This Clean & Cuddly Baby Bathrobe pattern is an adorable, fun pattern that uses bulky yarn to create an heirloom quality ,cozy robe that can be crocheted in less than a day.The pattern is easy to intermediate, requiring knowledge of basic crochet stitches. The entire body is worked in one piece, the hood and sleeves are added separately. The sleeves are worked in the round. The pattern includes 13 tutorial photos and a link to an fdc video.Fits most babies from 0-3 months. Size- 26 inches in diameter . 13 in wide when edges are folded in. 18 inches long without hood. 24 - 26 inches long with hood. Length can be adjusted by adding or subtracting rows at the end.Make their bath time super cuddly with this Clean & Cuddly Baby Bathrobe!
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Cindy Cardigan is a vintage 1950s woman's fine cotton blouse pattern, from Vogue Knitting Spring/Summer 1955. ★ Sizes: • Bust 30" • Bust 32" • Bust 34" Gauge: • 28 sts = 4" on a 2 mm (Size 1) steel crochet hook ★ This pattern is a digital download and is delivered to you immediately upon receipt of payment. ★ Sale! 2 patterns for $7 with code: 2FOR7 3 patterns for $9 with code: 3FOR9 5 patterns for $13 with code: 5FOR13 8 patterns for $19 with code: 8FOR19 13 patterns for $25 with code: 13FOR25
Fortune's Shawlette was inspired by the ubiquitous corner to corner stitch, aka the diagonal box stitch. But of course I had to add my own twist to the idea, creating a lacier, more open, summer ready stitch pattern. And boy, did it earn it's name! Disclaimer: This post includes affiliate links. One skein of Knit Picks Fingering Hawthorne Fingering was used... and in the end, there was only 1 yard left over! Good fortune indeed! And while I was crocheting it, the stitch pattern reminded me of diamond plate - another sign! The result is gorgeous, and just right for year round
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The following is information and photos about my knitting patterns for doll clothes. The patterns are sold on Ravelry. You do not have to be a member to purchase. Ravelry will redirect you to Pa…
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Welcome to the Karoo Vintage Blanket. This project is in Parts, each inspired by quaint and interesting villages in The Karoo, South Africa. I will be using an array of stitches to create a richly textured blanket, worked in the round SIZE : 1.6m x 1.60m/ 65” x 65” . YARN: Scheepjes Colour Crafter 100% DK quality acrylic. HOOK: 4mm hook TERMS: US COMPLETED BLANKET INFORMATION: Weight: 1.7kg = 3.75pnds/5,100m / 5,577yrds. HOWEVER: For some colours, I used 50% or less of a 100g ball. This is one of the reasons I suggested this project as a “Stash Buster”. If you are following my colourway, you’ll have no option but to buy the 100g ball of the lesser-used colours. Total = 22 x 100g balls 1 x Coevorden 1823 1 x Leek 1132 1 x Lelystad 1026 1 x Goes 1820 2 x Bergen 1420 1 x Assen 1065 1 x Vlissingen 1723 2 x Breda 1029 6 x Ermelo 1710 ( this was my base colour ) 1 x Veenendal 1064 1 x Nijmegen 1712 2 x Burum 1709 1 x Gouda 1081 1 x Leeuwarden 1711 THE DUTCH VERSION CAN BE FOUND AT: [email protected] PATTERN WORKSHOP GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thefloralhookpatternworks...
The pattern to make this sweater is now available for download on the Free Pattern page. See link at top of this page. For this sweater I used Wool of the Andes sport weight yarn in rouge from Kn…
This Western Split Wrap Ruana Free Crochet Pattern allows you to create a perfect addition to any fall wardrobe. It has texture and style.
Use the basket for plants, keys or make a big version and use it for hats, scarfs and mittens. The small basket was made using one thread of yarn, for the larger one I held the yarn double. Make it any size you prefer. The pattern is written in US terms.
The following is information and photos about my knitting patterns for doll clothes. The patterns are sold on Ravelry. You do not have to be a member to purchase. Ravelry will redirect you to Pa…
My Pink Shawl By N Banks Shawl at 28 inches Finished at right Update: Finally I finished the shawl. Its about 31 inches wide and about 75 inches long. I also used almost all the four skeins of yarn. I like to wrap up with it in the cool evenings when sitting outside. Sometimes I like to light some candles and just sit, it’s relaxing that way. I also am using size 9 circular knitting needles, and just knit back and forth. I placed the row marker on one end of the needles, and it works fine that way. If you want it done faster you could use a size 10 needle, but you would also need more yarn. It has taken me a lot longer to knit it because my shoulders hurt, and I have to stop knitting for awhile. Rats! I decided I wanted it warm, and I also wanted it wide and long. I didn’t use lace stitches or yarn overs in this design like I did for the cables and lace shawl http://ninasatmyhouse.blogspot.com/2015/11/cables-and-lace-shawl-2013-mystery-knit.html. But I didn’t want it plan or simple another shawl I did, My Winter Shawl http://ninasatmyhouse.blogspot.com/2013/10/my-winter-shawl.html or like the Lace Rib Shawl or Scarf Pattern I did some time ago. http://ninasatmyhouse.blogspot.com/2014/10/lace-rib-shawl-or-scarf-pattern.html. (more shawl patterns here: knitted shawl patterns http://ninasatmyhouse.blogspot.com/search/label/Free%20Knitting%20Patterns%20Shawls ) But I didn’t want to have to read a pattern for every row either. This one I just knit, no reading of a written pattern row by row. I used stitch patterns I liked and cables I already have done to make it easy and simple for me. I wanted to just look at the stitch and the row number on the counter and knit, and I knew that every so many rows some of the stitch patterns would change. All patterns used are just plain knit and purl, no yarn overs, no slipping of stitches, passing stitches over. Just plain and simple knitting. The problem I have is with the color of the yarn I choose, lol. I picked one that was bright and cheerful, but when I went to take pictures of it for this article, the pink didn’t show up right, so I had to take picture after picture to find one that would show up good and clear or work the stitch in another color so that it did show up clear. Note to self, next time stay with the plain colors, less work! Pattern 1: A simple seeding stitch of 3: Row 1: knit 1, purl 1, knit 1. Repeat this row for pattern. The yellow seeding stitch on the right is from the Beginner's Cabled Scarf and was used as an edging. http://ninasatmyhouse.blogspot.com/2015/09/beginners-cabled-scarf-pattern-update.html. In this pattern I used it in the body of the shawl, several times just because I like the way the stitch looks so that I could split up other groups of stitches. Pattern 2 Moss and block This is the first time I have used this stitch, but it goes well with the seeding stitch I have used in other places on the shawl. And it does change after the 6th row, first block is knit, and the second block is a seed stitch, the third block is seeding again. See the picture. Then starting with the 7th, the first block is now the seeding, 2nd is knitted, and the third is seeding again. You can see this in the picture at the left. This pattern is worked over 18 stitches Row 1: knit 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x) knit 6. This is the front Row 2: purl 6, (p 1, k 1, 3 x) purl 6. Row 3: knit 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x) knit 6 Row 4: purl 6 (p 1, k 1, 3 x) purl 6. Row 5: knit 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x) knit 6. Row 6: purl 6 (p 1, k 1, 3 x) purl 6 Row 7: (k 1, p1, 3 x), knit 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x), Row 8: (p 1, k 1, 3 x,) purl 6 (p 1, k 1, 3 x,) Row 9: (k 1, p1, 3 x), knit 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x) Row 10: (p 1, k 1, 3 x) purl 6, (p 1, k 1, 3 x) Row 11: (k 1, p1, 3 x) knit 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x) Row 12: (p 1, k 1, 3 x) purl 6, (p 1, k 1, 3 x) Pattern 3 Cable. This pattern is worked over 10 stitches. For this cable stitch I used it on a background of 2 purl stitches on each side, for a total of 10 stitches and held the cable needle in front (left), the one on the right shows a cable stitch but with the cable needle held at the back like I did for the beginner’s cabled scarf (http://ninasatmyhouse.blogspot.com/2015/09/beginners-cabled-scarf-pattern-update.html) Row 1: knit 2, purl 6, knit 2 Row 2: purl 2, knit 6, purl 2 Row 3: knit 2, purl 6, knit 2 Row 4: purl 2, knit 6, purl 2 Row 5: knit 2, purl 6, knit 2 Row 6: purl 2, slip 3 stitches to the cable needle and hold at front of work, K 3, then knit the 3 stitches from the cable needle, purl 2 Pattern 4 Twisted stitch ( 6 ) I love this stitch. Here I have worked it over 6 stitches, the knit stitch with the purl stitch on the right and left side really help the two twisted stitches in the middle to show up. Picture, close up of the two stitches twisted on the left, right shows all six stitches used. Most of the time, the twisted stitch is used with just purl on each side of it ROW 1: p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1. This is done every back row. ROW 2: k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1. This is done every front row. Pattern 5 5 by 6 blocks This pattern is worked over 15 stitches. For this I used five stitches knit group, purl group, then another 5 knit, but changed the blocks every 6th row. Row 1: p 5, k 5, p 5 Row 2: k 5, p 5, k 5 Row 3: p 5, k 5, p 5 Row 4: k 5, p 5, k 5 Row 5: p 5, k 5, p 5 Row 6: k 5, p 5, k 5 Row 7: p 5, k 5, p 5 Row 8: k 5, p 5, k 5 Row 9: p 5, k 5, p 5 Row 10: k 5, p 5, k 5 Row 11: p 5, k 5, p 5 Row 12: k 5, p 5, k 5 Materials: 1 pair size 9 knitting needles 3 to 4 skeins Red Heart Super Saver 8oz. depending on the length you want. I used 4. 16 stitch markers Cable needle, I used a U shaped one, keeps the stitches from falling off the needle. Row counter, this is a must. Note: slip markers as you come to them. I have used them between the groups of stitches. Using 3 skeins of yarn should made it about 60 inches long, using 4 would make it about 72 inches long. Cast on 142 Set up row Row 1: k 3, pm, k 3, pm, k 18 pm, k 10, pm, k 6, pm, k 3, pm, k 15, pm, k 10, pm, k 6, pm, k 10, pm, k 15, pm, k 3, pm, k 6, pm, k 10, pm, k 18, pm, k 3, pm, 3. Rows: 2 to 6: knit Note: the first 3 stitches you will always knit, the next 3 are seeding stitches. This also are for the last 6 stitches, seed 3, knit 3. Reset row counter to 0. Now start pattern as follows: SM slip marker Row 1: k 3, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x) k 6, sm, k2, p 6, k 2, (cable), sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1. This is done every back row, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 5, k 5, p 5, sm, k2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 5, k 5, p 5, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, k 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x) k 6, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 3. Row 2: k 3, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 6, (p 1, k 1, 3 x) p 6, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, : k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1. This is done every front row, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 5, purl 5, k 5, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, : k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1. This is done every front row, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, k 5, p 5, k 5, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop, p 1, k 1, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, p 6, (p 1, k 1, 3 x) p 6, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 3. Row 3: k 3, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x) k 6, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm , p 5, k 5, p 5, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1,sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 5, k 5, p 5, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, k 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x) k 6, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 3. Row 4: k 3, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 6 (p 1, k 1, 3 x) p 6, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 5, p 5, k 5, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, k 5, p 5, k 5, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop, p 1, k 1, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, p 6 (p 1, k 1, 3 x) p 6, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 3. Row 5: k 3, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x) k 6, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 5, k 5, p 5, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 5, k 5, p 5, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, k 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x) k 6, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 3. Row 6: k 3, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 6 (p 1, k 1, 3 x) p 6, sm, p 2, slip 3 stitches to the cable needle and hold at front of work, K 3, then knit the 3 stitches from the cable needle, p 2, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 5, p 5, k 5, sm, p 2, slip 3 stitches to the cable needle and hold at front of work, K 3, then knit the 3 stitches from the cable needle, p 2, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, p 2, slip 3 stitches to the cable needle and hold at front of work, K 3, then knit the 3 stitches from the cable needle, p 2, sm, k 5, p 5, k 5, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, p 2, slip 3 stitches to the cable needle and hold at front of work, K 3, then knit the 3 stitches from the cable needle, p 2, sm, p 6 (p 1, k 1, 3 x) p 6, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 3. Row 7: k 3, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, (k 1, p1, 3 x), k 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x), sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 5, k 5, p 5, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 5, k 5, p 5, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, (k 1, p1, 3 x), k 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x), sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 3. Row 8: k 3, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, (p 1, k 1, 3 x,) p 6 (p 1, k 1, 3 x,), sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 5, p 5, k 5, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, k 5, p 5, k 5, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, (p 1, k 1, 3 x,) p 6 (p 1, k 1, 3 x,), sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 3. Row 9: k 3, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, (k 1, p1, 3 x), k 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x), sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 5, k 5, p 5, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, ,sm, p 5, k 5, p 5, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, (k 1, p1, 3 x), k 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x), sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 3. Row 10: k 3, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, (p 1, k 1, 3 x) p 6, (p 1, k 1, 3 x), sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 5, p 5, k 5, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, k 5, p 5, k 5, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, p 2, k 6, p 2, sm, (p 1, k 1, 3 x) p 6, (p 1, k 1, 3 x), sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 3. Row 11: k 3, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, (k 1, p1, 3 x) k 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x) sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 5, k 5, p 5, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, p 5, k 5, p 5, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, p 1, k 1, p 2, k 1, p 1, sm, k 2, p 6, k 2, sm, (k 1, p1, 3 x) k 6, (k 1, p1, 3 x), sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 3. Row 12: k 3, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, (p 1, k 1, 3 x) p 6, (p 1, k 1, 3 x), sm, p 2, slip 3 stitches to the cable needle and hold at front of work, K 3, then knit the 3 stitches from the cable needle, p 2, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 5, p 5, k 5, sm, p 2, slip 3 stitches to the cable needle and hold at front of work, K 3, then knit the 3 stitches from the cable needle, p 2, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, p 2, slip 3 stitches to the cable needle and hold at front of work, K 3, then knit the 3 stitches from the cable needle, p 2, sm, k 5, p 5, k 5, sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 1, p 1, skip 1 stitch, but DO NOT remove it from the left hand needle, knit the next stitch, the new loop is on the right hand needle, now knit the first stitch that you skipped, it is now on the right hand needle and just let the two stitches on the left hand needle drop., p 1, k 1, sm, p 2, slip 3 stitches to the cable needle and hold at front of work, K 3, then knit the 3 stitches from the cable needle, p 2, sm, (p 1, k 1, 3 x) p 6, (p 1, k 1, 3 x) sm, k 1, p 1, k 1, sm, k 3 Next: Repeat rows 1 to 12 for pattern until desired length, ending with row 12. Then repeat rows 1 to 5. On row 5 knit the purl stitches as they face you. Finishing: Repeat rows 1 to 12 for pattern until desired length, ending with row 12. Then repeat rows 1 to 5. On row 5 knit the purl stitches as they face you. Rows 1 to 6: Knit. Bind off, weave in the ends of yarn, wear and enjoy.
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Welcome to the Karoo Vintage Blanket. This project is in Parts, each inspired by quaint and interesting villages in The Karoo, South Africa. I will be using an array of stitches to create a richly textured blanket, worked in the round SIZE : 1.6m x 1.60m/ 65” x 65” . YARN: Scheepjes Colour Crafter 100% DK quality acrylic. HOOK: 4mm hook TERMS: US COMPLETED BLANKET INFORMATION: Weight: 1.7kg = 3.75pnds/5,100m / 5,577yrds. HOWEVER: For some colours, I used 50% or less of a 100g ball. This is one of the reasons I suggested this project as a “Stash Buster”. If you are following my colourway, you’ll have no option but to buy the 100g ball of the lesser-used colours. Total = 22 x 100g balls 1 x Coevorden 1823 1 x Leek 1132 1 x Lelystad 1026 1 x Goes 1820 2 x Bergen 1420 1 x Assen 1065 1 x Vlissingen 1723 2 x Breda 1029 6 x Ermelo 1710 ( this was my base colour ) 1 x Veenendal 1064 1 x Nijmegen 1712 2 x Burum 1709 1 x Gouda 1081 1 x Leeuwarden 1711 THE DUTCH VERSION CAN BE FOUND AT: [email protected] PATTERN WORKSHOP GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thefloralhookpatternworks...
This is the third in our Salt in the Air shawl series eBook. On a recent trip to the coast, I watched as a sailboat caught the wind and skimmed across the water. Its billowing sail was breathtaking in its simplicity and clean lines. It inspired me to design something reflective of the elegance and ease it embodied. The minimalism of this design makes it versatile for many types of yarns and color combinations. The triangle shape makes it a stress-free knit and an elegant, versatile addition to any wardrobe. The shawl is worked mainly in stockinette stitch with some garter stitch accents. Directions are fully written and charted. Details: Skills Needed: Knit, purl, slip 1, M1, M1R, M1L. Yarn: Show in: Stunning String Studio, Stunning Superwash (475 yds/434 m, 100g skein, 100% Superwash Merino): MC: Sand Dune, 1 skein; CC: Nautical Navy, 1 skein. Or, any Fingering Weight Yarn: MC: 475 yards (434 m); CC: 240 yards (219 m). Needles: :US 6 (4 mm) 32 in. (81 cm) circular needle, or size required to obtain gauge. Other: 2 stitch markers & Tapestry Needle NOTE: Our friends at Stunning String Studio are offering Yarn Kits in Stunning Superwash in your choice of colors. Come join our Group at Wild Prairie Knits.
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Free American Girl Cardigan Pattern I wrote this pattern for someone who already knows how to knit, but needs extra help reading the pattern. Let me know what you think and enjoy! Click on the link…
Welcome to the Karoo Vintage Blanket. This project is in Parts, each inspired by quaint and interesting villages in The Karoo, South Africa. I will be using an array of stitches to create a richly textured blanket, worked in the round SIZE : 1.6m x 1.60m/ 65” x 65” . YARN: Scheepjes Colour Crafter 100% DK quality acrylic. HOOK: 4mm hook TERMS: US COMPLETED BLANKET INFORMATION: Weight: 1.7kg = 3.75pnds/5,100m / 5,577yrds. HOWEVER: For some colours, I used 50% or less of a 100g ball. This is one of the reasons I suggested this project as a “Stash Buster”. If you are following my colourway, you’ll have no option but to buy the 100g ball of the lesser-used colours. Total = 22 x 100g balls 1 x Coevorden 1823 1 x Leek 1132 1 x Lelystad 1026 1 x Goes 1820 2 x Bergen 1420 1 x Assen 1065 1 x Vlissingen 1723 2 x Breda 1029 6 x Ermelo 1710 ( this was my base colour ) 1 x Veenendal 1064 1 x Nijmegen 1712 2 x Burum 1709 1 x Gouda 1081 1 x Leeuwarden 1711 THE DUTCH VERSION CAN BE FOUND AT: [email protected] PATTERN WORKSHOP GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thefloralhookpatternworks...
Welcome to the Karoo Vintage Blanket. This project is in Parts, each inspired by quaint and interesting villages in The Karoo, South Africa. I will be using an array of stitches to create a richly textured blanket, worked in the round SIZE : 1.6m x 1.60m/ 65” x 65” . YARN: Scheepjes Colour Crafter 100% DK quality acrylic. HOOK: 4mm hook TERMS: US COMPLETED BLANKET INFORMATION: Weight: 1.7kg = 3.75pnds/5,100m / 5,577yrds. HOWEVER: For some colours, I used 50% or less of a 100g ball. This is one of the reasons I suggested this project as a “Stash Buster”. If you are following my colourway, you’ll have no option but to buy the 100g ball of the lesser-used colours. Total = 22 x 100g balls 1 x Coevorden 1823 1 x Leek 1132 1 x Lelystad 1026 1 x Goes 1820 2 x Bergen 1420 1 x Assen 1065 1 x Vlissingen 1723 2 x Breda 1029 6 x Ermelo 1710 ( this was my base colour ) 1 x Veenendal 1064 1 x Nijmegen 1712 2 x Burum 1709 1 x Gouda 1081 1 x Leeuwarden 1711 THE DUTCH VERSION CAN BE FOUND AT: [email protected] PATTERN WORKSHOP GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thefloralhookpatternworks...
These crochet amigurumi patterns are adorable! There are many amigurumi patterns out there but these are by far the best! I can't wait to start them!
Welcome to the Karoo Vintage Blanket. This project is in Parts, each inspired by quaint and interesting villages in The Karoo, South Africa. I will be using an array of stitches to create a richly textured blanket, worked in the round SIZE : 1.6m x 1.60m/ 65” x 65” . YARN: Scheepjes Colour Crafter 100% DK quality acrylic. HOOK: 4mm hook TERMS: US COMPLETED BLANKET INFORMATION: Weight: 1.7kg = 3.75pnds/5,100m / 5,577yrds. HOWEVER: For some colours, I used 50% or less of a 100g ball. This is one of the reasons I suggested this project as a “Stash Buster”. If you are following my colourway, you’ll have no option but to buy the 100g ball of the lesser-used colours. Total = 22 x 100g balls 1 x Coevorden 1823 1 x Leek 1132 1 x Lelystad 1026 1 x Goes 1820 2 x Bergen 1420 1 x Assen 1065 1 x Vlissingen 1723 2 x Breda 1029 6 x Ermelo 1710 ( this was my base colour ) 1 x Veenendal 1064 1 x Nijmegen 1712 2 x Burum 1709 1 x Gouda 1081 1 x Leeuwarden 1711 THE DUTCH VERSION CAN BE FOUND AT: [email protected] PATTERN WORKSHOP GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thefloralhookpatternworks...
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You'll feel like a fair maiden wearing the Open Air Shrug around your home. This crochet shrug pattern is light and breezy, perfect for layering when your shoulders are cold. Learn how to crochet a shrug with a unique, delicate pattern. The feminine look of this crochet shrug would complement a dress or cute tank top. You'll be whistling while you work when you wear this shrug.
Welcome to the Karoo Vintage Blanket. This project is in Parts, each inspired by quaint and interesting villages in The Karoo, South Africa. I will be using an array of stitches to create a richly textured blanket, worked in the round SIZE : 1.6m x 1.60m/ 65” x 65” . YARN: Scheepjes Colour Crafter 100% DK quality acrylic. HOOK: 4mm hook TERMS: US COMPLETED BLANKET INFORMATION: Weight: 1.7kg = 3.75pnds/5,100m / 5,577yrds. HOWEVER: For some colours, I used 50% or less of a 100g ball. This is one of the reasons I suggested this project as a “Stash Buster”. If you are following my colourway, you’ll have no option but to buy the 100g ball of the lesser-used colours. Total = 22 x 100g balls 1 x Coevorden 1823 1 x Leek 1132 1 x Lelystad 1026 1 x Goes 1820 2 x Bergen 1420 1 x Assen 1065 1 x Vlissingen 1723 2 x Breda 1029 6 x Ermelo 1710 ( this was my base colour ) 1 x Veenendal 1064 1 x Nijmegen 1712 2 x Burum 1709 1 x Gouda 1081 1 x Leeuwarden 1711 THE DUTCH VERSION CAN BE FOUND AT: [email protected] PATTERN WORKSHOP GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thefloralhookpatternworks...
Pretty lace shawl just in time for spring. Knit from the top down, the Charlotte shawl has an easy to wear crescent shape with scalloped edging. Complete charted and written instructions.
This is a free crochet pattern for a small blanket that can be used as a baby blanket or a lapghan. It's a great design for gifts or charity donation.
Update 19-05-2018 Thanks to my wonderful tester Noelene Sampey I was able to make a revised version of the Bergenia square. Be sure to get the latest version, which is number 3! ~~~~~~~~~~ Maybe you have come across Arietis? Well, Bergenia is her big sister! Although this pattern looks complex, it’s really easy to make and repetitive enough to make it a calming pattern to make. Each round is quite simple, but together and in combination with the ombre colours they form a lovely, hypnotic pattern. Both Arietis and Bergenia find their inspiration in the wonderful Nomad by Fate patterns of Martin Up North. This square measures 25 x 25 cm (10 x 10 inches) when it’s made in Scheepjes Colour Crafter, but it can easily be extended. You will need only small amounts of this yarn for one square. The stitches that are used are normal stitches like sc, hdc, dc, fpdc, fptr. You will also be making stitches in the back loops only. Nothing too hard! This pattern is available as an On Screen and a Printerfriendly version. You will recieve them both. The price of this pattern is equal to one skein of my favorite yarn (Scheepjes Catona) at my favorite yarn shop (CR Couture in Rhoon). So by donating this you will make both me and my yarn shop really happy! Have fun with Bergenia! Cindy ~~~~~~~~~~ Heb je Arietis gezien? Maak dan nu kennis met Bergenia, haar grote zus! Dit patroon mag er dan complex uitzien, dat is het niet om te maken. Het doet me aan een Zentangle denken: iedere lijn die je daarbij maakt, is niet bijzonder of moeilijk, maar als je na verloop van tijd wat afstand neemt, ben je telkens weer verbaasd over het resultaat. De combinatie van de steken en het ombre kleurverloop zorgen voor dit hypnotiserende effect. Zowel Arietis als Bergenia zijn geïnpireerd op de prachtige Nomad by Fate patronen van Martin Up North. Het vierkant is 25 x 25 cm als je het maakt in Scheepjes Colour Crafter, maar het kan heel makkelijk groter gemaakt worden. Het patroon gaat je vanzelf de weg wijzen. Je hebt maar kleine hoeveelheden van de verschillende kleuren nodig voor één Bergenia. De steken die gebruikt worden in het patroon zijn gewone steken zoals vaste, (halve) stokjes en reliëfsteken voorlangs en je werkt voor het grootste gedeelte alleen in de achterste lussen van de steken. Niets ingewikkelds! Je ontvangt het patroon als een Printvriendelijke en een Scherm versie. De prijs van dit patroon is gelijk aan één bolletje van mijn favoriete garen (Scheepjes Catona) bij mijn favoriete wolwinkel (CR Couture in Rhoon). Als je dit patroon aanschaft maak je ons allebei dus heel erg blij ;-) Veel plezier met Bergenia! Cindy
Hello dear Amigurumi FollowersToday we share The Most Beautiful Amigurumi Doll Free Pattern for you. As you kn
Materials: 1.40 mm Hook ”La Abuelita” Cotton yarn (a yarn for a 2 to 3mm hook): 10mm safety eyes Needle “Acrilex” Textil paint Brush and water Wire Filling Scissors Recommendation: Try to crochet pretty tight, so that when stuffing the amigurumi there are no holes where the filling can come out. If you feel that you crochet very loose you can choose to change to a smaller crochet hook. If you have any question about this pattern, please feel free to contact me! Thanks and happy crocheting! © Copyright Notice: Re-selling, re-writing, distributing , share to people/public/private group is PROHIBITED. Thank you for your cooperation.
Welcome to the Karoo Vintage Blanket. This project is in Parts, each inspired by quaint and interesting villages in The Karoo, South Africa. I will be using an array of stitches to create a richly textured blanket, worked in the round SIZE : 1.6m x 1.60m/ 65” x 65” . YARN: Scheepjes Colour Crafter 100% DK quality acrylic. HOOK: 4mm hook TERMS: US COMPLETED BLANKET INFORMATION: Weight: 1.7kg = 3.75pnds/5,100m / 5,577yrds. HOWEVER: For some colours, I used 50% or less of a 100g ball. This is one of the reasons I suggested this project as a “Stash Buster”. If you are following my colourway, you’ll have no option but to buy the 100g ball of the lesser-used colours. Total = 22 x 100g balls 1 x Coevorden 1823 1 x Leek 1132 1 x Lelystad 1026 1 x Goes 1820 2 x Bergen 1420 1 x Assen 1065 1 x Vlissingen 1723 2 x Breda 1029 6 x Ermelo 1710 ( this was my base colour ) 1 x Veenendal 1064 1 x Nijmegen 1712 2 x Burum 1709 1 x Gouda 1081 1 x Leeuwarden 1711 THE DUTCH VERSION CAN BE FOUND AT: [email protected] PATTERN WORKSHOP GROUP: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thefloralhookpatternworks...
A classic night cap, made from a cozy combination of merino and cotton yarn felted in a washing machine. A winter sky motif fades from brim to tip, warm to dark blue. A gold tassel picks up on sparkly stars that dot the hat. Complete instructions are provided for felting the hat to your precise size. Yarn Requirements: Yarn A: Aunt Lydia’s Crochet Thread Classic Size 10: 1 Skein Color: Dark Royal Yards Required: 230 Yarn B: Malabrigo Lace: 1 Skein Color: Verde Esperanza Yards Req’d: 105 Yarn C: Malabrigo Lace: 1 Skein Color: Azul Bolita Yards Required: 90 Yarn D: Aunt Lydia’s Crochet Thread Metallic Size 10: 1 Skein Color: Gold Yards Required: 20 Yarn E: Malabrigo Lace: 1 Skein Color: Sunset Yards Required: 40
This Loops Original by Crochet with Sherri Lee is an easy crochet pattern for the advanced beginner. Looks great as a swimsuit coverup and also as a generous shawl! Requires 392 yards worsted weight Berroco Captiva and size H crochet hook.
Welcome back to the Catalina Cardigan Crochet Pattern! This week we are going to make the sleeves. There’s still time to join the Catalina Cardigan Crochet Pattern crochet along! Get all the details HERE! Catalina Cardigan Crochet
Remember that handful of dresses in one of the previous posts? Well, here they are completed. I needed to photograph the dresses as a group. I am a color nut and love seeing them all together. …
