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Saturday, 29 March 2014
Magic with hook by Fibreromance
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Friday, 28 March 2014
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Thursday, 27 March 2014
kawai crochet cat scarf
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Wednesday, 26 March 2014
Crochet jewelry by Fibreromance
Enjoy this little presentation!
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Crochet monkey by Fibreromance
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Crochet bunny by Fibreromance
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Saturday, 17 March 2012
Crochet baby hat - daisy
Daisy Crochet baby hat by Fibreromance
Size of hat:
The hat measures 14.5" around and 6" long. This hat should fit a baby 3-6 months
Yarn: worsted weight
Bernat Satin Yarn in:, Yellow, Blue, green
Bernat Softee baby yarn in: soft Fern,
(These tree colors are worked with 4mm hook)
Crochet hook size: 4 mm
Bernat Softee baby yarn in :White
(For the petals)
Crochet hook size: 3.5 mm
Hat is worked from the top, in rounds:
Into magic ring:
Round 1: Ch 2 (counts as HDC), 9 HDC = 10 HDC, tide up magic ring, use contrast color yarn to mark beginning of the rounds, continue work
Round 2: inc 2 HDC in each St around (means work 2 HDC in each stitch) = 20 HDC
Round 3: inc every other HDC (* inc 2 HDC, HDC* repeat all around) = 30 HDC
Round 4: inc every third HDC (* HDC, HDC, inc 2 HDC* repeat all around) =40 HDC
Round 5: inc every forth HDC (* HDC, HDC, HDC, inc 2 HDC* repeat all around), last inc in this round are 2 SC, = 48 HDC + 2 SC (50 st), SL ST to the next, cut off.
Note: we do that just because To make it look smoother, when you changing color.
Join to blue yarn just before SL ST to keep up on same amount of stitches.
Round 6: Change to blue yarn, work on back loops only, ch 2 (counts as HDC), Inc every fifth HDC (* HDC, HDC, HDC, HDC, inc 2 HDC* repeat all around),= 60 HDC
Round 7: inc every sixth HDC (* HDC, HDC, HDC, HDC, HDC, HDC inc 2 HDC* repeat all around) =70 HDC,
Round 8 -11 = 70 HDC
In this row we will start to firm waves.
Continue work with blue yarn:
Round 12: 3sc, *5 HDC,5 SC* repeat all around, 2 SC = 70 St
Note: when you chancing medium and soft green yarn do not cut off. Simply drop one color end of the row and continue work with different color.
Change color to medium green
Round 13- 14: 3sc, *5 HDC,5 SC* repeat all around, 2 SC
Change color to soft green
Round 15- 16: 3sc, *5 HDC,5 SC* repeat all around, 2 SC
Change color to medium green
Round 17- 18: 3sc, *5 HDC,5 SC* repeat all around, 2 SC
Work that many rows as you need to obtain needed hight (lengt of the hat). Model shows 12 rounds.
In second last row work:
3sc, *2 HDC, DC, 2 HDC, 5 SC* repeat all around, 2 SC,
Then in last round:
SL ST over each of 3 SC, *2 HDC, DC, 2 HDC, SL ST over next 5 SC* repeat all around, fasten off.
Petals:
Now we will return back to yellow part and we will work on unused loops of round 6.
In previous round we had 50 st.
First petal
Join white yarn on the back,
R1: ch 1, SC to same (join spot), SC in next 9 st, SL ST to next, turn = 10 SC
R2: skip SL ST, 10 SC, ch 1, turn
R3: skip 1 st, 9 SC, ch 1, turn
R4: skip 1 st, 8 SC. ch 1, turn
R5: skip 1 st, 7 SC, ch 1, turn
R6: skip 1 st, 7 SC , turn
R7: skip 3 first SC, 9 DC in 4th, skip next 3 Sl st into last St of the row ,fasten off.
Next petal
Join yarn to the last st ( it is a SL ST from previous petal) then work same way as fisrt petal.
After last (fifth petal is made, do not cut off).
Edge around all petals: *SL ST, Ch 1*, fasten off.
Now the fun part is over and annoying part begins ( at least for me ): needle time & working in ends.
Begin with white lose ends where you joined yarn. Then work in ends of petal, sew gently just - a couple st – to the blue part of the hat.
Then green, blue , yellow…. Uff a lot of ends hmmm?!
And now you are definitely done and ready to go with your baby girl for a spring walk, even still a bit chilli!
Enjoy your day!
Wednesday, 14 March 2012
How to crochet flowers By Fibreromance
How to crochet flowers
By Fibreromance
Inspiration:
Make your very own crochet necklace
Use it as a hair clip
Adore baby garment
Summer crochet necklace by Fibreromance
Crochet hook size 1.5 mm
Crochet thread: pearl, size 3
Daisy:( large)
Into magic ring: 11 SC
Round 1: Inc in each 2 SC, =22 SC
SL ST in next,
Petal:
ch 11,
Working into chain: SC in second from the hook,
HDC,HDC, 7 DC, skip one st sl to the next,
Continue working all around, 10 petals made.
SL ST around each petal (SL ST to each st previously made, second last befor tip of petal ch 1, SC to the tip, ch 1, SL ST down the petal.
Smaller flower:
Chain 6, SL ST to the first to firm a circle,
Petal:
Round 1: 12 SC into ring, SL ST to first,
Round 2: *ch 3, skip one,* continue all around = 6 loops
Round 3: SL ST to first loop, ch 3, 3 DC, ch 3, SL ST to the same loop, SL ST to the next loop
Repeat to each loop, fasten off.
Pink 3d flower:
With hot pink, into magic ring 7 SC
Round 1: SL ST to the first, inc 2 SC in each around =14 SC
Roud 2: work on front loops only: *SC, 2 inc*, = 21 SC
Round 3-4: SC around = 21 SC,(SL ST around in last round)fasten off
With cyclamen (work on unused loops of round 2):
Round 1: 14 SC.
Round 2: inc 2 SC in each around =28 SC
SL ST to the next, ch 3, skip two st, SL ST to the next, continue work around, = 9 loops
SL ST to the next , work into loop:
*SC, ch 1, 5 DC, ch1, SC, SL ST *, move to next loop, repeat to each loop around.
After last petal is made , SL ST , fasten off. Work ends in.
It works with yarn too:
Soft touch red heart yarn white
Lime hook size 3.25 mm
Monday, 27 February 2012
Thursday, 2 February 2012
Crochet necklace Sunny day in Caribbean by Fibreromance
By Fibreromance
Crochet necklace Sunny day in Caribbean
Crochet hook size 1.5 mm
Pearle embroidered thread
Circle:
Into magic ring 7 SC,
Round 1: * 2SC* in each around
Round 2: * SC, 2 SC inc* repeat to the end of round
Round 3: * SC, SC, 2 SC inc* repeat to the end of round
Round 4: * SC,SC,SC, 2 SC inc* repeat to the end of round, SL ST to the next fasten off.
Join black thread, one st before SL ST, repeat last round made:
- *SC,SC,SC, 2 SC inc* repeat to the end of round, next
- SC to the each ST around. SL ST to the next fasten off
Make several multicolor circles. To regulate size of circles, work 3 rounds in color, then fasten off…etc, or add round 5 and increase * SC,SC,SC,SC, 2 SC*
Black part: always repeat last round made and then just SC around.
Sewing black edge: Sew row to and one gently together.
Arrange your circles components to the desired shape a sew it together.
To avoid “picking” ends after you work lose ends in, use a touch of jewellery glue, or any glue what dried clear.
All done. Enjoy!
picture tutorial
Sunday, 22 January 2012
Free form crochet necklace by Fibreromance.Etsy
This video will give you an idea, how to crochet free form necklace. Happy crafting!
This project is to complex to be done as written pattern :-)
But here is couple a notes how to start,
...
Free form red necklace by Fibreromance
Crochet hook size 1.40 mm
Crochet thread size 10
Ch 30, SL ST to first (to firm a circle)
Into circle :
Row 1:60 SC, do not turn
Row 2: 3 SC in next, 30 SC, 3 sc in next, ch 1 skip one SL ST to next, ch 1, turn
Row 3:skip first, SC to next, 3 SC. Ch 8, skip 5 SC, SL ST to next, ch 1, 7 SC into loop,
Ch 1, DC, ch 1, 7 SC into loop, ch 7, skip next 4 st, SC to the corner st, ch 7,
Skip 4, SL ST to next, 22 SC 9you reached the beginning, cont. 10 SC, ch 20,
SL ST to fifth, ch 21 , SL ST to DC, ch 1, 5 SC, ch 4, SL ST to last SC in the row,
To next loop, 7 SC, 8 SC to next loop, skip one st, SL ST to the next, fasten off.
Facing you wrong side, join to third from beginning (to the right), ch 7, skip 2, SL ST
To third, ch 1, flip it, and work into loop, 3 SC, ch 1, 3 DC, ch 1, 3 SC, SL ST to next , fasten off.
Join thread to the sixth from both string ( right side) , work into bigger loop, 7 SC , place marker ch 1, 3 DC, ch 1, 14 SC, SL ST to next st, ch 1, turn
Skip first, 9 SC, ch 1 , 2 DC, ch 1, 6 SC, ch 1, turn
8 SC, ch 1, turn,
8 SC, ch 1, turn,
8 SC, ch 1, turn,
8 SC, ch 1, turn,
8 SC, ch 1, turn,
8 SC, ch 1, turn,
8 SC, ch 1, turn,
Skip first, 7 SC, ch 1, turn
7 SC, ch 1, turn,
Skip first, 6 SC, ch 1, turn,
6sc, ch 7 9for button loop, SL ST, to opposite corner, fasten off.
Join thread, (in spot where you joined 6+6 chains,
18 SC, SL ST to next, ch 1, turn
SC, 2 SC, in same to the end,, 4 SC to row previously made, ch 5, SL ST to third row, turn 8 SC to the loop, SL ST to last, fasten off.
Ch 22, SC, to second, SL ST to next, ch 7, SL ST to forth, repeat 4 times, 3 SC, join with first w/h SC , continue into first loop, 9 SC to each loop, SL ST to next, fasten off leaving very long end.
Use needle to add blanket st. on inner circle. Sew it to part I. (see picture)
Monday, 28 November 2011
How to crochet lariat necklace By Fibreromance
Crochet lariat necklace
By Fibreromance
What do you need?
Crochet hook 4.00 mm
Yarn: Bernat Satin in green, yellow and white color,
(Or any other yarn suitable for hook size 4.00 mm)
Tapestry needle (to work ends in)
Scissors
Leaf:
Ch 7, to the third from hook, 2 DC in same, hdc, hdc, SC, SL ST to the last,
Ch 15, to the third from hook, 2 DC in same, hdc, hdc, SC, SL ST to the next,
Ch 22,
Repeat:* to the third from hook, 2 DC in same, hdc, hdc, SC, SL ST to the next*,
18 times or how long you want the necklace to be, then
Ch 22, SL ST to the fifth from the hook to make a loop, SL ST next 7, ch 7, Make a leaf,
SL ST 16 times, ch 3, miss 2 ch, SL ST to next 13, ch 7 make a leaf, continue to the end,
Fasten off.
Center of the flower:
Crochet hook 4.00 mm
Yarn: Bernat Satin in yellow color
Work 15 SC into loop, SL ST to the first SC; work around on front loops only:
*Ch 1, SL ST to next* fasten off.
Work same in each loop previously made.
Petals:
Crochet hook 4.00 mm
Yarn: Bernat Satin in white color
Work on unused back loops on yellow part. Join white yarn anywhere.
*Ch 1, SC,HDC in same, 3 DC in next, HDC, SC , SL ST in same, * repeat 5 times around, 5 petals made, fasten off.
Thanks for watching!
Have a creative time ahead!
Fibreromance.Etsy
Monday, 14 November 2011
Crochet flowery scarflette
This is a pattern for free form crochet random flowers neckwarmer.
Pattern included:
Basic scarf- neckwarmer
Flower patterns
Leafs pattern
for more patterns and tutorials please visit my shop section:
Motives may be also used as appliqué to adore and personalized your outfit, child blanket, pillows etc.
Pictures and written instructions will lead you from beginning up to finished project.
For picture tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vefbyhqhZ-I
Easy project to do. Pattern included detailed pictures and written instructions.
Pattern included:
Basic scarf- neckwarmer
Flower patterns
Leafs pattern
for more patterns and tutorials please visit my shop section:
Motives may be also used as appliqué to adore and personalized your outfit, child blanket, pillows etc.
Pictures and written instructions will lead you from beginning up to finished project.
For picture tutorial: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vefbyhqhZ-I
Easy project to do. Pattern included detailed pictures and written instructions.
For more information, see: PDF pattern for sale
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Sunday, 13 November 2011
Multicolor structured scarf by Fibreromance
With brown:
Crochet hook size 4.0 mm
CH 194 (or number of chain divisible by 8 + 2 Ch for turning)
Row 1: SC do the second from the hook, SC up to end =192 SC, turn
Row 2: CH 2, *SC, CH 1, skip next st* continue to the end, turn
Row 3: CH 3, *DC do next SC, CH 1, * continue to the end, turn
Row 4: CH 4, *TR to next DC, CH 1* continue to the end, turn
Row 5: CH 4, DC into first space, * CH 5, DC into next space* repeat to end, turn
Row 6: 2 DC into first 3 chain space, CH 5, into same space work: 2 TR,2CH, 2 TR, 2 CH, TR, into next space : 2 CH, DC into next 5 chain space, 2 ch, into next space, work 1 TR, 2 ch, 1 TR tree times , repeat to the end, to second last: *CH 2, TR* 4 times, CH 4, TR to next, CH 4, DC to same, fasten off.
Join purple yarn:
Row 1: SC to the end, ch 6, join with SL ST on brown part, turn CH 1, 6 SL ST down chain (button hole),
Row 2: front loops only, SC to the first, *ch 2, skip 2 st, SC* repeat to end of row, CH 1, SC to the first st in first purple st, ch 4 , SL ST to the first unused back loop st, *ch 5, skip 3, SL ST*, continue to the end, turn.
Row 3: *ch 7, SC to next loop* repeat to the end, join with SL ST, fasten off.
Join blue yarn to the brown part(row 3), ch 6-7, join in next row, SL ST, SL ST back, continue work:
Row 1:CH 3, SL ST do the SC, repeat to the end, turn
Row 2: CH 2, to the first space: *DC,CH,DC,CH,DC,CH,DC,CH, to next space SC, CH*,repeat to the end, SL ST to the last loop, fasten off.
Join blue: (to the corner of purple row, facing you right side)
Crochet hook size 4.0 mm
Row 1: *to each loop 2 SC, SC (into SC previously made)* 192 SC, turn
Row 2: CH 2, *SC, CH 1, skip next st* continue to the end, turn
Row 3: CH 3, *DC do next chain space, CH 1, * continue to the end, turn
Row 4: CH 5, *skip DC, DC do next DC , CH 5, * continue to the end, turn
Row 5: CH 3, 2 DC into first 3 chain space, CH 1, into same space work: 2 TR,1 CH, 2 TR, 1 CH, 2 DC , 1 CH, into next 5 chain space SC, 1 ch, * into next space SC , 1 ch,2 DC, CH 1,2 tr,ch1,2 TR,CH 1, 2 DC, ch 1* repeat to the end, to same, fasten off.
Work loose ends in. Crochet two simple buttons. Sew it on and enjoy!
Wednesday, 26 October 2011
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