Ma bourse japonaise - Ma bote trsors
Parce que je bavais devant la bourse de Cécile, il me fallait en avoir une... elle n'est pas aussi jolie que la sienne à base de granny-squares, mais a du succès auprès des filles de la maison. Fil Canasta de Phildar coloris Poivre, crochet n° 3Taille de la bourse : 17 cm x 17 cmDoublure marron glacé Modèle trouvé sur le site japonais Clover. Commencé hier soir, terminé aujourd'hui vers 17h00 (doublure incluse), c'est rapide à faire. Petite visite chez Destocklaine ce matin pour trouver le fil adapté à la réalisation du même boléro que Lilicroche. Et demain, je redeviens un enfant.
Spatterdash wristwarmers: Knitty Deep Fall 2011
Right Mitt Cuff Using the straight or circular needle as you prefer for working flat, CO 50[54, 58] sts.Row 1 [WS]: P to last 2 sts, k1, p1.Row 2 [RS]: P1, k to end. Work Rows 1-2 twice more. Row 7 [WS]: (P11[12, 13], p2tog) 3 times, p9[10, 11], k1, p1. 47[51, 55] sts. Row 8 [RS]: P1, k to end. Row 13 [WS]: P to last 2 sts, k1, p1 Row 14 [RS]: P1, (k10[11 ,12], SSK) 3 times, k10[11, 12]. 44[48, 52] sts. Row 21 [WS]: (P9[10, 11], p2tog) 3 times, p9[10, 11], k1, p1. 41[45, 49] sts. Row 27 [WS]: (P3[4, 4], m1p, p4[4, 5], m1p) 5 times, p4[3, 2], k1, p1. 51[55, 59] sts. Thumb Gusset Row 28 [RS]: P1, k to end. Row 30 [RS]: P1, k to first m, slm, m1, k to next m, m1, slm, k to end. 53[57, 61] sts, 3[5, 5] sts between markers. Hand Row 56 [RS]: P1, k to first m, slm, slip the 19[21, 21] sts between markers onto a piece of scrap yarn, CO 5 sts over gap, slm, k to end. 55[57, 61] sts, 5 sts between markers. Sizes M and L only Work Rows 1-2, removing markers as you go. Break yarn. Rnd 1: Knit.
Apprendre les mailles de base du crochet
Le crochet s'exécute à partir de quatre mailles de base : la maille chainette ou maille en l'air, la maille coulée, la maille serrée et la bride (dont il existe plusieurs variantes).Comment tenir le crochet ? Avant de commencer la technique des mailles, il faut savoir comment tenir le crochet. Il se tient dans la main droite comme on tient un crayon (entre le pouce et l'index) en faisant dépasser un peu le bout du crochet, la main gauche tient l'ouvrage (si vous êtes gaucher, vous devez inverser et tenir l'ouvrage de la main droite).Les mailles bassesLa maille chainette ou maille en l'airLa maille chainette est également utilisée comme substitut de la première maille pour commencer un nouveau rang. Dans ce cas une chainette équivaut à la première maille serrée, deux chainettes à la première demi-bride, trois à la première bride et ainsi de suite... Ramener le fil au travers des 2 mailles présentes sur le crochet Pages
Warm winter pom pom hat
Yarn3 balls Pickles Pure Thick Alpaca NeedlesSmall circular needles and DP needles US 9 Gauge13 stitches = 4” HatCast on 60 stitches on circular needles US 9. You´ll now have 72 stitches. Round 1:Moss stitch, P1, K1 until you reach the PM.P2, K12, P2.Moss stitch, K1, P1 for the rest of the round.Round 2:Moss stitch, K1, P1 until you reach the PM.P2, K12, P2.Moss stitch, P1, K1 for the rest of the round. Repeat these 2 rounds until the work is 7”. Decrease:Start knitting in stockinette. Make a large, loose pom pom and attach it to the top.Fingerless glovesStart knitting at the bottom.Cast on 24 stitches on DP needles US 9.Knit a rib in the round, K2, P2 for about 1.6”. Start knitting moss stitches, K1, P1 over the next 6 stitches while evenly increasing 2 stitches.P2K 10 while evenly increasing 2 stitchesP2Knit moss stitches P1, K1 (Note: start with a purl) over the next 4 stitches while evenly increasing 2 stitches. Knit a rib for 1.6”.
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A Rainbow for My Hand
I have decided to go ahead and put this pattern online even though I'm not quite done with the test knitting yet. I'm just too excited about it. This design was actually inspired by another design for Entrelac fingerless mitts. I have shortened it, written it for knitting on 2 circular needles rather than double points, and improved the instructions so it fits better, taking care of the problems I had with the other pattern. It features 2x2 rib for the cuffs and top with small Entrelac blocks in between. This design works best with yarns that have long color repeats. Click on the following link to download: I do my best to make these patterns accurate, but even still there might be errors. Live long and prosper!
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Multicolor Basket Weave Fingerless Gloves
I know it's not gloves season yet, but I just got some awesome new 100% wool multicolor yarn so I just had to make some fingerless gloves! I used Deep Night yarn from Kaleidoscope. I can't wait until this unbearably hot summer passes and I can welcome fall with these new gloves. About 100 yards of Kaleidoscope Deep Night 100% wool yarnSize 8 straight needlesCO - Cast onBO - Bind offK- KnitP - PurlM3- Make 3 stsK2tog - Knit two stitches togetherSts - Stitches CO 32 sts leaving a long tail to sew up the seam when doneWork in K2, P2 rib stitch for 2 inches for the cuff M3 sts so you now have 35 sts on the needleNow we start the basket weaving Row 1: (K5, P5)3x, K5 Row 2: (P5, K5)3x, P5 Row 3: (K5, P5)3x, K5 Row 4: (P5, K5)3x, P5 Row 5: (K5, P5)3x, K5 Row 6: (P5, K5)3x, P5 Row 7: (P5, K5)3x, P5 Row 8: (K5, P5)3x, K5 Row 9: (P5, K5)3x, P5 Row 10: (K5, P5)3x, K5 Row 11: (P5, K5)3x, P5 Row 12: (K5, P5)3x, K5 - Repeat rows 1 -12 one more time
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CROCHETED ROPE BASKET
I love having little baskets and containers around to keep things tidy, and have really been wanting to experiment with different materials to crochet with recently. This little basket is not only a perfect way to practice crocheting with rope, but also to hold little odds and ends! For this project I used a Size P crochet hook and one package of clothesline rope. This rope is nylon, but it would be fun to use cotton rope and experiment with dyeing it different colors! To begin, start with a slipknot and then chain five stitches. In order to close up your loop, send your hook through the center of the original slipknot and chain one. Your loop should look like the one above. Send your hook through the center of the loop and single crochet six stitches. One completed round should look something like this. Chain one, and go around the circle again. Stitch markers definitely make it easier to keep track of where your rounds begin and end. Round and round we go... Keep going... and going...
