Road Trip Scarf Pattern
Friday I went on a little spur of the moment road trip with hubby and I wanted a fuss free project to keep me busy during the drive. Scissors are banned on road trips as hubby is paranoid that I accidentally stab myself again (during a road trip a couple of months back I was snipping a thread, we hit a pothole, a very common occurrence on South African Roads, and I embedded the scissors in my left wrist). While hubby was planning the route I quickly grabbed some variegated yarn, started two triangles to make "scarfy" versions of a shawl I made a few weeks ago, and popped them into my SHABBY PROJECT BAG I managed to finish both scarves, edge them and make a few little flowers - with a few cm of yarn to spare - before we arrived back home. Yesterday morning I sewed the flowers on with some beads and a few braids and Ta-dah! For the greenish scarf I used 2 x 50g Elle Family Knit Classic (Courtelle) colour "Sushi" with a 4.50mm hook and a 5.00mm hook. COLOUR: Hunter HOOKS: 4.50mm and 5.00mm
Simple Stripes Dishcloth - Free Pattern
Simple Stripes Dishcloth has a nice texture, making it great for washing dishes. It's also a great way to use up your leftover scraps. Finished size is about 8 3/4" x 8 3/4". Click "Download Now" link below to get pattern pdf
How To Knit A Bow Scarf
(UPDATE) I will be selling this scarf on my INSTAGRAM so be on the lookout; I will update here when I will be accepting pre-orders by email. I really appreciate all the lovely comments and emails I’ve received! I have always wanted to start knitting but always thought it was so confusing and very time consuming. A couple of months ago I watched some videos on Youtube to learn how to knit. After a few tries and watching the videos over and over, I finally got the hang of it but still not quite yet. The knitting pattern terminology still confuses me. It’s still very hot here in Southern Cali but the nights are starting cool down. Now we wait for the cooler weather! Now if you want to make this scarf yourself: I used chunky yarn & 13 size straight needles. Pattern for scarf: 13 stitches and about 25 inches long; GARTER STITCH only. Pattern for bow: 10 1/2 straight needles and normal/med size yarn. I’m no expert at all and learned all by myself. Here is my Little Aries modeling for me.
Wildflowers Scarf Pattern
As promised, the pattern for the MOM AND DAUGHTER CROCHET ALONG SCARF, A.K.A. "The Wildflowers Scarf"!PATTERN TERMS: US My patterns are all written in US terms - I have included this little chart to make it easier for my UK readers to reference the difference in stitch terms. Skill Level: EasyApproximate Time: 2 hours Yarn: I used Elle Escapade DK for the first scarf and Lollipop DK for the other two Any DK (8 ply / Light Worsted Weight) or Aran (10ply / Worsted Weight) Yarn would be suitable Hook Size:I used a 6.00mm for the foundation chains and a 5.50mm for the restUse whatever hook size suits your choice of yarn and your tension.Size: Width - 13cmLength - 164cm (excluding embellishments) SCARFFoundation: with a 6.00mm hook crochet 24chChange to 5.50mm hook(I use a slightly bigger hook to crochet the foundation chain - gives a more even start to the workpiece) Repeat Row 2 until scarf is required length (I made mine 164 cm - over 125 rows)
Free Pattern: Boo-Boo Buddy Ice Pack Cover
When my #1 gets a bump, she likes a little baggie of ice. It always has to have a towel, though. Kitchen towels are hard for a two-year-old to keep around a baggie of ice, so I came up with these cuties to hold her little ice packs. This would also be good for kids who like to take the ice out of the bag and scatter it. Supplies: Small amount cotton yarn 5mm (H/8) hook Yarn needle Button Abbreviations: Ch - chain Dc - double crochet Sc - single crochet Instructions (make 2): Round 1: Magic Ring, ch 3 (counts as first dc), 11 dc. (12 dc) Pull magic ring tight, join to top ch of ch 3. Assembly: With wrong sides together, loosely crab stitch two sides together for 31 scs. To use: Put 3-5 ice cubes in a sandwich baggie, seal bag. ©2011 Alli Hyer, all rights reserved.
:: Le snood et son tuto ! - MCPB
Les écharpes étant interdites à l'école, le temps de plus en plus glacial, je me suis lancée dans la confection d'un snood/col bien chaud pour la Bouclette. Je commence à prendre mes aises en tricot, et oui, je n'ai beau faire que du mousse, je ne suis pas de patron ! Et ça, ouhhhhh c'est risqué pour une plus que débutante en tricot ! Et une fois de plus, je suis assez contente ! En attendant... Matos : laine Rapido noire de Phildar. Il vous plaît ? Si vous souhaitez le réaliser : *Aiguilles 7 *Montez 50 mailles *Tricotez au point mousse en alternant 3 lignes à l'endroit, 3 lignes à l'envers. *Montez jusqu'à 20 cm de hauteur, rabattre toutes les mailles. *Assemblez le côté et ayé ! Si vous souhaitez comme moi rajouter un noeud-noeud pour donner un peu de fantaisie, le tuto est sur le post précédent ! ps : bon, ce que je ne dis pas, mais que je vous révèle quand même, c'est que je me suis plantée dans mon comptage (rhoooo la honte, j'ai réussi). Bonne journée ! Edit de 14h30 : Et vous avez vu ?
Crocheted Moccasin Slippers
Please Note: As this is a new pattern, there could be some typos. If you find any, you can let me know through the email link on my front page. (that email link is encrypted to stop the spammer's software from picking it up.) MATERIALS Yarn: 4 ply worsted weight yarn. SIZE: These will fit a foot of 9 and 1/2 inches. Working with 2 strands of yarn held together, Ch 20 (16, 18, 22, 24) RND 1 - 2 sc in 2nd ch from hook. 1 sc in next 9 chs (7, 8, 10, 11), 1 hdc in next ch, 1 dc in next 6 chs (4, 5, 7, 8) 2 dc in next ch, 5 dc in last ch. RND 2 - Ch 1 and 1 sc in first st, 2 sc in next st, 1 sc in next 9 sts (7, 8, 10, 11), 1 hdc in next st, 1 dc in next 10 sts (8, 9, 11, 12), 2 dc in next st, 3 dc in next st, 2 dc in next st, 1 dc in next 10 sts (8, 9, 11, 12), 1 hdc in next st, 1 sc in next 9 sts (7, 8, 10, 11), ss to join to first sc. RND 4 - This round makes a turning ridge for the sides. If you are changing colors, do it here. Ch 5 Sew the top into place.
Etiquette tissée - petite princesse - 28 x 60 mm, rose Couronne : Déco, Customisation Textile par lulu-divine
Vous confectionnez des vêtements, accessoires ou vous tricotez pour vos enfants, petits enfants, pour vous même ou pour les vendre ? Soyez en fiers et affichez le sur vos créations. Étiquette textile. Ce modèle est déposé, tout cas de reproduction, inspiration ou copie, sera poursuivi avec dommages et intérêts. Je ne fabrique pas d'étiquette sur commande. Statut : Professionnel Nom de la société : lulu-divine Siret : 79046160200019 Livraison : entre 3 et 9 jours ouvrés Modes de paiement : Carte bancaire , PayPal , Chèque , Virement bancaire , Porte-monnaie Avantages client : Satisfait ou remboursé - droit de rétractation de 14 jour(s) à la réception de la commande Accéder au formulaire de rétractation Le client est tenu de vérifier le bon état des articles livrés. RETOURS ACCEPTES DANS LES 2 JOURS QUI SUIVENT LA RECEPTION. Attention, les articles personnalisés et ceux à la coupe ne peuvent être retournés. Nous n’acceptons pas les retours de marchandises personnalisées et coupées.
