Wiggle It Crochet Trivet and Dishcloth Set
What goes around comes around, and wiggly crochet is definitely coming around again! It’s popping up on Pinterest and Ravelry, in rugs and afghan squares. Usually worked in squares and rectangles, with a base mesh and ruffles worked on top, it’s got a great 3D big pop look. I found a great way to get the wiggly crochet look, but in the round! The trivet and dishcloth are essentially the same pattern; the trivet just keeps getting bigger! Add this pattern to your Ravelry QueueThe Base Mesh is made all in one color, but then each round of ruffles is added separately – make them all the same color, alternate two colors, make each one different… it’s up to you! US – G, 4.00mm hookWorsted weight kitchen cotton, in 2 – 9 colors (small amounts on up to 90 yds for base of trivet)Dishcloth: 5.5″ finished diameterTrivet: 11″ finished diameterClick HERE for the Video Tutorial! Base Mesh Instructions: Round 1: Make a magic circle, and sc 6 times in the ring. Round 3: Ch 4, dc in the same ch sp.
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Défi Snood Vanille fraise chocolat - dernière étape Bonjour à toutes, Voici la dernière étape : Sur la partie 3, faire un rang de mailles coulées en rose entre les 2 premiers rangs (comme vous avez fait sur la 2eme partie) Une fois que vos 3 parties sont finies : - les tresser très lâchement, il ne faut pas que ce soit raide, juste que cela les mélange entre elles. - coudre les extrémités ensembles (le début et la fin de la même bande) avec les fils qui restent à chaque extrémité - rentrer les fils restants. - Puis, enfiler le snood en faisant 2 tours et prendre une photo pour nous le montrer ! Et voila, un autre défi terminé ! A plus tard, Amicalement, Sophie www.crochet-laine-et-tricot.com Défi Snood Vanille fraise chocolat - 3ème partie - suite Vous êtes toutes rentrées de vacances ? Voici la suite : avec la couleur beige (la même couleur que le R2) faire : 1MS, *12 Mch, 1MS dans la maille suivante* répéter tout le rang. Si ça se tortille au fur et à mesure, c'est normal. Qui met la 1ère photo ?
Simple Sunburst Crochet Heart Tutorial
Hello Lovelies, we are enjoying a quiet half term week here , I've been busy spring cleaning and reorganizing. But I've also taken the opportunity to write out another tutorial for you . My original Sunburst Granny Heart , which I posted last spring has turned out to be one of my most popular patterns. That's quite a complicated design though, with many different stitches . In this version my aim was to simplify things and also to create a solid version, suitable for stuffing......... What do you think ? Here goes with the tutorial...lots of pictures and tips as usual ......enjoy :0) I'm again using U.S. terms and you start by making a modified sunburst granny circle. Hello again, here goes with round 4....starting to develop the heart shape. In the next stitch make 1 hdc......... 1 dc in each of the next 2 stitches........ In the next stitch make 2 dc.......... followed by 1 dc in the next stitch and 2 dc in the following stitch......... Then it's time to make the second "bump".
Sculptural Crochet Primer
Crochet is usually relegated to the domain of hats, scarves, and potscrubbers-frankly, a damn shame given its enormous sculptural potential. The primary quality that recommends crochet as three dimensional medium is the fact that crochet stitches are not unlike pixels - discrete units that combine to facet the surface of a form. The size of those stitches, and the number of their neighbors in the rows above and below, determines the shape of the work. As such, your design can be quantified as a pattern and easily shared with others. Aside from certain intangibles – tension of the working yarn principal among them – a piece produced faithfully from a pattern will be identical to the original. In addition to this great reproducibility, the fact that only one stitch is worked at a time in crochet leads to fantastic opportunities for improvisation. So, I made a cabinet to explore the crochet stitch parameter-space. Starts At top, the chain start. In the bottom left, a chain of 15 stitches.
Crocheted potholder | Free patterns
Crochet potholders, you can use the remainder of yarn. 1 Round- crochet 9 Chain Stich, Make a ring. 2 Round — 18 crochet stitch : 3 Round — Create nine petals. — *23 Chain Stich, 1 Sleep Stich, 1 Crochet Stich* : 4 Round — Each petal — 25 Crochet Stich : 5 Round — Each petal — *12 Crochet Stich, 3 Crochet Stich from the central Stich, 12 Crochet Stich* : 6 Round (Yarn orange) — Each petal — *13 Crochet Stich, 3 Crochet Stich from the central Stich, 13 Crochet Stich* : 7 Round (Yarn orange) — Each petal — *14 Crochet Stich, 3 Crochet Stich from the central Stich, 14 Crochet Stich* : 8 Round (Yarn light orange color) — Each petal — *15 Crochet Stich, 3 Crochet Stich from the central Stich, 15 Crochet Stich* 9 Round (Yarn light orange color) — Each petal — *16 Crochet Stich, 3 Crochet Stich from the central Stich, 16 Crochet Stich* 10 Round (Yarn purple) -Turn the work. 11 Round - 8Crochet Stich, *8 Crochet Stich, 3 Crochet Stich from the central Stich, 8Crochet Stich*8 Crochet Stich
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Granny Triangles - my way
Many of you asked me how to make the triangles for the bunting in my previous post. Some of you asked if there is a pattern for it. There might be a pattern for it in many places, as it is a very basic pattern. Same as in a granny square, but you work three sides instead of four. Ch4, sl st to first chain to form a ringFirst round Ch2(Counts as first dc. sl st in the next 2 dc (I sl st in the back of the chain) sl st into ch2 space. Third round sl st in the next 2 dc sl st into ch2 space. Repeat third round till the triangle is as big as you want. I have added small metal bells below each triangle.
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This cushion has been such a happy project to work on, a quick and spontaneous make which I used to test out my new Raindrops stitch pattern. I also wanted to try using chunky yarn for the first time, so the combination of the new stitch and the new yarn was a whole new experience for me. I've used Stylecraft Special Chunky yarn, worked on a 6mm hook, in eight colours as follows :: ♥ Raspberry ♥ Lipstick ♥ Fondant ♥ Camel ♥ Meadow ♥ Aspen ♥ Lavender ♥ Denim There is enough yarn here to make two of these cushions, you only actually need 4 x 100g balls of chunky to make a 45cm cushion in this pattern. Unusually for me, I chose to order these colours into a repeating stripe (you know I usually go for random, so this was yet another new experience for me). The very rainbowyness of this project really did lift my spirits and the very chunkyness of the yarn made the rainbow stripes grow satisfyingly fast. I tried hard to deal with my tail ends methodically as I went along. ....like so. 1. 2. 3.
