Knit a floor mat / rug using cotton braided clothesline rope, it will give an instant warmth and coziness to the room. Quick to finish knitting pattern.
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So maybe you don't use it to dry your clothes anymore, but your old clothesline can still welcome you home as part of this Clothesline DIY Rug, which fans of DIY home decor will recognize as a great way to make a house a home. These easy knitting instructions show you how to make a rug from clothesline using a simple garter stitch. If you're looking for craft ideas for home decor, give this simple, functional floor mat pattern a try. Because it's made of clothesline, this rug is durable as well as elegant.
. This week I experimented with crocheting over clothesline cord to make a bowl with a “coiled basket” look. UPDATE: For more detailed instructions go to Crochet Coiled Basket Experimen…
This free crochet trivet pattern uses rope clothesline to create a super modern, West-Elm-worthy DIY hostess gift.
This Garden Window Clothespin Bag has a deep pocket and can hold over 100 clothespins. It uses a child-sized hanger and can be hooked onto your clothesline.
Foto: Elin Sire Her er det samme settet som vi har vist i forrige inlegg, men denne gangen strikket i alpakka. Jeg syns hele settet blir HELT annerledes! Det blir ikke så mye 70-talls. Det må jo være ypperlig for en vinter-baby! Hva tror du bestemor Trine? Her er det 3 forskjellige varianter. Eli
Gorgeous crocheted colour work. So cute! (via elhernandez)
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Adventure on the Floor, Part One For an introduction to this ongoing series, click here. Hey, kids–remember when I promised that I’d show you what happens in these adventures even if they end with …
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Looking out across a loch, surrounded by mountains is a little croft house with a red roof. This knitting pattern was inspired by that house which is located on the Applecross Peninsular, West Coast of Scotland. Knitted on straight needles with sewn on embellishments. The brooch and key rings are similar in design but constructed slightly differently. Detailed instructions with photo's are given for both. This PDF Pattern will be available to download immediately after purchase. Yarn Suggestions Jamieson’s of Shetland DK or other DK weight yarn. You will need small amounts of contrast yarn for the roof and walls along with additional colours for windows and doors, 5 colours in total to complete each of the projects as shown. Knitting skills required Cast on, cast off, knit stitch, purl stitch, working with changes of colour, picking up stitches. Sewing skills. Needles Pair of 3.25mm (US 3) straight knitting needles Notions Blunt tapestry needle Scissors Filling Felt for back of brooch Embroidery sewing thread and needle Brooch pin 32mm (1inch) long Key ring Button for key ring 1cm (1/2 inch) Tape ribbon for the key ring, 10 -15mm wide and at least 12cm (5inches) long eBay is a possible source for suitable supplies. Size Each house is approximately 4.5cm (2ins) x 3.5cm (1.5 ins) excluding tape etc. for key ring. Gauge Is not important. More PDF patterns are available from my Etsy shop http://www.etsy.com/shop/handknittedthings
. Here is a small crochet coiled basket that took an afternoon to make. It measures about 5 inches across and about 3 inches deep. I made it with yarn crocheted over the top of plastic-coated wire…
Need something to put your clothespins in when your hanging laundry on the line? Crochet your own Blue Ribbon Clothespin Bag. It's stylish and functional.
Designer Vickie Howell offers a quick project to make and wear. All you need is a lucet (knitting fork), clothesline rope, and about 15 minutes!
and another clothesline, this time for a boy :))
Follow our photo tutorial to sew your own gorgeous clothesline baskets. Display blankets in the winter, organize the kids' toys, or store knitting supplies!
The big news in the knitting in the news world this week was the post on the New York Times’ Well blog by Jane Brody talking about the health benefits of knitting. She’s a knitter herse…
Soms moet je gewoon even wat anders doen dan een heel groot project. Dan wil je iets nieuws uitproberen en een ander patroontje wat je NIET 100x hoeft te herhalen... Brei dán een swatch / proeflapje. Een uitstekend moment om te kijken of je het nieuwe patroon wel leuk vind om 100x te herhalen. Om te kijken of het garen bij je naaldmaat past, of dat je toch een maatje groter of kleiner moet pakken. 1. Cuckron shawl (A legacy of Lace) in Jamieson & Smith Supreme fine fleece in "Silver". Combed and handspun, 1ply on 2mm needles. Sometimes you have to do something else than the large shawl you're working on right now. Something quick which you can work on directly and doesn't require a 100 repeats. Make a swatch! A perfect opportunity to see if your yarn matches the needlesize or that you'd better go up or down a size. 2. Esha swatch in Cashmere/merino (70/30) Bart & Francis on 1,5mm needles Het is ook een uitgelezen moment om juist patroontjes te combineren en kijken of het allemaal zo is zoals je bedacht hebt. Vaak neemt het maar een paar meter garen en kun je dus bést met het nieuwe garen breien zonder dat je meteen te kort komt. Of met een restje van een bolletje waar je maar moeilijk afscheid van kon nemen... 3. 1ply jamieson & Smith in optical white; The Second One It is also an excellent moment to combine a set of patterns and to check if it all will work out like you had planned. Often it will take only a few meters of that new yarn you just bought and you will not run short. Or... you can use that little left over from that yarn that you like so much but is already used for something else. 4. 1ply Jamieson & Smith in Fawn; swatch for The Second One. 2mm needles. Of... soms omdat je zulk mooi en vooral zacht garen hebt gekocht, dat je een 'knuffeldoekje' in je broekzak wilt hebben.. Or, perhaps you have bought such soft and gorgeous yarn that you want a little bit to cuddle in your pocket. 5. 2ply 2/28NM 100% Cashmere in Caramel (ColourMart) on 2,5mm needles En soms moet je gewoon even wat garen uitproberen op extra fijne naalden om te zien hoe groot het zou worden als je er géén lace mee breit. And once in a while you just want to try some yarn on extra fine needles to see how it will look when you're nót knitting lace with it. 6. Baby sock in estonian wool on 1.5mm needles. Even kijken of de rand die je bedacht hebt, wel de bocht om wil en hoe vaak je moet 'Wrap & Turn' toepassen om het mooi te maken. Making an attempt to turn a corner to see how many times you need to 'Wrap & Turn' to get it right. 7. ColourMart 2/48 NM Extra Fine Merino in Bali Peach and Mocha En als laatste natuurlijk om te zien of je met het garen wat je in huis hebt, toch alvast een gloednieuw patroon uit kunt proberen. Zonder dat je meteen nieuwe voorraad hoeft aan te schaffen. Kun je meteen je 'eigen' kleuren toepassen 8. "Northdale" by G. Johnston Jamieson's of Shetland (spindrift) (top) and Jamieson & Smith 2ply lace And, last but not least; taking yarn from your stash to immediately try out a brand new design. Without emptying your bank account. And slide in your own colour combinations. Or read this post: Swatch Conclusie: swatchen is GEEN tijdverspilling maar uiteindelijk een hele leuke bezigheid. Conclusion: swatching is NOT a waste of time, but a useful and pretty thing to do.
Use them all over your house not just the office.
I never would have thought of making a tea cosy (or cozy for those of us using American English) if I hadn’t seen this simple/modern/fun version below at the Knit Midleton blog from Ireland. …
This listing is for an INSTANT DOWNLOAD for the PDF file. You will not be receiving any physical item. DETAILS: Format: 2 PDF files (English and Lithuanian), 25 and 12 pages (English only), with links to short video tutorials. HOW IT WORKS: Downloads are available once your payment is confirmed. If you paid with PayPal or a credit card on Etsy, confirmation might take a few minutes. If you're unsure if you've purchased a Digital Item, you can always go back to the listing page. If it is a digital download, you should see an "Instant Download" message on the images for the item. Please note that you CAN NOT download a digital purchase through the Etsy APP at this time. To download a digital file, please sign in to Etsy on your mobile browser or a non-mobile computer. Item details: Tension: Approx 31 sts and 37 rows to 10cm x 10cm on plain knitting The yarn used in total about 240 grams of 100% linen, 2ply Tex 56 (Nm 17,9)- 2 ply, 880m - 100gr. Knitting level - required machine knitting experience and to love work with transfer tools. This knitting method is not quick knit, cut and sew way. You need to have enough patience and to know is how to: Cast on/Bind off Plain knitting Full fashioned decreases Simple increases To knit this dress I used a standard gauge knitting machine (Brother KH-891). Enough to have a single bed standard knitting machine (4,5mm), necessary 200 needles bed. Basic set of knitting machine tools (to knit my garments I use Transfer tools, it is convenient to have as many of them as possible, with different number of eyes); Crochet Hook; 2-4 units long circular needles (recommended) Dress knitted from 4 pcs by joining (connecting) them with unique seam on knitting machine - do not need to sew details. By learning how to join the details in this way, you can create other your own design garments. Knitted White Dress is handmade and created from natural linen fiber. Sleeveless Dress is designed with unique seams in front, back and sides, picots stitched pointed dress ends perfect for catching ocean breezes. By learning how to join the details in this way, you can create other your own design garments. Linen Dress is thin and comfortable, breathable when it's warm. One size - S/M/L UK 6-8/10-12/14-16; US 2-4/6-8/10-12; Measurements taken with the dress laid flat: breast volume 35”/90 cm waist volume 35”/90 cm center front shortest length 45”/ 115cm center front longest length 49”/ 125cm This dress has already produced and sold in LuCraftsShop: https://www.etsy.com/listing/596489416/white-linen-dresstransparent-dressbeach?ref=shop_home_active_18 https://www.etsy.com/your/shops/LuCraftsShop/tools/listings/page:2/591928094 My exclusive handmade knittings you can find: https://www.etsy.com/shop/LuCraftsShop?ref=seller-platform-mcnav IMPORTANT! COPYRIGHT INFO, TERMS AND CONDITIONS Copyrights remains with the designer. All material copyright ©LuCraftsPatterns and may not be reproduced for any purpose without written consent from the designer after purchase. LuCraftsPatterns - I ask you to not copy, resell, distribute our pattern purchased either private or commercially the designs or pictures which you will have access to. You can sell finished product.
DIY Spool Knit Knotted Coasters Tutorial from My Poppet. An automatic cord knitting machine is used for these DIY knotted coasters, but links are provided for making handmade knitting spools and how t
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I use my outdoor clothesline a lot and when my store bought peg bag finally fell apart I decided to crochet one. It seemed natural to make little clothes for the front of it so I ended up designing some that are very close to what I wore when I was around 20 years old. Today I'm posting the pattern for the bag. You can find the free patterns for the clothes here. Bag: Yarn: Bernat cottontots, colour sweet cream. Hook:4.5mm Finished dimensions 12x20 (w x h) Beginner level You will make a large rectangle( with an opening) which you will later fold in half. The width of the rectangle is the width of your hanger plus 1 inch and the length is 2 times the height you want your bag to be. I made my rectangle 12 inches by 20 inches. I placed my opening 16 inches from the bottom of my rectangle. For my yarn and hook size: Make 53 chains. Rows 1 & up: sc each row to end, ch 1 turn. (52 st) Continue crocheting rows until you have made a length of 16 in. You will then make a row that has an opening for the pegs as follows: Sc in the next 15 st, make 22 chains, skip the next 22 st, sc in the last 15 st.(52 st) (Basically you want to divide your width into 3 parts ...2 sides and an opening. First decide how wide you want your opening ..this will be the # of chains that you make and # of skipped stitches. The remaining # of stitches will be your two sides.) Continue again with single crocheting each row for another 4 inches, Cast off. Lining: You don't have to line it but I wanted to stop my bag from getting stretched out too much. I took the easy path and simply cut a piece of fabric that was 11 inches wide by 16 inches tall. Pin along outer edges and sew all edges using the same colour of thread as the bag itself. Now is the time to sew on any embellishments. I simply used thread to sew mine on. Next fold the bag lengthwise and either sc or slip stitch the side seams closed. Next insert the hanger through the top opening and crochet that closed leaving the hook part sticking out. Add your clothes pegs and you're good to go! Please note that all content and images are mine and are protected by copyright.I love to share my patterns but, as usual, please do not claim them as your own or publish my patterns on your site without my permission ....you are more than welcome to link to it. Do not sell any items made from this pattern. Also I ask that you credit me as the designer when posting your pics of any items you make.
. Here is a small crochet coiled basket that took an afternoon to make. It measures about 5 inches across and about 3 inches deep. I made it with yarn crocheted over the top of plastic-coated wire…
Large metal rings and plastic clothesline are crocheted over with hemp to create an exceptionally sturdy basket that will add a natural accent to any room. Set it beside your favorite reading chair to keep your digital tablet, magazines and hardcover books within reach —or use it to hold your yarn!
