Bracelet noeud marin 27 octobre 2010 3 27 /10 /octobre /2010 22:13 Aujourd'hui un petit tuto pour réaliser un très joli bracelet avec un noeud de carrick. Ultra simple à réaliser. Pour le réaliser, il faut juste travailler avec deux cordages en double. Le premier cordage plié en deux réalise une demi clé. Le deuxième cordage plié en deux lui aussi passe deux fois dessous, ensuite il passera dessus, dessous... ... pour ensuite traverser en exploitant les ganses, à savoir : dessus, dessous, dessus. Vous n'avez plus qu'à passer les deux extrémités à travers leur deux ganses respectives, le tour est joué.
My First Successful Slouchy Hat | Colouring With Yarn It’s almost the end of summer … those cold winds are coming back … we’re all going to be bundled up again … I am so not ready for that so soon! Well, we can’t stop Mother Nature either … During an unexpected lull in activities and work, I picked up hook and yarn and decided that I was going to figure out how this slouchy hat/beanie was going to be made. I had followed patterns before, but they never turned out right. Some looked like it was a chef’s hat. After three tries – two of them completed hats already but it didn’t slouch the way I liked it – I came up with this. I think I like this. There’s been several requests for the pattern for this particular one. HDC Slouchy Hat Hook: I used an H-5.00mm hookYarn: this yarn looked/felt to be DK weight. For this same effect, choose a variegated yarn with longer colour changes. Pattern: Setup: ch 5; sl st to form a circle; Brim: Rnds 28-32: ch 2; sc around; slst to join. Fasten off. – Yarn and tension may make a difference. Like this:
Doll Bag | Berroco A felted fairisle shoulder bag based on Peruvian knitted textiles features a drawstring, crocheted edges and adorable attached yarn dolls. One Size Finished Measurements Approximately 13” high and 16” wide after felting (not including handle or crocheted edge.) Materials 1 Hank each Berroco Ultra Alpaca (100 grs), #6249 Fennel, #6237 Reddish Purple, #6226 Pumpkin Puree, #6201 Winter White, #6240 Blue Violet, #6247 Fern, #6233 Rose Spice and #6235 Fuschia 29” Length circular knitting needle, size 8 OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE Two double pointed knitting needles, size 10 1/2 Crochet hooks, sizes 4.00 mm (F) and 4.50 mm (G) Seven 1” buttons Two 1” U-shaped rings 1 St marker Tapestry needle Gauge 21 sts = 4”; 28 rows = 4” in St st worked over charted pats 20 sts = 4”; 26 rows = 4” in Reverse St st worked over striped sections Note When changing colors, hold yarn to the left and pick up new color from underneath. Bag With circular needle, using Reddish Purple, cast on 204 sts. Finishing Strap Dolls (Make 7)
Tutos : 50 grilles de carrés au crochet Tutos disponibles sur Otiskyprstu Clic droit pour agrandir - Right click to enlarge Nesting: Basket Weave Crochet Baby Blanket As you may have noticed, I’ve really been enjoying picking up my crochet hook more often. I knew that I wanted to crochet a blanket for the baby, but couldn’t decide on a stitch to use…until I saw this youtube video. I am in love with the basket weave stitch pattern! So, I created a blanket pattern from the instructions from that video {with my own personal preferences as changes}. The blanket I created is out of a soft, chunky acrylic yarn which yields some very important benefits. One, it’s very washable because it’s acrylic – big plus for me. This type of yarn can be pricey to buy, but if you use coupons or wait for a good sale you can make a blanket for anywhere from $12 – $30. I used a size N hook which also helped the blanket pattern move along quickly. Please bear with me as I am not a crochet pattern writer. Here’s what I did… Yarn: 5 skeins of cream and 1 1/2 skeins of tan for the border. ch. 67 Row 1: In third chain from hook dc. Row 2: Ch. 2 and turn. Row 6: Ch. 2 turn.
Carol Bristol Designs » Bag Patterns #2 The Fling Bag Small Fling H / 8″, W / 12″, D / 3″ 440 yds worsted yarn Large Fling H 11″, W / 13″, D / 3″ 560 yds worsted yarn Noro Kureyon Fling H / 10″, W / 14″, D / 3″ 4 skeins and 100 yds contrast color. Extra Large Fling H /12″, W / 14″, D / 4″ 650 yds chunky or bulky weight yarn. Detailed instructions for all sizes.The strap is joined at the top with a three needle bind off which works well for a felted project. (# 28) The Shelburne Bag Larger Bag (turquoise) with optional button flap overlay. H / 9″, W / 12″, D / 5″ to 1″. 550 yds worsted MC and 420 yds worsted CC. Smaller Bag (red) with curved flap. H / 6″, W / 12″ D / 4″ to 1″. 560 yds worsted MC and 90 yds CC (flap). An easy crochet chain is worked on the knitted bag and forms the piping accent! (#26) The Windham Tote. An extra large carry-all tote. H / 13″, L / 14″, D /7″, with exterior pockets on each long side. Grey Tote: Malabrigo “Paris Nights” (1050 yds)and “Velvet Grapes” (600 yds). (#27)The Organizer Bag 290 yds MC and 190 yds CC.
Sacs et leurs grilles gratuites 3 mai 2012 4 03 /05 /mai /2012 08:05 Superbes sacs aux motifs assemblés ou aux points fantaisies , accompagnés de leurs grilles gratuites , trouvés dans la Galerie Picasa de " Christine " . Sac blanc aux carrés fleuris Sac blanc orné d'une petite anse , aux popcorns Sac Granny aux fleurs colorées et hexagonales Sac à dos beige aux carrés assemblés Sacs bleus et noirs , aux rangs d'arceaux de brides Sacs à dos rayés , à la base ronde ou ovale Sac bleu arrondi à la bordure ondulée Sac écru orné de popcorns Sac Granny aux carrés assemblés Sacs blancs , noirs ou crèmes , ornés d'un rangs de motifs ronds Sac beige , décoré de pompons Sac rouge orné d'un noeud dentelle Sac parme aux carrés fleuris et son bonnet assorti Sac vert orné de superbes fleurs et feuilles en relief Je souhaite un agréable crochet à celles qui voudraient réaliser un de ces modèles . Partager cet article
Susan Hippie Crochet free crochet grocery bag pattern Crochet Grocery Bag PatternBy Haley Waxberg I designed this bag for utilitarian purposes with myself, my friends & family in mind. It is a sturdy, medium sized mesh bag that will be large enough to replace a regular size plastic bag from the grocery store. It comes out looking small but it holds a mighty load. It is designed to be just the right size to hold heavy groceries (like 4 heavy cans) without hitting the ground or falling out. Suggestions • This is NOT a large shoulder bag sized tote. • If you are a very tight crocheter it's a good idea to add a few rows in the middle. • If you are a loose crocheter go down a hook size. • The last stitch of the round is worked into the space which the marker is on. • Count the number of stitches after each increase round and make sure you don’t have extra. • When cutting or joining yarn leave 4 or 5 inches of yarn to weave in. • "DK" weight yarn refers to "Double Knitting" weight yarn. Skill LevelEasy GaugeNot critical
Modèle | Petite sittelle | Page 2 Voici enfin ma veste librement inspirée de Coco Chanel ! La photo est provisoire mais je ne résiste pas. J’en publierai d’autres bientôt ! Les jolies photos, c’est par ici. C’est un modèle que j’ai créé en partant de la base d’un gilet et grâce au livre Patron de tricot. Et comme promis (car je trouve que c’est plutôt réussi) voici le modèle pour un 38 (cintré). J’ai choisi la laine Drops Lima : gris moyen (14 pelotes) et gris foncé pour la bordure (2 pelotes). L’échantillon : 10 cm sur 10 cm au point rayon de miel = 25 mailles sur 28 rangs. Le patron : Dos Avec un crochet n°3, faire une chaînette de 114 mailles serrées et crocheter deux rangs de mailles serrées. Tricoter 82 rangs en points rayon de miel (avec une maille lisière de chaque côté). Manches Avec un crochet n°3, faire une chaînette de 54 mailles serrées et crocheter deux rangs de mailles serrées. Tricoter 27 rangs, au 28ème rang, augmenter de 2 mailles de chaque côté à 2 mailles du bord. Ce qui donne au total 126 rangs. Devant
Heat pad with crochet cover | Nice piece of work Yesterday, Saturday, was a bit of a non-starter for me, so I just went with it and stayed in bed and finished my Kathy Reichs. I really had to force myself to get up mid-afternoon and go through the motions, but somehow I did – and managed to rouse enough energy to finish this – my heat pad. Ta-da! Well, not exactly finished because the zip is still just tacked in. Here’s what I did: Using Vinni’s DK Nikkim cotton and a 4mm hook, chain 46. Weave in the ends, fold the rectangle in half, and sew the side seams together. I used a metal zip, which turns out not to have been the best idea. Using thin cotton fabric, make an inner pad by cutting two pieces the same size as the crochet cover, and sew them together. Turn the bag inside out, fill with rice* (I used 520g and added a few drops of lavender oil for a nice smell), and slip stitch the opening closed. * Use a funnel to do this. Back soon x Like this: Like Loading...