The Drizzle of Honey: Tutorial: Lace Shrug In my last post I showed you my new lace shrug and where you can get the free pattern by Kristiina V. to make it. This original pattern only has instructions for knitting the whole shrug the conventional flat way and seam the sleeves afterwards. I knitted my one seamlessly. And how to do that, I want to show you in this tutorial! Materials I used to make the shrug: 2 balls (á 50g) lace merino yarn by Lana Grossa circular knitting needles 3mm (US 2-3) what you need to know: how to cast on stiches how to do knit stiches and purl stiches how to bind off sticheswhat you are going to learn from this tutorial: how to knit circularly k2tog - knitting two stiches together yo - yarn over left- and right-slanted increases how to start flat knitting a circular knit how to join the flat knitted piece back into the round left- and right-slanted decreases how to do picot-bind off Start knitting the first sleeve: beginning a circular knit The lace pattern is a 6 stich/4 row repeat. Ok. Start flat knitting.
DIY Häkelball Heute zeige ich euch also, wie ihr einen Häkelball ganz einfach selbst häkeln könnt. Du brauchst: Baumwollgarn (Wollgarn geht auch, hat aber den Nachteil eher elastisch zu sein, und wir wollen ja kugelrunde Bälle.) Häkelnadel 3,0 Wollnadel zum Vernähen Abkürzungen: LM - Luftmasche KM - Kettmasche fM - feste Maschen M - Maschen Und so gehts: häkle 4 LM mit weißem Garn, die du mit einer KM zum Ring schließtin diesen Ring häkelst du 8 fMverdopple jede der M, indem du aus einer M 2 neue heraushäkelst = 16 MFarbwechsel zu grün. verdopple nun nur noch jede 2. Tipps: Wähle die Häkelnadel eine halbe Größe kleiner, als beim Garn angegeben, dann erhälst du schöne feste Maschen. Oder häkle fester als gewöhnlich. Je dicker das Garn und größer die Nadel, desto größer wird der Ball. Du kannst den Ball beliebig vergrößern, indem du weitere Zunahmen arbeitest. Soll der Ball klingen, lege in eine leere Überraschungsei-Dose ein Glöckchen ein. Nimm kräftige Farben. Ich wünsche euch viel Spaß! Bis bald. Ps.
Mitaines légères Pour cette petite paire de mitaines il vous faut une pelote de laine mohair et une paire d'aiguilles N°4. Monter 37 mailles et tricoter 6 Rgs au point mousse, puis 6rangs en jersey ajouré en formant les jours au 3ème rang comme suit : 3 mailles endroit, "1 jeté, 2 mailles ensemble, 2 mailles endroit", répéter ""7 fois et terminer le rang par 1 jeté, 2 mailles endroit. A 30 rangs de hauteur totale former le pouce en jersey simple de la manière suivante : 19 mailles endroit, 1 jeté, 3 mailles endroit, 1 jeté 15 mailles endroit. Tricoter le rang suivant comme il se présente en fonction du motif. Augmenter une mailles de chaque côté du pouce tous les 4 rangs, jusqu'à obtenir 11 mailles entre les deux jetés d'augmentation, tricoterle rang envers comme il se présente, pouis au rang suivant tricoter les 19 mailles du dessus de la main et les 13 mailles du pouce, tourner et tricoter le pouce sur 13 mailles : 3 rangs en jersey et 6 rangs en mousse puis rabattre, coudre le pouce.
Finger Knitting – a Tutorial I’ve noticed that there are two types of new knitters – those who take to the idea of knitting with needles easily and those who really struggle with the concept of “making stitches with chopsticks”. (I can’t claim to have thought of that natty summary – thanks to one of my young pupils!). Before I suggest teaching them how to crochet, I usually take a detour into finger knitting. However, finger knitting is great for young children where co-ordination is still an issue, or in fact for those who may love the idea of handling and crafting with yarn, but the use of needles is not appropriate. Since it is easy and half-term is just round the corner, I thought I’d pass on the skill. 1. Drape the Yarn with tail by your thumb (photo 1) 2. Wind the Yarn around fingers (photo 2) 3. More winding (photo 3) 4. Finished winding (photo 4) 5. Start with the little finger (photo 5) Then the ring finger (photo 6) Now the middle finger (photo 7) The first row finished (photo 8) 6. The purl side (photo 9) 7.
Coffee cup cozy Vi har nogle dejlige store bodumkopper stående i skabet. Dejlige kopper som også er meget hvide og meget kedelige. Så nu har jeg lavet små farvestrålende kaffe kop holdere som både både kan pynte og holde indholdet varmt. Jeg har brugt bomuldsgarn da de derved kan tåle at komme i vaskemaskinen. Jeg har lavet dem af diverse rester. De er hæklet af "star stitch" på nål nr. 4. Slå 44 lm op. Sæt nålen i første m og træk snoren igennem. Slå op og træk igennem alle 6 m Slå om og lav en lm. Sæt nålen i lm hullet og træk igennem. 2. gang i mellemrummet fra sidste m 3. i lm kæden i "hjørnet" 4. og 5 gang fortsættes i nye lm i lm kæden. Når der er 6 m på nålen slås der om og trækkes igennem alle 6 m. Når dette er gentaget hele rækken ud vendes der med 2 lm. Så bliver det til et fint mønster med små stjerner. Da mine kopper er bredere i toppen end i bunden, har jeg ligeledes måtte lave holderen lidt bredere i toppen. Så er der bare tilbage at hæfte ender og sy 2 knapper i.
Origami Roses The sight of these classy chocolate roses got me into a serious mood to make roses, paperwise that is. And I ended up making 3 different kinds cos’ they look so beautiful that I couldn’t wait to learn to make them all! 1. Kawasaki rose I first tried the Kawasaki rose, named after its creator Toshikazu Kawasaki, by following this demo and cross referenced with another demo [part 2|3]. The leaves are folded based on this tutorial. Notes: There were several steps I had no idea what to do, so after some struggling and hair-pulling, I finally figured out what was going on EXACTLY! 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 2. I watched this demo to make the Bird base rose created by James Sakoda. 3. 3. Followed this demo to make this rose bud. Both centre creases must be well-creased mountain folds, so that the folding up of each quarter will be easier. [Update: See how I’ve used one of these roses for a DIY wedding – preview and reveal]
inverleith: Horizontal Box Stitch- a tutorial post I've been wanting to make a new blanket for George for rather a while now. He's much too big for the little pram blankets I made over a year ago, and he needs something that will keep him cosy in his cot bed. As with the large blanket I made for Albie, it would need to be made of acrylic yarn to keep costs down and to be fully machine washable. I toyed with the idea of using Drops Paris cotton aran, but I'd need a fair amount of that particular yarn, so I opted for my favourite acrylic- Stylecraft Special DK. Anyway, I decided to make the blanket in a vintage-style stitch. You will need: DK-weight yarn 4mm hook/US size G Abbreviations (UK crochet terminology): ch= Chain tr= Treble crochet dc= double crochet tch= turning chain st= stitch sk= skip Horizontal Box Stitch Pattern: To begin, ch multiples of 20 +3 tch. Row 1: 3tr into fourth ch from hook sk3, 1dc into next 3ch 3tr into next st then continue in pattern: (sk3, 1dc into next, 3ch, 3tr into next st across), 1dc into last ch. Row 2: 3ch, xxx
Pattern | Tutorial | Butterfly, Flower & Leaf I love making small ornaments for embellishment and here are the Spring motif crochet patterns of butterfly, flower and leaf. Since they only have 2 rounds of crochet, thus, they are pretty simple and quick to make. You can use stash yarns or lace threads of various colors to crochet, the finished size depends on what kind of yarn or lace thread you used. I used lace thread and DMC perle cotton #8 which are the stashes from my previous projects of crochet bead necklace and lace trim handkerchief. The lighter / thinner the yarn or thread you use, the smaller the finished piece will be if crochet with a matching hook size. Butterfly, flower & leaf are popular embellishment. Get the details on how to crochet them after this jump: Difficulty Level: Beginner, must know how to crochet ch, sc, dc, tr & slst.Materials & Tools:For crochet butterfly, flower & leaf 1. Plan your design and determine the quantities and colors of each butterfly, flower & leaf you need for your project.
Mitaines au crochet Pour aller avec le Japanese Vines Shawl, avec la même laine (Adriafil AvantGarde) mais au crochet car trop juste niveau temps pour faire des mitaines au tricot en utilisant le motif du châle (c'est prévu Maman m'a demandé "euh c'est possible d'en avoir avec le même motif ?" "C'est deux mois de boulot mais oui Maman").To go with the Japanese Vines Shawl, with the same yarn (Adriafil AvantGarde) but crocheted because was too short in time to knit mitts using the shawl pattern (It's planned, Mum asked me "hum, is it possible to have ones with the same pattern ?" "It's two months work but yes Mummy"). La qualité des photos est toujours nulle comme aussi prises à la dernière minute :-( Pour ma maman toujours, qui a les mains un peu plus grandes que les miennes (donc normal que cela flotte sur mes petites mains)Pictures quality is still awfull since also taken at last minute :-(Also for Mum, whom hands are a little bigger (so the very positive ease on my small hands is normal)
Crochet Crocodile Stitch Photo Tutorial | the twisted yarn One of the crochet stitches that’s important for the house bag is the crocodile stitch. Look, here it is, used for the roof of the house, which forms the flap for the bag:- Crocodile Stitch For The Roof Of The House It’s not difficult but it looks fancy, and it’s a stitch that works well for scarves. Crocodile Stitch Just don’t make an entire cardigan in this stitch, especially not in green, or you will look like an actual crocodile – which is not a good look (except on crocodiles, of course). Whilst I finish off writing up the bag pattern, I thought I’d put together these instructions, because although there are a lot of crocodile stitch tutorials out there, they really do vary in quality. (Actually there is a bit of further ado.) Abbreviations:- ch = chain ss = slip stitch dc = double crochet (which would be a treble in UK crochet terms) sk = skip st/sts = stitch/stitches 1. Easy! 2. 3. Half-scale Turn your work through 180◦ so that the rung of the ladder you’re working on is now at the bottom.
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