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Here are my new friends… little bears. Both teddies are made using the same pattern, but different yarns and hooks. blue bear – 12cm – size 3 cotton thread and 1.75mm hook pink bear – 15cm – DK acrylic yarn … Continue reading
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my recent project These cherries are easy and fun to make. I used my favourite 0.75mm hook and size 8 crochet cotton thread. Here are few photos of the process: The green stem/leaf part is made as one piece in … Continue reading
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head: made from 2 pieces joined together; using size 5 crochet thread and 1.5mm hook; with brown, chain 4, work in rows, ch1 and turn after each row starting from second ch from hook, sc in each chain across; ch1 … Continue reading
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These crocheted pencil holders are easy and fun to make. first, I need a container then, I crochet a flat circle as big as a base of my container after that I continue without any increases/decreases until the desired height … Continue reading
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These little unicorns are based on my reindeer pattern. Basically, the body/legs are from that pattern and I altered their heads and ears. Head: work in continuous spiral, stuff as you work 6sc into magic ring (6) 2sc in each … Continue reading
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I slightly modified my owl pattern and ended up with a penguin. The penguins are made from the same pattern but I used different threads and hooks to alter their sizes. small: size 8 crochet cotton and 0.75mm hook big: … Continue reading
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Micro Flowers… Yes, I use an ordinary polyester sewing thread and my 0.4mm hook to crochet these tiny flowers. And… it’s not as difficult as it seems 🙂 Give it a go! You may wish to watch a … Continue reading
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Best Friends These little friends are based on one pattern (MyLittleCow)
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Crocheted rocket Abbreviation (US terms): ch=chain st=stitch ss=slip stitch sc=single crochet 2sc=inc=increase dec=decrease I used size 3 crochet cotton thread and 1.75mm hook Instructions: with red, make a magic ring, work in rounds, close off each round with ss … Continue reading
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A Chicken Is Born… big: 1.75mm hook and size 3 crochet cotton thread little: 0.4mm hook and an ordinary polyester sewing thread Abbreviations: (US crochet terms) ch=chain st/sts=stitch/stitches ss=slip stitch sc=single crochet 2sc=inc=increase (2 single crochets in the same st) dec=invisible … Continue reading
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A Dog Is Born … an ordinary polyester sewing thread and 0.4mm hook is used in this pattern (you may wish to use any wool/yarn/thread/hook) Abbreviations (US terms): ch=chain, ss=slip stitch, sc=single crochet, dc=double crochet, 2sc=inc=increase (2sc in the same st), dec=decrease Head: … Continue reading
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It’s this time of the year! I am busy making crème egg covers for friends and family! Few more weeks till Easter… Yay, I am using 3mm hook and DK acrylic yarn this time. US crochet terms ch=chain, ss=slip stitch, … Continue reading
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Crocheted Vegetables (corn and pumpkins) US crochet terms ch=chain, ss=slip stitch, st=stitch, sc=single crochet, 2sc=inc=increase, dec=decrease size 8 crochet cotton thread, 0.75mm hook (an ordinary polyester sewing thread and 0.4mm hook for micro veggies) Pumpkin 1 (small): with orange, make … Continue reading
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Crocheted Vegetables (cucumbers, tomatoes, eggplants and carrots) US crochet terms ch=chain, ss=slip stitch, st=stitch, sc=single crochet, 2sc=inc=increase, dec=decrease size 8 crochet cotton thread, 0.75mm hook (an ordinary polyester sewing thread and 0.4mm hook for micro veggies) Cucumber 1: with green, … Continue reading
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