Pseudo Ami: Mushroom | Sweet N' Cute Creations by Shannen Nicole C. julie ♥ adore: Betterave au crochet. Dans le menu d'aujourd'hui, nous avons betterave, betterave et betterave. Suite à une réflexion de Je veux être bonne sur Instagram, je me suis rendue compte que j'ai jamais crocheté une betterave bien que j'adore ce légume depuis ma tendre enfance russe. Pour moi quelqu’un qui aime la betterave c'est comme l'indicateur. D'ailleurs mon amoureux et ma fille adorent la betterave! Et vous, aimez-vous la betterave comme je l'aime? How to Make Wool Dryer Balls – $ave Money and Control Static About three years ago Matt purchased a set of felted wool dryer balls on Etsy. When he opened the package I laughed and asked why he was purchasing balls of yarn for such a ridiculous price! He explained the purpose of the dryer balls and asked if I would experiment with them in our laundry. Wool dryer balls are not a new concept. What are the benefits of using wool balls in your dryer? They decrease drying time, saving you money on utility bills. How do they work? It’s simple. Maybe you’re using those plastic PVC dryer balls because you don’t want the chemical scents from commercial products coating your laundry. Don’t bother paying someone else to wind yarn into a ball for you; making your own felted wool dryer balls is a simple process you can do while watching a flick, helping kids with homework, or waiting for dinner to cook. Making felted wool dryer balls with yarn Choosing Your Yarn Finding the right yarn is the most critical part of making these wool balls. You Will Need: 1. 2. 3. 4.
Free Crochet Patterns on the Move: Planes, Trains, and Boats! Time to get your crochet hooks moving – creating these gorgeous free crochet patterns of trains, planes, and boats! 10 Free Crochet Train, Airplane, and Boat Patterns Click on the names of the patterns you like to go to their pattern pages! Little Toy Train Engine by Shanon Fouquet, on Shanonigans: Click on the words “little toy train” to go to the pattern – and check out where she got that fab number pattern! Luka Express Amigurumi Train by Irene Kiss, on Ravelry: Cuteness in 3 languages! Choo-Choo Train Afghan by Beverly Mewhorter, on Free Patterns: A great baby or toddler gift! I hope you enjoyed this transportation themed round up of free crochet patterns!
Renarde et son renardeau (Crochet) Tête de la renarde Avec le fil à tricoter A et le crochet E, faire un anneau ajustable, ch 1, msr 6 dans l’anneau. Tirer doucement sur l’extrémité du fil pour fermer l’anneau. Tr 1 : Faire 2 msr dans chaque m (12 ms) Tr 2 : Faire 2 msr dans chaque m (24 ms) Tr 3 : *(2 msr dans la m suivante, msr dans la m suivante), rép. à partir de * jusqu’à la fin du tr (36 ms) Trs 4 à 6 : Msr dans chaque m jusqu’à la fin. Tr 7 : *(Msr2ens, msr dans les 9 ms suivantes), rép. à partir de * jusqu’à la fin du tr (33 ms) Tr 8 : Msr dans chaque m jusqu’à la fin. Tr 9 : *(Msr2ens, msr dans les 8 ms suivantes), rép. à partir de * jusqu’à la fin du tr (30 ms) Trs 10 et 11 : Msr dans chaque m jusqu’à la fin. Tr 12 : *(Msr dans les 3 prochaines ms, msr2ens), rép. à partir de * jusqu’à la fin du tr (24 ms) Tr 13 : *(Msr dans les 2 prochaines ms, msr2ens), rép. à partir de * jusqu’à la fin du tr (18 ms) Placer un marqueur de mailles. Tr 14 : *(Msr2ens, msr dans la m suivante), rép. à partir de * jusqu’à la fin du tr (12 ms)
Crocheted Snowball Wreath I’m dreaming of some snow this winter. Just enough so my boys can build a snowman in the backyard While I wait for those first few flakes, I decided to make a little bit of a winter wonderland in our house and I’m starting with this crocheted snowball wreath! I have visions of snowball garland hung across the mantel, in the entry way and on the banister. I used a 12 inch round green styrofoam wreath. The pattern is simple: With size H hook Chain 21, SC in second chain from hook and the rest of the way down the chain, chain 1, turn (20 SC) Rows 2-150: SC in each stitch, chain 1, turn (20 SC) Leave a long long tail after your last row so you can stitch the edges together onto the wreath. When you wrap your crocheted strip around the wreath make sure your rows match up. Now make your snowballs. With white yarn and a size G hook.. Large Snowball: Magic Ring, chain 1 and make 5 SC in ring, continue to SC in rounds Round 2: 2 SC in each stitch around (10 SC) stuff with poly-fil Medium Snowball:
Sweet N' Cute Creations' Amigurumi 10 Free “Despicable Me” Minion crochet patterns - Columbus crafts With the release of the family hit movie “Despicable Me 2” in July 2013, the minions have stolen our hearts once again. If your kids (or even you!) can’t get enough of the delightful little crazy-eyed critters, you can crochet your own with these free patterns. With patterns for minion hats, amigurumi stuffed minions - even a minion purse - there’s bound to be something for every minion-lover on your gift list. If you live where it gets chilly, a crocheted minion hat could also be a great addition or alternative to a Halloween costume for your baby or toddler. Free minion hat patterns Minion hat – sizes ranging from 0-3 months to adult Minion earflap beanie – should fit child to small adult Free stuffed amigurumi minions Plushie minion – smaller amigurumi figure should be quick to work up Despicable Me minion – with removable clothes and goggles Minion amigurumi pattern – another smaller minion Amigurui Frenchie the 2 eyed minion – adorable minion wearing a French maid outfit
The Life Artistic: Crochet Flower Slippers For all you infrequent flyers out there: planes are freezing. I forgot this important bit of information when I boarded the flight to Brazil, wearing thin pants and flip-flops. I spent 8 hours shivering while the woman next to me cozied up in big, fuzzy socks, and all I could think about was what I would do for a pair of cozy plane slippers. So, on the trip back (I did remember socks that time) I came up with these! I wanted something that worked up quickly, and didn't require any fancy straps or buttons. Note: This pattern is written for a size 7 to 7½ foot, but it could easily be altered for smaller or larger feet. Flower Slippers Loops and Threads Impeccable worsted, 1 skein soft rose, 1 skein dark forest Hook: size 9 (I) In soft rose, make a slp knot. R1: 2sc in each sc around –12 st R2: 2sc in each sc around –24 st R3: sc in each sc around –24 st R4: [sc in next 3 sc, 2 sc in next sc] around –30 st R5-R10: sc in each sc around –30 st R11-R13: sc in next 22sc, ch1, turn –22 st Fasten off.
Pattern: Teddy Ornaments Get ready to “amigurumi-fy” your Christmas trees with these adorable round teddies all bundled up in their colourful scarves! Whether you prefer pandas, koalas or ordinary teddies, they’re sure to add a touch of cuteness and craftiness to your trees this season! Materials: Lightweight yarn (3): brown for the teddy, grey for the koala, black and white for the panda; turquoise, pink, green and white for the scarves (I used Patons Grace mercerized cotton all throughout except for the brown) 2.00 mm crochet hook Yarn needleFiberfill Black felt (around eyes of panda and koala’s nose) and white felt (around eyes of koala)6 mm safety eyes (for brown teddy) and 7.5 mm safety eyes (for koala and panda)Black cordBlack embroidery floss (for brown teddy and panda nose)Metal ornament hooks Note: I worked in continuous rounds (vs. joined rounds). Using desired colour, R1: 6 sc in Magic Ring. (6 sts) R2: 2 sc in each sc around. (12 sts) R3: *Sc 1, 2 sc in next sc*, rep 6 times. (18 sts) Ch 62 Add fringe.
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