How To Knit A Bow Scarf
(UPDATE) I will be selling this scarf on my INSTAGRAM so be on the lookout; I will update here when I will be accepting pre-orders by email. I really appreciate all the lovely comments and emails I’ve received! I have always wanted to start knitting but always thought it was so confusing and very time consuming. A couple of months ago I watched some videos on Youtube to learn how to knit. After a few tries and watching the videos over and over, I finally got the hang of it but still not quite yet. The knitting pattern terminology still confuses me. It’s still very hot here in Southern Cali but the nights are starting cool down. Now we wait for the cooler weather! Now if you want to make this scarf yourself: I used chunky yarn & 13 size straight needles. Pattern for scarf: 13 stitches and about 25 inches long; GARTER STITCH only. Pattern for bow: 10 1/2 straight needles and normal/med size yarn. I’m no expert at all and learned all by myself. Here is my Little Aries modeling for me.
:: Le snood et son tuto ! - MCPB
Les écharpes étant interdites à l'école, le temps de plus en plus glacial, je me suis lancée dans la confection d'un snood/col bien chaud pour la Bouclette. Je commence à prendre mes aises en tricot, et oui, je n'ai beau faire que du mousse, je ne suis pas de patron ! Et ça, ouhhhhh c'est risqué pour une plus que débutante en tricot ! Et une fois de plus, je suis assez contente ! En attendant... Matos : laine Rapido noire de Phildar. Il vous plaît ? Si vous souhaitez le réaliser : *Aiguilles 7 *Montez 50 mailles *Tricotez au point mousse en alternant 3 lignes à l'endroit, 3 lignes à l'envers. *Montez jusqu'à 20 cm de hauteur, rabattre toutes les mailles. *Assemblez le côté et ayé ! Si vous souhaitez comme moi rajouter un noeud-noeud pour donner un peu de fantaisie, le tuto est sur le post précédent ! ps : bon, ce que je ne dis pas, mais que je vous révèle quand même, c'est que je me suis plantée dans mon comptage (rhoooo la honte, j'ai réussi). Bonne journée ! Edit de 14h30 : Et vous avez vu ?
Etiquette tissée - petite princesse - 28 x 60 mm, rose Couronne : Déco, Customisation Textile par lulu-divine
Vous confectionnez des vêtements, accessoires ou vous tricotez pour vos enfants, petits enfants, pour vous même ou pour les vendre ? Soyez en fiers et affichez le sur vos créations. Étiquette textile. Ce modèle est déposé, tout cas de reproduction, inspiration ou copie, sera poursuivi avec dommages et intérêts. Je ne fabrique pas d'étiquette sur commande. Statut : Professionnel Nom de la société : lulu-divine Siret : 79046160200019 Livraison : entre 3 et 9 jours ouvrés Modes de paiement : Carte bancaire , PayPal , Chèque , Virement bancaire , Porte-monnaie Avantages client : Satisfait ou remboursé - droit de rétractation de 14 jour(s) à la réception de la commande Accéder au formulaire de rétractation Le client est tenu de vérifier le bon état des articles livrés. RETOURS ACCEPTES DANS LES 2 JOURS QUI SUIVENT LA RECEPTION. Attention, les articles personnalisés et ceux à la coupe ne peuvent être retournés. Nous n’acceptons pas les retours de marchandises personnalisées et coupées.
Crocheted Flower Medallion Stool Cover Pattern
At long last, I realized that I really must write down the pattern for the crocheted flower doily medallion stool cover, as we've been enjoying ours for a few months, and it's oh so simple to whip up, assuming you already know how to crochet. And for those of you who don't know how to crochet, it's a must! The crocheted flower doily stool cover was made as a companion for the crocheted doily stool cover, and as you can see they look fabulous together! Okay, are you ready? Crocheted Floral Doily Medallion Stool Cover Pattern: First, just a small disclaimer, which is that I am by no means a professional pattern writer, and wrote this one up quickly. Guage is really not important, since you may need to vary the pattern to fit your stool. Round 1: Chain 6 and join with a slip stitch. Round 2: Ch 3 and make 1 DC into each stitch from previous round. Round 3: slip stitch into first two stitches and then into space after first DC. Round 9: Repeat round 8. Round 11: Repeat round 10 Enjoy!
Naptime Craft | ink & squid
Naptime Craft: Pennant Cupcake Toppers People, these are adorable. Adorable, and can be completed in one naptime, even if your little monkeys think “nap” means “twenty minute power charge” (AHEM, Baby Jake. Here’s what I used: Double-stick tapeCraft knife and scissors (or just scissors is fine, too)Pretty paper: I used scrapbook paper I had left over from other things, but you could use wrapping paper, wall paper, construction paper… Endless options! Here’s what I did: NOTE: Obviously, this isn’t the only way to do these, but it was definitely faster than other ways I’ve tried! Cut long strips of paper a little wider than your tape.Cut a loooooong piece of tape: you want it to go the whole length of your little paper strip. Filed under Food, Holidays, Just for Fun, Naptime Craft, Projects and Crafty Things, The Boys Tagged as crafts, cupcake toppers, flags, Naptime Craft, pennants Naptime Craft: Springtime Baby Sweater WHERE have I BEEN, you ask? Here’s what I used: A few notes: Notes:
A-Line Dress
Easy Print PDF: Newborn size Bernat Baby Sport F-Hook Chain 36 Row 1: dc in 4th ch from hook and next 3 chs, 3 dc in next ch, dc in next 5 chs, 3 dc in next ch, dc in next 10 chs,3 dc in next ch, dc in next 5 chs, 3 dc in next ch, dc in last 5 chs. ch 2, turn. rows 2-5: dc in each dc across putting 3dc in center dc of 3dc group below. row 6: dc across to center of first 3dc group, ch 4, skip across to next 3dc, dc in center st and each st across to center st of 3rd dc group, ch4, skip to last 3dc put dc in center of 3dc group and across to end. ch 1, turn. *Armhole construction tutorial* Row 7: SC in each DC and CH across. How to work Increase to form the a-line shape. Row 8: DC in next 11 sts. Row 9: DC in each st around. Row 10: DC in next 12 sts, work increase, DC in next 25, work increase, DC in remaining sts. Row 11: DC in each st around. Row 12: DC in next 13 sts, work increase, DC in next 27, work increase, DC in remaining sts. Row 13: DC in each st around. Kelly Kearney 2011
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Crochet Heart Headband for Valentine’s Day
Last week I shared a step-by-step photo tutorial to make sweet little itty bitty crochet hearts for Valentine’s day. I think there are so many fun ways to use these (and I’ll share some more ideas at the end of this post), but today I thought I’d show you just one way I came up with to incorporate these hearts into a fun Valentine’s project—a colorful heart headband: (Behold my baby sister, Bekah. Lovely, isn’t she? I’m so glad she doesn’t mind modeling for me, because it’s so fun to do her hair and dress her up and take her picture. Won’t this be a fun little headband to wear around Valentine’s Day? Start by making three hearts using my crochet heart tutorial HERE. I played around with heart placement and decided I liked the look best with the hearts overlapping slightly, going from largest to smallest (so the smallest heart is near the top of your head, and the largest is near your ear). Then place your glued-together hearts onto the felt and use a pen to lightly trace around them.
