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Author virkpia Introduction Funny slippers made of crochet squares in sc. More of my free slippers and socks patterns can be found here . Pattern in English are available (US terms uses) , but my blog is written in Swedish , and can be translated with...
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Need a hat for a guy? Toujours Hat by Kim Werker is perfect! Play with your own favorite colors for the brim detail. This is a fabulous hat for a woman, too! In a Jiffy Juggling Balls by Toni Rexroat make perfect stocking-stuffers for just about anyone...
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The basic granny square is a series of shells worked with increases at the corners to create a square. You'll find directions for the basic granny square motif on page 5 and tips for joining the motifs on page 14. If you're just venturing into...
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Happy Valentine's Day! As a single teenager, I was never very fond of Valentine's Day. Then I learned that this special holiday provided me with the opportunity to celebrate my love for anything. In the spirit of Valentine's Day, I propose...
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From the post-stitch ribbing on the cuff, through the shell leg, past the long single crochet heel to the single crochet toe, this pattern is pure fun. And when your fun is over, you have a great pair of socks! The shell stitches give these socks a great...
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In Knitting Daily TV Episode 312, Kim Werker puts on her designer hat and visits with Shay about the world of Amigurumi the coolest craze in the crochet world. Kim demonstrates her playful Doug & Gordo dolls, an exclusive excerpt from her book Crochet...
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Author Marina Evdokimova Materials List Hook №3 Yarn acryle of 100 % beige, white, green, yellow (Adelia Tina), wool of 100 % the brown Finished Size Height of 8 sm The Pattern pattern instructions
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Kristin demonstrates how to crochet motifs, this time with a triangular shape. These three-sided motifs give the traditional granny square a new twist, because they can also be stitched together for make a geometric throw. Download the pattern for the...
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This intermediate hat uses front post double crochets to create a pattern inspired by 1950s fabrics. Sized for men, women, and children, this crocheted hat is the perfect gift for all. Designer: Linda Permann Finished Size: 15¼ (18, 20½...
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Learn how to make cuff-down socks with this simple recipe. Perfect for a beginning crocheter or a quick gift, this easy pattern includes three sizes. Designer: Karen Ratto-Whooley Finished Size: 7 (8, 9)" foot circumference to fit narrow (medium...
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Generations of women in diverse cultures have used crochet edgings to communicate emotions or decorate their clothing and accessories. In Turkey these decorative edgings are called "oya" and are used to decorate beautiful scarves which are often...
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Author Cynthia J Luciene Introduction This is a standard beanie with a twist, using the cross stitch to make it a bit lacy and add a lot of texture. It can be worn as is, or turned up to show more hair, giving it a totally different effect. This pattern...
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I think nearly everything is better if it has just a bit of crocheted lace embellishing it. I always have at least one lace project in progress. Of course, that means that my blocking boards and wires are almost constantly in use. Blocking makes all lace...
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Author Berta Gilholm Introduction Get rid of the draft that comes under your door and enjoy the flowers you know will be coming in the spring. Materials List Old used broom or mop handle, cut in half and remove all hardware from poles. Mine was ¾”...
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Kristin Omdahl's Crochet So Fine takes crocheted clothing from fussy to fashionable! By working with thinner yarns and more flexible stitches, crocheters can produce garments that are stylish and comfortable, figure-flattering without being form-fitting...
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Stay stylish and warm in this charming cloche. Worked from the star stitch brim to the crown, this is an easy pattern that makes a great gift. Accent it with cute buttons, a flower, or a bow to suit your own style or that of the recipient. Designer Linda...
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If you live in or around Vancouver, BC, come on out! I’ll talk a bit about the history of crochet and about contemporary practice and fashion. I’ll also tell the story of this very website (which will celebrate its 7th anniversary at the end...
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Have I mentioned how much I love cotton yarns? I'm sure it must have come up at some point. For years every project I made was crocheted with cotton—cotton blankets, cotton hats, and cotton dresses. Since then I have learned to appreciate the...
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The main body of the crocheted scarf is finished, but you want to add that extra flair, a bit of attitude. Have you ever tried adding corkscrew fringe? This embellishment is quick, easy, and brings a smile to almost anyone's face. And I haven't...
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To me, January 1 represents a clean slate, the opportunity to start anew. Every year on that day I feel as if I can accomplish anything. During the last two days of the old year I spend some time creating goals for the coming year. Certain things tend...
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From Marcy: I love talking with Dora Ohrenstein. I learn something new with every conversation I have with her. Often in our conversations, she is exuberant to the point that she seem about to burst into song. This is not surprising, given that much of...
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Introduction http://idesignadventures.blogspot.com/2012/03/crochet-lamb-hat.html Materials List http://idesignadventures.blogspot.com/2012/03/crochet-lamb-hat.html Finished Size http://idesignadventures.blogspot.com/2012/03/crochet-lamb-hat.html Gauge...
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Make Time for Crochet Every Day, with Knitting Daily TV "Crochet" Daily TV: 13+ Crochet Corners Airing on Public Television Don't be fooled by the title Knitting Daily TV . Each episode includes at least onelengthy segment on crochet. Plus...
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Available at Genevive Crochet Patterns Step by step easy crochet pattern for Women and Kids cuffed booties. Wear them with slouchy cuffs or folded. Simple pull on and off design. Pattern emailed in a PDF file. The illustrated pattern is 7 pages long with...
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This amazing crocheted swan centerpiece first appeared in the By Post department in the November/December 1999 issue of PieceWork. After many responses, the pattern, which was originally published by Twilley of Stamford, England, was offered in the January...
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Author Cats-Rockin-Crochet Introduction Hat pattern is worked over 3 rows. Special stitch= 4 fptrbl’s worked around the 2nd dc of the skipped dc of the row below The stitch count for the pattern is over 6 st’s and repeated around Please use...
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Are you crocheting a project and want some moral support? Here's where you can find other people who are working on the same projects as you.
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Author Thelma Lockhart Introduction I liked the Crocodile stitch and wanted to make a purse from it. Here it is, my own pattern. I have also done a Christmas Tree with the Crocodile stitch. Here is a good site to get instructions for the lining. http...
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Crochet Corner – Join expert Kristin Omdahl for the first of our “Crochet Corners.” Throughout the entire Series 400, Kristin will walk viewers through the basic lessons of crocheting in 13 consecutive episodes. In episode 401 she starts...
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From Marcy: I own five pairs of red shoes. Everyday shoes, dress-up shoes and a pair that's particularly well-suited to puddle-jumping. Just putting them puts pep in my step and throughout the day they give me energy. Such is the power of color. The...
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The wavy texture of this crocheted hat is created with front post single crochet stitches worked every other round on the wrong side. Designer: Simona Merchant-Dest Finished Size: 18 (20¼, 22½)" head circumference. Shown in size 20¼"...
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An excellent introduction to slip-stitch technique, this cap is worked in the round from the bottom up, with decreases for the top. Traditional Bosnian slip-stitch patterning uses front and back loop stitches to create stripes of texture. This hat is...
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Crochet Corner – In Knitting Daily episode 408, Kristin will show you how to grow or shrink the width of your fabric. Download the free crochet afghan pattern seen in this episode, The Flamenco Fling Afghan designed by Darla Sims for Red Heart ...
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Introduction Added pdf download link 2/17/2010 for your convenience. VIP Assumption: I think this pattern is simple, but it does require knowledge of how to crochet the Tunisian Simple Stitch (TSS). I taught myself online- there are many great sites with...
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My coworkers would all cheerfully point out that I am addicted the cotton yarn. Invite me into a yarn shop, and I will gravitate to the skeins of crisp, shiny cotton. And despite the 2 ½ bins of cotton yarn at my house, I can always use more. At...
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A crochet scarf may be the perfect project. In addition to being supremely portable, it is an excellent way to experiment with new crochet stitches. And scarves make excellent presents—for yourself or someone else. Here we give you eight free crochet...
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Since baby Owen arrived so suddenly at New Year's, the last three months involved a time of, among other things, increasing crafty desperation. I simply hadn't had time to make stuff for this kid, and it was beginning to severely cramp my style...
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Introduction This is a traditional granny square that I've seen several places. I've used it for a blanket and a bag. When someone asked me for the pattern, I searched the Internet, but I couldn't find it. So I wrote it down, and now share...
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I fell madly in love with scarves just over a year ago while shopping with a friend one night after work. We spotted a salesperson who had a scarf elegantly knotted around her neck. Something about the way she wore that scarf, not simply as a neck warmer...
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As I write this, we are experiencing temperature highs of -5 and wind chills in the -40's. I can't pretend anymore. A girl needs more than shawls to keep warm in this kind of weather! It's time to start thinking sweaters. I do this every year...
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Kristin Omdahl joins Shay on set to demonstrate a favorite seamless project - the scarf. This one is unique because it can be knit or crocheted, and also worn multiple ways! Wear this as a scarf, neck band, headband, or even a belt. Download your free...
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Adapted from a thread doily pattern in a vintage crochet book, this cap is lacy at the crown and spirals down to the lower edge. Perfect for cool winter days, it’s a quick gift that can be stitched up in an afternoon. Designer Kim Werker Finished...
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Use lace to accentuate your curves with the Corset Belt by Sandi Wiseheart. Inspired by such Hollywood stars as Queen Latifah, this easy lace corset is crocheted using suede and accented with three crocheted flowers. Light and airy, the broomstick Lace...
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Crochet flowers inspire creativity. You can use them to personalize hats, bags, sweaters, and more. They are quick and easy to whip up and a resourceful use of those luscious yarn scraps you just can't bear to toss. I've been creating a bouquet's...
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Learning new crochet stitch patterns is one of the most exciting things I can do with my afternoon. I know you crocheters understand. One of the techniques I am still learning is Tunisian crochet. Ultimately, I want to be able to make the Aspenglow Jacket...
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When I learned to crochet which was, um, a while ago, Tunisian crochet was not even on the radar. Back then, it was called Afghan stitch and it was used to make afghans. Period. Interweave Crochet first featured Tunisian crochet in its inaugural special...
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How to make a thrum and add it to Marlaina Bird's Thrummed Crochet Mittens, a design in the Interweave Crochet Winter 2008 issue. This video is originally presented by YarnThing and placed on CrochetMe.com with Permission of the Author. Interweave...
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A twisted take on the traditional granny square afghan, this blanket is a fresh palette for your imagination. The squares and diamonds are worked individually, so the project can be taken anywhere and worked on in spare moments. The pattern itself is...
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Author Ashley Grover Introduction I made this for my husband. He loves this character. The Pattern http://myyarnaddiction.blogspot.com/2010/08/master-shake-cancup-holder.html
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My go word in the new year is proactive . This is an overarching goal to guide me through the year, and it fuels all those New Year's Resolutions I mentioned in an earlier post. And here's your mission, should you choose to accept it: Join in...
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Author Rhelena Introduction This is a medium-sized bag and can be used as a tote or as a purse. Materials List Medium Weight Yarn H/8-5.00MM or any hook suitable for yarn. 2 metal rings if making a purse. Finished Size When laying flat, it measures about...
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Designed by an Alaskan, these crocheted mitts fit snugly for warmth and comfort, with a flap that folds back to free your fingers. Designer: Sarah Cleary Finished Size: About 7½ (8, 8½)" wrist to fingertips, not including cuff. Sample...
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Introduction http://idesignadventures.blogspot.com/2012/01/happy-new-year-pom-pom-hat.html Materials List http://idesignadventures.blogspot.com/2012/01/happy-new-year-pom-pom-hat.html Finished Size http://idesignadventures.blogspot.com/2012/01/happy-new...
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Author Heldasland Introduction The beauty of this pattern is that is made for showcasing those beautiful multicoloured yarns we all love .Quite possibly the easiest pattern you'll ever do. Great fun. Materials List You decide what yarn you will use...
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Kids, we have a new baby at home. His name is Owen. About a year after we began our application to adopt, we got the call from the social worker on December 30th to meet our son the next day. I've written all about it over on my blog if you want the...
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Author Maggie Menzel Introduction The spiderweb hat is a unique design that uses chains to create the desired effect. It is very easy to make and uses very little yarn. A perfect stash buster! It is fun but still looks quite fashionable, and kids love...
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I am counting the days until this weekend. This weekend is practically a national holiday-Super Bowl Sunday. For weeks we have all been inundated with advertisements for party platters and football inspired memorabilia. I will confess, however, that in...
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Join crochet expert Kristin Omdahl for Crochet Corner on episode 501 of Knitting Daily TV as she builds on the many crochet basics she has shown in the past with more crochet techniques. She begins this season of Crochet Corner with a lesson on reading...
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Unleash your creativity! Use this pattern-or your own stitch variation-and your favorite shades of Cotton Classic Lite, to create a winning multihued scarf. Designed by Kristin Omdahl Finished Size: 9" wide and 54" long, excluding fringe. Yarn...
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Are you learning how to crochet or looking for a few tips on crochet stitch basics? Let's start with the basics. Every crochet project is built from a series of cleverly placed crochet stitches. And a solid understanding of the crochet basic stitches...
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Last week the temperature in my house reached a sweltering 85 degrees. As I looked from my thermometer to my latest wool crochet project, I realized two things. First, I need a new air conditioner, and second, I need to start a new summer project. So...
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Choosing colors for a multicolored crochet project can be both difficult and enjoyable. This is especially true if you are substituting colors. After seeing the top 10 pantone fashion colors for women this spring I will be doing my share of substitution...
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Tunisian crochet in the round interprets classic Fair Isle knitting in this sturdy crocheted bag. The crocheted colorwork pattern is created with Tunisian simple stitch and reverse Tunisian simple stitch. Designer: Lily Chin Finished Size: 19" wide...
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Toni Rexroat demonstrates how to use Tunisian knit stitch and Tunisian reverse stitch to create a Tunisian Checkerboard Pattern worked in the round. Lily Chin used this pattern for her Mesa Pullover in the Interweave Crochet Winter 2010 issue.
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Crochet Corner – In Knitting Daily TV episode 413 Kristin demonstrates Tunisian Crochet, which sounds complicated but it’s really a deceptively simple stitch that can create a simple woven look. The free crochet afghan pattern seen in this...
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Toni Rexroat demonstrates how to do the Tunisian purl stitch.
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Two colors worked in alternating Tunisian knit stitch and Tunisian purl stitch create stripey fun in this hat worked in Tunisian double crochet in the round. This easy Tunisian topper is sized from 14 ¾" for babies to 22" for men. Designer...
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Toni Rexroat demonstrates the Twisted Tunisian Simple Stitch Rib Pattern, as used in the Aubrey Jacket from Interweave Crochet Winter 2009.
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Kathy Merrick, designer and author of Crochet in Color: Techniques and Designs for Playing with Color (Interweave, 2009), joins Kim in Knitting Daily TV episode 310 to demonstrate the Urchins and Limpets crocheted blanket, a textural, fun, and easy-to...
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Designer Spotlight – Kathy Merrick, designer and author of Crochet in Color: Techniques and Designs for Playing with Color (Interweave, 2009), joins Kim to demonstrate the Urchins and Limpets crocheted blanket, a textural, fun, and easy-to-crochet...
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This boat-neck shell, worked as two simple rectangles, sports crocheted lace at the hem. The main body is crocheted from the top down in quick-to-crochet griddle stitch. If you like, you can lengthen by working more griddle stitch rows before beginning...
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Happy Saint Patrick's Day! Are you wearing green today? I sure hope so! Bonus points if you're wearing something green that you made yourself. I try not to go a single day without wearing something I've made. Usually that means I'm wearing...
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Author Christine Polson Introduction X-Stitch Belt. I make these belts for my daughter, they are very easy to change sizes to. Materials List 1 skein of crochet cotton in any colour of you choice, hemp looks really great too 4.5 mm crochet hook Needle...
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In Knitting Daily TV episode 201, co-host Kim Werker shows off various renditions of her crocheted Float Away scarf and modifications of Eunnys knitted Spectrum Scarf done by people in the knit and crochet communities. These patterns are downloadable...