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Three Beans in a Pod: Retro Circles - The Tutorial

Three Beans in a Pod: Retro Circles - The Tutorial
I’m calling this a ‘tutorial’ rather than a pattern as I’m not re-inventing the wheel. Although I didn’t work from a pre-existing pattern when making my blanket I know there are many ‘circle in a square’ patterns out there. One from Little Tin Bird that is very similar to what I had done, so I would hate anyone to think that I’m claiming their pattern as my own. So! Here goes... Abbreviations: US crochet terms SS- Slip stitch SC- Single crochet HDC- Half-double crochet DC- Double crochet TC- Treble crochet Ch- Chain Select the hook that works well with the yarn you have. Note: Rounds 2-4 worked entirely in the BACK LOOP ONLY. Round 1: Start with a magic circle and chain 3 (counts as first DC), 11 more DC into the circle, tighten circle. Alternatively, if you’re not sure how to do a magic circle you can chain 4, join to make a ring. Round 2: Chain 3, DC into same loop. Round 3: Chain 3, DC into same stitch. Round 4: Chain 3, DC into same loop. * DC in the next two back loops, 2 DC in next.

Candy Roll Phone Sweater - Crochet Pattern It's been a long time since I posted last, hasn't it? So I decided to start posting again with a free pattern to make up for the time lost.. This is my way of bribing you. :) The pattern is pretty easy, and I hope you will like it as much as I do. The phone case is made by working in spiral, and I am warning you that I will be used many words and explanations, aiming this tutorial for beginners, who may be not as familiar with working in spiral. You'll need: 4 colors of crochet thread #10 (Color "A", "B", "C", "D"), crochet hook US 7 (1.50 mm), button, gauge: 9 stitches & 9 rows equal 1x1” square is single crochet stitches. Abbreviations: ch - chain hdc - half double crochet sc - single crochet sl st - slip stitch Start with color "A": Make a foundation chain equal the width of your phone (must be an even number). Round 1: Ch 2, hdc in next 14 ch, starting with 3rd ch. Attach color "C" to the same st as you worked last hdc. Attach color "D" to the next chain. You've completed round 1.

Daisy Granny Square pattern Hello Lovelies, thank you all so much for your wonderful "Yorkshire" comments. I'm so glad you enjoyed sharing my pictures :0) Here is a photo tutorial of my latest square .Quite a few you you lovelies seemed to like it . I expect there are similar patterns already in existence , but this is my own creation and thought you might like to try it ..... It's a simple pattern . The only part you may find tricky is the puff stitch . The pattern is written in U.S. terms. using yellow yarn.......... begin by chaining 4 and slip stitch in first ch to join to form a ring........... ch 1 ........ and work 7 sc into ring, the space you want is the bottom space in the picture above ............ I crochet over the loose end as I make my sc stitches , that way you can pull the centre tighter with it if you want slip stitch into first sc to join and fasten off......... NOTE the next part will seem rather tricky if you are not used to making puff stitches. yarn over hook 3 loops on hook 5 loops on hook

Un rêve de bohémienne A bohemian dream... Dès que je l' ai vue je n' ai plus pensé qu' à elle. La dernière fois que ça m' est arrivé c' était il y a quatre ans quand j' ai découvert la Babette Blanket. Cette étole est composée de 75 couleurs différentes et de 144 carrés. En vente chez Renaissance Dyeing. Je reviens très vite avec une promenade à Montmartre et mon dernier coup de cœur parisien... MAILLE EN L'AIR Little Tin Bird » Basic Granny Square Pattern As promised, here is my pattern for the Basic Granny Square. I didn’t invent this pattern in the slightest, (obviously) but I’m going to show you step by step how to make the basic granny square. When I started to learn I couldn’t find a pattern that I could understand easily and so I hope to change that by doing one with lots of pictures :-) This is the pattern I used to make the squares for the Granny Alice blanket (above). For this pattern, you will need to know how to chain stitch, and how to make a UK treble (TR) stitch. This is equivalent to the US double (DC) stitch but I will be using the UK terminology for this pattern. If you don’t know how to make a TR stitch, have a look HERE. I am using Rowan Handknit Cotton DK (and a 4mm hook) to write this pattern as I think it’s easier to see the stitches with cotton than wool. Basic Granny Square Pattern. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. You may wish to block your squares. xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

Plaid Boucle d'or - Le blog de nananne Le modèle de ces plaids est un modèle personnel. Il y a 3 tailles : poupée ( 43cmx53 cm), bébé ( 63cmx78cm), adulte (123cmx153cm) Pour chacune des tailles l'échantillon de la laine est le même : 20 mailles en jersey pour 10cm de largeur. Pour la version poupée : Il faut 60m de laine pour la bordure. Pour la version bébé : Il faut 110m de laine pour la bordure. Pour la version adulte : Il faut 250m de laine pour la bordure. Vous avez besoin des aiguilles droites et des aiguilles à double pointes du numéro permettant d'obtenir l'échantillon ( 20 mailles en jersey pour 10cm de largeur ) Sur la photo suivante, j'ai attribué une lettre aux carrés en fonction de l'ordre dans lequel je les ai assemblés : explications du carré A explications du carré B, version poupée et bébé , version adulte explications du carré C explications du carré D explications du carré E explications du carré F explications du carré G explications du carré H explications du carré I, version adulte , version poupée et bébé in Share

Couverture en granny pois et liberty, le tuto +edit diagramme - De l'accessoire... à l'essentiel Baby blanket, DIY (je met un peu d'anglais car j'ai eu une demande de tuto en anglais... mais je suis totalement incapable de traduire la totalité... J'espère que les photos parleront un peu...!) Je vais donc essayer de vous faire un petit pas à pas pour réaliser la couverture en granny et liberty... Fournitures : Pour une couverture de environ 40*60 cm... - du fil de coton ou de la laine de différentes couleurs, se crochetant avec un crochet n°4 (20g de chaque couleurs pour les pois, et 150g environ pour la couleur du fond) - un coupon de liberty ou autre - un coupon de polaire pour tripler la couverture si on la veut bien chaude Etape 1 : le granny à gros pois Je ne sais pas faire ni lire les schémas ou diagrammes pour le crochet, donc j'ai écrit toutes les étapes. Edit du mercredi soir : Florence du blog Cpourki a dégainé plus vite que son ombre et a eu la gentillesse de dessiner le diagramme du granny... Et pour les autres, toujours les explications écrites : - R3 : 1 ms dans chaque m, 12 m

Sew Sweet Violet It’s a Girl, Sunburst Granny Square Blankie : Deuce Cities Henhouse by Scoops on February 16, 2009 Colez is having a baby in July, and I decide that I should probably make her baby a baby blankie. I am kind of a baby blanket fanatic, I myself still have my own baby blanket after 27 years (I think it’s impressive). As a kid I was very particular about my “GeeGee” and I never let it drag on the ground or get dirty. My mom would wash it for me a “special” way, I had very high standards. I was originally inspired to try and crochet the Granny Square style blanket from a post that I had seen on Apartment Therapy’s Ohdeedoh site. I found the pattern via an expert crocheter’s flickr page. The first ten squares! I couldn’t figure out how big to make a baby blanket. I didn’t make any of the squares the same, but I did make different versions with the same colors. A close-up. Shit Yeah, it’s almost done. Related posts:

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