Crochet Hook Size Conversion Chart If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! Crochet hook sizes can be a bit confusing, especially if you are either new to crochet or live outside the U.S. and are trying to find the right size to follow an American pattern. In this article, we will explain the American crochet hook size system, and provide a conversion chart so that you can crochet with ease, no matter where you are! American crochet hooks go by two names: a letter and a number. For example, the crochet hook size that is most commonly used for worsted weight yarn is an ‘H’, which is sometimes called a ‘size 8′. Use the chart below to find the size called for by your pattern, and you will be able to identify the size (in mm) that you should use. Crochet Hook Conversion Chart This chart also reveals another slightly confusing aspect of the American sizing system: you will notice that the difference in mm between two hook sizes is not a consistent difference.
Påskhattar. När jag liten hade vi alltid stora påskris med färgglada hattar i. Det var min roliga farmor som virkat dem. I år bestämde jag mig för att göra min egna variant. Farmors hatt hade en fjäder i sidan men det hoppade jag över. Som jag skrev tidigare i veckan tänkte jag dela med mig av mönstret. Påskhattar.Garn: Marks & Kattens Tilda.Virknål: 2,5 mm (Använd gärna en nål som är något mindre än vad som rekommenderas till garnet. 1. Säg hemskt gärna till om ni virkar egna.
TUTORIAL: LINING A CROCHETED BAG… « while they play… Lining a crocheted bag: Write down the width and add 1/2″ for (2) 1/4″ seam allowances. example: width is 8″+ 1/2″ = 8.5″ Write down the height and multiply by 2. example: height is 6″ X 2 =12″. Now, add 1″ for (2) 1/2″ folds. example: 12″ + 1″ =13″. Now make your cuts… Set aside and use the following formula for your pocket. For example: for a 5″W by 3″ H pocket…. 5″ + 1/2″ (2) 1/4″ seam allowances.width: 5.5″. 3″ X 2 = 6″ + .5″ (2) 1/4″ seam allowances.height: 6.5″. Now, make your cuts… Lay fabric down wrong side facing up.Create 1/2″ folds in both the top and the bottom of the piece and press with an iron. Now, sew the folds down using a 1/4″ seam allowance. Set aside.MAKE YOUR POCKET… Fold the piece in half, right sides facing and press with iron. Sew around the edges using a 1/4″ seam allowance, leaving a space of about 2″ in the top center. Pull the pocket right side out and press with iron…. Pin pocket to bag lining, so that the opening of the pocket is at the bottom… Press the side seams open….
Tygremsor: Gratis beskrivningar för dig som vill sticka och virka Sticka, virka UTAN garn Vill du fixa något nytt av dina gamla paltor? Slit sönder dem till tygremsor! Här hittar du gratis stickbeskrivningar och virkbeskrivningar på dåndimpigt tjusiga plagg och prylar, som gör att du helt ärligt kan säga "Jaså, den här gamla trasan?" Wohoo! Lugn, lugn. Förutom att du behöver en massa lump ... väldigt massa ... behöver du även en grov virknål (minst 7 mm, upp till 15, 20) och tjocka stickor, beroende på hur grova tygremsor du klipper eller river. Är du en av dem som är frustrerad över att det inte tycks gå att köpa tjockt garn till dina 20 mm-stickor? ... och om du behöver fördjupa dig i teknikaliteterna innan du frossar i stick- och virkidéerna, kila först över till Men nu ... Gratismönster för tyg- och trikåremsor (och trikågarn) Mattor är väl det mest basic du kan sticka och virka av trikå- och tygremsor. Och glöm inte den klassiska ... en virkad rund matta av gamla lakan. En korg är också poppis. Väskor. Mössor, då? Grytlapp galore. Grytunderlägg.
Tutorial: Foundation Single Crochet This foundation single crochet tutorial is broken down by each teeny-tiny step and includes a quick video demonstration at the end. When I first attempted to learn this technique from a magazine, I had pretty good illustrations to go by, but I was still totally confused by the whole thing. It took me 3 or 4 tries over a couple of months to even feel confident that I was doing this correctly. Hopefully with photos of each step, you'll be able to learn this a little easier than I did. For using a foundation single crochet row in the middle of your crochet piece, like the handles of my handbag or the armholes in a sweater, check out my foundation single crochet supplement. Foundation crochet stitches were developed by (or popularized by - I haven't actually seen his book, so I don't know if he came up with this himself or if he discovered the technique from another source) Bill Elmore. The reasons foundation stitches awesome are: Basic Instructions First Stitch 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
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Larksfoot Crochet Pattern Stitch - Baby Afghan Larksfoot Crochet Stitch - Baby Afghan Video Tutorial: Larks Foot Crochet Stitch - Baby AfghanVideo Tutorial: Larksfoot Crochet Pattern Stitch Left Hand Tutorial Written by Teresa Richardson Extended or Long Double Crochet - This is where you will work a double crochet several stitches below the row you are on. You will need to pull up on the stitch and allow for some additional yarn, so the stitch does not sag. Multiple: 4 You will add 4 chains for each segment of the pattern stitch that you want to add to the width. Example: If you want to make a baby afghan with a size I/5.5mm crochet hook, 4-ply yarn, you will chain 108. Ch 31Row 1: DC in 3rd CH from hook, DC in next CH, *CH 1, SK 1 CH, 1 DC in EA of next 3 CH. Row 2: CH 3, 1 DC in EA of next 2 DC, *CH 1, SK CH, 1 DC in EA of next 3 DC. Row 3: CH 4, this will count as the first DC, CH 1, Sk the next DC, DC in the next DC, work an extended DC below the 2 previous CH 1 spaces. Repeat rows 3-6.
Daisy Motif - Free Crochet Pattern Dreamz wooden crochet hooks are Maggie's favorite! Click the banners below for more popular patterns, available via mail or download! Easy Skill Size: About 3" circumference. Materials: Premier® Yarns - Deborah Norville Collection – Everyday® Soft Worsted Weight – used in model. Worsted Weight Yarn : For each Flower: Lemon – 2yds White – 12yds Abbreviations beg - beginning ch - chain dc - double crochet hdc - half double crochet lp(s) - loop(s) rem - remaining rep - repeat rnd - round sc - single crochet(s) sp(s) - space(s) slst(s) - slip stitch(es) st(s) - stitch(es) yo - yarn over Additional Materials: Yarn Needle. Crochet Hooks: Size G-6 (4.00 mm) or size needed to obtain gauge. Gauge: Not Important. When instructed to join with sc, begin with sl knot on hook, insert hook in st or sp indicated, yo and pull up a loop, yo and draw through both loops on hook. Center Rnd 1: (Right Side) Starting at center, with Lemon, ch3, 8hdc in 2nd ch from hook; join with slst to first hdc. (8hdc) Finish off land weave in ends.
Standing Double Crochet - Joining Without the Slip Stitch and Chain! The Standing Double Crochet stitch is one I came to late – and I wish I’d known about it years earlier! It’s not a stitch that you’ll usually find specified in a pattern, and as such it has no standard abbreviation. What it is, is a technique – one that will allow you to start a new row on a crochet project without having to use the telltale “join with a slip stitch and chain 3” – and I can’t wait to share it with you! Video Tutorial: Standing Double Crochet – Right Handed Left Handed Photo Tutorial for the Standing Double Crochet Step 1: Hold the yarn end with the last two fingers of your hook-holding hand. So what do you think? NOTE: Several different people have now written to me, claiming that they invented this technique.
Pink Magnolia - Free Crochet Pattern Click the banners below for more popular flower patterns, available via mail or download! Dreamz wooden hooks are great for nearly any project! Pink Magnolia Skill Level: Intermediate Materials: This flower can be worked with any weight of yarn. Finer weights will create a smaller flower, and bulkier weights will create a larger flower. We used: Worsted Weight yarn in green and three shades of pink and a size H-8 (5.00 mm) hook. Abbreviations: ch - chain slst - slip stitch sc - single crochet dc - double crochet tr - treble crochet Special Stitches: Picot: Ch3, slst in 3rd ch from hook. Rnd. 1: With Green, ch2, 6sc in 2nd ch from hook, join with slst to form ring. Rnd. 2: Ch 1, working over first rnd, 12sc in ring, join to beginning sc, fasten off Green. 12sc Rnd. 3: With Dark Pink, join with sc to any st, ch3, skip next sc, *scin next sc, ch3, skip next sc*, repeat from *to* 4 times, join to beginning slst. 6 ch-3 loops Rnd. 6: With Med. All Rights Reserved ©2014 Maggie Weldon
Lacy Vs and Picots Crocheted Edging -- Free Crochet Pattern for a Lacy Vs and Picots Edging This edging was originally designed to accompany the striped lace baby blanket, but you can adapt it to many other projects as well. Please see the baby blanket pattern for materials list, yarn information, abbreviations and design notes. Round 1: Work 1 round of sc all the way around your project. If you are using this edging on the striped lace baby blanket, you'll start by working 129 evenly spaced sc down the side of the blanket, ch 2, 129 more sc across the foundation chain, ch 2, 129 sc back up the other side of the blanket, ch 2, and 129 sc across the upper edge. If you're working a different project, the number of sc sts will be different. Round 2: Ch 3, [Skip 1 sc, (v st in next sc, skip next 2 sc.) To Form the Corner: V st in next ch-2 space, ch 2, v st in same corner space.] Last Side: Repeat from [ to ). Round 3: Work 1 v st in every v st, all the way around. When you get to the corners, work 1 v st in ch-2 corner space, then continue working a v st in each v st.