HVERDAGSMAGI: Springtime Magic Mandala (Gå til norsk oppskrift) For the first time ever I've designed a crochet mandala, and I want to share the pattern with you. I've decided to post the pattern in four parts, the first one today, one tomorrow, one on Saturday and the last on Sunday. A more detailed pattern with more pictures and explanations will be available as a Ravelry download at my Ravelry store, later on. EDIT: The file is now available on Ravelry. I hope you will enjoy this pattern. Yarn: Natura Just Cotton, from DMC, in four different colors Hook: 3mm Crochet terms: US Finished measurement: 33 cm in diameter Abbreviations: ch = chain st = stitch ss = slip stitch sc = single crochet hdc = half double crochet dc = double crochet rnd = round ch-sp = chain space The colors I've used are: 1: N32, Rose Soraya 2: N31 Malva 3: N12 Light Green 4: N49 Turquoise EDIT: The pattern is now also available as a PDF-download in my Ravelry store. Part 1. Work a magic circle 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Part 2 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17.
Tw-In Stitches: Lacey Trellis Poncho - Spiral Version - Free Pattern | Tw-In Stitches Have you tried the original Lacey Trellis Poncho? I've made five since I posted the pattern. They are so ridiculously quick to make! I even entered one in the community art show at school. I've been wanting to try to make the Lacey Trellis in the round for quite some time, but never had time to sit down and try it. Click here to add this pattern to your Ravelry queue! Lacy Trellis Spiral Poncho Supplies: 2 skeins Red Heart Love yarn {see note at end if you would like to use a different weight of yarn} K hook {see note at end if you would like to use a different hook} Tapestry needle for weaving in ends Stitches Used: chain single crochet (SC) half double crochet (HDC) double crochet (DC) Special Notes: * For the rows 2-8, the chain 2 does NOT count as an HDC. Before you begin your poncho, you need to decide whether you would like it to hang off your shoulders or would like it to stay on top of both shoulders. Pattern: {As written, this pattern will fit a women's size large or extra large.
Green Dragonfly Tutorial: Crochet Cat Id like to introduce you to the newest addition to our family, Caity Cat… She’s a pretty little cat who loves to hang out in the garden… hiding amongst the flowers. Caity Cat Tutorial To make Caity Cat you will need: A small amount of coloured yarn and a corresponding hook. Caity was made using DK (8ply) yarn and a 3.5mm hook. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Eyes: Sc 5 times and join to form a ring. Because Caity loves flowers she is decorated with crochet flowers- and there is even one on her tail!!! Small crochet flowers: Chain 4 and join to form a ring. Large crochet flower (for the end of Caity’s tail): Chain 4 and join to form a ring. Thats it all done! And the back view… Caity loves to get outside… …with her special friend Maia. Last I saw they were playing a game of hide and seek in the flowers, with Caity’s cousins Kitty Cat and Carrow the Sparrow… Hope you are having a fun weekend! Love Janette xxx Like this: Like Loading... Related Rainbow mitts for Maia In "Creating" Princess Poppy In "Crochet"
Soft Flower-Square Bev's Soft 6" Flower Square copyright Beverly A. Qualheim 1996, 2016 This is a little tricky (at first) so I have added a few photos that should help. Each square is approximately 6" square and for an Adult Afghan you will need about 10 across and 12 down = 120 squares (60" x 96") For kids blanket you will need 6 across and 8 down = 48 squares (36" x 48")Materials for adult blanket: Size H crochet hook I used Carron 'Simply Soft" worsted weight yarn-- 6 oz skeins. 6 skeins white, 2 skeins each of light blue, light pink, light yellow, and light green (I had some let over yarn, but I never mind that, as I make mittens and baby hats from it.) Abbreviations:ch = chain, sl st = slip stitch; dc = double crochet SQUARE:Start here (On right side of square) PINK (or light blue, or yellow) (petal colors) YARN: Ch 6, sl st to 1st ch to close the ring. You've made 1 PETAL - you need a total of 8 petals to form the center flower. (The rest is the same as a regular Granny Square)
Crochet Emoji C2C Graphgan Are you or your kids Emoji-obssessed? It’s hard not to love those cute little faces and icons that give your texts and social media posts a little pizzazz! I created 9 Emoji Crochet C2C (corner-to-corner) squares and stitched them together to make a fun Emoji Graphgan! A fairly simple project that you can easily add to. A great gift for your teen or tween! You can find all the materials, instructions, graphs and color change patterns by following the links below: Tears of Joy Emoji Crazy Face Emoji Smiley Face Emoji Blowing Kiss Emoji Heart Eyes Emoji Sunglasses Emoji Embarrassed Emoji Happy Face Emoji Sobbing Emoji Plus two bonus squares: The Poop Emoji and Prayer Emoji I stitched my squares together by simply SC the edges. Yellow used in tutorial to show the stitches better. I made a simple SC border around the entire edge. I hope you’ve enjoyed this Mini Crochet-along! Hope you’ve enjoyed the Emoji’s! Want more free patterns?
Crochet Bowl Tutorial Hello Lovelies, here is my photo tutorial for crocheting a bowl like the ones above. First lets talk yarn. For this project you will preferably need some cotton yarn or similar. Stretchy or woolly yarn will not have the strength to allow the bowl to maintain its shape. The next thing to consider is hook size. This bowl is made in a continuous spiral so even though I'm writing about rounds there is no start and finish point to each round and it is important to have a stitch marker ( I use a safety pin ) to remember where each round begins and ends. This tutorial is for 6 inch bowl....the biggest size I've made (on the left in ths picture above ) At the end of this tutorial are instructions for making the smaller sizes . So lets make a start shall we. Holding two strands together make a slip knot in the normal way.... Next chain 2........ Insert hook in the first chain........ Round 1 Make 6 single crochet into the same chain. This is the end of round 6......
Fates Square - 6" The Fates Square is a fun 6″ afghan square – you can mix and match it with other squares, make a blanket with as many Fates Squares as you like, use it to make a tote – whatever strikes your fancy! Disclaimer: This post may contain affiliate links. I’ll be using mine in combo with the Zodiac Appliques and Solid Granny Squares to make a Celestial Baby Blanket! I’ll share more about that later. In the meantime, here’s the free Fates Square crochet pattern! Fates Square – 6″ Add this pattern to your Ravelry Queue and Favorites US – G, 4.0 mm hook (Furls Odyssey recommended)50 yds Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton (100% cotton; Worsted/10 ply/”4″; 186 yds/170 m; 100 grams/3.53 oz) Main Color (MC): Purple, Tangerine, Navy Contrast Color (CC): Lemon, Aqua, RedGauge: 3 Rounds = just under 3″ acrossFinished Size: 6″Helpful Video Tutorials: Spike Stitches; working into the 3rd loop; Crochet Abbreviations And that’s that – what you do next is up to fate… or you!
Häkelborte - Tutorial Mein zweites Häkeltutorial ist fertig! Heute geht es um Häkelborten. Die sehen schwieriger aus als sie sind. Nur Mut, denn die machen in Verbindung mit Stoff oder - wie in diesem Fall - Wollfilz richtig was her. Ihr braucht: Wollfilz Garn - in meinem Fall Catania von Schachenmayr eine Nadel mit ausreichend großem Nadelöhr eine Häkelnadel entsprechend der Garnstärke Verwendete Maschen: Luftmaschen (Lm) Kettmaschen (Km) feste Maschen (fM) Stäbchen (Stb) Wollfilz kreisförmig zuschneiden. Fädelt ein langes Stück Garn auf die Nadel - besser ein wenig mehr, als zu wenig. Stecht nun von vorne nach hinten durch den Rand des Wollfilzes und zieht das Garn bis auf ca. 10cm durch. Der nächste Stich erfolgt wieder von vorne nach hinten - im Abstand von 1cm zum Vorherigen. Das Garn durch-, allerdings nicht festziehen. Das Garn von rechts nach links durch die Schlinge führen und festziehen. Nach diesem Prinzip weiter fortfahren. Jetzt beginnt der Häkelteil. So fahrt ihr nun fort, bis der Kreis einmal umhäkelt ist.
How to Make Simple Crochet Slippers « Crafts IMPORTANT NOTE: This pattern uses US crochet terminology. You can find the SLIPPER SIZE, YARN and HOOK specifications at the end of this article !!! (To see more of my patterns, please visit my ONLINE SHOP!) I am an addict. An addict for crochet slippers. It all began when I saw slippers similar to these somewhere on the internet. I loved them so much I couldn’t get their tempting image out of my head. All I needed was a pattern. But because I am terribly, terribly impatient, I found creating my own pattern quicker than looking for an official one on the web. And since I’m no crochet guru, the pattern turned out to be really simple. Actually, these slippers might be the simplest slippers in the universe. Or not. But they might. This is what I did… Round 1: 5 ch (chain stitch); join into ring with sl st (slip stitch) Round 2: 3 ch; 7 dc (double crochet stitch) into the center of the ring; join with sl st Round 3: 3 ch; 1 dc into first stitch; 2 dc into each next stitch; join with sl st Row 14: turn (!)
Mosaic Ripples - Crochetville Mosaic RipplesCopyright KatiDCreations, 2016 Materials:Lions Brand Vanna’s ChoiceBlack – CARose Shocking – CBWhite – CCI/5.5mm Gauge:15 SC x 13 Rows Stitches:CH – ChainSC – Single Crochetsl st – Slip StitchBlo – Back Loop Onlyst(s) – Stitch(es)sp – Space Special Stitches:Invisible Join – Tutorial by Look at what I madeFl – Front Loop only – Tutorial by Moogly BlogDrop DC – Working in the Fl of the indicated Row you will work a Double Crochet With CA, Magic CircleR1. R2. With CCR3. R4. With CBR5. R6. With CAR7. R8. With CCR9. R10. With CBR11. R12. With CAR13. R14. With CCR15. R16. With CBR17. R18. Note: If you square does not currently measure about 11 1/2 inches you may want to add this additional row prior to the Edging. EdgingWith CAJoin in both loops in any SC after CH2 space, CH1, SC in same as joining and in next 34 sts, work 2SC in each of the CHs,* SC in next 35 sts, work 2SC in each of the CHs; repeat from * around.
The ultimate color combinations cheat sheet Finding a correct color combination is one of the most important steps in designing a stylish and holistic look. This is why we’re offering you this cheat sheet, so you’ll always hit the bullseye when choosing clothes and interior decor. Scheme № 1: A complementary combination Complementary (also known as supplementary or contrasting) colors are colors that sit opposite of each other on the Itten color circle. The combination of such colors creates a vivid and energizing effect, especially at maximum saturation. Scheme № 2: The triad — a combination of three colors A Triad is a combination of 3 colors that are equidistant from each other on the color circle. Scheme № 3: An analogous combination This is a combination of 2 to 5 (ideally 2 to 3) colors that are ajacent to each other on the color circle. Scheme № 4: The split complementary combination A variation on the complementary color combination. Scheme № 5: The tetrad — a combination of four colors Scheme № 6: The square