Crochet Bunny
Nibble nibble, hop hop Posted on Updated on If you are a regular follower you will immediately notice that these bunnies are very closely related to some particularly cute owls made recently. Right, on with the tutorial. Various scraps of yarn and a corresponding hook – I used 8ply and a 4mm hook.2 x 9mm safety eyes (or beads or buttons)A very small amount of black crochet cotton or embroidery flossA needle to sew your creation together with. Round 1: Make a Magic Circle and chain 3, then crochet 13 DC into the circle and pull tight, join with a SS to complete the round (14 DC). Round 2. Round 3. Round 4. The round goes like this: Chain 2, 2DC into next stitch, 1 DC into next, 1 DC into next, 2DC into next stitch, 1 DC into next, 1 DC into next, 2DC into next stitch, 1 HDC into next, Chain 1, SC into each remaining stitch around. Round 5. Round 6. You need to make two of these (they are the bunny front and back!). Ears. You can find more detailed instructions for the ears here. Muzzle.
Crochet Cat
Id like to introduce you to the newest addition to our family, Caity Cat… She’s a pretty little cat who loves to hang out in the garden… hiding amongst the flowers. Caity Cat Tutorial To make Caity Cat you will need: A small amount of coloured yarn and a corresponding hook. Caity was made using DK (8ply) yarn and a 3.5mm hook. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. Eyes: Sc 5 times and join to form a ring. Because Caity loves flowers she is decorated with crochet flowers- and there is even one on her tail!!! Small crochet flowers: Chain 4 and join to form a ring. Large crochet flower (for the end of Caity’s tail): Chain 4 and join to form a ring. Thats it all done! And the back view… Caity loves to get outside… …with her special friend Maia. Last I saw they were playing a game of hide and seek in the flowers, with Caity’s cousins Kitty Cat and Carrow the Sparrow… Hope you are having a fun weekend! Love Janette xxx Like this: Like Loading... Related Rainbow mitts for Maia In "Creating" Princess Poppy In "Crochet"
Crochet Chick
As promised, a new friend for your bunnies! Here’s a cute easy chick for you to crochet: This chick is super easy, I promise you will be able to whip 1 or 3 up in no time at all – I know Easter is almost here… but these guys are a breeze to make! If you would like to make some chicks in time for Easter you will need: Various scraps of yarn and a corresponding hook – I used 8ply and a 4mm hook.2 x 9mm safety eyes (or beads or buttons)A needle to sew your creation together with. 1. Round 1: Make a Magic Circle and chain 3, then crochet 13 DC into the circle and pull tight, join with a SS to complete the round (14 DC). Round 2. Round 3. Round 4. Round 5. Round 6. 2. Round 1: Magic circle (see notes above), CH 1 and 6 SC into the circle, do not join this or any round, continue working in a circle without joining. Round 2: *SC in the next stitch, 2 SC in the next stitch*, repeat between * and * around (9). Round 4: SC in each stitch around. 3. Round 5:SC in each stitch around (15). Like this:
Crochet Owl Hat Pattern in Newborn-Adult Sizes
By popular demand, I am happy to present the crochet pattern for larger owl hats! But first, lets go over a couple of frequently asked questions. Q: What is a Magic Ring? A: I like to start all my hats with a magic ring. The magic ring can take some getting used to, but once you get the hang of it, it really is a great way to start crocheting in rounds. HERE is wonderful explanation on how to make a magic ring by my friend Kara from Petals to Picots. Q: Where do I start my rounds? A: Always start your round in the same stitch as your chain 2. I will let this picture do the explaining. Q: Where do I join my rounds? A: Always join to first DC, NOT your chain 2. Now for the long awaited patterns! Supplies: • Vanna’s Choice® Lion Brand medium worsted weight yarn (I use Barley and an accent color such as pink, green, purple, turquoise) • Crochet hook size H-8 (5.0 mm) • Tapestry needle for weaving in ends • Two 3/4″ black button for eyes Abbreviations: Gauge: 4″ across = 14 double crochet stitches
Amigurumi: Guide To Reading Japanese Patterns
Just thought I'd make a guide on reading Japanese amigurumi patterns to complement this awesome guide, which I've seen linked a couple of times, since it isn't amigurumi-specific and hence didn't include some of the stitches commonly used to make amis. I am of the (very biased!) view that Japanese amis are some of the awesomest things ever, so I think it would be wonderful if others could learn how to read these patterns too. :) Do keep in mind that while I've only been working from these patterns, I'm still kind of new to this, so for those who have experience with these patterns (and in Japanese), if I've missed out something or got something wrong somewhere, please feel free to correct me! *This guide uses US stitch-terminology. INTRODUCTIONJapanese ami patterns usually look like this: You may also see a stitch-counting guide at the side of the pattern, which shows how many stitches you should have in each row. That's pretty much it, I think.
Tree Ornaments Free Pattern
By AnnooCrochet designs I created these Cute Ornaments for my Crocheted Xmas tree, they are fun, whimsical and easy to make. I hope you'll enjoy personalizing them with your own special touch. You will need Crochet hook : 2.75 mmBerroco Comfort in Color 9752 (for the Green one)PolyfillTapestry NeedleColorfull Beads Stitches used ch: chain sc: single crochet Pattern: Round 1: with Green Yarn, in a magic ring, ch, 6sc Round 2: 2sc in each st all around (12sc) Round 3: In Front Loop only, sc all around (12sc) Round 4: In Back loops or Round 2( Pay attention not from round 3, or you will not have the volume effect you need!!!) Round 5: sc all around (18sc) Round 6: In Front Loop only, sc all around (18sc) Round 7: In Back loops or Round 6( Pay attention not from round 7, or you will not have the volume effect you need!!!) Round 8: sc all around (24sc) Round 9: In Front Loop only, sc all around (24sc) Round 11: sc all around (30sc)Round 12: In Front Loop only, sc all around (30sc) Trunk: My Crochet Buddy
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