Basic Crocheted Flat Circle With Solid Center Basic Crocheted Flat Circle With Solid Center Following is an example showing how to crochet a basic flat circle made with single crochet, with a solid center. This example uses the method of joining with a slip stitch at the end of each round (instead of continuous rounds). From crocheting this sample, you can learn about the increases used when crocheting in the round. Materials Used In This Example worsted weight yarn US size G hook Finished Size: 2 1/4 inches in diameter, after 4 rounds Abbreviations: ch = chain ea = each rnd = round sc = single crochet sl st = slip stitch To Begin: Chain 2. Optional Finishing Round: After the last round, if you wish to, you can give the circle a nicer looking edge by doing one slip stitch in each single crochet around the circle. When finished, end off. My stitch example photo and the instructions on this page are copyright 2004 by Sandi Marshall, licensed to About.com, Inc. URL of this page is
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Olavas Verden: Flower pattern – in english… :O) To all my international readers; here is the english version of my flower pattern. Very many have asked for it, and now, finally, I have tried to tranlate it. I hope you will understand… :O) The pattern is written i american english term… :O) Jeg har fått uendelig mange henvendelser på om jeg ikke kan få oversatt dette mønsteret til engelsk, så nå har jeg endelig gjort et forsøk. Akkurat nå er denne oppskriften den meste besøkte på bloggen min, den 8. oktober satte jeg ny rekord på antall besøkende på et døgn, da tellet blogger at det hadde vært 4815 besøkende….. Veldig mange av disse klikket nettopp inn på dette rosemønsteret. Den norske oppskriften kan du finne HER… Yarn: Cotton Sports from Gjestdal ASA Crochet Hook: 3 mm CO 8 ch, turn in circel. 1. round) *2 dc, 2 ch, 2 dc* repeat between ** 8 times, change colour 2. round) *1sc, 4 ch, 1sc* repaet between the ** 8 times 3. round) *1 sc, 1 ch, 3 dc, 1 ch, 1 sc* repeat between the ** 8 times, change color. …from the back… Fasten off… :O)
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Le tapis crocheté en Trapilho {tuto} - Tricot & crochet Tour 2 3 ml puis 2 brides dans la même br x 13 = 27 br.Fermez avec 1 mc. Débuter l’ouvrage Commencez par un cercle magique.Faites 3 mailles en l’air (ml) comptant pour une bride. Tour 1 12 brides (br) dans le cercle = 13 brPuis fermez le tour par une maille coulée (mc). Tour 8 3 ml puis 1 br dans chaque br du tour précédent avec des augmentations.Ainsi : (13 br + 1br dans la même br) x 6 = 84 brFermez avec 1 mc.Coupez et rentrez le fil. Tour 7 3 ml puis 1 br dans chaque br du tour précédent avec des augmentations pour que le cercle reste bien à plat.(12 br + 1br dans la même br) x 6 = 78 brFermez avec 1 mc. On peut aussi crocheter le tapis avec une grosse laine en utilisant éventuellement le fil en double ou même en triple pour obtenir une épaisseur équivalente au Trapilho. Vous souhaitez crocheter un tapis en Trapilho (le fameux fil de jersey recyclé) ? Tour 3 : commencez la partie ajourée 3 ml puis 2 br + 2 ml puis (3 br + 2 ml) x 8Fermez avec 1 mc. Tours 4 et 5 Tour 6 Le tapis est terminé !
Free Crochet Patterns: Crochet N More Don't forget to bookmark this page :o) Most of the patterns listed here are my original designs. There are several patterns posted here with permission from the designers. If you would like to contribute your original pattern to be published on our website please email me. Bordure crochetée pour cadre mignon {tuto} - Tricot & crochet Bordure crochetée pour cadre mignon Percez les trous au bord du cercle à l’aide d’une grosse aiguille. Découpez un cercle dans du carton (la taille du cercle dépendra de la taille de l’objet à encadrer). Collez le tissu sur le cercle en carton. Avec un feutre effaçable à l’eau, marquez les emplacements des trous tous les1,5 cm. On peut bien sûr remplacer le tissu par une feuille de scrapbooking, les imprimés sont tout aussi variés et colorés. La bordure crochetée peut aussi encadrer le plus beau dessin du petit dernier ou encore votre photo préférée par exemple. Ce joli cadre sera idéal pour mettre en valeur le jouet fétiche de votre enfant. Faites un nœud au début du fil. Crochetez 3 mailles en l’air. Passez le crochet dans le trou suivant à gauche, tirez le fil à travers le trou et la maille sur le crochet à l’avant pour former une boucle. Pas à pas proposé par Sabine du blog Anisbee.canalblog.com Collez le petit jouet au centre du cadre.
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Free Vintage Crochet Patterns - Antique Crochet Patterns My Favorite Sites for Free Crochet Patterns - This Is Crochet | This Is Crochet First for Women Magazine asked me what were my five favorite sites for free crochet patterns for their December 7, 2009 issue. Here are my favs: 1. Crochet Pattern Centralwww.crochetpatterncentral.com Crochet Pattern Central is an online directory of thousands of links to free crochet patterns of all levels. In addition to the patterns, CPC has links to tutorials and stitch instructions. 2. 3. 4. 5. The Crochetville messageboard community features a Free Original Patterns forum. Honorable mentions: Naturally Caron, Interweave Crochet, Stargazer’s Crochet, Yarn Lover’s Room, Free Vintage Crochet, Do you have any favorite sites for free crochet patterns? Follow my blog with Bloglovin About turquoizblue
★ 100 Free Crochet Patterns For Beginners Knitting and crochet are actually very different even though they are often confused with each other. Both techniques create a series of loops using yarn in order to make a flat fabric, but knitting uses knitting needles, and crocheting uses hooks. Finished knitted products have a different look and feel to finished crochet products; knitting is mostly used for anything that needs to drape well or be soft and cuddly, for instance sweaters, cuddly toys and socks, whilst crochet creates sturdier, more durable and often thicker items than knitting and is good for placemats, rugs and throws. Other differences between the methods are that more detailed patterns and colorwork can be achieved with knitting, and knitting can also be done by machine whereas it’s impossible to crochet by machine. Crochet starts with a slip knot in order to loop the yarn onto your crochet hook. Have fun!
Apache Tears Beautifully textured, captivating and fascinating! I’m referring to the strikingly mesmerizing Apache Tears crochet pattern. I’ve had quite a few enquiries in regards to this pattern, so today I thought I’d share my tips and technique with you. It’s not a complicated pattern so let’s get started! The following are the ‘basic’ rules when working this pattern: Each row is worked from the right side.Each row is worked from right to left.Ensure to leave a 6 inch tail of yarn when beginning and ending a row.To begin each row, form a slip knot on your hook and commence row.Work all dc in the back loop of stitches.Work all dtr in the front loop of stitch 3 rows below, whilst missing the dc behind on current row. The pattern may also be customized to your own preferences, producing a dense fabric! When it comes to customizing it all boils down to . . . the spacing . . . you can choose to customize your blanket by working 8 dc, 6 dc or 4 dc etc. Sample 1: Spacing of 8 dc With Red, ch 37. Fasten off.
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