Crochet hair clip pattern Author Helda Panagary Introduction We all have those leftovers that we cant part with.This quick and easy pattern fulfilles the urge to make something useful with them . Add a bit of bling for the diva in you!!! Gauge; Not im.portant just crochet it Materials List 1 hairgrip, or slide less than 10g of yarn hook; any size appropiate to the yarn Finished Size Its a small flower added to a hairclip. Gauge Its a hairgrip relax. Notes A very useful pattern to make something useful,use any yarn and a hook appropiate to the the yarn.Give them as gifts to all your friends. The perfect little accessory to finish off your outfit . The Pattern A very easy pattern to make something useful, give them as gifts to all your friends.
Reese Dixon: Motherhood and other Creative Endeavors Bear had a great Aunt who made us a couple of handmade washcloths as a wedding present, and I have to confess, back then I could not understand why you’d go to that much trouble for a washcloth when paper towels are so cheap. Ten years later, I always smile to myself when I pull that washcloth out to wash the dishes with. Oh younger me, how silly you were to not appreciate the indestructible glories of a handknit. Those first washcloths have finally given up the ghost, so I thought it was time for a whole new batch of them. I’ve made tons and tons of the fantastic washcloths from the gals at Mason-Dixon and they are really great, but I absolutely detest weaving in ends, and that one requires a lot of it. I also really prefer the process of crochet to the process of knitting. I used Lily Sugar ‘n Cream cotton. Chain 29 DC in third chain from hook and 26 times more to complete the row. Now starts the Basketweave pattern: Row 3: Repeat row 2. Those three rows create the square.
Roll it up & go crochet hook case Author Susanne Visch Introduction Here you will find my version of a crochet hook case. Materials List - Less then 1 skein of yarn of choice - Even less in yarn of the same weight in a contrasting color - Size F 3,5 mm hook - Size G 4 mm hook - Needle Finished Size Any size you want it to be! Gauge Depends on the size desired and yarn used. Notes The main body of this hook case consists of a rectangle shape worked in Sc in the front loops only to get a more thin and flexible fabric. The Pattern The body of the hook case This consists of a rectangle shape worked in Sc in the front loops only to get a more thin and flexible fabric. Start: Ch a length equal to the length of the longest hook you want to keep in the case + 10 cm (4”) for the pockets. Row 2: Sc (in front loops only!) Repeat row 2 until you have twice the number of crochet hooks you want to keep in the case + 12. Create the pocket First, sc along one of the sides of the rectangle (perpendicular to the rows) with a contrasting color. 1.
How to: Open Toe Crochet Sandals for any size | The C Side I walk barefoot at home. I would walk barefoot in the street if I could, but I can’t. My daughter is a little copy cat so she too walks barefoot, only problem is that the tiles sometimes get really cold and she jams her toes in the tables all the time (she takes after her mother). I had seen lots of crocheted baby sandals, booties, shoes but couldn’t find something that would fit a toddler and was not closed because her feet get hot and were simple and plain. So I designed my own. The hardest thing in this pattern is getting a two and a half year old to stand still for 30 seconds while you draw her feet. You will need: Worsted weight (thick worsted not light worsted, you don’t want a flimsy pair of sandals right?) First you will need to draw out the feet on a piece of paper. This is a tutorial and I tried to explain it as clearly as possible, if you need any help leave a comment or send me an email jessyz [at] chocolatemintsinajar [dot] com and I’ll help you out. Related July 27, 2011
Women's size Boucle Cardigan Introduction After years of looking for a cardigan/jacket pattern that I really liked, I gave up. I had recently made a pullover and some mittens with the Bernat Baby Boucle. It's not fun to work with. It's a bear to pull out if you make a mistake, and it can try your patience, but otherwise it does work up nicely. Anyway, I grabbed up a hook, and a skein of yarn, and got to it. If you want a wider collar, just add more rows of double crochet at the last step. Materials List 3 large balls Bernat Baby Boucle I used White for this one, because that was the only solid color at the store. K metal hook I metal hook safety pins or other stitch markers Finished Size This makes a Woman's large/XL, size 16-18, iwth sufficient room to wear something substantial underneath. Gauge 8 double crochets = 3" with size K hook. Notes Ch: chain stitch Slp: slip stitch SC: single crochet HDC: half double crochet DC: double crochet Sorry for any confusion about the rows in the pattern. The Pattern 1. 2.Chain 3. 3. 5. 7 Turn.
The sloppy slip knot: how to work in the round with no hole | Stacey Trock's Fresh Stitching If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! The typical way of starting to work in the round is less than ideal for amigurumi. The standard way is to make a slip knot, chain 2, and then single crochet six times into the first stitch. Why isn’t this the best? A number of ways have been devised to solve this problem, one of which is the magic ring. To begin, don’t make a slip knot. Now, continue on as usual. Here’s the magic part. It’s easy! Guess what? Download my free e-book:The Beginner’s Guide to Amigurumi!
Cool Crochet Cable Crochet Hat Introduction My husband, bless his heart, is probably the most supportive crochet husband I have ever met. If i say i need more yarn, buttons, hooks, anything related to yarn craftiness, his answer is "then lets go get you that." But Anytime i ever offer to make him something.... then finally i came up with this Cool Crochet Cable Hat for my nephew. Materials List ~any ww yarn, I have used both Red Heart super saver, and Lion brand Wool-Ease, both worked fine ~G-6 hook (However, i crochet VERY loosly, after your first couple of rows you should be able to tell if this hook is too small for you. if i were to use a bigger hook the FPDC's start to look funny) Finished Size ~this pattern worked well for both my husband and my 13 year old nephew, it also fit me quite well Gauge the cable makes it hard to measure gauge on the outside of the hat, but if you look on the wrong side for your guage it should be 14 sitches and 12 rows = 4" (10cm) Notes ~do not turn your work special stiches The Pattern edging
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Berry Bags Author Baerbel Born Introduction I want to decorate my kitchen with strawberries. That´s why I needed a berry-like grocery bag. Here it is, one of my very first patterns Materials List Yarn: Schachenmayr, nomotta, “Catania“, Llg. 125 Meter/ 50 Gramm 50 gram red, 100 gram green hook: size 3,5 (european size) Finished Size as you wish, netting will stretch Gauge no gauge needed, make bag as big as you want (keep in mind it will stretch a lot) Notes ch=chain sl=slipstitch sc=single crochet dc=double crochet tc=triple crochet The Pattern Bottom (red): 4 ch, with sl in first ch make a ring Begin every round with 3 ch instead of first dc and end with sl in 3nd ch of round round 1: 3 ch , 12 dc in ring, round 2: work in dc, in every 2nd dc of round 1 make 2 dc. round 3: work in dc, in every 3rd dc of round 2 make 2 dc. round 4: from round 4 to 9 increase dc by making 2 dc in 4th, 5th … dc of round before (easy, eh?) round 10: dc in every stitch with no increases. “leaves” (green): Edge:
Crazy Cat Hat Author Brenda K. B. Introduction You know the look on your cat's face right before it tears through the room, stalking it's invisible prey? P.S. Materials List Materials: One skein (no more than 150 yards) of Lion Brand Homespun yarn in "Edwardian". Finished Size This hat will fit a tween, teen, or adult with a head circumference of up to 22". Gauge To make a gauge circle swatch, work rounds 1-6 of hat pattern. Notes Abbreviations and terms used in this pattern: Ch = chain Dc = double crochet Hdc = half double crochet sc = single crochet st(s) = stitch (stitches) Sc2tog = single crochet 2 stitches together. Sl st = slip stitch Tr = triple or treble crochet The back bump: This is also known as the back, backside, or butt of a chain stitch. Magic Ring: Most of the pieces in this pattern start out with a magic ring. The Pattern Directions: The top of the hat is crocheted in a spiral, starting at the top center. Make Hat Base: Round 1. Round 2. 2 sc into each st around (12 sts). Row 22. Row 23. Row 24.