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Broomstick Lace Bracelet « Cult of Crochet

This weekend I learnt broomstick lace. I saw a photo of a broomstick cuff on Ravely but the pattern just says “work 3 groups of 5 stitches of broomstick lace for the length of your wrist.” which wasn’t quite the level of detail I was hoping for! As with the crocodile stitch I’d been putting off learning this stitch because it looked quite complicated and there seemed to be a lack of left-handed written instructions, and again once I got my head around it it was actually quite easy. The most useful instructions I found were detailed written instructions from dayliliescreative.com - as usual though the instructions are for the right-handed majority so I’ve created a photo tutorial here for all the lefties out there to even things up a little. I think completing this pattern with a fluffy or highly textured yarn would be a bit of a waste – you need a nice smooth yarn that will show up all the stitches. Step 1. Step 2. Step 3. Step 4. Step 5. Step 6. Step 7. Step 8. Phew! Step 10. Like this:

Sunburst!! (A Sun Hat Pattern for Adults) I have had quite a few requests for an adult sun hat. I hope this is what ya'll are looking for. :) It's only 26 rows and works up in an afternoon or less, depending on speedy you are.Thanks to my model, Riley. Cotton Sun Hatby Elizabeth Mareno, 2011 Supplies needed:1 ball 4 ply WW cotton kitchen yarnI hookLarge eye needle for finishingthis awesome pattern!! View from the front. Finished brim with reverse single crochet. Lots of breathing room for your head. Pretty sunburst on top.

Un élastique fleur pour cheveux au crochet Le crochet est remis au goût du jour et colonise tous les accessoires. Nous vous apprenons à réaliser un élastique orné d’une pensée au crochet. Fournitures Coton à broder mouliné DMC (coloris 906, 307, 445, 367) Un élastique pour cheveux (diamètre 0,2 cm) 1 rochet n°1,75 Réalisation Suivez les schémas ci-dessous pour réaliser la pensée et assemblez tous les éléments. Pensée : Assemblage : Cette création est extraite du livre “100 accessoires au crochet” aux Editions de Saxe. A lire aussi : Des fleurs au crochet Un bracelet au crochet Tig Oya Tous nos bracelets à réaliser soi-même Kokeshi amigurumi... Hooola, olas!Hi! Les comparto una pequeña Geisha o Kokeshi amigurumi, en éstas galerías de Flickr encontré las imágenes que me pusieron manos a la obra :I share a small Geisha or Kokeshi amigurumi, on Flickr galleries found these images that I put to work: 1. Receta de Marta para las cabezas de gumis...I head following the recipe on her blog "Liando los hilos", stuffed and did not finish closing the ball to continue weaving ...Tutorial for the heads of gumis ... 3. Upon reaching the bottom, stuffed body and knit all decreases to leave the flat base... 4. luego la pegamos o cosemos a la peluquita, con pegamento o cosiendo... hen paste or sew the little wig, with glue or sewing ... 5. 6. 7. I embroidered the face, there are some very cute dot eyes and mouth who do not pay, is the taste of each one, then fixed his hair glued into its final ... 8. 9. La tejí con hilo de crochet no. 20 y un gancho de acero Imra #6, se las muestro en el teclado para que vean lo chiquitita que me salió :)...

La esferificación del granny! {A granny spherification tutorial} 1ª VUELTA {1} 4 cad. en anillo mágico {2}*punto alto, 1 cad.* 11 veces {3} cerrar con un punto raso en la 3ª cad. 3ª VUELTA {15} 3 cad. en cad. vuelta 2, {16} 2 puntos altos, {17} y {18} *3 puntos altos en cad. vuelta 2* 11 veces MONTAJE {19} a {21} unir dos grannies semiesféricos con punto raso {22} a {25} cubrir el cable. 1st ROW {1} chain 4 in magic circle {2} *1 dc, chain 1* 11 times {3}slip stitch in the 3rd chain. 3rd ROW {15} chain 3 under 2nd row chain {16} 2 dc {17} y {18} *3 dc under next 2nd row chain* 11 times ASSEMBLY {19} to {21} join 2 semi spherical grannies with slip stitch {22} to {25} wrap the yarn around the cable.

Crochet O'clock Tutorial Well... I kind of disappeared from Blogland for a tad longer than usual...but I'm back with a little something to share with you all. I had an extremely positive response to the crocheted clock I made last month. Many questions were asked in regards to how I made it, so I decided to put together this tutorial. This is not a pattern as such, as I've really not invented anything new here. Let's talk materialsClocks Obviously the most important thing you will require for this clock....... is an actual clock. I know it can be a little tricky to find theses craft clocks, so there are a couple of alternatives. 1. Yarn Once again I've chosen to work with Universal Cotton by Wolle Rodel. There are many similar cottons on the market and alternatively this clock would work well as a stash busting project, pretty much any dk yarn would do the job! Other Bits and Bobs The crocheted clock face is just a small part in creating a happy and jolly clock. So let's get down to business!!!!! Ladybug Clock!

Winter Berries, A Tutorial Well, it took me a month, but I finally got around to making another "Winter Berries" crochet covered stone and documenting the process to share with you. Supplies a smooth round rockwhite, brown and red or burgundy fine gauge crochet threadsmall gauge crochet hook (I used size 8 for this rock)tapestry needle and scissors Step 1 Using white crochet thread, make a chain and join to form circle with a slip stitch. Round 1: Chain 2, dc (double crochet) in next five chains, chain 1. Round 2: dc in next four stitches, 2 dc in next stitch, chain 1. After two rows, I started decreasing to accommodate the curve of the rock. Round 3: dc in next 5 stitches, chain 1. Round 4: dc in next 4 stitches, chain 1. You will now be crocheting around the rock, decreasing each row to fit the rock. Round 5: dc in next 3 stitches, chain 1. Round 6: dc in next 2 stitches, chain 1. Round 7: dc in next stitch. Round 8: *skip 1 stitch, dc in next stitch; repeat from * to end of row. Step 2 Step 3

365 Flower Bouquet Project – DAY 19 (Free Snow Gum Tree Flower Crochet Pattern) | Crochet & Knit Design Heaven 365 Flower Bouquet Project – PATTERN DIRECTORY, the landing page of my blog contains links to all the flower crochet patterns I've designed so far. If you are familiar with Ravelry and you’d like to have a go at my patterns, join us at 365 Crochet Flowers Bouquet on Ravelry. I guess, everyday you learn something. Inspiration White Gum Tree Flower Yarn: cotton thread in colour A= white, colour B= green Crochet hook: 2.5mm Details of components: - white pom-pom flowers - green cylinder where the pom-pom will be finally secured. Make a couple of white pom-poms on card with diameter of 5.5cm. Sepals (2 pcs.) Start: using B, make 4ch, join with sl st R1: 1ch, 6sc in the ring, join with sl st R2: 1ch, (1sc, (1sc, 1sc))x3 = 9, join with sl st, 1ch R3: 9sc, join with sl st, 1ch R4: same. Position the pom-pom end inside the sepals’ cylinder, stitch all around with B. The Snow Gum Tree Blossom is ready! All photographs and pattern instructions are the copyright of Meli Bondre. _Camelia About Camelia

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Gleeful Things » Free Pattern: Goddess Barefoot Sandals June 5, 2012 As promised, here is the freebie barefoot sandal pattern! These sandals are made with embroidery floss or crochet thread, which I know can be intimidating, but I use a size C hook which is larger than what you would normally use for such small thread, and makes it much easier to work with! This pattern is the easiest of the sandals I’ve designed but is definitely not a beginner pattern. Finished Size: (unstretched) Approx. 3 1/2 inches across/tall. Difficulty Level: Advanced Intermediate. You are welcome and encouraged to sell any items you make using this pattern! You may NOT sell the pattern, distribute it in any form, repost it online, or alter it to claim it as your own (this includes charts & translations to other languages). • Size C (2.5mm) crochet hook (or size needed to obtain gauge). • Needle for finishing. • Beads (optional). • 5 skeins of embroidery floss. Colors used in examples: DMC Mounline 25 Embroidery Floss in 3808 and 817 This pattern is worked in rounds.

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