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Newbe wanting to learn
Introduction to Crochet for Beginners Welcome to the world of crochet! Whether you're an experienced crafter or just starting, learning new techniques can be rewarding. As you're beginning your journey into crochet, mastering the essential stitches is vital. Basic Crochet Stitches You've already learned some foundational stitches: Half Double Crochet (hdc) Single Crochet (sc) Double Crochet (dc) Slip Stitch (slst) These stitches will provide a solid base for your croche...
Yarn Earings
Introduction This is an elegantly simple design, made just with rings on a single shuttle. An 8mm bead is fixed to each earring as part of the finishing loop. Tatting Techniques Use the Larks Head join to keep everything smooth. Again, Karen Cabrera is my go-to for this technique; I use the original #85. Use small, decorative sized picots. There needs to be enough room to allow two joins, but still keep everything in tight. Don’t tat in the end at the beginning; use it to secure the bead and...
Nice and Elegant Crochet Waves Stitch Pattern
This is a very nice and elegant stitch pattern for crochet lovers. Your work will look fantastic. What part of clothing would you choose for this pattern? I can imagine a nice dress or maybe shawl.
Types of Crochet Hooks
Introduction to Crochet Hooks There are not only different types of knitting needles, but crochet hooks are also varied in their design and functionality. Key Features of Crochet Hooks They come in different sizes, materials, lengths, and widths to ensure you have a comfortable crafting experience. Material Preferences Some crochetters prefer metal hooks, while others opt for plastic or bamboo options, so the choice of material ultimately depends on personal preference.
Types of Knitting Needles
Different Types of Knitting Needles In every pattern, you can find different types of needles needed for the work. So, let's see what the types of knitting needles are and how they look. Visual Illustrations of Knitting Needles The illustrations below will perfectly show you how they look like.
Types of Yarn
My dear knitters and crochetters! Of course, there are those who are real professionals in knitting and crocheting, but there are also a lot of newbies. So, I decided to make some posts that will allow our users to know more about knitting and crocheting. And the first one will be about types of yarn, which you can see in the pictures below.
Knit Caterpillar Stitch
Steps to knit Caterpillar Stitch: Step 1: Abbreviations Abbreviations: k: knit, p: purl, rep: repeat, sts: stitches Step 2: Cast On Cast on in multiples of 6 Step 3: Follow These Instructions Row Instructions Row 1: * K1, P5 * right side Repeat pattern between the * * asterisks Row 2: * K5, P1 * wrong side Row 3: * K1, P5 * Row 4: * K5, P1 * Row 5: * K1, P5 * Row 6: * K5, P1 * Row 7: * P3, K1, P2 * Row 8: * K2, P1, K3 * Row 9: * P3, K1, P2 * Row 10: * K2, P1, K3 * ...
Knit Hurdle Stitch
Steps to knit Hurdle Stitch: Step 1: Abbreviations k: knit, p: purl, rep: repeat, sts: stitches Step 2: Prepare Your Stitches Work over an even number of stitches. Step 3: Knit the First Rows Rows 1 and 2: Knit. Step 4: Alternate Knitting and Purling Rows 3 and 4: (K1, P1) across. Step 5: Repeat the Pattern Repeat rows 1-4.
Wonderful Crochet Pullover-Poncho
Ladies, I found a really elegant pattern of something between a poncho and a pullover. I'm sure you'll love it!
Knit Reverse Ridge Stitch
The Reverse Ridge Stitch pattern has the stretchy rib pattern horizontally rather than vertically. With a series of knits and purls, this is a reversible pattern that’s super stretchy, but unlike most rib stitches, this accordion stretch is horizontal. Steps to Knit Reverse Ridge Stitch Step 1: Abbreviations: k: knit, p: purl, rep: repeat, sts: stitches Row Instructions Step 2: ROW 1 : KNIT ALL Step 3: ROW 2 : PURL ALL Step 4: ROW 3 : KNIT ALL Step 5: Repeat these 3 rows in p...
Let's get acquainted Part 2
Hello! As I see a lot of new users, I'd like to make one more acquainted post, in order not to find the old one. About Me I'm Susan. I'm 42, and I live in LA with my family. Besides knitting, I love travelling, reading interesting books, and spending time with my dearest. Join Our Community I'm very pleased to see all of you here and help you find interesting patterns.
booties for a baby
If you are looking for creative patterns to make baby booties, whether you prefer knitting or crochet, you have come to the right place! Here are some fantastic options to consider. Knitted Baby Booties Patterns Knitting baby booties is a fun project that results in warm and cozy footwear for little ones. Here are a few patterns you might enjoy: Pattern 1: Simple Garter Stitch Booties Pattern 2: Cabled Baby Booties Pattern 3: Ribbed Ankle Booties Crochet Baby Booties P...
What do you prefer to knit?
Hello once again! Let's see what do you prefer: knitting or crocheting? Do you enjoy making simple scarves or perhaps intricate pullovers? As for me, I love creating hats and blankets, even those with complex patterns. And you?
Stylish Knit Coat
Ladies, do you remember the photo of the knit coat, which most of you like? ( https://www.craftorator.com/759-jackets-day.html ) I finally found a similar pattern! The model has a knee length. The coat is made of soft yarn, in a somewhat sloppy youth style. The turn-down collar smoothly passes into the slats on the front shelf, and almost imperceptible pockets create coziness and convenience. You'll Need: 600 grs of grey yarn Alta Moda Seta Lana Grossa (60 m/50 grs). 400 grs of gr...
Knit Poncho For The Very Beginners
Introduction Here is the pattern of a very simple poncho for the very beginners: Starting the Poncho Start knitting from the bottom edge. We need quite long circular knitting needles. We gain 378 stitches. It is better to start with a bright color of the yarn. We make a ring and then the work will go in a circle. In the middle of the back and front will correspond to 95 and 189 stitches. They should be noted in order to focus on them when performing a decrease. Thus, these loops will be the lowest p...