Chainless Starting Double Crochet: Video and Photo Tutorial This little crochet trick has been invented and reinvented repeatedly over the years! And the Chainless Starting Double Crochet stitch IS tricky – it definitely takes some practice. But it’s worth it, because it tricks the eye – and makes the telltale starting chain obsolete! Learn how to make it in this tutorial! Now don’t get this stitch confused with the Standing Double Crochet! Chainless Starting Double Crochet Video Tutorial – Right Handed Left Handed Chainless Starting Double Crochet Written Instructions The Chainless Starting Double is worked as the first st of a row, to replace a chain 2 or chain 3 start – the usual method of working the “first dc” of a row. To make the stitch, pull up the loop on the hook to the height of a normal dc st. Hold the forefinger of your hook-holding hand on top of the stretched loop, against the hook, so it can’t move. Yarn over the hook with the stretched loop, so that the loop is wrapped around the hook as shown below.
Chainless Starting Double Crochet in the Round The Chainless Starting Double Crochet method of starting rows is the perfect way to avoid the wimpy 3 ch turning chain. And the previous tutorial for it was a hit! But some of you had a question – how does this stitch work in the round? Well it works great! Chainless Starting DC in the Round Tutorial (Sorry about the title card there – Mr Moogly is out of town for his day job, I’ll have him fix it asap! So essentially, it’s exactly the same as working the CSDC in rows! I didn’t make another photo tutorial, as the one on the original post shows it quite well. Thanks for watching!
Crocheting For Dummies Cheat Sheet Cheat Sheet You’re never too old or too young to discover crochet. The skills you master, the benefits you receive, and the beautiful heirlooms you create can last a lifetime and be passed on to future generations. To get started with crocheting, you need to decode crochet symbols and abbreviations so you can follow patterns with ease, and you need to find out what gauge is (and why it’s so important). Common International Crochet Symbols and Crochet Stitch Abbreviations Check out the following quick reference guide to the International Crochet Symbols and the abbreviations (in parentheses) for common crochet stitches. Abbreviations for Common Crochet Terms So they stay free of clutter, crochet patterns feature a lot of abbreviations for common crochet terms. approximately (approx) begin(ning) (beg) between (bet) contrast color (CC) centimeter(s) (cm) decrease(s)(d)(ing) (dec) follow or following (foll) gram or grams (g) inch or inches (in.)
nimm.blogg.se - Sytt, stickat och virkat. Låt kreativiteten flöda. Vid frågor eller förfrågningar, kontakta mig på nimm.blogg.se Virkat fåglar, hittade inget mönster så jag fick göra ett eget. Det kommer längre ner om du också vill virka fåglar :) Jag har virkat med Tilda Multigarn, nål 3. Gör så här: Börja med vingarna. - Gör en magisk ring med 6 fm - 2 fm i varje fm varvet ut (12m) - 2 fm i varannan fm varvet ut (18 m) Kroppen: - Gör en magisk ring med 6 fm - 2 fm i varje fm varvet ut (12m) - 2 fm i varannan fm varvet ut (18 m) - 2 fm i var tredje fm varvet ut (24 m) - 2 fm i var fjärde fm varvet ut (30 m) - 2 fm i var femte fm varvet ut (36 m) - 5 varv fm (36 m) Nu ska du virka med vingarna. - Därefter påbörjar du minskningarna, virka ihop den femte och sjätte maskan, varvet ut (30 fm) - Virka ihop fjärde och femte maskan, varvet ut (24 fm) - Virka tre varv med 24 fm - Virka ihop tredje och fjärde maskan, varvet ut (18 fm) - Fyll med vadd - Virka ihop andra och tredje maskan, varvet ut (12 fm) - Virka ihop två maskor åt gången (6 fm), spara en bit tråd så att du kan sy ihop hålet. Stjärtfjädern: Brodera dit en nos. Katt
How to Make an African Flower Follow this step-by-step tutorial. The photos show how your work should look, each step of the way. Scroll down to find complete written instructions and a diagram. Step 1 Begin with a ring, then work Round 1 with D and fasten off. Step 2 Work Round 2 with C. Step 3 Work Round 3 and fasten off. Step 4 Work Round 4 with A and fasten off. Step 5 Work Round 5 with B. Step 6 Work Round 6 and fasten off B. African Flower Motif Written Pattern Round 1 (RS) Ch 3, 2-tr Cl in ring (beginning ch-3 and 2-tr Cl count as first 3-tr Cl), ch 3, [3-tr Cl in ring, ch 3] 7 times; join with sl st in first Cl—8 clusters, and 8 ch-3 sps. Round 2 With RS facing, draw up a loop of next color in any ch-3 sp, ch 2, (2-dc Cl, ch 3, 3-dc Cl) in same ch-3 sp (first petal made), ch 1, [(3-dc Cl, ch 3, 3-dc Cl) in next ch-3 sp (petal made), ch 1] 7 times; join with sl st in first Cl—8 petals, and 8 ch-1 sps. DIagram
Free Crochet Pattern: Knock Around Hat - Crochet Zone It seems everywhere I look these days someone is doing a “knit look” crochet pattern. I do knit, but crochet is so much faster and so these patterns are very welcome indeed! Most of the stitching looks like the traditional garter and stockinette stitches which are lovely, but I wanted to try my hand at something that looked a little more textured. The Knock Around Hat is a basic beanie sized from newborn to adult, that has a texture similar to a knitted embossed or moss stitch and the band is reminiscent of fair isle. This post contains affiliate links Knock Around Hat! Size: 3 Month to Adult Materials: • Light Worsted Weight yarn • Main color (Color 1): 80 – 150 yards • 3 Contrast colors (Color 1; 2; 3): small amount of each • Hook: I/5.50 mm; J/6.00 mm • Yarn needle for weaving ends Gauge: See “Gauge Check” measurements in pattern to check gauge. Notes: Crochet Tips: click on the tip below for a tutorial• Fastening off neatly• Weaving in ends Repeat Row 6 until hat measures 4” from crown.
Hat Sizing Chart - Make the perfect sized hat the first time! - Hat Sizing Chart Getting the sizing right can be very frustrating when you’re designing a new hat pattern. I recently put this hat sizing chart together to try and make that process a little smoother. How to Use this Chart: Each finished hat size is determined by the Crown Circle Diameter. Click photo to view PDF This is the formula I used to get the Crown Circle Diameter necessary to obtain the finished hat circumference you want: Head Circumference / 3 = ___ – 1 = Crown Circle Diameter. EXAMPLE: Let’s say you’re making hat for a 0-3 Month old baby. This is the formula I used to get the Hat Height: Head Circumference x 0.4 = Hat Height. EXAMPLE: Lets use our 0-3 Month old baby hat again. You can use these equations for any hat circumference you need to obtain. If you like this Hat Sizing Chart, please share it! To see how to use this chart to make perfectly sized Bottom Up Hats see this post:
Crochet Tip of the Week: Seamless finishing when working in the round Today, I am lucky enough to be part of an amazing, hilarious, raunchy, outrageous group of women who get together and craft every Wednesday night. The Oak Street Hookers take turns bringing a treat, some of us bring a drink (or two), and we teach each other everything we know. It’s the highlight of my week, and keeps me sane! But for the ten years before that, I did all my crocheting and knitting alone – barring the five minute crash course that started it all. I am self taught, and I struggled through books and “how to knit for kids” videos from the library for years. The first thing I ever knit! Then youtube and Ravelry came along and taught me a few more tricks.So to add to the wealth of knowledge out there, one of my fellow hookers and I made a video and uploaded it to youtube. Feel free to make fun of my Midwestern accent (I clearly learned to say “yarn” while living near Chicago!)
Crochet School Lesson 21: Reading Crochet Charts Remember in the last lesson where I said that the simpler the pattern the better? Well how's this for simple? (hover your mouse over to see the difference between the square and the chart overlay) Do you see how you could possibly not even need words to make a pattern if you knew what the symbols were? Note: we have talked about US vs UK terms so far. I've found that some patterns will give written out directions along with a chart, which makes it a bit easier if you aren't sure what a symbol means. This first chart is of the general stitches that we have learned. The arrows on this image point to the parts of the stitch that make up the symbol. I for one love to read charts because I'm a visual person and the more information I can get packed into a visual is better. Here are the symbols for the other stitches and variations we have learned throughout crochet school: Now that you know the symbols, you probably should know how to read them. Figure 1: Figure 2: Figure 3: Figure 4 :
Gör din cykel redo för hösten med ett virkat sadelskydd! Här får du mönstret till vår favorit 1. Stilrent med grått Källa 2. Källa 3. Källa 4. Källa 5. Källa 6. Källa 7. Källa 8. Källa 9. Källa 10. Vår favorit från skapligt enkelt Här är virkbeskrivningen till sadelskyddet Sadelskyddet från skapligt enkelt är virkat för att passa en ganska mullig typ av cykelsadel. Du behöver:Garn: Sunny (Gör man ett enfärgat skydd räcker det med ett nystan)Virknål: 2,5 mm Gör så här: Först virkas ovandelen genom att man virkar fasta maskor (fm) fram och tillbaka. Nu är det dags att börja virka kanten. v 1: Virka fm runt hela arbetet med ungefär 1fm i varje varv så att du får 135-140 fm på hela varvet. Källa