Knitting and so on: Crochet U-Turn Mitts Do you like constructions a bit out of the ordinary? And are you - as me - not really fond of weaving in ends? Then this crochet pattern is made for you. These fingerless gloves are worked in on piece, starting at the outer wrists and ending at the thumb - in an interesting construction that great to show off your variegated yarn. A knitted version of these mitts can be found in this blogpost. This work by Knitting and so on is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License. Materials Gauge or what to measure beforehand You should measure the circumference of your wrists. Construction These mitts are knitted in three parts (see picture on the right):Part 1 covers the wrists, it is worked with a 10 stitch wide ribbing (always working into the back loop) and a single crochet body which includes the half-circle. Repeat rows 3 and 4 until the lover edge fits around your wrists - for me this was the case after row 17. Cut yarn and weave in ends.
Flower Necklace Hawaiian Dream - Free pattern with tutorial Cheer up any outfit with this delicate crochet necklace made of flowers joined as you go! *Disclaimer: this post contains affiliate links. Flower Necklace Hawaiian Dream Materials used: embroidery thread, 5 colors. Special stitch: tr3tog: treble 3 together = [yo twice, insert hook as indicated in the pattern, draw loop through, (yo, draw through 2 loops, leaving the next loops on hook)*2 times]*3 times. In other words, you will make 3 unfinished treble crochet, leaving each time the last loop on hook, so at the end you'll have 4 loops on hook; yo, draw through all 4 loops on the hook. Flower Pattern: Center: Chain 5, join with slip stitch into ring.Ch4 (count as the first sc and ch3), (1sc into ring, 3ch)* 5 times, ending with sl st into first ch of the ch4 at the beginning of the round. I started with the center flower and joined on the go on each side the other flowers, for a symmetricallook regarding the colors. and make a slip stitch, You have joined 2 flowers. Weave in the ends.
Wednesday Round Up 9/3/2014 ~ Chains!! When you learn to crochet, the first thing you learn is how to make a chain. Miles and miles of chain. What can you do with a chain? If you do not yet know how to crochet, well, here is a tutorial on how to make the chain stitch! Here are the names and links of each pattern, along with a little something that each designer has to say about them. 1) Loopy Love Blanket: Free Crochet Pattern in 7 Sizes! 2) Drop Chain Shawl ~ Free Crochet Pattern by I’m Hooked This is an airy type of shawl with flower tassels; a simple and yet classy-looking design. 3) Beach Glass Crochet Necklace ~ Free Crochet Pattern by Fiber Flux This necklace celebrates the joy of being by the sea. 4) Spinning Summer Slouchy Beanie ~ Free Crochet Pattern by Moogly The Spinning Summer Slouchy Beanie will help you wind down the summer in style. 5) Pewter Statement Crochet Bracelet ~ Free Crochet Pattern by Fiber Flux I got so excited making my Beach Glass Crochet Necklace that I decided to make a fun bracelet too.
Chain Necklace ~ free crochet pattern | Jessie At Home About a week ago I was looking through the fashion trends for spring and noticed a lot of “statement” necklaces. Several of them were the type with a large chain around the top half, and then several small chains around the bottom half. They inspired me to create this uber~fun crochet necklace! If you can crochet a chain, you can make this necklace. So let’s get started. You will need: 4.5mm or 5.0mm crochet hook 10.omm crochet hook Worsted Weight or DK yarn (Lion Brand Vanna’s Choice used in the samples) metal yarn needle for weaving in ends Abbreviations: yo ~ yarn overch ~ chain Cut 5 strands of yarn as follows: Measure 180″ of yarn, pinch it in half at this point, and measure back another 180″ (this will create a piece of yarn that is 360″ long, and folded in half.) Hold all the folds together as one loop, and place the loop around a size N (10.0mm) crochet hook. Ch35, this will make the top half of the necklace. Leave the loops on the large hook. Wear and enjoy! Related August 26, 2014
Simple Chain Stitch Necklace Simple Chain Stitch Necklace Crochet Pattern Beginner Skill Level Designed by Jessie Rayot If you can make a crochet chain, you can make this necklace! It is super simple, and tons of fun. This necklace is a great way for those just learning to make a finished item, it is a wonderful project for kids (what a great Mother’s Day gift!) and it is even fun for the more advanced. It also makes for great craft fair stock! This necklace can be made with one strand of yarn or many. Sizes: Any size you want Yarn: Any yarn you want Hook: Whatever hook gives you the look you like with your yarn Other Supplies: Yarn needle A 3” scrap of non~fuzzy yarn, or a stitch marker Optional: scrap of fabric and needle and thread to make a fabric band around the necklace Gauge: Not important Stitches and Skills used:ch ~ chain Here is a video showing how to make the necklace start to finish. Getting Started: Choose your yarn(s). Pattern: Chain: Chain, chain some more, keep chaining. Chain: Keep on making your chain.
Be A Star Child’s Sun Hat Be A Star Child’s Sun HatCrochet Pattern Intermediate Skill Level Designed by Jessie Rayot This sensational sun hat features a star on top to help keep the sun off the most vulnerable part of your little one’s head, and a mesh side to keep them cool. The wide brim provides shade to protect their face, and to keep them fashionable! If you are looking for an adult sized sun hat to crochet, check out my Shine On Sun Hat! SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate YARN:Berroco Comfort DK (pink & white hat), or Tahki Cotton Classic (green & yellow hat) TECHNIQUES & ABBREVIATIONS USED:sl st ~ slip stitchch ~ chainhdc ~ half double crochethdc2tog ~ half double crochet 2 togetherdc ~ double crochet rnd ~ round beg ~ beginning HOOK: 4/E/3.50mm Use whatever size hook is necessary to obtain gauge in order to get the correct fit. SIZE: Child (20” head) GAUGE: 21 sts and 12 rows of hdc in a 4” square NOTIONS:Brimlock or nylon hat wireJoiners for brimlock Change Color Cut a piece of brimlock that is 41” long. Related
Star Sun Hat Star Sun HatCrochet Pattern Intermediate Skill Level Designed by Jessie Rayot This sensational sun hat features a star on top to help keep the sun off the most vulnerable part of your head, and a mesh side to keep you cool. The wide brim provides shade to protect your face, and to keep you fashionable! This pattern was made after many requests for an adult version of the Be A Star Child’s Sun Hat. SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate YARN:Tahki Cotton Classic 3 skeins TECHNIQUES & ABBREVIATIONS USED:sl st ~ slip stitchch ~ chainhdc ~ half double crochethdc2tog ~ half double crochet 2 togetherdc ~ double crochet rnd ~ round beg ~ beginning HOOK:4/E/3.50mm SIZE: Adult (22-23” head) GAUGE: 19 sts and 13 rows of hdc in a 4” square NOTIONS: Brimlock or nylon hat wireJoiners for brimlock PATTERN:Rnd 1: Ch 4 join with a sl st to form a loop, ch 2 (counts as first hdc), 9 hdc in the loop, join with a sl st to top of beg ch 3. (10 hdc) *for a shallower (shorter) hat top, omit round 18, or rounds 17 and 18.
Shine On Sun Hat Shine On Sun Hat Crochet Pattern Intermediate Skill Level Designed by Jessie Rayot Here is a summer sun hat for you to make and enjoy! Keep safe and be fashionable, all at the same time. The slight stretch of the yarn helps keep the hat in place, even in the wind, and gives the brim a lovely look. I named this hat Shine On, as in Shine On You Crazy Diamond (by Pink Floyd) because of the diamonds. A sun hat with diamonds seemed to have no other possible name! If you are looking for a child sized sun hat to crochet, check out my Be A Star child’s sun hat! SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate YARN:Cascade Fixation, about 1 1/2 skins/150 yds sl st ~ slip stitchch ~ chaindc ~ double crochet rnd ~ round beg ~ beginning HOOK: 4/E/3.50mm SIZE: Adult Woman GAUGE: 21 sts and 12 rows of dc in a 4” square NOTIONS:Brimlock or nylon hat wireJoiners for brimlock PATTERN: Rnd 1: Ch 4 join with a sl st to form a loop, ch 2 (counts as first dc), 9 dc in the loop, join with a sl st to top of beg ch 3. (10 dc) Related
Little Snails Crochet Amigurumi - Knitting Bee Little Snails Amigurumi love… ♥ Learn to crochet these colorful little snails at Nata’s Nest. All images copyright of their respective owners. Little Snails Amigurumi love… ♥ Learn to crochet these colorful little snails at Nata’s Nest. All images copyright of their respective owners. Natas Nest: Free Crochet Patterns Hier kommt nun endlich die versprochene Mandala Anleitung :-). Im letzten Post hatte ich Euch ja die Hipster Doilies gezeigt. Ich fand die ersten 3 Runden für sich genommen schon so hübsch, daß ich auf ähnliche Art und Weise ein ganzes Deckchen machen wollte, und so habe ich dieses Mandala entworfen! Finally here's the promised mandala pattern :-). Regenbogen-Mandala Du brauchst: Baumwollgarn (125m/50g) in folgenden Farben: Gelb, Orange, Pink, Weinrot, Lila, Türkis, Hellblau, Apfelgrün, Hellgrün Häkelnadel in 3,0 oder 3,5 Schere, Stopfnadel Variante dreifarbiges Mandala: Dafür benötigst Du Baumwollgarn in 1 Grundfarbe und 2 passenden Nebenfarben, Werkzeug wie oben Größe: Mit Catania und Nadel 3,0 ca. 17 cm , mit etwas dickerem Baumwollgarn und Nadel 3,5 ca. 21 cm Abkürzungen: KM = Kettmasche, LM = Luftmasche, FM = feste Masche, hStb = halbes Stäbchen, Stb = Stäbchen, DStb = Doppelstäbchen, *...* = die Maschenfolge zwischen den ** bis zum Ende der Runde wiederholen So geht's: Runde 1 (gelb):
Natas Nest: Rainbow Mandala - Free Crochet Pattern / Regenbogen-Mandala - Kostenlose Häkelanleitung Hier kommt nun endlich die versprochene Mandala Anleitung :-). Im letzten Post hatte ich Euch ja die Hipster Doilies gezeigt. Ich fand die ersten 3 Runden für sich genommen schon so hübsch, daß ich auf ähnliche Art und Weise ein ganzes Deckchen machen wollte, und so habe ich dieses Mandala entworfen! Finally here's the promised mandala pattern :-). Regenbogen-Mandala Du brauchst: Baumwollgarn (125m/50g) in folgenden Farben: Gelb, Orange, Pink, Weinrot, Lila, Türkis, Hellblau, Apfelgrün, Hellgrün Häkelnadel in 3,0 oder 3,5 Schere, Stopfnadel Variante dreifarbiges Mandala: Dafür benötigst Du Baumwollgarn in 1 Grundfarbe und 2 passenden Nebenfarben, Werkzeug wie oben Größe: Mit Catania und Nadel 3,0 ca. 17 cm , mit etwas dickerem Baumwollgarn und Nadel 3,5 ca. 21 cm Abkürzungen: KM = Kettmasche, LM = Luftmasche, FM = feste Masche, hStb = halbes Stäbchen, Stb = Stäbchen, DStb = Doppelstäbchen, *...* = die Maschenfolge zwischen den ** bis zum Ende der Runde wiederholen So geht's: Runde 1 (gelb):
Natas Nest: Daisy Granny Blanket - Free Pattern Endlich ist es soweit! Meine Daisy Granny Decke erblickt das Licht des WWW ;-). Gehäkelt habe ich die meisten der Grannies schon vor 2 Jahren, aber dann blieb das Projekt für lange Zeit liegen. Finally it's happening! Wieviel ich von den jeweiligen Farben benötigt hab, kann ich schlecht sagen, da es so viele verschiedene sind und ich einfach nach Lust und Laune in meine Catania-Tüte gegriffen hab. I cannot say how much I needed from the respective colors because there are so many different and I grabbed in my Catania bag just down to my whim. Abkürzungen: FM = feste Masche, KM = Kettmasche, LM = Luftmasche, Stb = Stäbchen, hStb = halbes Stäbchen, verd. = verdoppeln, 1 ü = 1 Ma. überspringen Runden immer mit KM schließen und neue mit LM beginnen Daisy Granny Kreis in Farbe 1: 8 FM in Magic Ring, Rd. mit KM schließen (8) jede Ma. verd. (16) jede 2. Blütenblätter in Farbe 2: KM + LM + 1 FM in 1. 6 LM + 1 Stb. in selbe Ma (=1. Bitte beachten: Copyright Abbreviations (US terms):