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Vive le Crochet !!! Vous avez envie de créer mais vous ne savez pas trop par où commencer ? Vous avez des modèles de tricot sous la main mais vous préférez le crochet ? Alors cet article est pour vous ! ! ! Vous allez pouvoir apprendre à faire d’un modèle de tricot, un modèle exclusif de crochet. Voici les différentes étapes à suivre : A. B. C. D. imaginons que votre échantillon de 10 cm de côté vous donne 23 mailles serrées pour 14 rangs . 10 cm = 14 rangs et 10 divisé par 28 = 0.36 donc 28 cm = 14 divisé par 0.36 =>38.88 soit 39 rangs E. F. G. Vous devez donc diminuer (ou augmenter selon le sens de travail), de 44 mailles sur 12 rangs. Autre méthode : Conseils de dernière minute : Prenez votre temps et n’hésitez pas à faire et à défaire jusqu’ à ce que vous parveniez à ce que vous espériez. Si vous avez des questions ou un soucis, n’hésitez pas à me contacter et vive la création!

Mary Jane Slippers « ohmygoodknits! // a knitting & crochet blog By Lisa Gutierrez on 04/01/2008 **I thought this was obvious, but apparently not: PLEASE OH PLEEASE do not use any of my photos without my permission! I’m a nice person, so if YOU ask nicely, I’d make a consideration. Also, don’t post this pattern anywhere else. A simple link to this page would be a great way to share it. You CAN sell slippers you make, of course, but for pete’s sake, take photos of what you made to show your customer/s! PRINTER-FRIENDLY version link at bottom! I’ve received many messages via Ravelry about these slippers. Crocheted Mary Jane Slippers (women’s large–9.5-10) Materials: worsted weight yarnH-hook2 buttonstapestry needleyou’ll also need some yarn in a contrasting color. First, start with 8 DC into a circle. see the little tail on bottom? after cinching, slst into the top of the first DC, ch 2. [See THIS POST, if you need more information about the beginning round.] This is what my piece looked like after round 4: Work 2 rounds even (NO INCREASING). Here goes!

Mon sac pour la rentrée : tricoté en rangs raccourcis et points d'astrakan Contrairement à l'an passé, pas de couture pour la rentrée de Jérémy ... "Je préfère les trucs des magasins, si tu m'en fais, ça fait trop p'tit garçon à sa maman !!!" ... Pour me consoler, j'ai décidé de ME faire UN sac pour MOI ! Regardez comme je me suis gâtée et après je vous explique tout : J'aime beaucoup les sacs avec les anses rondes rigides comme celles-là et en voulais un en tricot ... au début, je voulais faire simplement des rectangles mais ça ne s'ajuste pas très bien au niveau de ces fameuses anses ... Bref, voici les EXPLICATIONS (tuto) : - Avec des aiguilles n°8 (j'ai utilisé environ 300 g de laine car le point d'astrakan en consomme beaucoup), j'ai monté 38 mailles, tricoté 2 rangs de point mousse puis, j'ai tricoté en rang raccourcis sur 12 mailles : C'est quoi les rangs raccourcis ? On tricote les 26 mailles, on retourne l'ouvrage (sans tricoter les 12 autres), on fait une augmentation sur la première maille et on tricote les 25 autres. On passe à l'assemblage : A bientôt

Etole japonaise au crochet - Le pot 2 colle & Cie Une fois terminée, elle ressemble à ça! Pour celles qui cherchent encore les explications: Chaque rang (rg) se termine par une maille (m) coulée (MC). Rang 1 : commencer par une chaînette de 6 m. Fermer par une MC. Rang 2 : faire 4 m. chaînette, puis en plongeant dans le cercle * une bride, une m. chaînette * répéter encore 10 fois et terminer par une MC (on a en tout 12 brides). Rang 3 : changer de couleur. Rang 4 : changer de couleur. Rang 5 : crocheter une m. serrée (MS) au milieu du groupe des 4 brides du rg 4, 5 m. chaînette, une MS au même endroit que la première MS, une MS entre 2 groupes de brides, répéter tout autour puis terminer par une MC. Rang 6 de la première fleur : faire une MS puis 8 brides dans chaque arceau, 1 maille serrée entre 2 ensemble de 4 brides, répéter jusqu’au bout, terminer par une MC. Assemblage : Les fleurs sont liées 2 à 2 par 2 pétales. Avec le diagramme, c'est plus simple... Partager l'article !

Sling Bag Tutorial - Part 1 I tend to have a short attention span when it comes to projects, that's why I like making a variety of things. My Etsy shop has an assortment of stuff in it for that very reason...I don't want to make the same style of the same product over and over! Bags are one of my favorite things to make when I feel like changing up the pace a little. I whipped up a few of these hobo/sling bags to put in the shop. The fun thing about these totes are they are reversible! Fun! It will look like this when you open it up. We are going to be very thrifty with our use of fabric, and use the cut out pieces from the straps as the pockets. Measure down from the top straight edge, nine inches. Trim off the rounded bottom. Cut a strip of narrow elastic, 8 inches long. Your pocket should now look like this. Do that to all four pockets. Now sew just the outer edges of the bags together. With RIGHT sides together, stuff one bag into the other. Sew the two bags together. Stuff one of the bags into the other.

Pretty Little Petals [Free Pattern] Strictly speaking, this post was intended to be the "Part Two" section of the Granny Oblong saga. Except that I went on a frogging spree, and now the whole thing is sitting in the "in progress" box (which has a lid, so I don't have to look at them for a while! :P) But since you were promised a pattern, and since this is called "eggbirddesigns" not "eggbirdthefrog", a pattern ye shall receive!! I hope you like it :) Pretty Little Petals ETA: You can now link to this pattern on ravelry here Notes sp - space sl st - slip stitch sc - single crochet dc - double crochet ch - chain The pattern is written in American terms, however if you prefer UK terms there is a fab 'translator' here. To Begin: create a magic loop (if you're unsure how to do this, click here). Round 1: Ch1, 2sc into each space around. Round 2: Ch1, *2sc in next sp, 1sc in next sp* - repeat between * 6 times [18 sts total] Round 3: Change colour. Round 4: Ch3 (counts as first dc), 5dc in the same space.

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Recycle your old t-shirts into yarn Are your hands itching to starting crocheting or knitting but you have no yarn at home? Do you have some old t-shirts laying around at home? If your answer is twice yes, than your problem is solved and you can start in no time ;-). Of course you can buy recycled T-shirt yarn in the shop, it has the same thickness as the one you will cut but it will have a different sentimental value. Nowadays we do think more in terms of recycling, well this is an excellent way to start. When searching on the net you will find more ways of 'how to cut your T-shirt into yarn', but for me this video explains it very well. The only part of the t-shirt used is the part just underneath the arms till just above the bottom seem of your t-shirt. This yarn is excellent for potholders or for home made carpets.

little woollie Hello. I have been making crochet stars this week. For no good reason really, just because they're fun to make. So I thought some of you might like to have a bit of crafty fun too. These stars use up tiny amounts of wool, so get your scraps box out! I used a mixture of hot colours.... .....and a nice mix of cool colours. You need to make 10 star 'points' or diamonds ( 5for the front and 5 for the back). You can make your stars bigger or smaller by varying the number of rows or by changing the yarn weight and hook size you use. (leave a long tail at the beginning so you can use it to sew up later) Ch 2 row 1: 2sc into 2nd ch from hook, turn. row 2: Ch1(turning chain) 1sc into first st, 2sc into 2nd st, turn. row 3: Ch1, 1sc into 1st st, 1sc into 2nd st, 2sc into last st, turn. row 4: Ch1, 1sc into 1st st, 1sc into each st across until last st, 2sc into last st, turn. Start decreasing. The decrease pattern is as follows: Ch1, sk1st st, sc into next st and each st across, turn. (see photo above).

How to make colourful crocheted flowers These tiny flowers are sweetly adorable, totally thrifty and really easy to do. In mere minutes, you can whip up a rainbow bouquet from scraps of your leftover yarn. And when you're done growing flowers you can gift them to all the crafty folk you know. Materials:• Cotton DK yarn in various colours• 3.5mm (UK9/US E4) crochet hook• Tapestry needle AbbreviationsUK terms are used in this pattern:ch – chaindc – double crochethtr – half treble crochettr – treble crochetdtr – double treble crochetrep – repeatsl st – slip stitchst – stitch If you'd like to use a different weight of yarn, just check the label for the recommended crochet hook size and use that. Row 1: ch 3 Round 2: 11 tr into 3rd ch from hook, join with sl st to top of beginning ch 3 (12 tr made) Round 3: Join 2nd colour into top of any tr st from last round. Round 5: sl st into 1st ch space. (2 ch, 3 tr, 2 ch ) over each 4 ch loop space. Round 7: sl st into 1st chain space (2 ch, 4 tr, 2 ch ) over each 5 ch loop.

Crochet patchwork tutorial - Paper & needle crafts among other handmade things First I'd like to say a big Thank you to everyone who took the time to visit my blog and to leave a comment on my crochet patchwork cushion cover, I also received a few questions so I hope the photos and the instructions below will help. Initially I thought I'd make lots of little squares but then I wasn't too keen on having to join them all up somehow so I came up with this instead. Chain 9 and skip the 1st chain, work in rows of dc to form a square. Change colour as shown below and turn. When working your 1st row in a different colour make sure you crochet over the ends of your yarn, this way you won't have to worry about weaving in all those ends at the end. When you reach the end of your 1st row cut the ends and carry on changing colours at regular intervals until you have your strip as long as you want it. Join the strips together by sewing or slip stitching and make sure you align the squares correctly.

Learn How to Crochet - Pink Awareness Ribbon Magic Potholder & Refrigerator Magnet for Breast Cancer Les Cercles de Fermières du Québec - Artisanat passion Artisanat passion Les CFQ prennent tous les moyens pour promouvoir, transmettre et sauvegarder le patrimoine artisanal québécois : cours, concours, publications, artisanat jeunesse, etc. Voici quelques suggestions de pièces à réaliser afin d’éprouver le bonheur inégalé du fait main. Joli centre brodé Réalisation et texte : Monic Lafrance, Québec Photo : Rémy Boily Stylisme : Vivianne Roy Technique : Broderie traditionnelle Matériel requis 1 carré de lin Pauline, de 35 cm sur 35 cm (13 3/4 po sur 13 3/4 po) 1 échevette de coton mouliné DMC, aux couleurs suivantes : vert moyen (pour les tiges) ; rose pâle, rose foncé, jaune pâle, jaune foncé, bleu pâle, bleu foncé, mauve pâle, mauve foncé, pêche pâle, pêche foncé, turquoise pâle et turquoise foncé (pour les fleurs) Crayon à mine Papier carbone (soluble à l'eau) Crayon marqueur soluble Ciseaux à broderie Aiguille à broder Cerceau Réalisation des points de broderie utilisés Départs et rentrés de fils Point de tige de base Prendre 2 brins de coton mouliné.