Papillons - Papillons et leurs… - Papillons et leurs… - Papillons et leurs Samedi 19 mai 2012 6 19 /05 /Mai /2012 09:14 Papillons aux ailes colorées , accompagnés de leurs grilles gratuites , trouvés sur le site de " Liveinternet.ru " . Papillon rose aux bordures fuschias Papillon violet parme Papillons multicolores Superbe papillon aux ailes fleuries jaunes Papillon aux ailes déployées Papillon jaune aux belles dentelles Papillon vert aux ailes rondes Papillon bleu Je souhaite un agréable crochet à celles qui voudraient réaliser un de ces modèles . Par crochet-plaisir - Publié dans : Papillons -Communauté : Oh ! Vendredi 18 mai 2012 5 18 /05 /Mai /2012 07:30 Papillons colorés aux ailes dentelles , accompagnés de leurs grilles gratuites , trouvés sur la page facebook de " Omaima Hassan " , et présentés sur mon facebook " Le Crochet de Anne " . Papillon jaune dégradé Papillon blanc Papillons bleus et jaunes Papillon blanc aux ailes déployées Papillons bleu /violet et jaune Papillons roses et bleus , aux bordures dorées Papillon bleu prés à voler Papillon jaune dentelle Papillon granny
Yarn Conversion Chart – Crochet Hooks You Use this yarn conversion chart only as a guide and I suggest you test with a gauge swatch/tension square for more accurate results. This yarn conversion chart is also useful if you have a pattern that lists a yarn that has a different country measurement scale and you need to convert yarn from one country to another. This chart will also help you become familiar with the different names used between countries for the same types of yarn. Yarn Conversion Chart I hope this is helpful to you. If you can see that something should be added to this yarn conversion chart then leave your suggestions below, they will be reviewed and adjustments will be made if accurate. Enjoy making your projects! All the best, Paula You May Also Like Lion Brand Yarn Vanna’s Choice Baby Yarn – Chocolate Cake Vanna’s Choice Baby isn’t just for the toddler set; The soft colors coordinate beautifully with those in the Vanna’s Choice line, so you can mix and match yarns with picture-perfect results. Related Products
tapis This Crochet rugs are made by Olga at olinohobby.com All you need is yarn, old T-shirts & crochet hook. Now the images will guide you trough the process. And that is it simple but really nice! Thank you Olga for this tutorial! Source Click here... for more great ideas! Yarn hooks gauge and fabric care charts for beginning crocheters For those that are just learning, or want to learn to crochet, when your out looking for yarns and hooks, these charts are for you to familiarize yourself with the information you will need to know. This photo shows what is printed on a yarn label Yarn label information The above sample shows you the weight of the yarn, what knitting or what crochet hook is recommended for this yarn for a 4 x4 swatch (gauge), and fabric care. Fabric Care Symbol Chart Photo Credit: Internet Categories of yarn, recommended hook sizes both in metric and U.S. hook size range, and gauge ranges As determined by the Craft Yarn Council I highly recommend as the best resource available to both crocheters and knitters Photo Credits: Craft Yarn Council Information Credit: Craft Yarn Council I have listed Craft Yarn Council in the resources tab above, I can’t say enough about them! Therefore, here is just a tidbit of information you may find you need. I hope this will be helpful to you! Like this:
Free Pattern: Robin Hat Yay! It's time again for a new free pattern! I have been working on this the last couple of days.. in between school runs, mad wednesday, housework (well not really... ) I have made this hat for me! I loved the first one I made, green, grey and white. I named it Robin, because it reminded me of the hat Robin Hood wears. So I hope you like it! Supplies As usual I’m working with my lovely Drops Nepal yarn. Drops Nepal, Yarn thickness group C, 50 gr = 82 yds SC 10x10cm (4”x4”) = 17st x 22rows HDC 10x10cm (4”x4”) = 13st x 11rows in 3 different colors Hook needle 5mm Yarn needle to weave in ends Stitch Markers Stitches used: MC - Magic Circle CH - Chain SLST - Slip Stitch SC - Single Crochet HDC - Half Double Crochet FPHDC - Front Post Half Double Crochet To make smaller, remove increase rows and adjust hat height. R1, MC, Color A, 2SC, Color B, 2SC, Color C, 2SC - 6st R2, Color A, 2HDC in next 2st of Color B Color B, 2HDC in next 2st of Color C Color C, 2HDC in next 2st of Color A - 12st Color A - no stitches
Block Crochet Pattern Tutorial It’s starting to get chilly even here in Oklahoma so I’ve taken back to crochet. Hip, hip hooray! Crochet is one of my more favorite crafts because I love the way I can take it anywhere and when I’m a little bit cold it keeps me busy and warms my lap. I found myself unable to actually take on much of a project though here lately. So I’ve found myself just working through different stitches and patterns to keep my hands busy but not commit me to anything too lengthy. Let’s get into this already. Chain to the length you desire in an increment of 3, then add 2 more. Single crochet in the second chain from the hook. Then chain twice. Chain twice. Keep repeating this until you reach the end of your chain. When you get to the end chain 3 and turn. Double crochet in the first two chains . We’re going to double crochet again, but rather than going in the next available chain like we normally would, we’re going to go UNDER the single crochet in the previous row. See where I link up.
Chevron Infinity Scarf Pattern The chevron pattern seems to be a new trend in fashion and design. I've seen a few chevron scarves around, so I figured it was time to write a pattern for it. This adorable scarf will be perfect for fall and winter, and it would make a lovely, personal gift for the holidays. I'd like to try this pattern out with different yarns/weights, too, for different effects. I love this pattern because it becomes mindless after a while once you starting repeating the same row throughout the scarf, so it's perfect for cuddling up by the TV or taking it to-go! I love anything with stripes, and this chevron pattern is the perfect twist on the traditional stripe. You may sell the finished product from this pattern, but please reference and link this post. You can also purchase this scarf from my Etsy Shop and customize the color/design. Materials: Size G crochet hook (4.25 mm) Tapestry needle 1 skein of Latte Red Heart Designer Sport [A] 1 skein of Ivory Red Heart Designer Sport [B] Abbreviations: Notes:
untitled Worsted, DK, Fingering… decryptage Toute cette réflexion m’est venue quand je racontais à une amie que mon cardigan tricoté en malabrigo worsted (merino) s’est mit à feutrer au bout de 3 portages, et que le cardigan d’une autre amie en MCN (merino, cachemire, nylon) de chez Madeline Tosh a été porté à outrance et n’a quasiment pas bougé, alors qu’ils contiennent tout les deux du mérino. Et pourtant, malabrigo est si dooouuuuuux comparé à d’autres laines aussi 100% merino ! Alors, petit décryptage ! Une laine se caractérise par plusieurs propriétés : sa composition (en quoi elle est faite), le nombre de brins, et son poids. La composition Le fait qu’un bout de tissu ou de laine soit composé de coton, d’alpaga ou de mérino va avoir plusieurs impacts : la douceur (mais ce n’est pas lié uniquement au matériaux comme on le verra plus tard)la tenuela tolérance au frottementla capacité à respirerla capacité à se froisserle « tombé »la définition du point (tricot)la perméabilité à l’eau (tissu) Laine : provient du mouton. Les brins