Turning Japanese Bag – some variations Have you tried the Turning Japanese Bag pattern yet. You should give it a try – it’s really easy! Part of the ‘My First Bag series’ it’s a single pattern piece, no fancy zippers or closures, the handles are ready made and it’s perfect to showcase a really nice fabric or a large scale print. However, just because its simple, there’s no need to stop there. A simple pattern is often an ideal base to start from if you want to add a few additions of your own. In this example: I add a hard bottom and some shiny bag feetIt has a couple of small d-rings on the side where you can add a removable shoulder chainI split the pattern to use two different fabrics instead of just one. Here is the original bag. You can watch me make a few simple changes to the pattern and hardware to create something a little different. Links you’ll need: Making changes and additions to the Turning Japanese Bag pattern Share this with your friends:
Grannymania : un plaid au crochet Un plaid aux couleurs vitaminées pour égayer sa chambre, c’est facile à réaliser en crochetant des carrés, cette technique est également appelée “Granny squares”. Dimensions : 100 x 140 cm, environ. Le matériel Fil à tricoter Schachenmayr original Sun City, 300 g en coloris 00273 vert mai, 200 g en coloris 00134 cyclamen, en coloris 00202 écru et en coloris 00265 pool, 150 g en coloris 00226 mandarine (Coats). Points utilisés Maille couléeMaille en l’air (ou chaînette)Maille serréeGrand Granny: En cyclamen, fermer une chaînette de 8 mailles en l’air en rond et crocheter 5 tours en suivant le diagramme. Echantillons Grand Granny : 11 x 11 cm. Petit Granny: 7,5 x 7,5 cm. Réalisation Crocheter 59 grands Granny et les relier à partir du 6e motif au 5e tour sur les coins entre eux par 1 maille coulée, (voir le schéma). Finitions Création Coats. A lire aussi : Grannymania : un sac au crochetTous les points au crochet Ma déco au tricot et au crochet
Simple Heart-Shaped Bling Bag: Free Sewing Pattern This makes a bag measuring approximately 20cm across the widest part. You will need ● Stiff fabric – we used a glittery canvas fabric. Cutting out Using the template below, cut out two heart shapes in your fabric. On the back of each fabric heart, mark in the magnetic snap position and the correct placement for the handles. You also need to cut out 2 x small squares measuring 2.5 x 2.5cm of the same fabric you’re using for your bag (image 1). Inserting the magnetic clasp You’ll be attaching your magnetic snaps to the small squares of fabric, and then stitching these onto your main bag pieces. Now check out your magnetic snap (image 2). First, take your small squares of matching fabric and find the centre. Now, take one of the washers and place it over the mark you’ve just made. With a seam ripper or a scalpel, cut lines along the slit marks. With right side of the fabric up, take one half of the magnetic snap and insert the arms through the slits (image 4). 6. Fixing the snap to the main bag
Plaid granny Sunburst pour pepette (tuto+schéma) - Mamzelle P Il faisait parti aussi de mes encours, mais ne tardait pas à être terminé. C'est maintenant chose faite! Il est destiné à une petite pepette attendue pour ces jours à venir...très très bientôt. Il est réalisé avec ce TUTO des soleils ,un crochet 4.5. Voilà les photos... Je remercie bien mes amies les granny maniacs pour leurs précieux conseils et avis "couleurs" même si je me suis un peu entêté quand même!!!... Edit du soir : Voici le schéma du granny SUNBURST que j'ai refais au propre pour vous... Pour les assembler entre eux il suffit de faire une maille coulée entre deux carrés, aux points d'assemblage flèchés ici en bleu. En éspérant que ce soit assez clair, sinon contactez moi...
Easy Market Bag Replace those plastic shopping bag with an environmentally friendly crochet market bag. This pattern was inspired by Materials: 3.50 mm crochet hook DK Yarn - I used 100 grams (2 balls) of Moda Vera Beetle which is 50% cotton and 50 % acrylic. Pattern: To begin I used rounds 1-6 of this pattern Round 7 -11 : Sl st to first ch space, *sc in ch space, ch 7* repeat around. Round 12-20: Sl st to first ch space, *sc in ch space, ch 5* repeat around. Everyone has their own preference for length so either stop here or continue until you reach desired mesh length. Round 21: Ch 1, sc in same stitch as ch 1. Round 22: Ch 1, sc in same stitch as ch 1. Round 23: Ch 1, sc2tog around. Round 24- 26: Ch 1, sc in same stitch as ch 1. Now working the handle. Row 1: Ch 2, hdc in next 8 st. (9 hdc) Row 2- 48: Ch 2, turn. You can either finish off here or continue until the strap is the length you would like.
Free Market Tote Crochet Pattern Need a quick gift for a little girl in your life? This free market tote crochet pattern might be the perfect thing! Whip one up in a couple hours while listening to an ebook or spending time with your family, add a flower or other embellishment, and you’re good to go! How cute would it be to add some felt or crocheted food inside the bag? Riley has already spent a good deal of time enjoying this bag and I know she would absolutely love having items to go in it! It would also make a good yarn storage bag – it holds a good number of cotton skeins. The finished dimensions of this crochet shopping tote pattern is approximately 12 inches deep by 11 inches wide with a 9 inch “deep” handle (though that’s easily adjustable). Click here for the adult size version of this pattern. Before you get started, make sure you have the following: About 250 yards of worsted weight yarnAn I hookA safety pin for marking stitches.A flower or other embellishment to spice it up! Ch 3. Round 3: ch 2. Round 4: ch 2.
Free Crochet Pattern: Sturdy Market Tote One of my favorite, favorite things about summer is hitting up the farmer’s market. For me, it’s not only about the fresh, local produce, it’s about the experience. Yes? Yesssss. :) This weekend I’ve teamed up with Lion Brand and Michael’s to bring you a free pattern to celebrate Michael’s Big Brand Sale happening next week ( Aug. 2-8, 2015)! It’s a FREE crochet pattern for a sturdy market tote, perfect for taking to the farmer’s market and more! If you followed my scarf week series from earlier this year, then you already know I am a big Lion Brand Yarn fan. For this bag, I used Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick in Oatmeal. One more thing I want to mention before jumping into the pattern, is that this pattern is worked in an oblong round. Cool? About 5 skeins of Super Bulky, 6 weight yarn* (6 oz. or 106 yards per skein) 9.00 mm hook (or size N) Yarn needle and scissors * You will use all of the first four skeins, but only a small amount of the fifth skein. ch = chain sc = single crochet
Crochet Watermelon Coin Purse For the rest of the pattern do not join, use a stitch marker to keep track of your rounds. Round 2: SC around (between the SC’s) with 2 extra SC on each end (48 SC) Round 3-4: SC around (48 SC) Change color to white Round 4-5: SC around (48 SC) Change color to pink Round 6: 20 SC, SC Dec, 22 SC, SC Dec, 2 SC Round 7: 20 SC, SC Dec, 20 SC, SC Dec, 5 SC Round 8: 19 SC, SC Dec, 20 Sc, SC Dec, 5 SC Round 9: SC around (43 SC) Round 10: 20 SC , SC Dec, 20 SC, SC Dec Round 11: 8 SC, SC Dec, 8 SC, SC Dec, 8 SC, SC Dec, 8 SC, SC Dec, 2 SC. Round 12: 8 SC, SC Dec, 8 SC, SC Dec, 8 SC, SC Dec, 8 SC. Round 13: 6 SC, SC Dec, 6 SC, SC Dec, 6 SC, SC Dec, 6 SC, SC Dec, 3 SC. Round 14: 6 SC, SC Dec, 6 SC, SC Dec, 6 SC, SC Dec, 7 SC. Sew on small black buttons on the front and back and your done! You can purchase the Sharp Crochet Hook at www.sharpcrochethook.com. *** You may make and sell my patterns but if you do I ask that you link back to my post.
haramisdesigns.wordpress.com/2010/11/01/kindle-sleeve-pattern/ Right, so I didn’t update again for the whole of October, even after I said I would, and I haven’t shared any projects that were knitted after August. What have I been up to then? Knitting! I’ve made a huge dent in my Christmas knitting, and I’m beginning to think, maybe too optimistically, that I could even be done before December rolls around. We’ll see. I also purchased a Kindle, which I love, love, love. The pattern is pretty straightforward, but I thought I’d share it if anyone else would like to make one! Cabled Kindle Sleeve Yarn: Malabrigo Yarn Merino Worsted, 70-90 yards (60-85 m). I wanted a snug fit, so I calculated that in would be about for a unstretched fit it the case would need 44-48 sts, and cast on 40. Adaptations for the new Kindles: For the smaller no-keypad Kindle, subtract 1″ (2 cm) from the original total height of 8.5″ (21 cm) to 7.5″ (19 cm) and for the Kindle Touch, subtract .5″ (1 cm) to 8″ (20 cm) for the total length. 2 x 2 Left Cross: Happy knitting! P.S.
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Strong Crochet Strap; How to ・ClearlyHelena Share on Facebook39 shares on Facebook Share on StumbleUpon0 shares on StumbleUpon I made up a name for this very useful stitch. I call it “strap single crochet stitch” or “ssc stitch” or “strap sc stitch” – because I first made it up when trying to find a way to make a strong, sturdy, (almost) non-stretch, smooth edged strap. How to make strong crochet strap (strap-sc stitch) I have been making some crochet bags lately. And though I searched Mr Google thoroughly, I could not find what I wanted. Luckily I found a way to make the crochet strap I wanted. Sidenote: I am sorry I don’t have a how-to video on this. How To Crochet Strong Strap for Bags Actually it can be used for bags, belts, strapping, or anywhere you think you might need a strong strap. In this example, I am making a strap of 6 stitches. Foundation Row: 6ch Row 1: 1 ch (a standup chain to start new row; like you would normally do), and 6sc (single crochet) normally. Now is when it gets interesting … Row 2: Skip the first stitch.