Thursday, September 23, 2010
Rustic Rug
Thursday, January 7, 2010
Napkin Holder - Porta guardanapo
You will need:
- 01 Bella - Pingouin Yarns
- 01 hook 2.0mm
Botton
Follow the chart below:
Click in the picture to enlarge
Start with 6 chains, more 2 and 3 double crochet; 03 chains an
d 04 double crochet (make more 03 and close the round)
Round 2-8: in the chains, make 02 double crochet and follow with double squares to close the round.
Follow until round 8 and make more 03 rounds with double crochet (don't increase!)
Top
You will repeat the same chat above and stop in the round 8.
Assembly
Make sleep crochet to join the botton with the top, but let 1/4 of the work open.
Flower
Make 40 chains and make with 38 double crochet. Sew making a roll, forming a flower.
Let's crocheting!
Tuesday, January 5, 2010
Pearls Baby Coat
Here is an example of using Cibele's stitch. Some people's feedbacks said that the stitch is Broomstick Lace. In Portuguese, I didn't figure out what it is the real name.
So, let's work on Baby Coat.
The materials that I used was:
- Anne - Circulo's yarn
- Hook 1,75 mm
- 2 buttons of pearls
- Hook for sewing
Back
Start with 70 chains and more 2.
Round1: in the second chain, make a slip stitch and begin the Cibele's Stitch.
Round 2 - 9 = continue the stitch
Sleeves
Start with 50 chains and more 2.
Round1: in the second chain, make a slip stitch and begin the Cibele's Stitch.
Round 2 - 8 = continue the stitch
Right Front
Start with 35 chains and more 2.
Round1: in the second chain, make a slip stitch and begin the Cibele's Stitch.
Round 2 - 7 = continue the stitch
Round 8 = continue the stitch, but decrease one stitch (one lace) to make the neck
Round 9 = continue the stitch, but decrease one stitch (one lace) to make the neck
Left Front
Start with 35 chains and more 2.
Round1: in the second chain, make a slip stitch and begin the Cibele's Stitch.
Round 2 - 7 = continue the stitch
Round 8 = continue the stitch, but decrease one stitch (one lace) to make the neck
Round 9 = continue the stitch, but decrease one stitch (one lace) to make the neck
Assembly
Sew all the parts and the buttons and it's ready!
Let's Crocheting
Monday, January 4, 2010
Crochet in Jericoacora
On vacation, I went to Jericoacora, Ceara, Brazil. It is considered one of the ten most exuberant beaches of the planet. It's located at 313 km from Fortaleza (capital of the State of Ceara).
Beside of the beautiful beaches, dunes and all the nature, it is a place that you can see a lot of crochet works. The crochet craftsman are selling in the beach, at hotels lobbies wherever you go. They sell beautiful things and when there is no customer around, they are crocheting. These women are quickly and precise in their work.
Crochet is part of the culture of this State. You can see crochet placemats in the restaurants, hats, bikinis, napkin holders in hotels' tables. It's something to inspire.
Below, some pictures of Jericoacoara's crochet. Soon, I intend to publish some patterns inspired on their works.
Monday, December 21, 2009
Cibele's Stitch
Look like knit, but it's crochet!!!
You will just need is a piece of rigid paper ou small plastic ruler. The height of your paper or
plastic will be the size of your stitch. So, choose thinking about that. In this example, I chose a piece of rigid paper as you can see below:
Now, let's start working. Get your yarn and the appropriate hook and we will start crocheting.
Start with chains. Make chains multiple of 5.
Make 2 more chains and make a single chain.
Now let's start Cibele's Stitch. You will enlarge this stitch and put it on the paper.
Make others loops in single chain and put it all of them on the paper.
Take the stitches away.
Get 5 loops and make 5 single chains. Get more 5 and make more 5 single chains until the end.
In the next round, you make the same as you can see in the picture below:
Follow the others instructions and make the second round.
If you any doubts, I'll be glad to help you.
Let's crocheting!!!
Friday, December 18, 2009
Crochet Bag
This is my new finished project. It's a bag that is so easy to do and the result is great. This pattern was created by Lucy of Attic24. Here is her blog with the pattern: http://attic24.typepad.com/weblog/crochet-bag.html
I used Anne by Circulo yarns. You can notice that I have a lot of works with this yarn. I bought to do a blanket, but it didn't work out, so, I'm using all of this bought yarn doing other things.
Basically, you just need to crochetting a circle increasing all rounds and when you get the desired size, you stop increasing. Easy don't you think?
Thanks Lucy for you creation and sharing this pattern with all of us!
Saturday, December 12, 2009
Stripped Bikini
This pattern was based on Minchanka web site. If you want to make one, please acess her website: http://minchanka.by/julia/StripedSwimsuitWithSeashells.html
If you have some kind of difficult to understand, because it's wrote in Russian (I believe so!), you can use google translator. It's not a perfect translation, but it helps a lot.
I used Anne yarns and 1,75mm hook. Cream, purple, and pink was the colors that I used.