Baby blanket, wool-eater instructions. Chevron Afghan. Sorry for the drought of posts recently, I have been busy prepping for a rather exciting trip - more of that later.
For now, I bring you a knitted lap-blanket I made for my nan's birthday. I'm hoping it will keep her snug when she sits on her patio as the cool summer evenings draw in. I knitted it up in a bamboo/wool blend, so its super soft. Not quite sure what went on when I was picking skeins of wool though - my current obsession with mustard, blue and grey is erring on the unhealthy ... Anyhow, for other stick and wool wielders out there, I used the following pattern to get my chevrons: cast on a multiple of 12 stitches, plus 3 stitches to balance the pattern and work as follows ...
Row 1: (RS) k1, k2tog, *k4, (k1, yo, k1) in next st, k4, sl next 2 sts tog as if to knit, k1, psso (double decrease); rep from * to last 3 sts, end ssk, k1 Row 2: Knit. Chevron Love Afghan. Chevron Love Afghan Let's get ready to CHEVROOOON!!!
Woohoo!!! This pattern has been tested and is now ready for you to all enjoy! It's actually pretty simple. I think you all will be pleasantly impressed. Crochet and Knitting Patterns Books. Crochet granny triangle. So!
Here we go with the granny triangle tutorial. Did you master the magic circle yet? Ready to go? By the way, this is the yarn I use. If you don't fancy using the magic circle, you can make a ring by making 4 chain stitches and joining them into a ring. July 2012 - Please note: these days I do very little crochet because I'm working on an embroidery book. Por favor, respeta mis derechos de autor. Crochet Pattern Central. Crochet Primer. Printer-friendly version Send by email PDF version Want to Crochet?
It's easy when you follow the step by step instructions and photos inside these covers. Learn, one by one, all the intriguing patterns shown in this book with complete instructions for each included. So start now. COLORS: All patterns assume use of three colors noted in each pattern as A, B and/or C. MULTIPLE STS: To help you make full use of patterns given in this book, where feasible, we have given "multiple of sts" required on foundation or starting ch for 1 repeat of pattern.
Multiple of ch sts is not given for simple patterns requiring 1 ch for each st, nor for patterns starting at center. For each additional repeat of pattern desired, add required multiple of ch sts to number of sts on foundation ch given in instructions. For example: To add to width of a pattern with "multiple of 4 ch sts," ch 4 more than given in instructions for each extra shell required; to make narrower ch 4 less for each shell to be eliminated. Crocheted Afghans. Free Crochet Afghan Patterns. Printer-friendly version Send by email More free afghan patterns: Afghan Patterns, Knitted Afghan Patterns Everyone can explore the fun of making crochet afghan patterns!
You can make baby blankets, throws, lapghans or full size afghans - whatever your heart desires and your imagination can dream up. Surveys show that crocheters make more afghans than any other type of crochet pattern and everyone knows that you make far more projects to give away than you keep. Crochet Afghan Patterns Are Great Christmas and Birthday Gifts For Those Someone Specials Both novice and advance crochet crafters find that the crochet afghan cover patterns are rather enjoyable to do. Afghan originated from the textiles that were produced in the country of Afghanistan, as they were similar to the wraps and shawls used in that region.
Now, you can use crochet afghan covers in several ways. Again, afghans are wonderful birthday and Christmas gifts. FaveCrafts.com. [ Close Privacy Policy ] Privacy Policy / Your California Privacy Rights Revised and posted as of July 25, 2014 Prime Publishing, LLC ("Company," "we" or "us") reserves the right to revise this Privacy Policy at any time simply by posting such revision, so we encourage you to review it periodically.
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Purl One. This is just the beginning in a whole series of fascinating adventures with your knitting needles. So start now. STITCH GAUGE-Important-Knitted articles are planned on the basis of working to a specified number of stitches and rows to 1 inch; this is referred to as the GAUGE. COMPLETE ABBREVIATIONS k-knit p-purl st(s)-stitch(es) inc. With wrong side up, pin out on padded surface to given measurements. Pattern © 1968 by Bernhard Ulmann. Mile-A-Minute Afghan Patterns. Mini Mochi Flower Garden Crochet Shawl. Your Granny Squares never looked so good with so little effort!
The color changes are built into the yarn! Materials: Yarn: Crystal Palace Mini-Mochi, 8 - 50 gr. balls: model shown used 4 different colors: 3 balls #104 fern rainbow, 2 balls #101 "intense rainbow", 2 balls #102 "flame rainbow" & 1 ball #106 "strawberry-lime" (or make the shawl in all one color, it'll still have lots of variation in colors)See the newest 8 colors of Mini Mochi here. Crochet Hook size F[See a Mochi Plus version of this Shawl using an H hook - Here] Dimensions: 48" along outside edge, 18" at front edges.
Motif 4" square Flower Garden Motif (make 19 in #104 "fern rainbow" for garden border, 45 in other 3 flower shaded colors) Ch 6, join with sl st to form a ring. Ch 1, sc in same st, (ch 7, skip 3 dc, sc in next dc) three times, ch 7, join with sl st to beg sc. Red Heart. Sweet Squares Baby Blanket. Get out your hooks for a crochet classic!
Introducing the “Sweet Squares Baby Blanket” - a crib-sized granny square blanket designed by our lovely crochet teacher Julie Kadoi! The soothing rhythm of crochet combined with simple pleasure of trying out color combinations make granny squares HIGHLY addictive. Our “Sweet Squares Baby Blanket” uses eighty, 3″ by 3″ squares, accented with Julie’s fancy (but super simple) Zig Zag join, check it out! The pattern calls for the squares to be made first and then seamed together into three panels, but you could also use the Join-As-You-Go method like Julie did for adding more squares. I personally find it very satisfying to watch a stack* of colorful granny squares form on my desk before seaming together. Aside from being an enjoyable project, the blanket makes a lovely gift for new babies. Julie shuffled eight colors of Classic Elite Mesa to create the kaleidoscope of granny square goodness you see here.
Happy crafting!