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How to Soften Red Heart Super Saver Yarn *Please note!* if you are crocheting/knitting for hospitals or preemie babies this may not be a good method. They prefer no product has been used on yarn of donated hospital items. This week I crocheted a Nyan Cat themed lovey for my impending baby. I worked up the blanket part and it is bad - it would be scratchy and coarse for a baby at least. After a day or so of research and experimentation the blanket actually came out super soft :) It also had wonderful drape which I did not expect. Take note that I had already finished the blanket part when I started this process, I don't know if this would work on the yarn itself before it's been worked up. Step 1: Rinse in cold water Step 2: Shampoo thoroughly, rinse twice Step 3: Working in sections, saturate entire piece with hair conditioner Step 4: Let sit in cool water for over an hour Step 5: Rinse thoroughly Step 6: Run it through the lightest wash cycle your washer machine can accomplish. Step 7: Put it in the dryer. That's it, you're done!
Colorful Flower Mandalas Mandala Pattern Finished Size: 9 inches (23 cm) Crochet Hook: G (4mm) Yarn: Pink flower: Drops Paris yarn #14 Strong yellow, #33 Medium Pink, #06 Shocking Pink, #11 Opal green and Acaucania Ulmo Solid #767 Blue flower: Acaucania Ulmo Solid #767 and Drops Paris yarn # 11 Opal Green, #06 shocking pink, #02 light turquoise, and #14 strong yellow Purple Flower: Drops Paris yarn #11 Opal Green, #14 strong yellow, #45 dusty orange, #8 dark purple, and #31 medium purple Stitches used: slip stitch (ss), single crochet (sc), half Double Crochet (hdc), double crochet (dc) treble or triple crochet (tr) Special Stitches: Back Post Double Crochet (BPdc)-Yo, insert hook from back to front to back around the next double crochet, (Yo, draw through two loops on hook) Twice, Puff stitch- *yo, insert hook into stitch indicated and pull up a loop,* repeat from * to* two more times, yo and pull through all 7 loops on the hook, ch1 to close the stitch Notes about pattern: U.S. Start with a magic circle
Tricoter des modèles en anglais, pas à pas (1/2) Maintenant que Dona vous a convaincus de l’intérêt du tricot in English, il ne vous reste plus qu’à retrousser vos manches, attraper vos aiguilles et vous lancer ! Pas de panique, voici un petit guide qui devrait vous aider à ne pas trop trébucher ! Avant toute chose, un point important. Je suis traductrice professionnelle, je passe mes journées à traduire et pourtant je vais dire une chose qui vous surprendra peut-être et ferait sans doute hurler quelques-uns de mes collègues s’ils tombaient sur cet article : NE TRADUISEZ PAS LE MODÈLE AVANT DE TRICOTER ! Ceci n’est pas une blague, j’ai plusieurs bonnes raisons de vous donner ce conseil, les voici. Traduire c’est long. Maintenant que nous avons posé ces bases, allons-y ! 1e étape : Apprivoiser la bête Choisissez votre modèle, imprimez-le, et prenez quelques minutes pour faire connaissance avec lui. Size : la taille. Elle est indiquée en utilisant les symboles internationaux (XS, S, M, L, XL, etc.). Les unités de mesure : Lydia
How to make a crochet portrait pattern My first blog post! To start this off I want to tell you how to make a crochet portrait pattern. I'm going to try and keep this short and sweet. Finding a photo - When looking for a photo I keep in mind what colors I'm looking for. Greys, browns, colors that are in the same shade family. -Pick more then one photo. How to use stitch a photo This was the biggest headache! - I use Stitch a photo( what I like about this program is that its easy to use and understand. -When you get to the main page select a picture. Step 2 is when the fun starts. Floss brand-This will pick the colors for the chart.After playing around I have found.... Venus -works best with grey. Madeira and anchor-works best with browns and skin tones. DMC- works best with rlly bright colors. Play around with it. Stitches per inch- I always use 18(7.1 per cm). Size- I try to stay within 8.8 inch ro 10.0 inch. Step 3-Select your pattern -When you get to step 3 you'll see your photo as a graph.
Mahala Mandala crochet square | Y u l i Hello! Its me again with free pattern / photo tutorial. This time I would like to share with you crochet Mandala that I made last summer but it was put away in one of my many baskets and forgotten((((( . Because I can be very disorganized… not sure if its part of being creative person or is it just one of my character minuses or pluses (depending how you relate to chaos)))) So few months ago while browsing through my stash…ta da I found it!!! I quickly pulled out Vinnis cottons, made few different color combinations… the flower shape of this motif can create awesome summer shawl, can be used as applique or table runner/coasters… and many other pretty things! Then I decided that it will look great as a square motif, so I re designed it and now it can be used in many different strait and square ways – blankets, cushion, vests, tops, bags… you know what I mean;) So here it is Mahala Mandala! ~ Mahala Mandala crochet square ~ You will need ~ 4 mm hook; ~ tapestry needle ~ scissor Abbreviation Note:
Créa'Tricot - Page 3 02 mai 2013 Bonnet Marin Le petit bonnet marin, un modèle de tricot tout simple mais très utile Pour les balades au bord de la mer sur les côtes bretonnes et normandes ;) Modèle à télécharger gratuitement ICI Tailles : enfant, ado et adulte Tricoté avec le fil "4 Saisons" de chez Fonty Un fil 30% laine 70 % Coton Cécile 30 avril 2013 Une couverture torsadée pour Bébé Du point de riz en bordure et des torsades qui tourbillonnent en pagaille: voilà le programme pour cette couverture en pure laine (lavable en machine, pensons pratique!!) Tricotée en fil double avec des aiguilles 7mm. Pour les détails du tuto ( toujours gratuit): Couverture Tourbillon A vos aiguilles! Camille Note: pour toutes vos questions, contactez moi directement sur mon blog: Tricote pas tout! 27 avril 2013 Cadeau de naissance:un ensemble chaussons et gilet de berger. Quel plaisir de pouvoir compléter et offrir une jolie tenue à un nouveau venu! Voici un ensemble vite et facilement réalisé, aux aiguilles 4.5mm, dans des point simples. May et
Sophie's Garden Photo Tutorial I know there are a few of you who have been patiently (and impatiently) waiting for the pattern for Sophie’s Garden, so I am excited and relieved to finally share it with you. The example above was made using 2 strands of Stylecraft Special Dk and a 5.5 mm hook. You can now find a list of the colours I used HERE. Although this is not officially part of the Block a Week CAL 2014, I know there are a few ladies who are wanting to incorporate this square into their blankets. Have fun! ©Dedri Uys 2014. Special design credit to Chris Simon for the use of a modified version of her Lace Petals flower. Resources Translations Difficulty Intermediate Gauge Using worsted weight yarn and dc stitches: 8 rows and 18 st’s per 4” (10 cm) square. Size 19” (48 cm) in diameter. Materials 4 mm crochet hook (US G/6 UK 8)Worsted weight yarn or double knit yarn (light worsted weight) – approx. 450 meters/500 yardsYarn Needle Different sizes Instructions Update 2/3/15: Sophie’s Garden is now growing into Sophie’s Universe.
Multi-stitch Stripe Blanket A colorful multi-stitch, multi-stripe blanket. Finished size: 52 1⁄2 inches (133 cm) by 64 inches (162 cm) Yarn: Stylecraft Special DK. Colors: Aspen, Aster, Bluebell, Clematis, Cloud Blue, Fondant, Lavender, Lipstick, Magenta, Meadow, Pomegranate, Sherbet, Shrimp, Spring Green, Sunshine, Turquoise, and Wisteria. Hook Size: G-6 (4mm) and a 7 (4.5 mm) the 7 or 4.5mm hook is only used for the dfpdc rows 29, 31, 37, and 39 and so forth Notes about pattern: This pattern is written in U.S. terms, so I have included a conversion chart:U.S.U.K. ch ch sc dc hdc htr dc tr tr dtr skip miss Blanket is done in multiples of 24, as to accommodate the stitch patterns that are done in multiples of 2,4,6, and 8. Each group of stitches is done in sets so it makes it easier to end the blanket. Instructions for reverse sc: With the right side of the project facing you, join yarn with a sc. *Make as many multi-stitch striped blankets as you like, but do not reproduce or sell this pattern.
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Intro and a Free Pattern This blog has been in the ponderings for a while. Yes, I made that up. It's my blog. :) I'm excited to start documenting the creative things inspiring me, and hopefully you'll catch some inspiration too. Whether I am crocheting or sewing, working on some project, or taken with a particularly exciting idea... I'd like to share with you. So to get on with it. Rainbows and Hearts Blanket (Updated 9/21/2013 This pattern has now been completely redone. I used Red Heart Super Saver yarn but any yarn would work. When changing colors: --Changing color after a sc: Insert hook into stitch below, grab yarn with your hook and pull through the stitch, grab the new color yarn with your hook and pull through the 2 loops on your hook to finish the sc. Chain a multiple of 12, plus 2 more (I chained 146 for a blanket 46 inches wide.) To Make the Hearts: You continue the same stitch pattern as above when working the hearts. With all my patterns feel free to use for personal use, gifts, and charity.
Round pineapple tablecloth crochet pattern. Crochet Patterns - Round Pineapple Tablecloth Materials: J. & P. Coats "Knit-Cro-Sheen" 20 balls of white, ecru, or 26 balls of any color. Abbreviations: ch (chain) sl st (slip stitch) tr (triple) sp (space) sc (single crochet) lp (loop) dc (double crochet) rnd (round) dtr (double triple). Pattern: Ch 15, join with sl st to form a ring. 1st rnd: Ch 4, 43 tr in ring, sl st in top of ch 4. 2nd rnd: Ch 5, make tr in each tr making ch 1 between tr's. 3rd rnd: Ch 6, make tr in each tr making ch 2 between tr's. 4th rnd: Sl st in next ch, sc in sp, ch 4, sc in next sp. 5th, 6th and 7th rnds: Ch 4. sc in next loop and continue making ch 4 loops around, ending with ch 1, dc in dc below. 8th rnd: Sl st in loop, ch 4, tr in same loop, * ch 3, 2 tr in next loop. 9th rnd: Sl st in next tr and in next sp, ch 3, in same sp make dc, ch 2 and 2 dc (shell made); in each sp around make a shell of 2 dc, ch 2 and 2 dc. 12th rnd: Make shell over shell, increasing 1 ch in every other ch bar between shells, join.
Mes patrons de pantoufles J’adore tricoter des pantoufles, c’est un de mes passe-temps favoris. :-) J’espère que mes modèles sauront vous inspirer ! Il suffit de cliquer sur l’image pour accéder au patron. J’ai aussi quelques modèles pour le crochet. Pour adapter le modèle à une autre taille, vous pouvez consulter les rubriques suivantes dans ma FAQ : Merci de me laisser un petit commentaire si vous utilisez un de mes modèles, ça fait toujours plaisir ! Date de dernière mise à jour : 13 septembre 2014. Pantoufles abeille Pantoufles à carreaux Pantoufles à carreaux (enfant) Pantoufles à fausses côtes Pantoufles deux tons Pantoufles à petites fenêtres Pantoufles à petits carrés Pantoufles à petits triangles Pantoufles à pointe de diamant Pantoufles aquabella Pantoufles à rayures Pantoufles a rayures obliques Pantoufles à revers Pantoufles à trèfles Pantoufles au point gaufrette Pantoufles azurées Pantoufles bleues Pantoufles bottillons Pantoufles chinées Pantoufles Combo Pantoufles côtelées Pantoufles croisillon Pantoufles d’ambiance