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Crochet Necklace Flowers with Crystals I started working on a plastic ring, then made a chain until the desired length and then go back working in sc and joined to the ring. Make 2 flowers and sew in place. I have used a swarovski ball in one flower, the other has a swarovski drop, to give a special glow. . Materials: Any kind of sport yarn (Cotton advised), US 5 hook, little plastic ring, beads or crystals. Hook size according to yarn. Plastic ring should be smaller than 2,5 cm - 1 inch. No Gauge. Instructions are in US terminology. 1 - 30 sc on plastic ring. Join. 2 - 100 - 150 ch without cutting the yarn.  The number of ch depend on how long you want your necklace to be. At least 25 inches / 65 cm recommended. 3 - 99-149 sc going back through the chain just created, one stitch in each chain stitch. Join to the next stitch on the ring  with a slip stitch. Flowers: 1- Ch 3. Join the end with the beginning with a slip stitch to create a ring or start with a magic ring. 2 - 15 ...

Pulseira Arame e Cristais em Crochet Materiais: arame fino em cobre, 9 cristais Swarovski, agulha crochet 1,5 mm, fecho. Trabalhar o arame como se trabalha em lã, mas um pouco mais lentamente. 1- Colocar os 9 cristais no arame, antes de começar a trabalhar. 2- Com a agulha de crochet 1,5 mm fazer 6 correntes no ar. 3- Saltar a 1ª corrente e fazer 5 pontos baixos na corrente. 4- Fazer uma corrente para subir, voltar e fazer mais 5 pontos baixos. 5- De 4 em 4 carreiras colocar um cristal: trabalhar 2 pontos, puxar um cristal para junto do trabalho, fazer o mais 3 pontos a seguir ao cristal. O cristal ficará preso no meio da carreira, virado para a parte de trás do trabalho, sendo esta a frente da pulseira. 6- Repetir os passos 4 e 5 até a pulseira dar a volta ao pulso, espaçando os cristais de for ma diferente, cuidado com a carreira onde se colocam os cristais. Esta carreira deve ser a que fica virada para trás. 7- Colocar uma argola a meio de um dos lado, e o fecho do outro lado. Se o ...

Mala de trapilho com fundo redondo Fazer 5 correntinhas e fechar o círculo. 2ª volta: 8 pontos baixos no círculo. 3ª volta: 2 pontos baixos em cada um dos pontos da carreira anterior. 4ª volta: trabalhar *2 malhas baixas sobre 2 malhas da carreira inferior (1 em cada malha) e aumentar na 3ª malha (2 pontos na mesma malha)*. Repetir de * a * até ao final da carreira. 5ª volta: aumentar de 4 em 4, até ao final da carreira. Total: 6ª volta e seguintes: trabalhar sem aumentar, 1 ponto por cada ponto da carreira inferior. A lateral da mala começa a tomar forma. Trabalhar até metade da altura desejada, neste caso, 10 cm, mais ou menos 5 carreiras. 11ª carreira (ou a que se desejar): diminuir de 4 em 4 pontos. Para diminuir, puxar uma laçada no 4º ponto, ficar com ela em espera na agulha, puxar outra laçada do ponto seguinte e trabalhar as duas juntas. 12ª carreira: diminuir de 3 em 3. 13ª carreira: aumentar 1 em todos os pontos (ficamos com o dobro dos pontos). 14ª carreira: Fazer 5 correnti...

Waffle crochet stitch is a fun, thick, and textured waffle. It is great to create blankets, pillows, kitchen dishcloths, thick neckwarmers or even bags! How to do it:   1- Chain a multiple of 3+4 for turning.  2- DC 3rd chain from hook. Dc until the end of all hains.  3- Ch 2, turn, dc, *FPDC, 2 dc*. Repeat between * * until the end of the row.  4- Ch 2, turn, dc, *2 FPDC, dc* Repeat between ** until the end of the row.  Repeat rows 3 and 4.   The logic here is to work 1 FPDC on the front of the work; on the back of the work, 2 FPDC where the DCs are, pushing them backwards. On the bottom there is a video that helps to understand the stitch. © Photographer: Celia Ascenso | Agency: Dreamstime.com         O ponto de croche waffle é um ponto divertido, grosso e com uma textura deliciosa!  Bom para fazer mantas, almofadas, pegas de cozinha, cachecois grossos e até malas.  Como fazer: 1- Corrente num multiplo de 3 mais 4 ...

Still sorting through my crochet Halloween stuff, I want to present you the all year around friend, Zack, the Zombie. He is really big, an has been very helpful as a pillow, or as throwing object(s) as his arm and leg detach from the body and are very good to aim at other people in the room. His intestines also fall out of his belly trough a pocket on his pants. Kind of weird, because the intestines can look like also other exterior private parts. I should have placed the pocket more far out to the side, ooops. My bad. I have a really crappy mobile picture of him sitting on his very very old couch: Zack, the zombie is waiting on the couch for the next brain meal... Zack, o zombie, a descansar no sofá, à espera da próxima refeição. Os intestinos saem de um bolso que tem nas calças, perde o braço e a perna. 75 cm, ufa, vai servir de almofada. #zombie #zumbi #walkingdead #crochet #croche #haken #handmade #amigurumi #amigurumitoy #toy #unicetto #ganchillo Uma publicação partil...

I was searching through last year's Halloween projects, and just found these quick and fun amigurumi pumpkins. They were decorating my home during the season, and were loved all around the year by both children and adults. Who can resist them? These also remind me that I started to feel very sick and was in a lot of pain when making these, and spent a lot of time in the hospital during the months after, but for now that time is gone. These little creatures and crochet helped a lot through those hard days. Thank you :) © Photographer: Celia Ascenso | Agency: Dreamstime.com   © Photographer: Celia Ascenso | Agency: Dreamstime.com You can find the my project page here  (can only be accessed with a free ravelry account). On the project page I explain the mods I accidentally made to create the little pumpkin from the big pumpkin instructions. The original pattern is a creation by Lori Fox, and you can find it  here .

  Bold Bubbles Cowl Materials: You can make the cowl with any yarn and needle you want, just make the initial chain as long as the circumference you want and make sure you have multiples of 4 plus 1 chain. The quantity you will need depends on the circumference size and the height of the cowl. You can make it as large as you wish after starting the cowl, but the circumference size is decided on the beginning. Bulky yarn – The pink cowl on the photo used 200 grams of bulky yarn and 9 mm hook. Aran – The striped cowl used 125 grams and a 6 mm hook. Other info : The cowl is worked on the round. Single crochet and clusters on row 2 are worked on back loop only. Changing colors - If you are working with different colors to make stripes, do not make the ch 3 on the beginning of row 3. Fasten off previous color and go directly to sc on 1 st cluster with the new color. Final Round - Row 3 is a unifying round for the bubbles. You may want o...

I love trying new patterns and stitches, and also help designers to test their ideas and patterns, and also check if there are mistakes. This assymetrical scarf was one of those tests that I was able give help and make, in return, a lovely and original piece. © Photographer: Celiaak | Agency: Dreamstime.com   I've added a tassel that made it even more original. Projetct details and photos available on Arrival Crescent Shawl ravelry project page. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Adoro experimentar novos trabalhos e pontos, e também ajudar os designers a testar as suas ideias e receitas, e também procurar por erros. Este cachecol assimétrico foi um desses testes onde eu pude ajudar e fazer, em troca, uma peça linda e original. Adicionei uma borla que o tornou ainda mais original. Detalhes do projeto e mais fotos disponíveis na página do ravelry Arrival Crescent Shawl .

Wavy cowl Time to complete: 2-3 hours. Level: easy Gauge is not important. Needle: 8 mm or adjusted to yarn weight Yarn: 100-150 grams (150 yrds) of aran or bulky yarn. Other yarn types can be used, just adjust the initi al lenght in multiples of 19. Finished size: 80 cm / 32 inch diameter - 18 cm / 7 inches width Ch - Chain DC - Double Crochet Sl St - Slip Stitch BLO - Back loop only Work all the single DCs on BLO, and the shell on both loops of previous row. This will create wavy lines along the cowl. For a different effect, just DC on both loops of previous row. 4 DC decrease - *Yo, insert hook through stitch from last row, yo, pull loop through the stitch (3 loops on hook). Yo, pull through 2 loops* (you'll have 2 loops on hook). Repeat from * to * in the next 3 stitches from last row (5 loops on hook). Yo and pull through all 5 loops on hook. 4 DC decrease made. 4 DC Shell - Work 4 DC on the same stitch. Begining chain can be adjusted in multiples of 19 . In thi...

The short poncho neckwarmer uses bulky/super bulky yarn and it is a quick pattern to make.   If you choose a thinner yarn, it will be smaller and will fit children too.   The model is strechy enough to fit over the shoulders with or without a coat.   The flower is optional, it can be changed for any other motif or flower you wish to use. Skill Level: Easy Time to Complete: 2-3 hours Materials Needed:   10 mm hook or suitable for the yarn chosen   200 gr of bulky yarn - around 200 meters. Size using Super Bulky yarn: Top circumference: 56 cm - 22 inches; Height: 37 cm - 14,5 inches; Bottom circumference: 140 cm - 55 inches. Make sure the starting chain fits you head, if not, the yarn is not bulky enough. Use double strands of yarn or choose a bulkier yarn. A big thank you to the wonderful Ravelry testers:   JaPerryCreations   Wilmaelee   kanelsnackan celiaak (me)  If you like it, add it to your queue or library on Ravelr...