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Hace 2 días · Crochet edgings for baby blankets and shawls can add unique and delicate details that really turn up the volume on a piece. In this video, Mary Beth Temple explores three simple crochet edgings that you can add to just about any project. She demonstrates a single crochet edging, a crab stitch edging, and a basic shell edging.
Hace 4 días · Description. Discussions. Make a collection of crochet frames to showcase the beautiful faces of your loved ones! These small, decorative frames are a ray of sunshine that will brighten any room. Inexpensive to make and fun to stitch, this quick project makes a great gift! Frame up some copies of treasured family photos for yourself, or gift ...
Hace 3 días · After completing Row 1, one turning chain is made, work is turned and is ready for Row 2. Row 2 will be repeated for the remainder of the dish cloth. On Row 2 the turning chain is skipped and the first double crochet is skipped (this was the last double crochet that was made on Row 1). A double crochet is made into the following stitch.
Hace 3 días · Description. Working in the round in crochet is a versatile technique that can be used on everything from crochet baby hat patterns to amigurumi toys. There are two standard ways for working in the round: Working in rounds, joining with slip stitches at the end of each round. Working in a continuous spiral.
28 de may. de 2024 · You may be interested in. 3 Color Rope Stitch Edging Join Creative Crochet Corner to continue watching for $9.00 per month / $82.00 per year. In this video, Mary Beth Temple demonstrates how to create this beautiful, colorful, structured edging. It is a fabulous choice for edging a blanket or cardigan!
Hace 2 días · GRANNY CIRCLE INSTRUCTIONS. This circle can be made in any yarn you prefer, just adjust the hook size to match the yarn (consult the yarn label for hook size), the thicker the yarn, the bigger your circle will be. Ch 4. Sl st into 4th chain from hook to make circle. Rnd 1: Ch 4, (dc in center sp, ch 1) 11 times, sl st to ch-4 to close rnd.
Hace 2 días · Usually the Catherine’s Wheel is done in two colors, which results in the distinctive, beautiful wheel-shaped sections of color, but you can change the look of this stitch by adding more colors if you want. Jen notes that this stitch pattern is known as a yarn-eater, meaning that it uses up a lot of yarn, and makes a thick, heavy fabric.
