My mom is the best gift giver I know. She enjoys going to thrift stores, yard sales, and swap meets, and always has her eye out for thing...
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Designed by Debbie von Grabler-Crozier Are you looking for some quick DIY organizational projects? Here’s one! Perfect for an expert or beginner sewist to make fabric trays of all sizes! Gather these supplies Tools Water Erasable Marker (Art No. 515/516) Eraser Pen (Art No. 518) Wonder Clips (Assortment) (Art No. 3185) Hold It Precision Stiletto (Art…
Hi! I’m Ali, the crochet designer behind The Turtle Trunk! I’m so excited to share a new pattern with you all today! The Brecken Basket is a beginner friendly, mid sized crochet basket that can be used to hold so many things! It can store your yarn, knick-knacks, or you can even use it as…
Here we have an amazing project for you if you want to crochet something and make your everyday life more beautiful and also protect your tables. We hope you are free now and want to crochet something with your crafty hands. If you are free and ready you can start crocheting because we have found […]
Das SONYA Shirt ist ein schlichtes T-Shirt mit überschnittenen Ärmeln und markanten Rippenbündchen. Ein luftig leichtes Teil, gut kombinierbar und perfekt für Frühling und Sommer. Das Shirt wird von oben nach unten gearbeitet. Zunächst wird das Rückenteil gestrickt und die Schulterschrägung mittels verkürzter Reihen geformt. Dann werden linkes und rechtes Vorderteil direkt an das Rückenteil gestrickt. Rücken- und Vorderteil werden bis zum Ende der Armausschnitte in Reihen gestrickt. Danach werden beide Teile für den Rumpf miteinander verbunden und es wird in Runden gearbeitet. Die Ärmelschrägung entsteht durch zentrierte doppelte Abnahmen. Für die Ärmelbündchen werden Maschen aus den Seitenrändern des Vorder- und Rückenteils aufgefasst und in Runden im Rippenmuster mit rechts verschränkten Maschen gestrickt. Abschließend werden Maschen aus dem Halsausschnitt aufgefasst und ebenfalls im verschränkten Rippenmuster gearbeitet. Verwendete Techniken: Verkürzte Reihen (German Short Rows), links und rechts geneigte Zunahmen, zentrierte doppelte Abnahmen, Abketten mit der ‚Italienischen Methode‘. Alle verwendeten Techniken werden in der Anleitung mit Hilfe von Fotos und Links zu Tutorials erklärt. Größe XS (S) M (L) XL (XXL) Brustumfang: 97 (102) 108 (115) 125 (135) cm Gesamtlänge: 51 (52) 54 (56) 58 (60) cm Der Pullover sollte einen Bewegungsspielraum (‚positive ease‘) von ca. 10 - 15 cm zum Körper haben. Wenn ihr beispielsweise einen Brustumfang von 92 cm habt, solltet ihr Größe M stricken. Garn Einfädig: 200 (200) 250 (250) 300 (350) g ‚Bio Balance‘ von BC Garn (55 % Schurwolle, 45 % Baumwolle; LL 225 m/ 50 g), hier in Fb. ‚Sand‘. oder 200 (200-250) 250 (250) 300 (350) g ‚Pinta‘ von Pascuali Filati (60 % Schurwolle, 20 % Seide, 20 % Ramie; LL 212 m/ 50 g). Zweifädig: 125 (125) 150 (150) 175 (200) g ‚Verona‘ von Lamana (50 % Schurwolle, 30 % Seide, 20 % Kaschmir; LL 180 m/ 25 g), hier in Fb. ‚Seidengrau’ zusammen mit 150 (150) 150 (150) 150-200 (200) g ‚Alpaca 1‘ von Isager (100 % Alpaka; LL 400 m/ 50 g), hier Fb. 2s oder 150 (150) 150 (150) 150-200 (200) g ‚Piura‘ von Lamana (100 % Alpaka; LL 400 m/ 50 g). Nadeln Rundstricknadel 3,5 mm / 80-100 cm Rundstricknadel 3,0 mm / 40-60 cm (für Hals- und Ärmel-Bündchen), 80-100 cm (für Bündchen am Rumpf) ggf. Nadelspiel 3,0 mm (für das Ärmel-Bündchen) Maschenprobe Glatt rechts mit Nd 3,5 mm: 24 M x 34 R = 10 x 10 cm, nach dem Waschen gemessen. Zum Anpassen der Maschenproben ggf. eine andere Nadelgröße wählen.
The head, body, and beak are knitted in the round, the wings and legs are knitted in flat rows on 2 needles. The beanie is also knitted in the round, and the scarf is made using i-cord. PLEASE NOTE: I use several methods of increases in this pattern. Please note: this is not a readymade toy. Materials not included. Language: English and Russian. Size: 1.18–1.57 in / 3-4 cm depending on the yarn you use. Yarn: Alize Angora Gold 550m/100gr (1.5mm needles) – the finished seagull size is 3cm. Alize Cashmira (2mm needles) – the finished seagull size is 4cm. the main shades you will require are white and grey. You will need just a bit of yellow or orange for the beak. You can use any color you favor for the accessories. You are free to use any yarn you like and corresponding needles size, but in such case the finished toy size might differ from mine. You can also use finer yarn than the main one for the beak and legs (and smaller needles), in such case the toy’s proportions will be different, but it will still look good! Be creative with your birdie decoration, let it be special! Needle: sets of 1.5- and 2-mm DP needles, 1-2 mm crochet hook. Embroidery floss: in black to make eyes. SKILLS USED •knit and purl •kfb, •k2tog *short rows Please do not copy or redistribute this pattern or claim it as your own. You May sell finished item if you like, but please credit "KnitByMarynik" as the designer. For more of me and my knitting and photo ideas please drop my Instagram gallery @knitbymarynik Your file will be available to download once payment is confirmed. Thank you very much for visiting my shop. See you again.
Learn to make quick and easy fabric bookmarks using fabrics scraps. This tutorial walks all level of quilters through the steps to make a fabric bookmark.
Handcrafted tassels, braids, fringes, tie-backs. Stock collections in silk, chenille, jute, etc, reproduction of 17th & 18th c trimmings
Welcome the newest addition to our yarn collection, Good Wool, as in, “Wow, that’s a…
Normally on Wednesdays I like to share a video tutorial I've made, but this week it didn't work out - my videographer/husband had to do actual paid work! The nerve! Oh well, maybe next week. In the meantime, I thought I'd try something new! Those of you on Pinterest are aware of 'pinning' - and love it or hate it, it's chock full of new ideas. Whether it's crafts, recipes, decor, or just things that make you laugh, there's a pin for that. There's an overwhelming amount of stuff to sift through: some good, some bad. And Pinterest has certainly
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This sign is perfect to add a bit of a personal touch and colour to any room. The sign is made from galvanised wire and then cover with cord made of 100% cotton yarn using the french knitting technique called Tricotin. Everything is 100% handmade by me on a small desk in the corner of my kids playroom (I know what a place for an office). The signs are very light and can be hung on a wall with a couple of small nails, 3M command hook or just display on a shelf. Please note: - Colours may look slightly different to how they look in the pictures. - These items are decorative only and must be kept out of the reach of children. If you have an idea but cant find it on may page, send me a message I will be happy to work together to create the perfect design. For updates on my work, please follow: https://www.instagram.com/mimosforlittles/?hl=en
SKEINS: 5 skeins of Purl Soho's Cashmere Merino Bloom SIZE: Length of Outer Edge: 168 inches; Length of Inner Edge: 24¼ inches; Width of Flap: 15¼ inches COLOR: Golden Green
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Last weekend we had more of an open session using heat. We spent time experimenting with metal shims and foils, but the type I liked best was the thin metal mesh sometimes called woven cloth. Steel…
Made with Gedifra Fiorista colour-shaded yarn in about 3 different colourways on a 6"x6" Weavette hand-held loom. I completely forgot from the last time how long it takes to make one of these (answer: A long time). This was started last summer; the baby for whom it was made was born in October; the blanket was completed...in February. It was a bit of a re-learning curve, actually. It had been a long time since I made my last Weavette blanket, and also, for some reason, it never occurred to me that figuring out my tension would be an issue. Um, yes, well. So, for the record, cotton (or cotton blend with a tiny bit of polyester, as it is in this case) weaves completely differently from wool. It doesn't have the stretch or bounce, so you need to weave it much looser unless you want to get all sweary and bunched up at one end. I love the colours in this. The colours change in the Fiorista yarn very, very gradually, which means you can get a completely green square followed by a green and purple tweedy one, followed by something in pale lime with a few strands of purple, all from the same ball of yarn. I had trouble with the layout, and kept trying for random scatterings of the colours over the blanket. Eventually, though, I realised that the colours in the squares were random enough in themselves, so I decided to go for something a little more regular, thus the diagonal lines. Made for Thomas.
Kate Walsh creates “tiny macabre embroideries.” I love her style. These are like little portraits…just missing the flesh. Kate Walsh
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I grew up in woods filled with white oak trees. The big beautiful trees would drop their tiny capped seeds each season, covering the ground with a blanket of acorns. As I have experimented more with natural dyeing, I have discovered acorns produce incredible colors in the dye bath. On their own, the
Due to the weather we are stuck inside today, so I thought I would take a shot of one of my thimble cases. I have been thinking about some of the fun trips we have been on. My late Mother-in-law gave me the cases for a gift several years ago and I have had a lot of fun filling them. She loved to hear about our trips. It has been fun shopping for the thimbles in souvenir shops but they are getting harder to find.
Like many Korean families, artist Ema Shin’s relatives maintain a genealogy book called a jokbo, which illustrates their family tree. Shin’s ancestral record spans 32 generations, yet only male members of the family are represented. Born and raised in Japan, and currently based in Melbourne, Australia, the artist describes in a recent statement that “in the society that I was born and raised in, there was a prejudice between men and women, and their roles were predetermined. More
A cozy blanket for an Aquin member.
To get 10% off your first order and subscribers only discounts on new pattern releases in the future — subscribe to my newsletter or join me on Patreon (incl. a free tier). For Polina KAL join my group here on Ravelry! The KAL starts on January 26th and ends on April 14th. Polina pullover is inspired by the naive art of Ukrainian self-taught painter, Polina Raiko. Everything in her house — walls, ceilings, doors, and fence — Polina covered in enamel-painted drawings of fantastic birds and flowers, Christian iconography, and the artist’s own interpretations of her dreams and life events. Unfortunately most of her work is lost due to the flooding of the house after the destruction of Kakhovka dam in June 2023. Sadly, the war keeps destroying the cultural heritage of my homeland. So this is my humble love letter to her. The pullover is knit top-down in the round with a large botanical colourwork pattern on the yoke and a smaller one on the body and sleeves. The pattern also comes with three neck options: ruffled mock (as shown in my sample), double folded and a regular crew neck. You can take a closer look at my sample and learn more about the source of inspiration and design process in this podcast episode. Sizes The pattern is written for six sizes 1 (2, 3) (4, 5, 6) with a finished bust circumference of ca. 95 (111, 127) (143, 158, 174) cm // 38 (44.25, 50.75) (57, 63.25, 69.75) in incl. at least 10-15 cm (4-6 in) of the recommended positive ease. The sample is shown in size 1 on a 160 cm (5.3 ft) tall model with 84 cm (33 in) bust circumference. For more of the finished garment measurements, please refer to the schematic. Yarn MC: ca. 225 (255, 290) (325, 360, 390) g or 3 (3, 3) (4, 4, 4) skeins of Darnie from Studio Donegal, 100% lambswool with 410 m (448 yds) in 100 g, shown in colourway 8812 Oatmeal; or ca. 923 (1046, 1189) (1333, 1476, 1599) m // 1009 (1144, 1301) (1458, 1615, 1749) yds of any other fingering/sport weight yarn with a matching gauge. The estimated yardage for MC includes 10% extra. CC: ca. 55 (65, 70) (75, 85, 90) g or less than one 100 g skein of No.3 from G-Uld, 100% New Zealand lambswool, with 450 m (492 yds) in 100 g, shown in colourway Heather; or ca. 248 (293, 315) (338, 383, 405) m // 271 (320, 345) (369, 418, 443) yds of any other fingering/sport weight yarn with a matching gauge. Needles and notions 3.0 mm (US 2.5) and 3.5 mm (US 4) circular needles; spare cables, spare circular needles or scrap yarn to keep sts on hold; a few stitch markers, one of which is removable; a tapestry needle or a crochet hook to weave in the ends. Gauge 24 sts & 26 rnds in 10 cm (4 in) on 3.5 mm (US 4) needles measured over stockinette st and colourwork worked in the round after blocking; 26 sts & 36 rnds in 10 cm (4 in) on 3.0 mm (US 2.5) needles measured over 1x1 ribbing worked in the round after blocking (stretched); 22 sts & 26 rnds in 10 cm (4 in) on 3.5 mm (US 4) needles measured over 2x1 ribbing of the hem and cuffs worked in the round after blocking (stretched). Adjust the needle sizes if necessary to obtain the correct gauge. ERRATA! All fixed in the recently updated version. p.4 Rnd 6: k1, p1, (k2, p1) 6 (5, 5) (4, 4, 4) times; rep from to EOR. p.5 Yoke Rnd 1: switch to 3.5 mm (US 4) needles and k1, move BOR 1 st to the left to this position, k to EOR.
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DIGITAL DOWNLOAD. Clam with Pearl/Oyster with Pearl Crochet Pattern Dimensions: 3.5 (h) x 3.5 inch (w) x 3.5 inch depth/thickness US TERMS DIGITAL DOWNLOADS ARE NOT REFUNDABLE This pattern is made by PeachyMeechsCrochet. Do not share this pattern with others or sell digital or hard copies of this pattern. You’re allowed to sell items you’ve made with this pattern, please give credit when posting online.
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Surprisingly, there are quite a few displays of quality craftsmanship made in the least elegant, thoroughly bad design. Inspired by the subreddit Awful Taste But Great Execution, Bored Panda has collected a list of gaudy, tacky, overdone, and otherwise tasteless design fails yet done so well, you won't know whether to love or hate these funny things. From dog slippers made to look exactly (and I mean exactly) like the client's pet to a car with a full chrome bodywork, scroll down to check out the worst fails of aesthetics and upvote your faves!
