Easy Peasy Woman’s Winter Hat {Pattern}
This hat is really easy! I am happy to share the pattern with you guys. It’s a perfect time of year to start making some warmer hats. I also think it’s great to have a pattern for the ladies since the internet seems to be taken over by children’s hat patterns. Materials:Bulky #5 yarn in any fiber you choose. Note: At the beginning of each round, you will chain 3. When you’re done with the hat you can leave it like it is or add your favorite flower I love my hat. *** Update*** This pattern can now be downloaded as a PDF file! This hat can also be made for a man. I hope you all like the pattern!
Recycle t-shirts into yarn
Are your hands itching to starting crocheting or knitting but you have no yarn at home? Do you have some old t-shirts laying around at home? If your answer is twice yes, than your problem is solved and you can start in no time ;-). Of course you can buy recycled T-shirt yarn in the shop, it has the same thickness as the one you will cut but it will have a different sentimental value. Nowadays we do think more in terms of recycling, well this is an excellent way to start. When searching on the net you will find more ways of 'how to cut your T-shirt into yarn', but for me this video explains it very well. The only part of the t-shirt used is the part just underneath the arms till just above the bottom seem of your t-shirt. This yarn is excellent for potholders or for home made carpets.
Free Crochet Pattern: Basic Beanie (Half Double Crochet)
Crochet Basic Beanie: Half Double Crochet Materials: Worsted Weight YarnCrochet Hook Size H (5.00 mm) Abbreviations: CH- Chain (s)SL ST- Slip StitchHDC- Half Double Crochet Tips & Tricks: · Always slip stitch in the top of the first hdc and always chain 1. · Do the first hdc in the same stitch with your chain 1. · Increasing stitches always falls in increasing stitches of previous round. · Always measures the flat piece after the increasing rounds is done. · Finished projects are smaller than the actual size of the head circumference, most types of the yarns gives a lot of stretch. · Check this chart for more sizing information such as age, head circumference & hat height. 0-3 Months: Chain 4 and join with a sl st to the first ch to make a ring. Round 1: 8 hdc in ring, sl st in the first hdc (8 hdc) Round 2: ch 1, *2 hdc in each hdc*, repeat from * to *, sl st in the first hdc (16 hdc) Round 3: ch 1, *hdc in the next hdc, 2 hdc in the next hdc*, repeat from * to *, sl st in the first hdc (24 hdc) Adult
free pattern grandma's a touch of south west afghan
This is one of three afghans that I received for my wedding many years ago. This one is from my husbands grandmother on his mother's side. This won her 1st place at the Lincoln County Fair in Nevada one year. Make starting chain as long as you wish to make the afghan start with a tail and leave a tail at the end of every row when you cut the yarn at the end of every row. below is the rest of the pattern pretty simple really leave tail, chain to desired length of afghan, leave tail again. Original was done in wool and felted a little. Also the original was also mirrored from side.
One Skein Crochet Gifts for Men
Can you believe how close the holidays are already?! Time to give thanks for quick projects! Crafting for the men in our lives can be tough, and investing the time and money to make a sweater isn’t always realistic. Men’s Crochet Hat Pattern on JJ Crochet’s Blog: (90-100 yds) This quick beanie is dressed up with a ribbed style brim, great for guy who prefer their style simple. Looking for even more ideas? Crochet gifts for men don’t have to be a cause for stress!
Crochet hook and accessory case – Free pattern | Habitual Homebody
Hey guys! I’m excited to share with you one of my first crochet patterns. I made this hook case around the time I started crocheting and have been using it ever since. I thought it would make a fun and easy project. Materials Yarn Hook smaller than you’d normally use for that yarn so small hooks won’t fall through pouch Embroidery floss or thread in same color as yarn Button Things to note: -You can change the width of this pouch by making a longer base chain. Pouch Row 1: Chain 10 Row 2: SC in 2nd ch from hook, SC in each stitch until the end chain, SC again in end chain (10 st). Count ahead 12 stitches and make sure those 12 stitches are centered to the front of the pouch. Row 19: Ch 12, skip 12 st, rejoin with SC. Front Loop Ch 10, join with a slip stitch in first chain. Back loop Ch 8 SC in 2nd chain from hook, SC in each stitch until end. Sew on button and add your hooks, scissors, needles and stitch markers!
Crochet Owl Hat Pattern in Newborn-Adult Sizes
By popular demand, I am happy to present the crochet pattern for larger owl hats! But first, lets go over a couple of frequently asked questions. Q: What is a Magic Ring? A: I like to start all my hats with a magic ring. The magic ring can take some getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, it really is a great way to start crocheting in rounds. Q: Where do I start my rounds? A: Always start your round in the same stitch as your chain 2. I will let this picture do the explaining. Q: Where do I join my rounds? A: Always join to first DC, NOT your chain 2. Now for the long awaited patterns! Supplies: • Vanna’s Choice® Lion Brand medium worsted weight yarn (I use Barley and an accent color such as pink, green, purple, turquoise) • Crochet hook size H-8 (5.0 mm) • Tapestry needle for weaving in ends • Two 3/4″ black button for eyes Abbreviations: ch – chain sl st- slip stitch SC – Single Crochet DC – Double Crochet HDC – Half Double Crochet Gauge: 4″ across = 14 double crochet stitches Nose:
hexagon table runner
The hexagon is bang on trend right now, and this versatile motif can be used in a number of different projects. In this tutorial you will learn how to make a crochet hexagon table runner. If you’ve always wanted to learn how to crochet, follow our series of Crochet Fundamentals. Supplies 1. Step 1 Crochet enough hexagons for your table runner design. 2. Now that you have your hexagons, it's time to crochet them together into one big piece. Step 2 To crochet the squares together: grab two and put them wrong side together; then single crochet along the sides through the inside loops only. I joined my hexagons from top to bottom first; then I crocheted the horizontal sides together. 3. Now that all your hexagons are joined, it's time to put a border around them. Start on any side, and in the back loops only, single crochet your way around the piece. With a new colour, start on any side with a standing stitch (begin with a slip knot on your hook and begin from there). Step 3 Step 4
