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can you tell me how to crochet the Viking hat... please want it for my grandson due next month... thanks so much
you can find the viking hat pattern on either Ravelry or Etsy (links below). It is a really well written pattern and I highly recommend it!
http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/lael-viking-helmethttps://www.etsy.com/listing/118469550/instant-download-crochet-pattern-lael?ref=shop_home_active
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10 free patterns; including a tardis!
These owl hats worked up really quickly and turned out super cute! I used the gauge but they still seemed a little big at first. Don't worry, this is normal. They fit the kids like a charm! Now I want one, lol!
Pattern: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/owl-earflap-beanie
I made this little kitty for my niece's first birthday!
In the original pattern the bow is not removable. I adjusted the neckband by adding 3 stitches to the foundation row (as well as the proceeding rows) so it would fold over on itself and then added a snap button. I may even make a few more bows of varying colors so my niece’s new kitty has a proper wardrobe.
Pattern: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/little-cat-fianna
Recently made this baby blanket for a co-worker that just loves green! I used a free afghan pattern that I like (http://bloomingknitter.wordpress.com/2010/02/24/bubble-afghan/) and just adjusted the size. The blanket has a raised bubble pattern on one side (hard to see in the picture) that gives it a nice texture. The flower is actually my first ever attempt at needle felting!
Perfect explanation!
(via FuoriBorgo: reverse single crochet: a simple finishing stitch)
I used this recently on some baby-booties I made. Seriously the coolest crochet thing I've learned in a long time! LOVE IT!
Rule #1: No time spent crocheting is ever wasted.
Rule #2: Keep track of your markers.
Rule #3: That’s not a mistake, that’s a design element.
Rule #4: There’s no such thing as too much yarn.
Rule #5: There’s no crying in crochet.
Rule #6: Never start a project without at least two hooks in the required size.
Rule #7: No coffee within 10 feet of yarn, projects, patterns or critical paperwork.
Rule #8: Block that puppy.
Rule #9: If the hook is not moving easily and smoothly in and out of the stitches, you are crocheting too tightly. Relax.
Rule #10: If it hurts, stop.
Rule #11: Check your work. Often.
Rule #12: Seam crochet only when absolutely unavoidable.
Rule #13: Cut yarn only when absolutely unavoidable (see special circumstance Rule #19).
Rule #14: The private should look as good as the public.
Rule #15: Whenever doable, obtain twice as much yarn as you think the project will require (a corollary to Rule #4).
Rule #16: There is no right way or wrong way, but there is the way to get the same results as shown.
Rule #17: Listen to the yarn.
Rule #18: Yarn sometimes lies.
Rule #19: Exterminate all knots and wonky sections as they arise from a skein.
Rule #20: UFOs that have not spoken to you for more than a year may be considered stash in pre-crocheted form.
Rule #21: Read the fracking pattern.
Rule #22: The pattern could be wrong.
Rule #23: Get it when you see it because when you come back next time it might not be there (another corollary to Rule #4).
Rule #24: Life is too short to mess with indifferent yarn.
Rule #25: Sweat the details.
Rule #26: Crochet is not dumb and neither are crocheters.
Rule #27: Knitting is not the enemy.
Rule #28: Anyone who doesn’t get Rule #26 is the enemy.
Learn more and learn to read crochet charts here!
The whole Crafty Minx Crochet School is beyong amazing! Go take a look if learning how to crochet.
Nous avions Link et bien voilà sa Zelda maintenant ^^ Creation fan-Art Crochet
I will be teaching an amigurumi class at my local library this June. These little monsters will be our project. I wrote the pattern myself with inspiration from this pattern: ( http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/baby-monster-beginner-amigurumi ).
I made this monkey for my niece by holding two pieces of yarn together as I crocheted. If you use a previously used ball of yarn (like I did) I would suggest wrapping it into your own center-pull ball.
Monkey Pattern: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/amigurumi-monkey-with-banana
Center-Pull Yarn Ball (how-to): http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LglqfKZIuZ4&lr=1
It has been a while since OTHcrochet last posted. I accepted a promotion that no longer allows me to surf the web & crochet all day at work (I know, what was I thinking!). I want you to know I have not given-up on OTHcrochet, but the posts (as with my crochet projects) will be fewer & farther between. Thank you for your patience with me and I hope you continue to enjoy what I do post! :)
I want this yarn basket!
Weeping Angel Amigurumi (via Doctor Who Weeping Angel amigurumi by twimoon on Etsy)
Just plain AWESOME!!!
