Grannies gratuits Crocheted granny squares are a hit with crafters since there are so many different items you can make with them: blankets or afghans, scarves, potholders, wraps, totes…the ideas are endless! Here are several different designs to check out, use a single pattern for a project or mix them up as you like. I also added a helpful tutorial at the bottom showing you how to join them all together and another for how to make a flat border (for blankets). You may want to bookmark this page for future reference since I’ll be adding new goodies here as I find them, enjoy! myrosevalley.blogspot.ca Daisy: Petals are made with a cluster stitch and have a bit of a pointy tip. Big Circle: Each ring in the circle is a different color, each background can have a different color if you like. signedwithanowl.blogspot.ca undisthreadness.blogspot.ca 16 Circles: Wow! Sunburst: Lovely samples on this page, actual pattern used is archived on the web here. zooivlooi.blogspot.ca millemakes.wordpress.com yarn-ing.blogspot.ca
Heart Crochet Hot Pad This heart crochet hot pad is so decorative, you might want to use it as a doily instead! The overall pattern is fairly easy. Just take note of the special crochet stitch abbreviations that are used throughout. Matieralsyarn - 2 complimentary colorscrochet hook - size Gyarn needle (or other large eye needle)Special Stitches shell (sh) = 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc - all in same space double shell (d sh) = 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc - all in same space starting shell (st sh) = Ch 3, dc, ch 1, 2 dc - all in same space Instructions Heart Row 1 - Ch 5, 3 tr in first ch. Row 2 - Turn, sl st in sp between 1st and 2nd tr, st sh in same sp, sh between 2nd and 3rd tr, sh between 3rd tr and beginning ch-5. (3 shells) Row 3 - Turn, sl st in ch-1 sp of 1st sh, st sh in same sp, (ch 1, sh in sh) twice. Row 4 - Turn, sl st in ch-1 sp of 1st sh, st sh in same sp, (sh in ch-1 sp between shells, sh in sh) twice. Row 5 - Turn, sl st in ch-1 sp of 1st sh, st sh in same sp, (ch 1, sh in sh) 4 times. Repeat Rows 12 through 15.
Make a Drinking Straw Weaving Loom Home » $1 and Free, cheap crafts, Headline, Kids, Tutorials 23 June 2011 107,394 views 18 Comments by rhonda When I was putting together our camp crafts roundup the other day, it got me thinking about all of the crafty things I used to do when I was a kid. One of my favorite things to do was weaving on a drinking straw loom, a project I learned in girl scouts. The result is a strip of woven fabric, perfect for use as a belt or scarf. Project estimate: Drinking straws, on hand or $1Yarn, on hand or $1 and upCardboard, on handTape, on hand Total: Free and up Figure out how many straws you are using. Feed each strand of yarn through a drinking straw, sliding the straws all the way up to the knot. Tie the end of another piece of yarn around the first taped-down strand. Weave the yarn over and under the straws. To finish the end, tie the weaving strand and all of the base stands together in an overhand knot. Disclosure: this article may contain affiliate links or other forms of sponsored content.
A Beginner's Guide To Interlock Crochet If you are ready for a challenging crochet project, then this is it! I am a quick learner who loves a challenge! Rarely do I find a project or technique that makes me feel like giving up. Is it really worth it to stick it out and conquer this thing? Well, this technique sent me for a whirl, but I conquered it after spending an entire day trying to figure it out. My goal here is to save you all the beginner's mistakes and teach you everything you'll need to know to complete your first Interlocking Crochet project. What is Interlocking Crochet? Interlocking Crochet is a method of crocheting two layers of filet-style mesh sheets in such a way that the two layers are woven together to create a single, reversible fabric. 5 Things You Need to Know Before You Begin Pick contrasting colors to make the design pop. Each row of the pattern has a Row1A and Row1B. Color A is always crocheted into Color A. Check and match the gauge provided! Special Stitches for this Technique Chain (ch)
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Rosie Posie Grannie Square Tutorial What you'll need... Various colours of yarn (I used Patons Smoothie DK) Appropriate size crochet hook for your yarn (I used a 4mm - USA G) Yarn needle for weaving in ends Difficulty: Easy - ★☆☆ Crochet Terms: This pattern is written in UK terms. American terms are given below in green. sp - Space ss - Slip Stitch (Slip Stitch) dc - Double (Single) htr - Half Treble (Half Double) dtr - Double Treble (Treble) WRITTEN PATTERN: Abbreviated instructions for the pattern can be found at the end of the post, if you're happy to work from them alone, free feel to jump to the end right now. Start by making a magic loop and chaining 1. Then make 8 double crochet stitches into the loop. Pull the tail end of the loop up tight so the dc's come into a circle shape. Then make a slip stitch into the 1st dc that you made to close the circle. Next, chain 1 and make 2 dc's into the same stitch you just made your clip stitch into. Continue round the circle, making 2 dc's into each stitch. Fasten off and row one is complete.
Make a No Sew Felt Wine Bag / Wrap {An Inexpensive Hostess Gift} With the holiday season upon us and lots of fabulous parties to attend – here is a simple and quick way to dress up a bottle of wine for the hostess! {Seriously – you can make this in just a few minutes while ironing your party outfit and pick up a bottle of bubbly on your way to the get-together} No-Sew Felt Wine Wrap Materials Needed:FeltStitch WitcheryPinking Shears {or regular scissors}A Bottle of Wine, Champagne, etc. Double over a single cut of felt {so the crease is at the bottom} and cut a piece measuring 6 inches wide by 24 inches tall {you may need to adjust the measurements as wine bottles do vary in size}. Lay the bottle on top the felt {crease at the bottom} and measure one inch up from the top – lightly mark a guideline. Sit the bottle right side up and place in the center of the felt; the top edge of the bottle resting on the guideline – trace around the bottom of the bottle. Lift up the top layer of felt and proceed to cut out the traced circle.
Granny fleur A few weeks ago I was asked about a Granny pattern in English that could only be found in German. So I translated it, thinking that I may crochet it myself one day because it’s a lovely pattern. Later I’ve learnt that the pattern had been modified and gotten a new name due to a charity project in Somalia. Maybe you don’t know much about the crisis at the horn of Africa, maybe you do. Granny Square “Somalia” Round 1: Magic loop, 7 sc and sst into the first sc (8 stiches). Round 2: chain 3 (counts as a htrc), 1 dc into the first sc of the previous round, chain 2, 2 htrc into each of the sc of the previous round, 1 sst into the first dc. Round 3: New colour in any of the chain 2 space, chain 2, 1 dc into the same space, chain 1, 2dc into each space, chain two, sst in the first dc of the previous round. Round 4: chain 3, 6 dc into the chain 2 space of the previous round, chain 1, 7 dc into each space, chain 1, sst into the first dc. The pattern is written in American Terms Gefällt mir:
Free Crochet Patterns - Meladora's Creations - Meladora's Creations Free Crochet Patterns & Tutorials Free Plush Heart Pattern (Happy Valentine’s Day!) | Knitknoodler's Blog I Heart U/I Love You Valentine’s Day is next Sunday, and of course I would love for every knitter to make my “I Heart U/I Love You” plush valentine for that special someone. Free Plush Heart Pattern But money is a bit tight for most people this year. So below is a plush heart pattern for FREE. • Stitch a cute face on the heart for a child’s gift. • Personalize the plush heart by stitching your loved one’s name across it. • Sew a loop of ribbon into the top seam of the heart and stuff it with lavender to make a lovely sachet. • Nestle a jingle bell deep inside the stuffing (and make sure you sew the seams super tight) to create a baby’s rattle. • Stitch an “XOXO” across this sensuous red heart and prop it by your hubby’s coffee cup Valentine’s Day morning. • For your girl friends, add lace trim around the edges, and stitch “BFF” or “Friends” across it. I’d love to see what you end up doing with this plush heart pattern. In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, Dani Plush Heart Finishing: Like this:
Granny Bobble Spiral Hi all, My attempt at a spiral bobble pattern posted here - has been a hit with all you pinners out there, and so I have refined the pattern... Granny Bobble Spiral - And there you have it. It's a bit fiddly at first with lots of ends and loops, but once you get past the 2nd row and the pattern is set the only problem is keeping the 4 balls of wool untangled! Anywho, I hope you like it... Happy crocheting, Karen xx Summer 2009 5.5 inches tall Use small amounts of worsted weight yarn in the desired colors for your project. This project is an excellent way to use up tiny leftover bits in your stash. In the photographed toys, the following yarns were used in very small amounts: Light Brown Bear Fur: TLC Essentials [100% acrylic, 312 yards/285 meters per 6 ounce/170 gram skein]; Taupe 2335 Shirt: TLC Essentials [100% acrylic, 312 yards/285 meters per 6 ounce/170 gram skein]; Dark Plum 2533 Vanna's Choice [100% acrylic, 170 yards/156 meters per 3.5 ounce/100 gram skein]; Colonial Blue 860-109 Red-Haired Doll Hair: Vanna's Choice [100% acrylic, 170 yards/156 meters per 3.5 ounce/100 gram skein]; Terracotta 860-134 Skin: Lily Sugar N Cream Solid [100% cotton, 120 yards/109 meters per 2.50 ounce/71 gram skein]; Soft Ecru 01004 Shirt: Lion Wool Solid [100% wool, 158 yards/144 meters per 3 ounce/85 gram skein]; Dark Teal 820-178 Gray Bunny Yellow Cat Brown-Haired Doll Recommended needle sizes US #7/4.5mm straight needles
Lacy granny square I present to you the newest block in the town! Lets welcome the Lacy granny square ;) It is fun, simple and supercute if I may say so myself :) And it will be a great addition to my BigBrightBlanket. So here comes the scheme!I was drawing the scheme thinking how lacy granny square would be made using just one color. O, and I made up symbol for half double crochet because google hates me ... and the last row I draw black, because I use it only if I need to make the square bigger or end it like typical granny square. So here are some color variations of this square I have already made :) Hope you'll have fun with it too! p.s.