Ambrosia's Creations: Pattern:: Pineapple Crochet Market Bag - Chart & Translation If you "like" my Facebook page, then you know that I have been working on translating a crochet chart for this insanely cute tote/market bag/hand bag....the name is really your choice! Either way, I liked the design and thought it would perfect for a summer time market bag, or even a jumbo beach bag, with some tweaking of the pattern. Unfortunately, when I pinned this cute picture on Pinterest, I didn't realize with was a 'chart only' pattern. *insert sad face* Thankfully, I know how to translate crochet charts!!! ** This post is just for the size above. The pattern below is translated using US terms. Materials: 100% Cotton Yarn - Lily Sugar'n Cream - Off White or color of choiceI/9 - 5mm hookStitch markersBlunt needle Handles - First 1/2: (Tip: use a stitch marker at the beginning and end of row 1.) Handles - Second 1/2: * Join yarn with a sl st 10 ch sps from the beginning row of the first half of the handles. 1 - 24. 25. You have just completed your first handle!! Have a great weekend!!!
Free pattern: Faux Mistake Rib Watchman’s Cap in 8 sizes I’ve always loved the simplicity of the “mistake rib” pattern in knitting. I tried a few different ways of mimicking it with crochet over the years, but nothing turned out quite right – until now! I finally found the right way to create a hat that both looks like a mistake rib watchman’s cap AND has the stretch of one. The solution was to crochet the hat in rows from the brim to the crown, combining stitches of different heights and working in the back loop. I made the sample in wool, which has much more elasticity than some other yarns. This post contains affiliate links. Don’t forget to share a picture on Ravelry or with my Facebook page if you make one! If you want an easy print format, you can buy an ad-free PDF version on Craftsy. Mimic the look of the mistake rib knitting stitch pattern with stitches of different heights and by working in the back loop. Finished Sizes Newborn (3-12 month old, 1-2 year old, 3-5 year old, 6-10 year old, Teen/Adult small, Adult medium, Adult large). Hat
10 Free Crochet Flower Patterns - The Lavender Chair These are by far 10 of the best flower patterns that I could find! I am in love with using them on headbands, hats, bags you name it! they are the perfect applique for just about any completed crochet project. This Pansy is a great flower to use for earrings or broaches. It’s something small and simple yet, so elegant. I love the way this Flower works up like a star! This Crocodile Stitch Flower saved my life on Christmas. I can imagine this Water Lilly flower on a frog inspired blanket! This Flower Broach has landed on various hats and headbands of mine it is one of my favorite flower patterns! I love the texture of this 6 Petal Flower! I am seriously about to go and buy some pearls just for this 5 Petal Flower! I love the way the layers turn out on this Wagon Wheel Flower! This 5 Petal Tropical Flower is so cute! This Easy Rose really is so easy! Related 10 FREE Crochet Jewelry Patterns Who doesn't love jewelry? April 27, 2015 In "Crochet" 10 Free Slouchy Crochet Beanie Patterns July 21, 2015
10 FREE Crochet Shawl Patterns - The Lavender Chair Who doesn’t love crochet shawls? They are a great way to keep your shoulders covered on a cool summer night. They are also a gorgeous accesory to finish out that perfect outfit. Here are my top 10 free crochet shawl patterns. This Berry Harvest Bandana Cowl by Tamara Kelly of the Mooglyblog, is to die for! This Laurel Crocheted Stole shawl is created by attaching several motifs together. The color was the first thing that caught my eye, I LOVE lavender! This Falling Leaves Shawl through Red Heart is an amazing Autumn cover up. This Keepsake Lace Shawl is another Red Heart pattern and it is crocheted with Aunt Lydia’s Bamboo Crochet Thread Size 3 and a 3.5mm crochet hook. Isn’t it gorgeous? The Ruffle Shawl/Cape by Kaye Smith is an amazing shawl pattern for the winter. This Simple One Skein Wrap by Caron is an elegant spring pattern. Using a worsted weight yarn and a 6.00mm crochet hook you can create this Pineapples For Everyone Shawl. There you guys have it!!! Related October 9, 2015
Free Crochet Slipper Patterns - The Lavender Chair There are plenty of great crochet slipper patterns for adults. Luckily I have the pleasure of being a stay at home mom. So, I am constantly wearing crocheted slippers. They are so much more comfortable then the usual store bought slippers. This pattern round up just keeps growing! It started with 10 but now there is so much more. These Crochet Slippers by Drops Design remind me of little Eskimo shoes. These Heart and Sole Slippers by my hobbyis crochet would make a great ” I love you” gift for whomever you care for. Right here on The Lavender Chair you can make these Cloud 9 slippers. These Adult Chunky Slippers are another quick and cozy pattern! These Hexagon Boot Slippers by Priscilla Hewitt are a great way to get rid of some of your stash yarn. These Chunky Cabled Boots are so cute! Not really sure why these slippers are names Pocahontas, because, I am pretty sure that Pocahontas didn’t wear any shoes. Love these Lady Crochet Slippers with Crocodile Stitch. These look so warm!!!
6 patrons gratuits et en français pour fabriquer de confortables pantoufles bottillons! - Bricolages - Des bricolages géniaux à réaliser avec vos enfants - Trucs et Bricolages - Fallait y penser ! Vous aimez le crochet ou le tricot? Voici 6 patrons gratuits et en français pour faire soit, du tricot ou du crochet! Choisissez le modèle à votre goût et voyez s'il se fait au crochet ou au tricot dans la description au dessous de la photo. S'il se fait dans la méthode que vous utilisez, cliquez sur le ICI en bleu à la fin de la description. Si vous êtes plus à l'aise en anglais ou dans une autre langue que le français pour lire les patrons, vous trouverez une onglet (Autres langues) sous la photo dans le site original et vous pourrez changer la langue à cet endroit. Il ne vous restera qu'à choisir la couleur que vous voudrez! De belles idées cadeaux à offrir pour Noël! IMPORTANT: Quand une traduction est possible, vous trouverez un petit rectangle AUTRE LANGUE sous l'image de la photo sur le site original! Pou les pantoufles grises à pompons, au crochet, cliquez: ICI Pour les pantoufles lilas à larges rebords, au crochet, cliquez: ICI Le tutoriel des pantoufles rouges torsadée, au tricot: ICI
Crocheting With Popsicle Sticks – Crochet This tutorial is for crocheting with a popsicle stick to create a Broomstick Stitch. It looks rather fiddly so maybe that is why only a bracelet style cuff was made. Have you tried this technique? Source: FabArtDIY Did you like it or loathe it? Crocodile Stitch Leafy Capelet Crochet Pattern – Bonita Patterns ABOUT THIS PATTERN:The Crocodile Stitch Leafy Capelet. Here we alter the traditional crocodile stitch to create a pretty leaf effect which gives this capelet a unique look and drape. An intermediate crocheter or even a dedicated beginner will master this stitch in no time at all. This is a fun to work piece that will impress without stress. SIZES INCLUDED IN THIS PATTERN:One size fits most MATERIALS NEEDED TO COMPLETE THIS PROJECT:* Double Knitting (DK) weight or Worsted weight. * Yardage: approximately 400 yds* Size G (4.00 mm) crochet hook* 1 large toggle button size 2” (optional) long or a large button of your choice. ¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨¨¨¨°º©©º°¨¨¨This pattern gives you PERMISSION TO SELL your finished items. Text and images Copyright ©2015 by Bonita Patterns & Lianka Azulay, all rights reserved.
Diagonal Block Stitch Square Pattern Worsted Weight yarn Size G or H hook Video tutorial for this stitch Row 1: Chain 6, dc in the 4th, 5th, and 6th chain from the hook, (beginning block made). Row 2: Chain 6, dc in the 4th, 5th, and 6th chain from the hook (block made), twist begining block up, slip stitch around post of beginning chain of previous block, chain 3, 3 double crochet in the same space whereslip stitch was made (around post of chain). Row 3: Chain 6, dc in the 4th, 5th, and 6th chain from hook (block made), twist worked section up, slip stitch around chain-3 post of first block, chain 3, 3 double crochet in same space * slip stitch around chain-3 post of next block, chain 3, 3 double crochet in same space *. Remaining Rows: Work as in row 3, repeating between stars (*) as many times as needed across row. When desired width is reached, begin working decrease rows. Repeat Decrease Row untill only one block remains.
Crochet Crocodile Stitch Photo Tutorial | the twisted yarn One of the crochet stitches that’s important for the house bag is the crocodile stitch. Look, here it is, used for the roof of the house, which forms the flap for the bag:- Crocodile Stitch For The Roof Of The House It’s not difficult but it looks fancy, and it’s a stitch that works well for scarves. Since you work the scales one-at-a-time, it can carry a variegated yarn quite well, more so than – say – a granny square, which can get weirdly splodgy in a variegated yarn. Crocodile Stitch Just don’t make an entire cardigan in this stitch, especially not in green, or you will look like an actual crocodile – which is not a good look (except on crocodiles, of course). Whilst I finish off writing up the bag pattern, I thought I’d put together these instructions, because although there are a lot of crocodile stitch tutorials out there, they really do vary in quality. (Actually there is a bit of further ado.) Abbreviations:- ch = chain ss = slip stitch sk = skip st/sts = stitch/stitches 1. Easy! 2. 3.