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♥ About me ♥Sucrette2015-03-17T21:08:52+00:00 Hello! Thank you so much for visiting le monde de Sucrette’s blog! My name is Angie. I am a happily married, stay at home mum of two little girls and a baby boy. My passion is to crochet and to sew and there is nothing more relaxing to me than to sit and crochet while listening to soft music.
How to make a crochet apple jacket
They're cute, right? Photograph: Philip Sowels/Mollie Makes Go on, you know you want one – they might not be practical, but they're so irresistible! This is a very simple pattern from Mollie Makes using the most basic of crochet stitches. You don't even have to know how to decrease – just miss a stitch out where the pattern says so. Cotton DK yarn3.5mm crochet hook Embroidery needleButton
ENSAMPLARIO ATLANTIO – BLACKWORK FILLING COLLECTION PDFS FOR DOWNLOAD
At long last, and as promised. Ensamplario Atlantio: Being a Collection of Filling Patterns Suitable for Blackwork Embroidery is here in PDF format! I have to admit that my ambition ran away with me. The entire thing is 40 pages long, with 35 plates of designs – over 220 or so individual all-over or filling patterns for double running stitch embroidery. Some are very large repeats and would be better suited for free-use, others are smaller in scale and would work well as fillings in traditional outline/infilled blackwork (like on the pix of the cover, below): The book ended up being SO large that I was unable to upload it, and downloading would be problematic for most people.
See points, decorations for Christmas. I hope you enjoy. Share - Crochet Designs Free
Hello friends of free crochet. See Christmas decorations in crochet to leave his most charming Christmas. Check out some models and inspirations with points riplle crochet and many others with various graphics. Not very interesting? Learn how to make and Feel free to share.
Eureka Flower Square
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20 free crochet baby booties patterns
Crochet baby booties are the perfect handmade baby shower gift that everyone will love. Here I brought you guys a bulk load full of cuteness free crochet patterns baby booties. All Those adorable baby shoes tutorial can be whip up really fast and use little yarn. Make these baby slippers and shoes for your little ones to keep their toes warm and cozy. Each unique design can be customised with colour and add your own style for the perfect finish.
Jane Seymour's Blackworked Cuff
Jane Seymour's Blackworked Cuff Working from the picture shown to the left, Lorraine Behrens (lorraine@kingston.net) redacted a blackwork pattern to re-create it. Back to the Elizabethan Costuming Page
super simple crochet bows
These crochet bows are a great way to use up a little bit of leftover yarn. Use them as appliques or hairbows or anything you can think of! Materials: Worsted weight yarn & Size H crochet hook Stitches Used: Slip stitch (sl st), Chain stitch (ch), Treble crochet (tr) (American terms) Approximate Size: 2.5” X 1.5”
Crochet Cuffed Baby Booties Pattern
I started playing around with my Crochet Rain Boots pattern and adapted it into these cute little cuffed booties! Enjoy the the pattern and be sure to follow my instructions on where to start, end and join your rounds since it is different than the rain boots pattern! Always begin your rounds in the same stitch as your chain. In rounds 2-5 you will end your rounds in the same stitch as your chain.
Embroidered Caul
The caul is a small soft cap worn by women in late 16th century England. It is essentially a circle of fabric, often decorated, which is gathered or pleated to a band and worn on the back of the head with the hair tucked inside. Sometimes a caul is defined as a lined hairnet (Ashelford, page 151). As shown in the picture of Mary (?) Boleyn at Birr Castle (Ashelford, page 19), cauls were occasionally embroidered to match a partlet. A caul could be wore alone or with another hat, as seen in Portrait of a Young Lady from 1569 at the Tate Britain in London.
Broomstick Lace Tutorial « Speckless Blog
This is a very wordy and picture-ey tutorial because it is a pretty involved process, so please bear with me! I’ll break it into four parts: Tips, Starting the Base, Working the First Row of Loops, and Making the First Row of Lace. This is gonna be intense . . .
Crochet Baby Bear Hat & Crocs Sandals Pattern
Crochet Baby Bear Hat and Crocs Sandals Crochet Baby Crocs Pattern I just finished crocheting this newborn hat and crocs for my nephew who is due May 1st. I absolutely love making projects with baby yarn. It is so soft and comfy! I created the pattern for the newborn bear hat and the pattern for the crocs came from Christal's Crochet. (From Christal's Crochet)Size 0- 3 months / 3.5 inch soleBigger size changes in brackets for4, 4.5 & 5 inch soles.
Free Crochet Patterns, Crochet Projects, Tips, Video, How-To Crochet and More
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11 Unique Free Crochet Patterns + 3 New Unique Projects
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