвязываем ее 16-ю ст. б/н, образуя объемный валик, далее вяжем арочку из 13 возд.петель и закрепляем ее ст б/н через 12 петель начальной цепочки, повторяем от* до конца цепочки. Во втором ряду делаем обвязку полученных валиков по схеме. Схемы вязания узора с различным расположением валиков: Другие варианты узора:
Free Crochet Pattern – Easy Laptop / iPhone Sleeve « Roses n Lilies My man needed a sleeve for his new 11 inch netbook. After searching the net for a pattern, I came to the conclusion that there really isn’t much of a pattern to making a laptop sleeve, so I tried my hand at making one free hand. Of everything I’ve ever crocheted, this is one of the easiest things I’ve ever made! :) Yarn: Your choice. Hook: The right size for the yarn you’re using. Tension: Firm/tight. Stitches Required: Chain stitch For a video tutorial…click here.US Single Crochet (also called UK Double Crochet) What is this stitch and how do I do it? Row 1: Chain stitch until your row is as long as the short side of the laptop. Row 2: 1 Single crochet (sc) in second chain from hook, 1 sc in each stitch across, 2sc in last stitch. Row 3: (working around the corner and into the bottom side of the starting chain row) 2sc in first stitch, 1sc in each stitch across, 2sc in last stitch. Note: I had a big battery to work around, so I decreased once at each end in the second last row.
Patterns of Time Costume and Garb Patterns Узоры вязания крючком. Вязание - Узоры вязания, мотивы Если вам нужно ввести в работу новую нить, то лучше всего делать это в конце ряда. Введите крючок в последнюю петлю предыдущего ряда, вытяните новую нить и свяжите ею воздушные петли подъема. Узор вязания крючком 26 Число возд. п. наборной цепочки кратно 12 + 3 возд. п. подъема. Узор вязания крючком 27 Число возд. п. наборной цепочки кратно 10 + 3 возд. п. подъема. Узор вязания крючком 28 Узор вязания крючком 29 Узор вязания крючком 30 Узор вязания крючком 31 Число возд. п. наборной цепочки кратно 6 + 4 + 3 возд. п. подъема. 1-й р.: 3 возд. п. подъема, 2 ст. с/н в 1 п. основания, пропустить 2 возд. п. наборной цепочки, 1 ст. б/н, * пропустить 2 возд. п. наборной цепочки, 4 ст. с/н в 1 п. основания, пропустить 2 п. наборной цепочки, 1 ст. б/н, повторять от *. 2-й р.: 3 возд. п. подъема, 2 ст. с/н в ст. б/н. * 1 ст. б/н в группу из ст. с/н, 4 ст. с/н в следующий ст. б/н, повторять от *, 1 ст. б/н в возд. п. подъема. Узор вязания крючком 32 Узор вязания крючком 33 Узор вязания крючком 35
Crocheterie: Crochet Cute Little Flower - Free Pattern Crochet Cute Little Flower Pattern Designed by crocheterie Skill level: Easy Supplies: Crochet thread - mercerized cotton #10, crochet hook US 7 (1.50 mm), yarn needle. Yarn Ideas: Aunt Lidia’s cotton thread, Aunt Lidia’s Bamboo crochet thread, Royale Classic crochet thread, DMC Traditions cotton thread. Gauge: 9 st & 9 rows equal 1x1” square is single crochet stitches. Finished size: 2.75” in diameter Approximate time to complete this project: 45 min- 1 hr. Abbreviations and stitches used: Ch – chain, (chs – chains), Sl st - slip stitch, st – stitch, (sts - stitches), Sc - single crochet. Please note: This pattern is written in standard American terms. Pictures in this pattern refer to the row (round) described directly above them. All rights reserved. Flower Pattern: Petals (make 6): Ch 2 Row 1: 2 sc in 2nd ch from hook. (2 sc.) Row 2: Ch 1, turn, 2 sc in ea sc. (4 sc.) Row 3: Ch 1, turn, sc in ea sc. (4 sc.) Row 4: Ch 1, turn, 2 sc in first sc, sc in next 2 sc, 2 sc in last sc. (6 sc.) Fasten off.