This custom Hand Sanitizer Jacket makes a great gift for teachers, new moms, or the workplace grab-bag. Quickly sew up a bunch for the upcoming holiday season with this step by step tutorial.
Source: The Inspired Wren: TUTORIAL: Hand Sanitizer Jacket
Summer is nearly over but there is still time to make this creative gadget.
You can’t go wrong with something this cute!
Easy Peasy Straw Cover
Supplies Needed:
Small amounts of Paton’s Grace, but any #3 Light Weight Yarn will work
Size D/3.25mm hook (I crochet very tightly, so you may use a B or C)
Glossary:
MC – Magic Circle (Magic Loop, Magic Ring)
beg – beginning
sc – single crochet
ch – chain
BLO – Back Loop Only
hdc – half double crochet
dc – double crochet
slst – slip stitch
FO – fasten off
Start by working 7sc into a Magic Circle. HERE is a great pic and video tutorial for the magic circle if you don’t know how to do one. Slst to join in beg sc.
Round 1: ch 1, in BLO, hdc in each stitch around. Slst to join to beg hdc. [at this point I sew on the flower, because it’s easier now than later]
Round 2: ch 1, hdc in each stich around for…
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This tutorial took my breath away! Just had to say that.😊
This tutorial has been created following the kind permission given by the designer, Jody Pyott. To purchase Jody’s patterns to get access to her graphs please visit her Ravelry shop http://www.ravelry.com/designers/jody-pyott or visit Jody’s Etsy shop https://www.etsy.com/uk/people/colorandshapedesign.
The first thing I did was count the number of stitches in each of the pattern pieces. On page 7 of the pattern there is a diagram of how the pattern goes together. I took each section in turn and added together the stitches for each of the pattern pieces for that particular section plus an extra stitch at each end and wrote the number down beside each section as per the attached photo.
The blanket is worked from the bottom up and the graphs are read from right to left.
Abbreviations: Popcorn stitch (PS) and Single Crochet (SC)
Popcorn Stitch – can either be done in double crochet or single crochet…
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I love crochet jewelry in case I haven’t mentioned that before.
This looks easy and is just lovely!
I am really happy to share my latest beaded chain pattern with all my readers. This was an idea that has been bumping around in my brain for a while. It’s a very simple project to crochet, but does take a bit of coordination.
You’ll need to be comfortable with working chain stitches [ch], beaded chain stitches [bdch] and single crochet stitches [sc]. I have a tutorial on crocheting beaded chain stitches here on my blog (scroll down to the bottom half of the post) for those of you needing a refresher on that stitch.
Sophisticated Simplicity Necklace
Designed by Andee Graves
Skill level: Easy
Materials
Thread/Yarn: Sample was made with Kreinik’s Ombre Twist thread, took approximately 45 yards (3 yds per strand), you can get approximately 6 necklaces out of one cone depending on how many strands you decide to have in your necklace.
Hook: Size B/2.25mm
265 glass beads: Sample was made with Twisted…
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This is creative and original.
Wish I would have thought of something like this when my boys were young.
It even has a link for crochet cars!
Road Blanket
You will need: 5.5mm hook, wool needle
Yarn: DK / 8 ply 4 colours- 2 grey, 1 green, 1 white, 1 black. Create a smaller 3rd ball of grey from your others
With grey make a magic circle
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This is a lady after my heart. I love little quilts but don’t like cutting little pieces. I am a fan of whole cloth quilting and admire this creation and tutorial.
So next step is to sort through my fabric and select (the hardest part)!
I mostly crochet as can be seen from my blog format.
However I keep running across cute knitted baby items so feel compelled to share.
This will motivate me to practice my knitting and and give to a charity too!
