Recycled Water Bottle Flower A wonderful way to recycle, help Earth and make your yard look beautiful! Easy crochet bow tutorial/pattern First things first...I am no crocheting expert. Far from it! I'm definitely a beginner, so if I can make these little bows, so can you. Anywho, you can tell I had fun taking pictures of my line up of bows...this is only a fraction of the pile I've made so far! Alright, here goes! See below for the full tutorial! Bow: Chain 25, half double crochet in third chain from hook, and in each chain across. Start with some yarn...duh. and a crochet hook. This is how you do a slipknot-which starts every crochet project. Now start your chain! Like so! Continue making a chain-I did 25 for this size bow...you could easily make the bow larger or smaller by lengthening or shortening the chain. At the end of the chain, yarn over (YO) and then do a half double crochet in the third loop from the end. So the arrow is pointing to the loop to go through. It will look like this! YO again and pull through all three loops! I pull the yarn snug after each stitch. Then keep doing HDCs going down the chain you made!
Bits & Bobbles : Easy Crocheted Snood Pattern While walking round poundstretcher for our weekly wool top up, we came across this amazing wool which neither of us had seen or heard of before called Rozetti Fireside :) Its this a lovely soft super chunky wool and it comes in a great mix of colours. Both my mum and I bought 2 200g balls of a different colour and set to work on creating some simple patterns to compliment the wool, this is what she came up with: The whole project took roughly 5-6 hours so could easily be achieved within a day. If you cant get the same wool that we did, that's fine :) just use any super chunky wool and it will turn out the same! Easy Crocheted Snood Pattern With a 6.5mm hook, Ch 91 Row 1: Hdc into second ch from hook and into every ch to the end of the row (90) Row 2-38: Ch 1, turn, Hdc into every ch to the end of the row (90) Bring the two ends of the snood together and line the edges up, Sl st down the width of the snood to join the two ends together, Finish off and weave in ends with a tapestry needle.
Motifs & points fantaisies - Points fantaisies… - Motifs et leurs… - Motifs et leurs… Mardi 25 septembre 2012 2 25 /09 /Sep /2012 19:20 Voici des points fantaisies et bordures , pour celles aiment réaliser des tuniques , des tops , des gilets , plutôt qu'avec des motifs ronds ou carrés , accompagnés de leurs grilles gratuites , trouvés sur la page facebook de " Handmade My Hobby " et présentés sur ma page facebook " Le Crochet de Anne " ! Je souhaite un agréable crochet à toutes celles qui voudraient réaliser un de ces jolis points fantaisies ou jolies bordures ! Par crochet-plaisir - Publié dans : Motifs & points fantaisies -Communauté : les dingues du crochet 0 Vendredi 18 mai 2012 5 18 /05 /Mai /2012 08:45 Superbes motifs colorés , ronds , carrés , hexagonaux ou en triangles , accompagnés de leurs grilles gratuites , trouvés sur le site de " Liveinternet.ru " et présentés sur mon facebook " Le Crochet de Anne " . Je souhaite un excellent crochet à celles qui voudraient réaliser un de ces modèles . Jeudi 26 avril 2012 4 26 /04 /Avr /2012 09:00
seamless + symmetrical | november :: mystery crochet project Hooks at the ready! Let's get started with this month's mystery crochet project. With 43 comments Wool-Eater CAL 2012 Effective, textured, an absolute show-stopper the Wool-Eater has become a favourite among many! With 225 comments Wool-Eater Motif CAL 2013 In 2012 we hooked a square or oblong Wool-Eater . . . 2013, and I thought it would be nice to hook a Wool-Eater Motif Blanket! With 78 comments Crochet Flower Bracelet I received free samples of the crochet thread used in this project but was not financially compensated to use them. However, if you are interested in purchasing items from Wholeport, you can also help support my blog by purchasing through the affiliate links included in this post. You can read my full Disclosure Statement here. I wanted to make a special little gift for a special little girl. I really hope she likes it! Here’s what you need: Size 10 crochet thread … I used Wholeport’s Long Staple Cotton Lace Embroidery Yarn2 mm steel hookSewing needleJewelry closure Click here to reference the Crochet Abbreviations Chart. Since my bracelet is for a little girl, I only made 5 motifs. Here is the pattern to work the flowers, but see below for different joining options before you get started. Ch 6, join with Sl st in furthest ch from hook to form a ring. Round 1: Ch 1 (does not count as st), work 16 scs into ring, join in 1st sc of round — 16 scs. Fasten off.
Листочки – вязание крючком из кольца | Ридикюль Опубликовано Март 11, 2012 в Вязаные элементы крючком, Уроки мастерства | Обсуждение закрыто Продолжаем пополнять Библиотеку вязаных листочков. Сегодня разберемся с листочками, которые вяжутся из центра – кольца . Самый простой, но от этого не менее симпатичный вариант: Сделаем колечко из 4-5 воздушных петель (или обвить нить 2 раза вокруг пальца) и свяжем в него 3 воздушных петли для подъема, 6- 9 столбиков с накидом, 2-3 воздушных петли для образования острия листочка, снова 6-9 столбиков с накидом, 3 В.П, соединительный столбик в колечко. Если листочек получился недостаточно плотным, нужно добавить количество столбиков с накидом – чем плотнее лежат столбики, тем аккуратнее выглядит листочек. Изменить вид базового (1) листочка можно обвязав его различными способами. 2 – вместо ВП на кончике листа связано “пико” 3 – обвязан столбиками без накида 4 – на остром конце листочка вместо 3-х последних столбиков с накидом связаны столбики с 2-мя накидами 6 – обвязан рачьим шагом Это базовый.
Crochet Headband {Craft Camp} I am excited to be offering 30 days of fun crafts to keep kids active and entertained this summer! You won’t want to miss a day of these fun crafts for kids from some amazing bloggers! Please be sure to pay them a visit! Lolli from Better in Bulk writes……. One of my kids’ favorite things to do (Summer-time or otherwise) is to crochet long chains. I love this simple headband because it’s something that my kids and I can make together. Even a beginner crocheter can make this headband, but helps to have a basic crochet background. ch = chain sc = single crochet dc = double crochet sl st = slip stitch Quick and Easy Flower Headbands Supplies: Size G crochet hook (using a smaller or larger hook will simply make a tighter or looser stitch)Small amount of yarn (I used a medium, 4-ply cotton Sugar ‘n Cream yarn in Robin’s Egg blue)ScissorsButtonEmbroidery needle Round 1: Leave a long tail before you begin your chain. Round 2: Ch 2, 2 dc in next sc, ch 2, sl st in next sc (forms one petal).
Learn How to #Crochet for Beginner's - with Moogly Videos! Odds are, if you follow Moogly, you already know how to crochet. But every so often I get an email or message asking me where a newbie can go to learn how to crochet, starting with the basics. While learning in person is great, not everyone has access to a class or crochet buddy. And books with their 2D drawings can be hard to follow if you don’t already know how to get started! So today I’ve done something about that! Below you’ll find several Moogly video tutorials, with short descriptions for each. I’d recommend starting with a DK, worsted, or aran weight yarn (yarn symbol 3 or 4) in a light color. Slip Knot The slip knot is how you’ll begin the majority of your yarny projects. Chain Stitch – abbreviated in patterns as “ch” Chaining is the most basic skill in crochet. Single Crochet – Abbreviated in patterns as “sc” In UK patterns, this is called a double crochet, and abbreviated “dc”. Slip Stitch – abbreviated in patterns as “sl st” Half Double Crochet – abbreviated in patterns as hdc
Apprendre la peinture à l’huile en 6 étapes Apprendre la peinture à l'huile en 6 étapes Le vendredi 15 janvier 2010 par l'AtelierCanson.com 7 Commentaires Transparence, luminosité, effets de matière, travail minutieux du détail… Les possibilités, à l’huile, sont infinies… Six phases-clés pour vous guider dans l’élaboration d’une œuvre à la peinture à l’huile. 1. Vous débutez ? 2. Trouvez un fil conducteur qui relie les différents éléments (lignes, formes, couleurs, lumière) d’une scène en un tout cohérent. 3. Il s'agit plus d'un « guide de cadrage » que d’un dessin poussé. Sur votre papier Canson® Figueras®, esquissez votre sujet soit au fusain, sans oublier de pulvériser un fixatif pour éviter qu’il ne salisse les couleurs ; soit au crayon, très légèrement pour qu’il ne transparaisse pas sous la peinture ; soit à l’huile ou à l’acrylique, avec une couleur très neutre et diluée.Pas sûr de votre coup de crayon ? Observez le sujet les yeux mi-clos, il se résume alors à des tâches de couleurs et des masses floues. 4. Blanc ou coloré ?