EASY
EASY Crochet Patterns by Tara Murray This blog and these free patterns have moved!! You can now find everything over here: www.mamachee.com
Reversible Cabled Brioche Stitch Scarf | FireFlower Knits
Reversible Cabled Brioche Stitch Scarf Originally uploaded by fireflowerknits This is something I came up with from a passion for reversible scarves and a copy of Gisela Klopper’s Beautiful Knitting Patterns. It is a super-thick, soft, cushy scarf. It looks beautiful on both sides and is lots of fun to knit once you get the hang of it. Remember that you are only cabling every 12 rows, so the rest of it is just ordinary brioche stitch. Reversible Cabled Brioche Stitch Scarf Finished Dimensions: 5″ x 56″ (5 skeins would allow you to knit a 70″ long scarf) 4 skeins Knit Picks Andean Silk Hollyberry or about 360 yards of a soft worsted weight yarn size 7 needles cable needle This is an intermediate pattern. Edited to add: Slip all stitches purlwise with yarn held in front throughout. When cabling on row 11 and 23, 2 of the 6 stitches you slip onto the cable needle will be yarn-overs from the previous row. CO 26 sts Set-up row: K1, *sl 1, yo, k1; repeat from * to last stitch, k1. Like this:
jagged stripe scarf tutorial
Jagged stripe scarf crochet tutorial. Crochet with white wool and black wool. Round 1: white color, making 452 loops. Round 2: white color, Crochet 1 dc at each 1 loop on the round 1 (452dc) Round 3: white color, Crochet 1 dc at each 1 dc on the round 2 (452dc) Round 4: black color, (2 hdc, 1ch) making the same way until the end of this round. Round 5: crochet the same round 2 with black color.Round 6: crochet the same round 2 with white color.Round 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 17: repeat the round 5 & 6. source: farm2.static.flickr.comVisit link →
Men’s Mini Herringbone Scarf
I have accumulated quite a bit of neckwear over the years. Some bright, some bulky, some sleek, lots ecru, but hands-down, what earns me the most compliments is my Big Herringbone Cowl, scooped off these pages of the Purl Bee! It is undeniably wonderful. After making one for myself, I was hooked on herringbone. It creates a flat, woven-like fabric on one side while remaining quite lofty and full on the other. My scarf counterpart to Whitney’s cowl showcases a mini-herringbone pattern, bordered by slip stitch rib edges. Materials 2 skeins of Swan’s Island’s Worsted. Gauge 7 1/2 stitches = 1 inch in stitch pattern Size 7 1/2 inches wide by 62 inches long Notes All slipped stitches are to be slipped purl-wise. The Mini Herringbone Stitch is always worked over an odd number of stitches. Mini Herringbone Stitch Wrong Side (WS): * P2tog and leave stitches on needle, purl the first stitch again and drop both stitches together from left-hand needle, repeat from * to last stitch, p1. Pattern
Infinity Hooded Scarf
When working in the chian a BLO will be considered going through just the center loop. The one that lies between or behind the "v" looking part of the chain. {I really hope that this is making sense..} DirectionsScarfWith K hook. HoodCh 60.Row 1: In second ch from hook work hdc in FLO, *hdc in BLO next stitch, hdc in FLO in next st* repeat from * to * across. FlowerWith H hookCh 47Row 1: Sc in second ch from hook and across to end of chain, ch 1, turn. (46 sc)Row 2: Sc in first st, *ch 4, skip 4 sc, sc* repeat from * to * across. This pattern is intended for personal use only. String With Style
Free Pattern: One Row Lace Scarf
Here is the pattern for my One Row (reversible) Lace Scarf: This pattern makes a beautiful reversible lace scarf that can be knitted in all kinds of different yarns. An opportunity to use that fingering weight wool, soft alpaca, perhaps some of your sock yarn, sport weight yarn or worsted weight, I've even used a fuzzy yarn (Pep) for this scarf. Materials: I used 45 g (~175 yards) of a superfine alpaca yarn. The scarf is about 13 x 150 cm (~5 x 60 inches) unblocked, and it's very stretchy in both width and length. Needles: 6 mm (US 10). Use bigger needles than the yarn usually calls for. Gauge (not important): 8 sts = 5 cm (2 inches) in pattern. Skill level: Easy(/Intermediate) Note: This will make an (unblocked) width of about 13 cm (about 5 inches). K= knitK2tog= knit 2 stitches togetherYO= Yarn overSts= stitches Pattern: Cast on 24 sts (or any number of stiches dividable with 4). Knit 2 rows Knit pattern row: K4, (YO, K2tog, K2) repeat between ( ) 5 times. Knit 1 row. Cast off loosely. Finishing:
Crochet - Collar Pattern
Crochet Collar Pattern This pattern is for an adult version *If you would prefer to print/save this pattern there is now a downloadable PDF file at the end of the pattern. Pattern written in UK terms Hook: 4mm Yarn: For Lulu's smaller collar I used Sidar Snuggly Baby Bamboo, but my yellow collar was worked in Wool Rich Heritage 4ply so feel free to experiement - If you'd like a more delicate collar try some lace or sock weight yarn with a smaller hook. Stitches: Ch = Chain Htr = Half Treble (US HDC) Tr = Treble (US DC) For the foundation row you need to chain in multiples of 4 until you get the desired length but first you need to chain a few extra to save for a button loop. The length of your starting chain will depend on the size of your neck and whether you want to wear it with a high or low cut top/dress. Foundation: Ch 5 (or however many to fit around your button) Ch 84 + 2 for turning (91 turning chains count as 1htr in Row 1) Row 1, End of row 1 should look something like this: Row 2, Row 3,
Giganto-blanket - finished! | Nocturnal KnitsNocturnal Knits - Ruminations on knitting at 3 a.m. and home of the Giganto-blanket.
Buy the tutorial and pattern on Ravelry Buy tutorial and pattern on Etsy Want me to make you one? Have questions about the giganto-blanket? Giganto-blanket is finished! It’s squishy and huge and pretty amazing, if I do say so myself. If you read my previous post about giganto-blanket, you may notice that the gauge is much different from how it started. But the broomsticks proved to be just too small for this project. The cats really love it. A friend of mine asked for a video of the knitting process, so I recorded a (low-quality) video of this madness. Like this: Like Loading...
Spraymålade burkar – Spray painted cans & jars
När Karin & Freja på Pysselbolaget skapade sin lyxiga småförvaring härom dagen fick jag inspiration att göra något fint av mina gamla smink- och syltburkar. Du behöver: Gamla burkar, leksaksfigurer (t ex lego, plastdjur eller KinderEgg-prylar), superlim och sprayfärg. Gör så här: Rengör burkarna (plast- eller glasburkar spelar ingen roll), ta bort gamla etiketter och limma fast dina figurer på locken med superlim. När limmet torkat är det bara att börja spraymåla. When Karin & Freja at Pysselbolaget created their luxurious small storage the other day I got the inspiration to make something pretty out of my old cosmetic containers and jam jars. You will need: Empty cans or jars, toy figurines (such as Lego, plastic animals or KinderEgg-stuff), super glue and spray paint. Do like this: Clean the jars (plastic or glass doesn’t matter) and remove old labels. Jag höll till utomhus och sprayade föremålen inuti en papperspåse för att inte färgen skulle spridas sig.
