Bohemian Blanket Crochet Pattern Free
The blanket is worked in seven separate pieces and sewn together at the end. Swishy knotted fringing makes a stylish finishing touch. ■ Cascade 220 (100% Peruvian Highland Wool, 100g/200m), 7 skeins of Natural (8010) 3 skeins of each: Anis (8908) Blue Hawaii (9421) Hollyhock (9613) Brown (8686) 2 skeins of each: Blaze (9542) Hot Pink (9469) Christmas Green (8894) Primavera (8903) ■ A 5mm (US H/8) hook 16 sts and 10 rows to measure 10x10cm (4x4in) over treble crochet using a 5mm hook MEASUREMENTS 148x208cm (58x82in) The blanket is crocheted in 7 pieces and sewn together with mattress stitch. Each piece is worked in rounds or rows composed of blocks of 5 tr sts. The pieces are 1 full diamond, 2 wide half diamonds, and 4 narrow half diamond shapes (see diagrams). The RS is kept facing throughout; all turns require you to rotate the work while keeping the RS facing. Every ch-3 counts as a tr st. See for Full Diamond: Centre Piece Chart. See for Full Diamond: Round 1 Chart. [4 groups of 5 tr] Fasten off.
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miss marie's miscellany: Baby blue and green
Remember the blue and green WIP I showed you a glimpse of recently? It was a blanket for my friend and her new baby boy and I finally finished it off at the weekend. I'm pleased with how it's turned out, in fact I'm delighted. I found the pattern at the Lion Brand website, and tweaked it a bit; I used 6 colours, instead of 2 made 12 squares instead of 9 and added a border of half treble rows in each of the colours used. It was delivered on Saturday afternoon and they loved it! A lovely present for a very cute little boy!
Free Pattern: The Power of a Prayer Shawl | The Firefly Hook
We all have friends in need. Sometimes the friend just needs a hug or an encouraging chat over a cup of coffee. Most of us benefit from a reprieve from the daily grind, and having a friend to laugh with can go a long way. But sometimes a friend needs more – when that friend is walking through a dark, sad, or scary time; what many of us call “the valley.” Obviously, the person experiencing a trial is the one with the difficulty – but sometimes knowing how to be a good friend can be hard too. We don’t always know what to say. A tangible gift has a powerful impact and offering something personal can help with healing. I love giving a prayer shawl that represents everything I wish, hope, and pray for that individual in the midst of trouble. And not merely a shawl you would find in a store or in a pattern book, but a personalized crocheted fabric that wraps a friend in symbolism. The symbols you choose will depend on your beliefs and the beliefs of the person receiving the shawl. The stitches: 1.
Lion Brand® Heartland® Necks Best Thing Colour Blocks Afghan (Crochet)
ABBREVIATIONS ch = chain hdc = half double crochet rep = repeat RS = right side sc = single crochet sl st = slip stitch st(s) = stitch(es) tog = together SIZE: About 36" x 36" (91.5 x 91.5 cm) GAUGE: 14 hdc + 9½ rows = about 4" (10 cm). 1 Square = about 8½" x 8½". (21.5 x 21.5 cm) 16 Squares are worked individually, then sewn tog following a diagram, to make the Afghan. SQUARE I (make 4) With A, ch 32. Row 1: Hdc in 3rd ch from hook and in each ch across – you will have 30 hdc. Rows 2-5: With A, ch 2, turn, hdc in each hdc across. Change to B. Rows 6-10: With B, rep Row 2 five times. Change to A. Rows 11-15: With A, rep Row 2 five times. Rows 16-20: With B, rep Row 2 five times. Fasten off. SQUARE II (make 4) Make same as Square I using C instead of B for Rows 6-10 and 16-20. SQUARE III (make 4) Make same as Square I using D instead of B for Rows 6-10 and 16-20. SQUARE IV (make 4) Make same as Square I using E instead of B for Rows 6-10 and 16-20. Click here to download your Assembly Diagram. Left Border
Waffle Stitch
Stitches usedchaindouble crochet (dc)front post double crochet(fpdc) Row 1Chain to required length even number of stitches plus 3 extra double crochet into 3rd chaindouble crochet to end3 chain and turn Row 2 ( forms the pattern!) 1 double crochet *2 front post double crochet( FPDC)Wool forward put hook through front of post of the next double crochet(,not top of stitch) wool over hook and pull though (3 stitches on hook)wool forward pull through 2 wool forward pull through 2.2 double crochet*repeat from * to end of row 3 chain and turn Row 3follow pattern set in row 2 only, doing a double crochet on top of stitch that is at the back and a front post double crochet in the front post stitch (see how there is a sticky-outy type stitch? That tells you it's a dc into the post. ) Thats all there is... Is it straight up or a bit stuck out.
Linen Stitch Manghan Pattern
I have had so much fun making this Linen Stitch Manghan. The Linen Stitch has been one of my favourite stitches since I first started designing. It works up quickly, and you can alter the look of it so much by changing how often you change colours and how many colours you choose to use. For my Linen Stitch Manghan, I have used Scheepjeswol Stonewashed XL in Canada Jade, Blue Apatite, Amazonite, Boulder Opal, Moonstone, and Lemon Quartz (Colour Packs available below) . The final lapghan is 80 cm x 110 cm (31″ x 43″), which is perfect for me. Add this pattern to your Ravelry Queue Materials Scheepjeswol Stonewashed XL (Available from Wool Warehouse, Deramores and Scheepjes) Main ColourMoonstone (6 skeins) – Main ColourContrasting ColoursBlue Apatite (3 skeins)Amazonite (2 skeins)Canada Jade (2 skeins)Boulder Opal (2 skeins)Lemon Quartz (2 skeins)8 mm Clover Amour crochet hook (US 11/L)6 mm Clover Amour crochet hook (US 10/J UK 4) for joining only! Colour Packs Instructions Border Round 1 Round 2
Chunky Braided Cabled Blanket - All About Ami
Way back in February 2016, I was inspired to make a cabled blanket of some sort after the popularity of my “Cabled Slouchy Beanie” and since I was designing my “Cabled Legwarmers” at the same time. It was around this time that I also began my partnership with Lion Brand Yarn, so I excitedly browsed through their website to determine which yarn I wanted to use for this blanket. I came across their “Color Clouds” that they had just launched, and it looked very intriguing! It is classified as a Jumbo level 7 yarn, a brand new weight class that has been added due to the popularity of very thick yarns and arm knitting. I decided to go with the “Travelers Tan” colourway as I loved the blend of tan and white, and of course I always gravitate towards neutrals. I was inspired to learn new cabling methods when a reader sent me a message through Ravelry and told me to check out these “Cable Crochet Squares” by Elizabeth Ham. Next, I worked single crochets across for Row 2. Row 2 is complete!
Spice of Life Blanket pattern by Sandra Paul
This pattern is available as a free Ravelry download Spice of Life Crochet Along #spiceoflifecal This Spice of Life Blanket pattern was originally released in parts for the Cherry Heart and Black Sheep Wools CAL. Please see blog link for more information. Yarn 14 balls of Rico Baby Classic DK 1 x Cream (2) 1 x Vanilla (3) 1 x Red (9) 1 x Petrol (10) 1 x Purple (16) 1 x Ice Blue (23) 1 x Turquoise (25) 2 x Light Green (27) 1 x Melon (33) 1 x Grass (35) 1 x Jeans (36) 1 x Clay (37) 1 x Smokey Rose (39) UK Terms This pattern is written in UK terms. US Terms A US version of this pattern is now available to download, with many thanks to analea. Translations A Dutch version of this pattern is now available with thanks to Iris van Meer of Een Mooi Gebaar (link on blog)
