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Wool Eater Instructions

Wool Eater Instructions
Crocheted Wool-Eater Blanket © 2007 Sarah London. All rights reserved. 8 ply wool 4mm crochet hook Ch 6, join with a slip stitch to form a ring. 1st round: * ch 5, work 4 dtr (wrap yarn around hook twice) into the ring, ensure to leave the last remaining loop of each stitch on the hook as shown in the photo below, now, yarn over and pull the yarn through all 5 loops on the hook. {1 cluny group made}. ch 5, slip stitch into the ring. Rep from * 3 more times. {4 cluny groups made}. Round 2: * ch 2, work 12 dtr into the top of the cluny group, ch 2, slip stitch into the slip stitch of the previous round. Rep from * 3 times. Fasten off. {4 corners made}. Round 3: Join new colour in between any 4th and 5th dtr of the previous round. Continue working round in this manner, finishing with a slip stitch into where the contrast yarn was joined at the beginning of the round. Continue working round in this manner, finishing with a slip stitch. Enjoy! Like this: Like Loading... Related mystery motif #2 Ready! Related:  crochetserkarcedmae

Wiggle It Crochet Trivet and Dishcloth Set What goes around comes around, and wiggly crochet is definitely coming around again! It’s popping up on Pinterest and Ravelry, in rugs and afghan squares. Usually worked in squares and rectangles, with a base mesh and ruffles worked on top, it’s got a great 3D big pop look. I found a great way to get the wiggly crochet look, but in the round! The trivet and dishcloth are essentially the same pattern; the trivet just keeps getting bigger! Add this pattern to your Ravelry QueueThe Base Mesh is made all in one color, but then each round of ruffles is added separately – make them all the same color, alternate two colors, make each one different… it’s up to you! US – G, 4.00mm hookWorsted weight kitchen cotton, in 2 – 9 colors (small amounts on up to 90 yds for base of trivet)Dishcloth: 5.5″ finished diameterTrivet: 11″ finished diameterClick HERE for the Video Tutorial! Base Mesh Instructions: Round 1: Make a magic circle, and sc 6 times in the ring. Round 3: Ch 4, dc in the same ch sp.

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Rectangular, 2 color, never ending granny square! | crochetjim I have been making some granny square blankets recently. I had seen Mikey’s pattern for the never ending granny square but his pattern required an odd number of strands. I wanted to use 2 colors. I figured out how to modify Mikey’s pattern to use 2 colors and finished my first blanket, adding in a third color towards the outside. I realized that the regular square granny square wasn’t ideal for a blanket. When you got the blanket long enough it was too wide. Once I had my rectangular granny square pattern I took a look online for other rectangular patterns to compare. So here is how I made it. This pattern starts with a chain. For example the picture above I chained 8 (4×2) then added 2 for a total of 10. The total length of the chain is important too. Here is my chain: Here I have chained 12 (4×3) then added 2. Make a half-double crochet into stitch 11 (correction - 4 stitches from the hook). Continue this pattern down the chain. Then chain 2 and TURN. Like this: Like Loading...

Crocheted potholder | Free patterns Crochet potholders, you can use the remainder of yarn. 1 Round- crochet 9 Chain Stich, Make a ring. 2 Round — 18 crochet stitch : 3 Round — Create nine petals. — *23 Chain Stich, 1 Sleep Stich, 1 Crochet Stich* : 4 Round — Each petal — 25 Crochet Stich : 5 Round — Each petal — *12 Crochet Stich, 3 Crochet Stich from the central Stich, 12 Crochet Stich* : 6 Round (Yarn orange) — Each petal — *13 Crochet Stich, 3 Crochet Stich from the central Stich, 13 Crochet Stich* : 7 Round (Yarn orange) — Each petal — *14 Crochet Stich, 3 Crochet Stich from the central Stich, 14 Crochet Stich* : 8 Round (Yarn light orange color) — Each petal — *15 Crochet Stich, 3 Crochet Stich from the central Stich, 15 Crochet Stich* 9 Round (Yarn light orange color) — Each petal — *16 Crochet Stich, 3 Crochet Stich from the central Stich, 16 Crochet Stich* 10 Round (Yarn purple) -Turn the work. 11 Round - 8Crochet Stich, *8 Crochet Stich, 3 Crochet Stich from the central Stich, 8Crochet Stich*8 Crochet Stich

Modèles pour Bébé au Crochet - Partage de modèles gratuits , trouvés sur le net . Tout l'univers de bébé autour des layettes , des bonnets , des chaussons , des robes , des modèles pour filles .... Bon crochet et excellente journée à toutes ! Crochet Stitch: Playblocks Click here to zoom (colors A, B, C, D, E, F, and G) Stripe Sequence2 rows A, 2B, 2C, 2A, 2D, 2E, 2F, 2G FPtr (Front Post treble)Yo twice and insert hook from front to back to front around post of stitch two rows below (first row of previous color), yo and draw up a lp, [yo and draw through 2 lps on hook] 3 times. (ch a multiple of 10 sts + 12) Row 1 With A, 1 dc in 5th ch from hook and in each ch across. Rep rows 2–5, continuing stripe sequence. Stitch directions reproduced with permission, from Vogue Knitting Stitchionary: Volume Four, Sixth & Spring Books, 2007

Mitered Granny Square | Crochet Again Update: I now have a diagram for this.Update: Link to Sliding ring tutorial, if you would like to start your squares the way I do.Update: Link to Join As You Go tutorial, if you would like to check out how I like to join granny squares. These are the directions for the blanket I first showed in the Crochet in Progress post, here is a better photo (the colors look a bit washed out, the sun was bright): And a closer look, remember it is posed on a chair, instead of lying flat so the squares look less than square. I’m sure that there are variations of this kind of square out there. Here is another one I did, I really like the off centered square, definately going to make something with these! Ok, back to the subject at hand…these are easy to do and have many possibilities with different color combinations. Start with a basic Granny Square Round 1 Round 2 Ch3, in the next chain 3 space {3dc, ch3, 3dc} {3dc, ch3, 3dc} in the next 2 ch3 spaces. Now, the Mitered Part 3dc in next space. Like this:

Le crochet 1. On appelle "jeté" le fil placé sur le crochet avant qu'il n'ait traversé une maille pour devenir lui-même une boucle ou maille. 2. On appelle "maille en l'air" une maille de chaînette. AbréviationsVocabulaire du crochetLe montage des maillesComment tenir le crochetPoint de base pour le crochetLes augmentations Les diminutions Points diversUn point de feston ajouré à rayuresPoints de bordures et galon Points pour le crochet: Point "cotte de maille" Point "fantaisie en relief à base de brides"Point de côtes au crochetPoint à rayures en reliefPoint d'étoilesPoint d'escalier Rosaces Carrés pour coussins et couvertures Astuces de tricot Conseils de lavageLes gauchères Technique de base du pressageMise en forme Différents trucs Les outils nécessaires pour une tricoteuse.LexiqueTrucs maisonTermes de travaux à l'aiguille (anglais-français) Tableau des mesures Pour femmesPour hommesPour fillesPour garçonsPour bébés Modèles de tricot

Clamshell Tutorial Difficulty: Medium - ★★☆ (I've put this as medium because there are a couple of tricky stitches, but if you're a beginner, don't worry, I'll walk you through it, so don't be too put off!) You will need: This is just a tutorial to show you how to make the clamshell pattern, which you can then go on to use for whatever project you like. Cushions, blankets in all shapes and sizes, bags, wraps or anything else you can think of. Crochet Terms: This pattern is written in UK terms. American terms are given below in green. sp - Space ss - Slip Stitch (Slip Stitch) htr - Half Treble (Half Double) dtr - Double Treble (Treble) WRITTEN PATTERN: Abbreviated instructions for the pattern can be found at the end of the post, if you're happy to work from them alone, free feel to jump to the end right now. Otherwise, here we go... We need to start with a chain. ROW ONEMake a double crochet in second chain from hook, and then make one double crochet into each chain all the way to the end. Then make one half treble.

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