The peephole lace crochet stitch pattern is part of my library of crochet stitch tutorials, for beginners and pros alike. All free stitch tutorials.
Framing ‘Peep Peep Peep’ (pattern by @lolacrowcrossstitch). I used a stacked frame for this piece, both from @romamoulding 💜. Cross stitch is mounted on acid-free foamcore with stainless steel...
Marshmallow Peeps traditionally come in bright and pastel spring colors like yellow and pink. But in our annual diorama contest, there were many shades of grey. In addition to that movie homage, ou…
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Be ready to be wowed with WHOOPI. This beautifully handcrafted bag has so many amazing details, hope to touch on them all. A fun tassel, 2 functional zippers with leather pulls on the front panel peep open into a perforated leather detail, hand stitch arrowlike stitches decorate the flap. Fabric lined with 2 slip pockets and 1 zippered pocket inside, along with a detachable and adjustable crossbody strap. WHOOPI is a wonder and a work of art. Chrome, formaldehyde free leather Handmade by Real People Handwoven arrow detail, perforated panel pieces, zip top closure, hanging tassel Cotton lined, 1 interior zipper pocket, 2 slip pockets Removeable and adjustable cross body strap 10.5 in wide, 9 in tall, 4 in deep Made in Mexico
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This Easter recipe is for the famous DIY Infused Peep Vodka. This recipe uses a bunch of Peeps and some vodka so that you can serve Peep vodka to all your Peeps. Try saying that fast 10 times. Peep…
Hello peeps. I really enjoyed making this lace scarf. It took me longer to knit up than what I'd expected - but am happy with the finished product and will definitely be making more! I haven't tried knitting lace before and wanted to start out with something simple and this pattern definitely fit the bill! Image from Pinterest. The pattern is located HERE at the Ravelry site and is a free pattern. My finished scarf It's called One Row Lace Scarf. The yarn is a fine hand dyed silk blend which recommended using size 6 needles so that's what I used. It drapes beautifully. The next scarf I make I will use larger needles so that it will look more like the image from Pinterest. K= knit K2tog= knit 2 stitches together YO= Yarn over Sts= stitches Cast on 24 sts (or any number of stitches dividable with 4). Knit 2 rows Knit pattern row: K4, (YO, K2tog, K2) repeat between ( ) 5 times. Repeat the pattern row until your scarf is at desired length. Knit 1 row. Cast off loosely. Please share if you make a scarf using this pattern. I'm going to put another one on the needles real soon! Peace, Kay
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Come stitch with me, peeps! Showing two pattern darning samplers to get us started on our darning sampler - Sampler #3 of my Year of Samplers! On the blog, yo.
It’s always fun to share the stitch diagrams of my patterns along with the written diagrams. Premier is sponsoring the Christmas Present CAL, so I definitely wanted to go all out. Here ya go my visual peeps. I hope the Christmas Tree Skirt stitch diagram helps you, and if you don’t know how to read …
Built with comfort and durability in mind, these wedge sandals from JUSTINREESS are crafted from premium leather upper with peep toe design. It features backstrap closure with adjustable buckle fastening, cushioned footbed and slip-resistant outsole. Finished with clean stitch detailing, these sandals are perfect for all day, everyday use.
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I have been trying out lots of hand stitch recently, no real end use in mind, just pushing my skills forward a little, ready for my next pro...
This is a crochet pattern to make this cute little Easter peep! You can make them in all sorts of colours. There is a full Youtube tutorial to create this peep here Yarn used Hobbii Baby Snuggle Other Items used- US G/4.25mm Crochet Hook - 9mm safety eyes - Yarn needle - Poly fill - Stitch markers -optional *Please note that safety eyes are NOT recommended for children under the age of 3 years. Abbreviations and stitches • MR: Magic ring • St(s): Stitch(es) • SC: Single crochet • Inc: Increase (Stitch 2 SC into the stitch) • Sl St: Slip Stitch • (...) x n: Repeat instructions in brackets n times **This pattern uses US Crochet Terms** Pattern Ears - Make 2R1: 6 SC in a MR R2: (SC, inc) x 3 (9) R3: 9 SC R4: (2 SC, inc) x 3 (12) R5-7: 12 SC (3 rounds of 12) R8: (SC, dec) x 4 (8) First ear only: Sl st to close Cut the yarn, leaving a tail for sewing Second ear only: Join to 1st ear with a SC (This is 1st st of R1 of head) Head(First st was done in previous step) R1: (2SC, dec) x 4 (12) R2: 12 inc (24) R3-6: 24 SC (4 rounds of 24) Sew hole closed using tail from end of first ear Stuff ears R7: 12 dec (12) R8: 12 SC Attach eyes between R5 and R6, 5 sts apart Stuff R9: (SC, inc) x 6 (18) R10: (2SC, inc) x 6 (24) R11-R16: 24 SC (6 rounds of 24) R17: (SC, dec) x 8 (16) Stuff R18: 8 dec (8) Close and cut the yarn, leaving a tail for sewing Sew the hole closed
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Struggle getting poly-fill even in tight spaces? Poly Sticks are the perfect without compromising the integrity of your stitches. Tackling tight corners and small openings has never been easier....
Last year at Birdsong was the first time I'd seen a snippet roll. They are an interesting project, and can be displayed rolled up, or hung on the wall. Barb (one of our peeps) has hosted a snippet swap for...
these both made me smile today...
Copied from Clair Miller Hopkins in Pastel Journal
Little Conkers made this Little Duckling pattern: Follow the links below for more details about the pattern in all the usual places: Duckling Crochet Patterns on Etsy Duckling Crochet Pattern on LoveC
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On day 49 one of the comments was from memoriesforlifescrapbooks. She said "Fun idea! They'd be cute painted red too :)". So i decided to try that and make them red. The paint and vanish made them so thick i could not get a chainmaille ring around the middle any more. So I attached the earhook to the side.
Instead of other important things to do today... I made some slippers! I've seen similar slipper projects on blogs/websites over the last year, but finally got around to making some for myself. I traced my foot and drafted an "upper" pattern as you see: (Feel free to enlarge and use to draft your own custom pair - I'm a wide womens 8.5 and the paper is normal 8.5" X 11" ) Cut out 2 uppers and 2 soles in both the outer fabric and the lining fabric. For fabric, I reused some old shredded corduroy pants that needed to be thrown away weeks ago but I continued to wear until yesterday and an old cotton sheet (my twin sheet from before we were married!) To cushion the sole, cut some thin cotton batting (or a few layers of flannel or fleece, etc.) slightly smaller than the sole, as shown below: Sew outer and lining fabric along foot opening, then turn right side out: Then sew back seam closed and make a channel for elastic: Pin upper to sole (inside out). Allow upper to gather a bit at the toe and heel for a better fit. Sew, try on and adjust sizing, etc. I cut some bias tape from extra lining fabric and bound the seam to keep from fraying and make the slipper more durable. Turn right side out and embellish with bow, buttons, etc. (I still need to do this....) Here's a view from the bottom. It will be fun to have many different pairs in various colors and print combinations. I definitely want to make a pair with soft leather for the sole. I know this is going a little over board, BUT, it could be cool to have a basket of these in various sizes and colors by the front door (of some future house) for kids and guests to put on when they come over :)
Here's a few pictures from a 1947 southern California yearbook I picked up a while ago. Vintage yearbooks are great resources for hairstyling ideas, and the average girls fashion choices. I get a lot of inquiries about how to dress appropriately in vintage for school. Just because it's the past, doesn't mean people dressed in petticoats and feathered hats to study in. It seems every girl had a plaid skirt, collared blouse, and cardigan. And the socks! The pages are filled with cuffed white socks, with saddle shoes, canvas tennies, loafers, and even wedge sandals. The plaid jackets in the photo below seem to be early versions of a 49er, and I love how the boy cuffed his slacks up. As far as carrying around school supplies and books, if you want to keep the look vintage, look for a canvas or leather messenger bag, or backpack of the same material if you have a lot of textbooks. I know this post is right at the end of the school year, but there will be another, bigger one come fall! For now just gawk at the pretty hairstyles ;)
"Rain drops keep falling on my head" . The little wool piece is a freebie called "Wooly Mug Mat- March" from Shabby Fabrics . Behind it i...
Hello peeps. I really enjoyed making this lace scarf. It took me longer to knit up than what I'd expected - but am happy with the finished product and will definitely be making more! I haven't tried knitting lace before and wanted to start out with something simple and this pattern definitely fit the bill! Image from Pinterest. The pattern is located HERE at the Ravelry site and is a free pattern. My finished scarf It's called One Row Lace Scarf. The yarn is a fine hand dyed silk blend which recommended using size 6 needles so that's what I used. It drapes beautifully. The next scarf I make I will use larger needles so that it will look more like the image from Pinterest. K= knit K2tog= knit 2 stitches together YO= Yarn over Sts= stitches Cast on 24 sts (or any number of stitches dividable with 4). Knit 2 rows Knit pattern row: K4, (YO, K2tog, K2) repeat between ( ) 5 times. Repeat the pattern row until your scarf is at desired length. Knit 1 row. Cast off loosely. Please share if you make a scarf using this pattern. I'm going to put another one on the needles real soon! Peace, Kay
