Scottie Dogs Garland Scottie Dog Garland I spotted these cute little dogs on Ravelry, and managed to get myself in the testing pool for the pattern. I’m really pleased with how they came out! The dogs come in 4 different sizes so you can even make cushion sized ones. I made the small, medium, and large options, but used decreasing hook sizes with each size up so that they came out roughly the same size for my garland (details below). Silver Dog To make the garland, after I had made the dogs I used left over yarn to make a chain. To make the flowers I used 2 rounds of my flower pattern (available here) in the same pink yarn I used for a couple of the bows. Grey Dog I used stash yarn for this project (the stripy dog was born out of running out of white yarn): Grey: Sirdar snuggly (DK) Silver: Patons Valiani (Aran) White: Reclaimed (lace weight) – I used 2 strands together for small dogs Pink: Sirdar Bamboo (DK) Here’s a summary of which hooks/sizes I made: All hung up :) Like this: Like Loading...
Crochet flower corsage I was making a flower to use on my apron, but decided it didn’t work… Never mind, a couple of chain straps and a button loop re-purposed it into a flower corsage. I just added an extra petal round to this flower pattern. Who needs an excuse to wear a little (more) crochet? Like this: Like Loading... Related Easy Crochet Slippers My Nana always made us crochet slippers, now I make crochet slippers for my children. In "Creating" A crochet painting Here's a little mixed media crochet flower 'painting' Ive been working on. Crochet fingerless mitts I made a new pair of fingerless mittens... perfect for chilly mornings when you need to get things done (or want to play a little tune!). In "Crochet"
Diamond Scarves A themed gift I mentioned in an earlier post about my grandparents upcoming diamond wedding celebrations. Not being able to afford a gift of real diamonds, I’ve made diamond themed scarves instead! For my Nanny The heather coloured one is for my Nanny (who my shop is named after). Chunky diamond infinity scarf – For my Grandad The chunky grey scarf started off being this pattern I mentioned previously in my zigzag scarf post. Diamond pattern with ribbing Pattern (for chunky grey diamond infinty scarf): I used Wendy Serenity Super Chunky wool and a size 9mm hook (3 skeins – 240m). Special stitches: Front post treble crochet 2 together: fptrc2tog This makes a V-shaped stitch in front of the work with the two arms of the V being worked around the posts of sc stitches 2 rows below. Work the first fptrc2tog as follows: The remaining fptrc2tog stitches of round 2 are worked the same but with the first arm of the V worked around the same post as the last arm of the previous stitch. Yarn over.
FLEURS AU CROCHET En plus d'être ressortie sans en savoir beaucoup plus sur la technique du crochet, je me suis retrouvée à mes dépends au club du 3ème âge ! Je n'ai rien du tout contre les petites mamies qui étaient d'ailleurs très gentilles et fort sympathiques mais moi qui m'attendais à apprendre du crochet "moderne" et à faire enfin connaissance avec des filles de mon âge ayant la même passion des aiguilles que moi, je me suis retrouvée au milieu de jolis napperons et chapeaux à dragées à discuter d'opération de la cataracte !!! Hum hum sans commentaires pour celles et ceux qui me connaissent ... n'est-ce pas Val ? Enfin bref, ça me fait bien rire quand j'y repense et en me revoyant avec mes petites mamies à boire mon thé !
Gingham Scarf with Scalloped Edge For my sister This is one of my favourite items made this Christmas. It was for my sister in law and made out of cotton yarn as she cannot always wear wool next to the skin. I love the effect of little crocheted squares all sewn together but hate the effort involved! I added the scalloped edge to pretty it up a bit, but without looked good too. Pattern The scarf is constructed by crocheting two threads together at once. Use a 5mm size hook (the yarns will be crocheted together. Wind the coloured yarn into 4 balls with a ratio of 2:2:2:5.Wind the white yarn into 3 balls with a ratio of 2:2:5. To keep the yarn from tangling, I threaded each of the smaller balls through holes on a laundry crate I had handy. Lengthways balls of yarn kept tidy in a crate Special stitch: modified double crochet: dc’ Used to change thread colours between the different squares. After 2 rows Tips: I would advise weaving in ends as you go. Front of work detail Scalloped Edging Scalloped edge detail End result Like this:
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Waffle Knit Snood Ready to wear If you have been following my blog you will have realised that I like to crochet. I learned to knit before I learned crocheting but I have never been very good- I think the main problem with knitting is it takes longer (ok, I should probably practise more!) I have had this chunky bamboo wool in my stash for a while now- it’s really soft. I made this for me but it looks like it may get shared with my husband since the colour and pattern are both very gender neutral and he likes how soft it is too! Waffle knit Pattern: Cast on any multiple of 3 + 1 stitches. Row 1: Slip st as if to knit, *p2, k1, repeat from * to end Row 2: Slip st as if to purl, *k2, p1, repeat from * to end Row 3: Slip st as if to knit, k to end Row 4: Slip st as if to purl, p to end Repeat rows 1-4 until you have the desired length for a snood or scarf. I used a crochet hook to single crochet my ends together to form a loop because the wool was too chunky to go through any needles. Like this: Like Loading...
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Lobster Cord Bracelets Bracelets made with lobster stitch cord I recently came across lobster stitch cord in the free ebook Priscilla’s Crochet. I hadn’t heard of it before, so I thought I’d give it a try since it is always good to learn a new stitch, and cords can come in pretty useful for bag handles etc. Lobster stitch cord I must admit that the directions were a little confusing and when I searched online, it took me a while to find a good explanation, and that was on a forum, so I thought I’d post a tutorial here since it is actually very easy with a few pictures. Plain lobster st with central mother-of-pearl button Once I’d figured out how to do it I realised this cord could be useful for jewellery making because there are a couple of places you can add beads to for different looks. How to make lobster stitch cord: To begin, chain two and the sc in the 2nd chain from the hook. After 1st sc Look carefully at the work; the completed stitch points down the hook towards your hand. Pivoting the work. Sc completed.
Sac "Mamy Bag" en African Flowers - Spirou bobine ... Ces African Flowers me séduisaient tant que je n'ai pas résisté longtemps à leur appel et j'en ai fait un sac : Je me suis inspirée du modèle de Mamy Bag que nous avait proposé Cécile (voir ici par exemple) mais j'ai utilisé le célèbre motif African Flower tant vu sur la toile : Ne voulant pas rabattre les hexagones sur les anses que je voulais rondes, j'ai bordé les motifs supérieurs et de côtés de demi-brides, brides, triples brides et mailles sérrées afin d'obtenir une finition droite : L'ensemble est réalisé en Holst Garn Super Soft et aucune combinaison de couleurs ne se répète. Comme je vous le disais déjà également ici, j'aime cette laine et je commence à avoir une grande partie des coloris proposés dans cette gamme grâce à l'Homme Vue de face : Vue de dos : Après le montage des hexagones, qui a été fait endroit contre endroit, au crochet en mailles serrées afin de ne pas avoir le petit bourrelet apparent, j'ai bloqué l'ensemble à plat. Bonne journée !!!
Easy Textured Cowl Matching Cowl and Gloves pattern As promised, here is the matching Cowl to my Easy Textured Fingerless Gloves, which I posted last week. Once I had decided what to do with this yarn this set worked up nice and quickly, and are keeping me lovely and warm this November. I’m actually wearing them indoors to save putting on the heating too much! I have had lots of fun experimenting with different ways of buttoning this cowl. I hadn’t realised there would be so many options when I designed it! Scroll down for pdf patterns! 1 button, 2 buttons, 4 buttons (but folded so edges buttons are buttoned at centre buttonholes), 3 buttons (corners tucked under) You will need: 200m SMC Aventica Supreme yarn – or any aran (worsted) weight yarnSize 5mm hook4 large buttons (approx. 28mm diameter), although you could modify to add 3 or 5 button instead if you prefer Easy Textured Cowl Pattern Pattern: Ch 92+2 (turning ch counts as dc here and throughout) R2: dc in each st to end, ch2, turn, (92 sts) R7: Repeat row 3
Pochette au crochet Depuis le temps que je voulais crocheter des sacs... J'ai repéré une foule de modèles sympas, que je prévois d'adapter à ma manière (je suis presque incapable de suivre scrupuleusement un modèle, il faut toujours que je mette ma touche personnelle) Commençons modestement par une pochette crochetée d'une seule pièce et fermée par un bouton rouge. Je l'utilise comme organiseur de sac, pour y mettre l'essentiel : papiers, porte-monnaie, téléphone, clefs, mouchoirs. Pour sortir "léger", il suffit de sortir la pochette du grand sac cabas qui accompagne mes journées laborieuses, je suis sûre de ne rien oublier d'important, et il me suffit ensuite de la remettre dans mon grand sac pour repartir travailler. Point de vue dimensions, on peut adapter à ses besoins. Fournitures et matériel : On commence par le fond du sac, réalisé avec le crochet 3,5. Pour le bouton, on adapte la taille en fonction du bouton à recouvrir, et on travaille en cercle, comme pour les amigurumis.
Easy Textured Fingerless Gloves Nice and warm! I love this textured yarn! However, it took me a while to figure out what to do with it. I guess I have a tendency to want to try elaborate stitch patterns, but with a textured yarn fancy stitches just don’t show very well. Added to which they were not so flattering to showing the yarn off well. So, I have kept this project simple, which makes it nice and quick to work up a pair of fingerless gloves and matching scarf (look out for this pattern next week!) Carved coconut shell button I thought these carved coconut buttons matched the natural feel of the yarn, which is an alpaca mix so it is lovely and warm! Scroll down for pdf patterns! V-stitch worked in textured yarn You will need: 140m SMC Aventica Supreme yarn (aran or worsted weight)Size 5mm hook2 large buttons (approx. 28mm diameter) Pattern (make 2): To make longer or shorter gloves just add or remove multiples of 3 to the starting chain, and increase or decrease the number of V sts (dc, ch1, dc) accordingly. Ch 39