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I am completely obsessed with making these crochet wind spinners, and every time I get a new idea for one, I just got to crochet it. I am moving through my stash yarn like lightning making these wind spinners, as they are such an easy project. SO here's the next wind spinner for you
Poppy Spiral Windspinner FREE CROCHET PATTERN by LisaAuch Crochet
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I knew as soon as I had made the crochet daisy bucket hat I was asked to crochet a bag. But instead of using the 8 petal daisy, I decided to use a 12 petal daisy for the granny square. And as soon as I posted the Crochet Granny SQaure bag you were asking for the pattern on how to crochet the daisy Granny Square Bag. This is NOT a hard crochet project, it really is quite easy once you have made the squares. Its a fantastic Yarn Stash buster as well. If you make a Daisy cGranny Square Bag and post it online be sure to let me see it by tagging me #lisaauchcrochet
I will take you through the steps to help you crochet your very own daisy center granny square bag. Please note these crochet daisies have 12 petals. If you would prefer an 8 petal daisy granny square you can follow the steps for the daisy square on my website here, which I made a Crochet bucket hat with the 8 petal daisy granny inserts
If you have arrived at this page FIRST but do not know how to crochet the
Written and photo instructions to crochet the Daisy Flower Granny Square I have written out the Basic crochet pattern for you to crochet the Daisy Granny Square which you can use to either make bags or use as inserts for a cardigan, pullover, or even a hat like I Did in the Crochet Daisy Bucket hat pattern you can see HERE or if you just wish to go straight to see
Easy Crochet Baby Hat Pattern perfect for beginnersI have added in some photos to show you How to crochet a hat with this free easy crochet baby hat pattern with a beautiful easy crochet flower.
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| Free crochet baby hat pattern (EASY ) by Lisa Auch Crochet |
Warning these crochet baby hats are addictive!
Cute free crochet baby hat pattern, Step by Step Really easy crochet pattern which is ideal for beginners.
Making up these gorgeous hats is both fun and rewarding as you can change them to suit, for sizes very easily.Using the basic beanie pattern, this is a gorgeous baby hat for the little princess.
I actually find myself making this hat the most when I am asked for a baby set, as it is so easy to add little embellishments of ribbon and decorations to take your crochet work to exceptional professional standards.
Crochet Baby Patterns hat blankets, booties Lisa Auch
Blanket with SHELL border
Hat Pattern on this page (as shown in the lilac set HERE instead of the single crochet 4 rounds. I finished with a simple Shell of(5dcs) )
Booties Pattern HERE
But don't be put off thinking these are unachievable for the beginner.
The patterns for the Basic Hat and flower are VERY easy with these step by step photos and written pattern FREE
Written in US term
Hook 4.00mm (UK) 0-3 months and for small newborn follow the pattern and parts written in red and use a 3.50mm hook.
Double knit yarn.Sizes; newborn, 0-3 monthsNOTE:Each round is joined with a slip stitch, chain 3 is not counted as part of the stitch counts per round.Special instructions:(always make a stitch in every base of chain 3 to start
(this continues the shaping of the beanie.)
Newborn head circumference of finished hat = 13 inches this hat will be stretchy as we are using using Double Crochet (DC)
0-3 months head circumference is 14 inches around
Please be advised I crochet extrmemly loosly you may need to go up a hook size to achieve the measurements) SO check your width is correct at Rnd 4
TO StartRnd 1 : Ch 3, 12 DC into the first chain , or (Magic circle and 2 dc into the circle), slip stitch into top of ch3 (12)
Rnd 2: Ch 2,
2 DC in every stitch round (increasing in every stitch around)
Slip into top of ch 2 to join (24)
Rnd 4: Ch3, (1st 2Dc in the base chain 3)*dc in next 2sts, 2DC in the next stitch* repeat ** around(you are increasing by 1 in every 3rd stitch around)Slip into top of ch2, to join (48)
at this point will measure Newborn 3.75 inces across 0-3 months 4.5 inches around 4.25 inches across (3 months)
NOTE: Newborn size work as follows but finish after you have worked round 9JUMP TO Round 11 and complete hat from rnd 11 onwards....(you will have 12 rounds completed for a newborn )
Rnd 5 to Rnd 10: Ch2, Starting in the base of Ch2 , Dc in each stitch around(48)
(Your hat will be taking shape now) Slip into the top of ch2 to join on every round
Rnd 10- Rnd 14: (Ch1 at the beg of each rnd) Sc in each st around. Slip into top of ch 1 to join
Finished length fof hat from top to bottom edge should be for NEWBORN is 4.75 inches and
FInished length for 0-3 months is 5.5 inches. If you need to add in an extra round please do so here .
How to Crochet a Simple crochet flowerMagic Circle10SC into circle, slip st to join,(or)Chain 3, 10 sc into 1st chain on hook, slip to join to top of Ch 3 (10sc)
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Continue working in each petal from ** around. finish off and weave in ends.crochet baby hat with crochet flower free patternTo finish thread a simple ribbon through the last round of Double Crochet PostsI usually leave a long tail to attach the flower to the hat. Or you can just leave without the Ribbon
Hat pictured is the newborn size of this pages pattern
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Twisted Front Crochet Headband Pattern FREE. Looks like Knit! But it's Crochet. Easy beginner-friendly crochet headband/ear warmer that twists at the front or back depending on how you wish to wear it. These twist-front crochet headbands are my BESTSELLER at craft stalls, and online. I have included 2 videos to show you how to crochet the Knit look stitches. This will help you even if you are a beginner at crocheting. They also do not take up much yarn so are perfect yarn stash busters, and I Love playing around with colors for them.
The Camel Stitch is worked by working up and through the hidden Third Loop of the previous rows stitch.
The Camel crochet Stitch gives a lovely braided effect to your work
We will work a slight variation of the camel stitch on alternative rows, by working into the BACK of the 3rd loop,
The combination of working the Camel stitch(3rd loop HDC) and working the Back 3rd loop HDC gives your crochet project a knit and purl effect.
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I love these croche wind spinners I am crocheting lots of the spinners just now for some home decoration in my sunroom, and now My grandson is obsessed with these wind spinners.
So I have been busy crocheting several themed wind spinners for him, since the Autumn/ Fall season celebrations are nearly upon us I thought how about a lovely Pumpkin themed wind spinner. These would make amazing crochet home decor ideas for Thanksgiving and Halloween
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A friend sent me an image of a cute bucket hat with daisy flower granny squares on it, asking me if I could crochet a bucket hat like it for her. Id previously made her a crochet bucket hat which she loved but she fancied the Daisy granny flower band around it.
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What is the BEST GIFT to give to someone who loves Crochet?
I am often asked what would I recommend as a gift to get for someone they know who loves to crochet, whether it be a mom, daughter, sister, auntie friend, uncle, dad, brother, or anyone else you know that crochets.
I am forever grateful to the people who realize my hobby is also my passion. I LOVE crochet and everything
Pretty Obvious, but what type and kind of yarn to buy someone who crochets can be mindboggling.
If you know the person relatively well and know their favorite color then that makes it easier. However, beware the yarn thickness and textures vary.
so
I'm going to have to say as my number 1 favorite of what to get someone who crochets as a gift is
These crochet wind spinners are amazing. And such an EASY Crochet Project.
You can Make the yarn spinners as long as you want.
Make a chain any number you wish I have found with this pattern 66 chains to start makes a perfect wind spinner
You can USe ANY yarn and ANY suitable hook for your yarn.
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A free Crochet Pattern for a Baby Blanket, the crochet stitch used resembles little fluffy clouds. Enjoy this easy-to-crochet baby blanket with an easy-to-remember stitch repeat, making a wonderful soft squishy little cloud effect.
It is So Easy to crochet this baby blanket as it is an easy-to-remember crochet stitch pattern repeat not only making it an impressive baby blanket go-to pattern but also Perfect for Beginners.
I am so excited for a dear friend who is expecting their first baby. That I just knew I had to crochet her and her baby a unique crochet blanket.
After a few heartbreaking years and lots of trying she is finally going to be a mum.
So I was asked to create a special cozy crochet blanket for the new arrival. she had asked me for a large baby blanket that could also be used as a crochet baby shawl.
This is crochet blanket is actually a pretty BIG baby blanket. However, it is an easy repetitive stitch and actually works up in no time.
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After trying out several multiple stitches worked together, getting so far and then not liking the texture or look of the blanket.
Finally, I settled on the effect created by working sc/2dc in the same stitch it looked perfect in the white yarn and I loved how quickly a nice soft blanket started to develop. The texture reminds me of fluffy little white clouds.
It is really soft and warm.
This is a great pattern for working on whilst watching your favorite TV show as the repetition is so easy.
Beginners, please do not be put off by how impressive this blanket is as it's the perfect project for a beginner too.
Materials:
4.500mm hook and a 5.00 mm hook for the starting chain to ensure it is Loosley crocheted.
Pattern written in US terms (I am from the UK but prefer US terms)
I used Double Knit /light worsted in White, (11 balls of 100grms)
this blanket could also fit over a single bed as a cover.
However, you CAN use any type of yarn and crochet hook size you wish by following the instructions on how to make the blanket any size you wish Pattern is written in US Terms.
The starting Chain is worked in multiples of 3 + 2
The pattern stitch is: sc/2dc in the same stitch
PLEASE NOTE:
TO MAKE THE BLANKET ANY SIZE YOU WANT
Crochet a starting chain to the size you need, make sure you can divide the total amount of chains by 3, then add 2 more chains and follow the pattern below from row 1.
Start Blanket with a 5.00mm hook
Chain 161 (very loosely, or consider starting with a bigger hook) (This made my blanket 45 inches WIDE) Remember your tension may be different from mine, you may need to go up a hook or down a hook size, OR change your starting chain as long as you have a Multiple of 3 + 2
Change here to a 4.50mm hook and continue using it for the rest of the blanket
Row 1: (1sc, 2dc) in 2nd ch from hook, * skip 2ch's, (1sc, 2dc) in next ch, * rpt from * * to last 3ch's, skip 2ch's, 1sc in last ch. Turn. (53 shells)
Row 2: ch1, {1sc, 2dc} in base of ch1, * skip 2dc, {1sc, 2dc} in next sc,* rpt from * * to last 2dc and sc, skip 2dc, 1sc in last stitch. Turn.
Repeat Row 2 from here on in until you have reached the desired length.
DO NOT Break Yarn and continue working into the border.
Crochet Border Blanket Pattern:
Crochet blanket - Free baby blanket crochet pattern
A Close up of the Crochet border for the blanket. The ribbon is threaded through the Double Crochet Stitch Posts
Rnd 1: ch3, and DC evenly along all 4 sides of the blanket, making 3DCs in each corner.
slip stitch to join into top of ch3 at start of the round.
(we will thread the ribbon through this round.)
Rnd 2: ch4 (counts as dc + 1 ), dc all in the base of chain4. skip next 2 sts, {work dc,ch1, dc} = v stitch made.
Continue Round by working, skip next 2 sts, {work dc,ch1, dc}, slip into the middle ch1 of first v stitch you made, at the corners DO NOT skip any stitches.....{work dc,ch1, dc} in each of the 3 double crochets of previous rounds
ch3 (counts as hdc), 2dc in SAME space, chain 3, slip stitch into 1st chain of chain 3 (picot made) 2dc, hdc, - all in v of the previous round. work 1 single crochet in next V of previous rounds.
continue working *hdc, 2dc, ch3 slip into the first chain (picot made), 2dc, hdc in previous rounds V stitch, single crochet in NEXT V*, work * * around.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
Thread a choice of color of ribbon around alternative posts of the double crochet round.
As always you are free to make and sell items you have made from the pattern. However, You Must NOT copy or distribute the pattern online TEXT OR PDF, in part or whole anywhere else without my express written permission. You can share the picture of the finished item. With a link BACK to this page. You must NOT use my pictures in any way to sell YOUR Own Finished product You will NOT put this PATTERN (whole or in part) onto ANY other SITE online without my express written permission. Or make a YouTube video with this pattern. This post may contain affiliate links.
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The Cutest Easiest Bumble Bee Pattern.
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| FREE CROCHET BEE PATTERN |
Easy Simple Crochet Bumble BEE PATTERN
I saw the most adorable small CROCHET BEE, whilst I was out and about, it had been made and placed in a little clear bag with a Bee Kind message printed on a tag.
It also had the message
I am not lost but If I made you smile please take me home #randomactsofkindness
I was desperate to get home and crochet a little small fuzzy bumblebee of my own, For several reasons.
Over the years I have learned to LOVE Bees, I'm fascinated by beekeepers and the work they do, but also how our humble-bees are SO important to our planet, and encouraging them into the garden by planting bee-friendly plants and flowers. (some task in the North of Scotland)but I'm learning and finding new and wonderful plants that bees will find attractive and will survive our cold north winds.
Also, I love that the BEE is also the Symbol used in the Bee Kind message, in regards to mental health and online trolling.
Materials to Crochet the bee
Black Chunky Yarn
4.00mm hook
Black safety eyes
Yarn needle
sc - single crochet
sl stitch to join- slip into the first stitch of the round to join
2sctog- Work 2 sc together to decrease 1 stitch.
Weave in ALL ends as you go.
In the first few rounds DO NOT join, work continuously, until you join the BLACK yarn,
slip to join rounds after this for a neater color join
Wings can be made in one piece then sewn in place to the body of the bee, OR
Follow instructions to slip to join the wings.
CRochet BEE Pattern (FREE )
With yellow and 4.00mm hook make a magic ring or Ch2
Rnd 1: 6 sc's in-ring or the 2nd chain from the hook, (6 sts) (DO NOT JOIN)
Rnd 2: 2 sc's in each sc around (12sts)(DO NOT JOIN)
Rnd 3: (sc in the next sc, 2sc in the next) Repeat ( ) around (18st) (DO NOT JOIN)
Rnd4-7: sc in each sc around,
AT THE end of RND 7, Slip stitch to join last st, to First st of the round.
Join BLACK YARN, Leave a LONG tail to
Create the antennae.
Use the picture for help in pulling through on round 4 above the bees 2 eyes the long black threads you left for placing the antennae.
R8-9: in black, sc around, change to yellow at the end of 9
R10-11: sc around with yellow, change to black again at the end of R14-start stuffing firmly
R 12-13: sc around with black, change back to yellow for the final rounds
R 14: in yellow, sc around, slip to join START Stuffing the bee here
R 15: (sc in the next sc, dec) around- 12 scs
Finish stuffing
Rnd 16: work 2sctogether, around, and fasten off, leaving a long tail for finishing off
(as your work is very tight at this point use the end of your hook to help push
stuffing into the end then weave the tail through the scs of the last round.
Pull tight and secure.
Wings: (flat with sharp tips) With White Yarn,
(You can make in one piece THEN join or join as you go)
Ch12
Sc in 2nd ch of the hook, hdc, dc in next 3 sts,
slip stitch in next st,(using this slip stitch to attach the BEEs body to the wings)
Use pic for guidance.
The second part of the wing
ch1, Dc in next 3 sts, hdc in next, sc in last ch Fasten off and weave in ends neatly
It helps me to maintain the website and buy new materials to make even more free patterns
As always you are free to make and sell items you have made from the pattern
However, you must NOT copy or distribute the pattern online TEXT OR PDF, in part or whole anywhere else, or by creating an online video of my pattern. Without my express written permission.
You can share a picture of the finished item. With a link BACK to this page.
You must NOT use my pictures in any way to sell a finished product. You must use your own.
You will NOT put this PATTERN (whole or in part) on ANY other SITE online. Without my express written permission.
This pattern may contain affiliate links. Where I may make a small commission from your purchase at no extra cost to you
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