Crochet Stockinette
The Animator's Wife complains every year that Christmas comes before we even have a chance to celebrate Thanksgiving. Well this year I'm complaining that winter has arrived before I had a chance to enjoy November. I was looking forward to snoozing in my spot by the window, watching the leaves change colors and the squirrels pack away their nuts for the winter.
Tutorial on Doily Bun Cover or Easy Snood
Here is the tutorial I promised about a week ago. You can either use found doilies such as ones you already have, found at a craft store, thrifting or if you are lucky enough one grandma made for you. If none of those are around just make one in the color of your choice. Since I have a ton I found at a thrift store I will use those in this tutorial. Supplies hook (I am using a size 6 steel hook)thread (I am using size 10 thread)doilyelastic ( either to cover a bun or the whole head for a snood)scissorsWhen you have a doily the size you want for your intended project make the last row a series of chain 5 followed by a sc making a scallop boarder don't be stingy this will give you the extra width you need to get around the bun for both the width and height of the bun.
galet en dentelle
For quite some time now we have been mesmerized and inspired by the work of the unsurpassable artist Margaret Oomen - we are particularly drawn to her crocheted stones. Her creations and her talent leave us absolutely speechless, as does her wonderfully kind personality. Resurrection Fern is her blog about her life as a mother of four, rural physician and textile designer. She also has an Etsy Shop where you can purchase her gorgeous crocheted stones (if you're quick enough since they go so quickly!) as well as beautiful still-life photographs of her crocheted stones.
do you mind if i knit: Sewing up knitting or crochet with an invisible stitch.
Hello! Would you like to know how I join all the seams of my knitting and crochet? You would?! That's great. I hope the following instructions are clear enough, and that they help you.
Nordic light pendant - free crochet pattern
The lamp is crocheted over a rice paper lamp, aprox 50 cm diameter. You can get them in many different sizes, if you make yours another size make sure the number of stitches you start with can be divided into 3. It is quite elastic, so some variation from this size should not be a problem. Materials: 12 balls of Drops ICE, 10 mm crochet needle. Pattern: Chain 39.
Free Crochet Basketweave Bracelet Pattern
Click on any photo to see it larger. Buttons sewn onto the first 8 rows of single crochets. Triple Crochets at the other end of the bracelet. Crochet Basketweave Bracelet My Basketweave Bracelet could also be named The Bracelet That Languished on My Coffee Table For a Month Begging to Be Finished. But that name is way too long!
Seaside Butterfly
Seaside Butterfly by Fatima Lasay Skill Level: Intermediate Finished Measurements: Butterfly motif measures approximately 4” wide x 2” high Yarn: Multi-color crochet cotton thread size 8 Hook: Steel crochet hook size Japan 3 or US 10 Steel (1.3mm) Gauge: Exact gauge is not crucial for this pattern. Notions: Needle and matching-color thread Dark purple cotton woven or synthetic leather string Lobster claw clasp set Silver craft wire2 medium size crimpers 4 pearl beads (2.5mm) 5 pearl beads (5mm)
Do you dare to wear a granny square?
I’m not sure if I’d manage a granny square evening dress…. But I’m loving the cowl I made last week and have been quite excited to show you! I must apologise for the photos, I’ve cropped them right down this week, so you can’t see the whole effect, but let me tell you, it really is lovely, I tried it on my friend to see how it looked on someone and couldn’t get it off her and back around my neck fast enough! Being that we are heading into winter at what seems like a veeeeeery fast pace right now, I’m obsessed with cowls and this I have to tell you, is the first of a series of cowl posts. Cowls are my new thing, neck warmey snuggliness without flappy ends, they are perfection. I’ve got another one on the hook right now which I’ll share with you when it’s finished, but I was also thinking it would look fabulous in Lovely Lucy’s Granny Stripe pattern too!
Necklaces « Beaded jewelry
Beaded jewellry – Beaded necklace with butterfly June 20, 2011 at 4:13 pm (Necklaces, Patterns, Types) Tags: beaded, beaded jewelry, beaded necklace, beaded pattern, beaded patterns, How to make necklace, tutorial I’ve found such interesting necklace with one element of butterfly.
Tuto bracelet au crochet
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Crochetology.net
Black Diamond Pendant uses a satin lace ribbon for ties. If you’re not too keen on using those crochet granny squares for your next crochet jewellery project, here’s a simple way to give it a make-over: use it as a diamond shape and embellish it with beads. Beading is fascinating work and I think I will try to use more of this kind of craft, using fine cut beads, rocaille beads and other seed beads. With black crochet cotton thread size 8 and a 1mm steel hook, I made this pendant for a necklace.
Crochet Valentine Hearts Photo Tutorial
I am a woman of my word. I promised a step-by-step photo tutorial for these little heart cuties, and I am here. to. DELIVER!
MARDI GRAS BEADS
MATERIALS:1 Mardi Gras bead necklaceSmall amount size 10 crochet threadUS size 7 crochet hookTapestry needleNOTES:1. Read pattern through before beginning.2. The purple necklace had a crown, I broke it off and smoothed it with an emery board.
Forest Candy
Forest Candy is a truly colorful necklace made with green crochet cotton thread and multi-color thread. Choose you favorite multi-color thread – in sunny colors such as this, or in blues, browns or reds to change the mood of the piece. When making crocheted jewelry such as this, you may wish to starch the pieces so that the edges don’t fold over while wearing.
