See this at: patternworks.com| Added on 05/29/07

click to enlarge Sew these suede soles onto your socks or felted slippers to make them cushy and more durable. Both styles have pre-punched holes for easy attaching. Choose lined (with man-made fleece) or unlined. Specify size.

click to enlarge Sew these suede soles onto your socks or felted slippers to make them cushy and more durable. Both styles have pre-punched holes for easy attaching. Choose lined (with man-made fleece) or unlined. Specify size. See less

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See this at: crochetpatterncentra...| Added on 04/24/07

Free Poncho Crochet Pattern

Free Poncho Crochet Pattern See less

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Bear, Pig and Cat Pillow. Measure 10" across not including arms, legs and ears. Gauge: 3 dc = 1"; 3 dc rows = 2" Materials for Bear : 5oz off white and 1 oz brown worsted weight yarn Two 20mm wiggly eyes, one 25 mm animal nose with washer, 18" yellow... See more

Bear, Pig and Cat Pillow. Measure 10" across not including arms, legs and ears. Gauge: 3 dc = 1"; 3 dc rows = 2" Materials for Bear : 5oz off white and 1 oz brown worsted weight yarn Two 20mm wiggly eyes, one 25 mm animal nose with washer, 18" yellow 3/8" satin ribbon. Fiberfill. Crochet hook size I. See less

See this at: crochetme.com| Added on 04/21/07

This is adapted from a technique I learned at a Lily Chin class. Once you get the hang of it, this technique allows for virtually seamless connections, and you sew it together as you work. Row 1: With RS facing, attach B, with sl st, in bottom right... See more

This is adapted from a technique I learned at a Lily Chin class. Once you get the hang of it, this technique allows for virtually seamless connections, and you sew it together as you work. Row 1: With RS facing, attach B, with sl st, in bottom right corner st of open side of purse. With smaller hook and working each chain into the edge of the purse panel, ch 3. Dc in the edge of each st across bottom panel to last st (it will be taut) to last st. For your last stitch, yo, put hook through the edge of the stitch like usual, but also insert the hook into the side edge of purse panel, pull loop through stitches and 2 loops on hook. Insert hook into side edge of purse panel above previous st and pull through all loops, turn. Rows 2-8: Ch 3 into side edge of purse panel to begin new row, dc in each st across row to last st. At last stitch, yo, insert hook through stitch and then into the side of purse panel, pull through all sts and loops on hook. Insert hook into side edge of purse panel a... See less

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See this at: crochetme.com| Added on 04/29/07

Pattern is worked primarily in the round. Do not turn or join rounds unless directed otherwise. Stitch markers are used to mark the increases in the toe section and then are not used again until you reach the ankle/heel area. Markers should be moved... See more

Pattern is worked primarily in the round. Do not turn or join rounds unless directed otherwise. Stitch markers are used to mark the increases in the toe section and then are not used again until you reach the ankle/heel area. Markers should be moved up in the same stitch in each round. Once you complete the toe, you can remove the markers, crochet in the round til you reach the ankle, and then replace them. Or move the markers up with each round if you prefer. It is helpful to use a distinct marker to mark the start of the round, to distinguish it from the mid-round marked stitch. I use 2 safety pins hooked together to mark the start of the round and single pins everywhere else. For simplicity and symmetry, increases are always made in pairs, before and after each marked stitch. Increases are made by crocheting two stitches (either sc or esc as applicable) in the specified stitch. When crocheting the first few rows of the heel, I sometimes find it difficult to distinguish between the... See less

See this at: kaleidesigns.com| Added on 04/25/07

We have made every effort to ensure that the instructions of patterns or recipes are accurate and complete. We cannot, however, be responsible for human error, typographical mistakes, or variations in individual work. We welcome your comments and... See more

We have made every effort to ensure that the instructions of patterns or recipes are accurate and complete. We cannot, however, be responsible for human error, typographical mistakes, or variations in individual work. We welcome your comments and suggestions. Thank you! See less

See this at: myrecycledbags.com| Added on 04/26/07

VHS Tape Sling Bag Now here is the same bag with some red fun fur added This little sling bag is crocheted using old VHS tape. It’s a great way to recycle those old VHS tapes that you may have stashed away and you don’t know what to do with. If you... See more

VHS Tape Sling Bag Now here is the same bag with some red fun fur added This little sling bag is crocheted using old VHS tape. It’s a great way to recycle those old VHS tapes that you may have stashed away and you don’t know what to do with. If you haven’t read my blog about how to use VHS tape to crochet click here for the link. It will explain how the whole process works so you too can crochet with VHS tape. Next I used a thrift store button for a closure but my sling bag just needed something more. I had a bit of red fun fur and thought it just might be the answer. What do you think? Should I add more along the bottom edge? I conducted a recent poll and many people liked the bag without the fun fur. You can embellish the bag if you want. The complete free pattern is below. Enjoy this recycled bag project! _________________________________________________________________ Crocheted VHS Tape Sling Bag Pattern Purse measures 8 inches wide and 8” long. Strap length is 45 inches Material:... See less

See this at: myrecycledbags.com| Added on 04/26/07

Materials needed: One large ball of plastic bags cut into strips and interlocked to create a “ball of yarn” to crochet with. Hook: “N” size metal hook Description: Small handbag tote purse - Bag measures 10” wide at top and 9” long with 6” oval... See more

Materials needed: One large ball of plastic bags cut into strips and interlocked to create a “ball of yarn” to crochet with. Hook: “N” size metal hook Description: Small handbag tote purse - Bag measures 10” wide at top and 9” long with 6” oval bottom and 5” handles. Directions: Ch 3 and join with a Sl St to form a ring. Round 1 Ch 2, then work 9 Hdc in ring, join with a Sl St to top of Ch 2. Round 2 Ch 2, Hdc in same st, work 2 Hdc in ea st around, join with a Sl St to top of Ch2. Round 3 Ch 2, Hdc in same st, *Hdc in next st, 2 Hdc in next st*. Repeat between * - * to end of round, joining with a Sl St to top of Ch 2. Lay bag round flat and mark both side edges. Round 4 Hdc in each st around (without the Ch 2), just continue working Hdc in rounds until you reach mark for side edge of bag, work 2 Hdc in ea next 3 sts at side mark. Hdc in ea st around to other side mark, then work 2 Hdc in ea next 3 sts at opposite side of bag. (This creates an oval bottom to your bag.) Rounds 5-6 Hdc... See less

See this at: coatsandclark.com| Added on 04/21/07

BASIC BAG: With CA, ch 13. Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across; turn – 12 sc. Row 2: Ch 1, sc in each sc across; turn. Rep Row 2 until 8" from beg. Now work in rnds without joining, but mark beg/end of rnds with a contrasting color... See more

BASIC BAG: With CA, ch 13. Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across; turn – 12 sc. Row 2: Ch 1, sc in each sc across; turn. Rep Row 2 until 8" from beg. Now work in rnds without joining, but mark beg/end of rnds with a contrasting color thread between first and last sts. Top-Rnd 1 (Right Side): Ch 1, * work 39 sc along long edge of base, 12 sc along short end of base; rep from * once more – 102 sc. Next Rnd: Sc in back lp of each sc around. Next Rnd: Sc in both lps of each sc around. Rep last rnd until 8½" above base. Final Rnd: * Sc in next sc, ch 1, skip next sc; rep from * around to marker; join with a sl st in first sc. Fasten off. BASIC STRAP A (B): With color indicated, ch 4 (6). Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each ch across; turn -3 (5) sc. Row 2: Ch 1, sc in each sc across; turn. Rep Row 2 until 15 (19)" from beg. Fasten off. Edge Rnd: Attach color indicated in a corner; ch 1, ** (sc, ch 1, sc) all in corner, ch 1, skip a space equal to one sc, * sc in strap,... See less

See this at: pages.e-yarn.com| Added on 04/21/07

Sorry, this item has been discontined and is no longer available. Beginner This elegant weekend project is as easy to crochet or knit as it is to wear!! Just throw it over a blouse or sweater and you have an elegant alternative to a fall jacket.... See more

Sorry, this item has been discontined and is no longer available. Beginner This elegant weekend project is as easy to crochet or knit as it is to wear!! Just throw it over a blouse or sweater and you have an elegant alternative to a fall jacket. Crochet version shown in Russet (136) Requires 8 skeins of Chenille Thick & Quick for Medium/Large 39" wide by 32" Long) or 10 skeins for X-Large 42" wide by 35" long. Add an extra skein for print colors. Crochet with Chenille Thick & Quick. Exclusive. Requires size N hook Order this item if you want a copy of the pattern shipped to you from our warehouse. Shipping charges will apply. Item Number: 992A Our Price: $2.50 EA | We accept Mastercard and Visa on our SECURE SERVER See less

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See this at: craftyarncouncil.com| Added on 04/21/07

This hot fashion item can be worked up in a weekend or a few evenings. Two strands held together and a giant hook make it quick and there is absolutely no finishing. | SIZES To fit Small (30-32 chest), Medium (34-36 chest), Large (38-40 chest).... See more

This hot fashion item can be worked up in a weekend or a few evenings. Two strands held together and a giant hook make it quick and there is absolutely no finishing. | SIZES To fit Small (30-32 chest), Medium (34-36 chest), Large (38-40 chest). Directions are for smallest size with larger sizes in parentheses. If there is only one figure, it applies to all sizes. FINISHED MEASUREMENTS * sleeve width at top of arm 21 (22, 23)/53 (56, 58.5)cm * center back neck to cuff 29 1/2 (30 1/2, 31 1/2)/75 (77.5, 80)cm MATERIALS * four, 5 oz./140g skeins (each approximately 253 yds/228m) of worsted weight yarn * Size P (11.5mm) crochet hook OR SIZE TO OBTAIN GAUGE GAUGE * 6 sts and 7 rounds to 4"/10cm using size P (11.5mm) hook and 2 strands of yarn held together. * 6 sts and 8 rows to 4"/10cm using size P (11.5mm) hook and 2 strands of yarn held together. TO INSURE PROPER SIZE, TAKE TIME TO CHECK GAUGE. Note: Garment sleeves worked in rounds; back worked in rows. FIRST SLEEVE With size P (11.5mm)... See less

See this at: caron.com| Added on 04/21/07

SIZES: Small (Medium, Large). FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Bust 36 (40, 44)” Length 24 (25, 26)” Sleeve Length 17” | MATERIALS Caron International’s Simply Soft (100% acrylic; 6 oz/170 g. 315 yds/288 m skein): #9705 Sage, 4 (4, 5) skeins One crochet hook... See more

SIZES: Small (Medium, Large). FINISHED MEASUREMENTS Bust 36 (40, 44)” Length 24 (25, 26)” Sleeve Length 17” | MATERIALS Caron International’s Simply Soft (100% acrylic; 6 oz/170 g. 315 yds/288 m skein): #9705 Sage, 4 (4, 5) skeins One crochet hook size US I-9 (5.5 mm), or size to obtain gauge One crochet hook size US H-8 (5 mm) for buttons only Split ring markers or scraps of contrasting yarn for markers 2 plastic bone rings, 7/8” diam, for buttons Blunt yarn needle GAUGE In V-st pat, using US size H-9 (5.5 mm) hook, 4 V-st and 6 rows V-st= 4”/10cm. Note: Fabric will grow in length and skinny out for finished measurements. In Leaf patt, one rep= 2 1/2”/6.5cm. ABBREVIATIONS Base ch/sc: Start with a slip knot, ch 2, insert hook in 2nd ch from hook, draw up a lp, YO and draw through one lp (the "chain"), YO and draw through 2 lps (the "sc"). The following st is worked under the forward 2 lps of the stem of the prev st (into the "chain"). Insert hook into the face of the “chain” and under... See less

See this at: crochetme.com| Added on 04/21/07

Julie lives, plays and crochets in the Seattle area, where there are lots of yarn shops to cruise. More of her designs and patterns can be found at SkaMama Designs. Web site: www.skamama.com

Julie lives, plays and crochets in the Seattle area, where there are lots of yarn shops to cruise. More of her designs and patterns can be found at SkaMama Designs. Web site: www.skamama.com See less

See this at: coatsandclark.com| Added on 04/21/07

NOTE: Work with one strand each of CA and CB, or 2 strands of Black for Super Saver only version, held together as one throughout. Ch 129. Row 1 (Right Side): (Sc, ch 2, sc) all in 3rd ch from hook, * skip next 2 ch; (sc, ch 2, sc) all in next ch –... See more

NOTE: Work with one strand each of CA and CB, or 2 strands of Black for Super Saver only version, held together as one throughout. Ch 129. Row 1 (Right Side): (Sc, ch 2, sc) all in 3rd ch from hook, * skip next 2 ch; (sc, ch 2, sc) all in next ch – group made; rep from * across; turn – 43 groups. Row 2: Ch 2, * group in next ch-2 sp; rep from * across; do NOT work into turning ch; turn. Rep Row 2 until approximately 30" from beginning, end wrong side row. Divide for Front Opening: Ch 2, [group in next ch-2 sp] 20 times, TURN. Work even on these 20 groups until approximately 30" from division. Fasten off. With right side facing, skip next 3 groups on last long row, attach yarn in next ch-2 sp; ch 1, group in same sp, [group in next ch-2 sp] 19 times; turn – 20 groups. Complete to correspond to first side. Fasten off. Weave in ends. See less

See this at: craftyarncouncil.com| Added on 04/21/07

Jewelry Bag Materials: 1 oz. acrylic sport-weight yarn & Size H-8 (5 mm) crochet hook Ch 4; join with a slip stitch (sl st) to form a ring. Rnd 1: Chain 1, 8 single crochet (sc) in ring; do not join, mark end of each round (rnd). Work in back loops... See more

Jewelry Bag Materials: 1 oz. acrylic sport-weight yarn & Size H-8 (5 mm) crochet hook Ch 4; join with a slip stitch (sl st) to form a ring. Rnd 1: Chain 1, 8 single crochet (sc) in ring; do not join, mark end of each round (rnd). Work in back loops only beginning with Rnd 2. Rnd 2: [2 Sc in next sc] 8 times -- 16 sc. Rnd 3: [2 Sc in next sc, sc in next sc] 8 times -- 24 sc. Rnd 4: [2 Sc in next sc, sc in next 2 sc] 8 times -- 32 sc. Rnd 5: [2 Sc in next sc, sc in next 3 sc] 8 times -- 40 sc. Rnds 6-15: Sc in each sc around. At end of Rnd 15, join with a sl st in both loops of next sc. Now work remaining rnds in both loops. Rnd 16: Ch 4, skip next sc, [dc in next sc, ch 1, skip next sc] 19 times; join with a sl st in 3rd ch of ch-4. Rnd 17: Ch 1, [2 sc in next ch-1 sp] 20 times; join to first sc. Fasten off. Weave in ends. Make 2 twisted cords starting with a 3-yard length of yarn for each. Weave each through ch-1 sps of Rnd 17 in opposite directions. Knot ends of cord together; trim... See less

See this at: crochetville.org| Added on 04/19/07

Note: I've just finished writing a tutorial for assembling a baby dragon. You can find it by clicking on this link, and scroll down to the bottom of the page to find step one. (yes, it's backwards, but it's the first one I've written, and I don't... See more

Note: I've just finished writing a tutorial for assembling a baby dragon. You can find it by clicking on this link, and scroll down to the bottom of the page to find step one. (yes, it's backwards, but it's the first one I've written, and I don't know how to change it. could use some advice here!) http://www.quizilla.com/users/MarjorieCrochets/journal/ I posted pictures of my new baby snow dragon this evening, and got such a tremendous response, that I just had to share the pattern. It hasn't been tested yet, so if you have any problems or questions, please let me know! DRAGON Bulky yarn (I used Bernat Softee Chunky for my baby snow dragon) "G" hook tapestry or darning needle to sew pieces together stitch markers (or a piece of yarn or thread to mark ends of rounds) two post eyes or buttons, or for young children, eyes could be embroidered on fiberfill or stuffing material Abbreviations used: sc = single crochet st = stitch ss = slip stitch inc = increase (do 2 single crochets in one... See less

See this at: crochetmemories.com| Added on 04/19/07

Designed by: Cylinda Mathews Materials: Worsted weight yarn in the following colors: (Cream & Black) Crochet hook, size F Finishing Materials: Empty margarine cup (I used Imperial), measuring approx. 2 1/2" T x 3 1/2" in dia at top Small amount of... See more

Designed by: Cylinda Mathews Materials: Worsted weight yarn in the following colors: (Cream & Black) Crochet hook, size F Finishing Materials: Empty margarine cup (I used Imperial), measuring approx. 2 1/2" T x 3 1/2" in dia at top Small amount of fiberfill 2 plastic eyes or black beads (for eyes) Tapestry needle (for weaving in ends) Finished Size: 4" Tall Gauge: Not important to over all size Special Stitches:: Loop Stitch: Insert hook in indicated stitch and place yarn around index finger of left hand (it should already be there as your finger is extended), (Right for left-handers), hook both strands of yarn (the one in front of finger and the one behind the finger) pull through stitch, slip loop off finger, YO and pull through all 3 loops to complete the stitch. Body: (Using Cream) Rnd 1) Starting at bottom: Ch 3, 8 sc in 3rd ch from hook; join with a sl st in first sc: 8 sc. Rnd 2) Ch 1, 2 sc in joining; * 2 sc in next sc; repeat from * around; join with a sl st in first sc: 16... See less

See this at: crochetville.org| Added on 04/19/07

This hasnt been tested.. Let me know if you find any corrections! Do no sell this pattern!!

This hasnt been tested.. Let me know if you find any corrections! Do no sell this pattern!! See less

See this at: craftster.org| Added on 04/16/07

I was inspired by this post and tutorial: http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=45643.0 to make this little purse: It's clear mailing tape...

See this at: vickiehowell.com| Added on 03/16/07

Vickie Howell is on a personal quest to eliminate the negative social stigma attached to knitting and crafting by bringing more recognition to the hip, creative, and edgy sides of these forms of expression. ON TV Join her as she hosts DIY's Knitty... See more

Vickie Howell is on a personal quest to eliminate the negative social stigma attached to knitting and crafting by bringing more recognition to the hip, creative, and edgy sides of these forms of expression. ON TV Join her as she hosts DIY's Knitty Gritty and co-hosts DIY's Stylelicious (along with the amazing ladies of Austin Craft Mafia). Read More . . . AT THE NEWSSTAND Be sure to check out Vickie's Celebrity Column in Knit.1 Magazine. Read More . . . ON THE SHELF NEW! Knitty Gritty Knits is now available! Check out this and Vickie's other books full of fun projects for all ages. Read More . . . WATCH IT See the video of Vickie's appearance on NBC's Today Show! (Requires Microsoft© Internet Explorer 6, Microsoft© Media Player 10, and Macromedia Flash 6.) See It . . . | Check out Vickie's new yarn line from SWTC! | Lana & Clark Ascot A one-hank project made from the Love line of Vickie's new yarn collection! Click here for complete instructions! See less

See this at: cache.lionbrand.com| Added on 03/13/07

Enter keyword, description, title or pattern number. Incomplete words are ok, but spelling matters! You'll get more results if you use as few words as possible. Or just use the category selections below!

Enter keyword, description, title or pattern number. Incomplete words are ok, but spelling matters! You'll get more results if you use as few words as possible. Or just use the category selections below! See less

See this at: craftyarncouncil.com| Added on 03/18/07

More Free Projects: Knit Crochet Make It Quick Yarn Craft & Toy

More Free Projects: Knit Crochet Make It Quick Yarn Craft & Toy See less

See this at: freepatternsite.com| Added on 03/14/07

Directory of free craft pattern websites with an open resource philosophy.

Directory of free craft pattern websites with an open resource philosophy. See less

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Do-it-yourself craft projects and videos, including scrapbooking, knitting, sewing and jewelry making.

See this at: crochetpatterncentra...| Added on 03/15/07

See what's new at Crochet Pattern Central. Note: I am constantly adding patterns in all categories. I realize there are more free crochet patterns than what are listed in this directory, however Crochet Pattern Central only features patterns with... See more

See what's new at Crochet Pattern Central. Note: I am constantly adding patterns in all categories. I realize there are more free crochet patterns than what are listed in this directory, however Crochet Pattern Central only features patterns with pictures. If you have a free pattern with a picture on your site or somebody else's site to suggest, drop me a note through the Contact Me page. See less

See this at: jessica-tromp.nl| Added on 04/04/07

For the free crochet patterns, for women and children, a little explanation. How to read the patterns No two crocheters work alike. The pattern writer does not crochet exactly as you do! The only way to guarantee the fit is to check your gauge.... See more

For the free crochet patterns, for women and children, a little explanation. How to read the patterns No two crocheters work alike. The pattern writer does not crochet exactly as you do! The only way to guarantee the fit is to check your gauge. Crochet a tension swatch and measure the stitches and rows by 10 cm. Then look for a free crochet pattern, that fits the most. Remember: Use whatever size hook will give you the correct gauge regardless of the size specified in the free crochet pattern! See less

See this at: crochetme.com| Added on 04/10/07

* Yarn requirements & hook size are dependent on the weight of the yarn you choose to use. You want your stitches to be as tight as possible so stuffing does not leak out. You may need to use a hook size smaller than what is recommended on the yarn... See more

* Yarn requirements & hook size are dependent on the weight of the yarn you choose to use. You want your stitches to be as tight as possible so stuffing does not leak out. You may need to use a hook size smaller than what is recommended on the yarn label. * Yarn needle * Poly-fil or other stuffing * Cat eyes (Optional. If you can’t find these at your local independent craft store you can buy them on eBay for very cheap.) * Stitch marker See less