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[HopeandFaith4God]

Crochet Patterns - Drawstring Bag




Size 14 1/2'' x 16"

Materials: 7 oz of a fine mercerized crochet cotton;
(No. 5) Size C crochet hook;
1 yd each of Red and Blue cord.

Gauge: 26 sts and 18 rows to 4" over pat worked on
size C hook. To save time, take time to check gauge.



To make: Ch 93 and beg pat as follows:



Base row (RS) 1 hdc in 3rd ch from hook, 1 hdc in side of previous hdc by working around post of st, * skip next ch, 1 hdc in next ch, 1 hdc in side of previous hdc, rep from * to last 2 ch, 1 hdc in last ch. Turn.

1st row Ch 1, 1 sc in each st to end. Turn.

2nd row Ch 2 to count as first hdc, skip first st, *1 hdc in next st, 1 hdc in edge of previous hdc, skip next st, rep from * to last sc, 1 hdc in last sc. Turn.

First and 2nd rows form pat and are repeated throughout.

Continue in pat until bag measures 16" from beg, ending with a 2nd row.

Work a second piece in the same way.




To finish

Press each piece using a damp cloth and stretch work slightly, taking care not to pull it out of shape. Join the two pieces together by working a seam of single crochet around three sides, leaving the top open. To work the single crochet seam, insert the hook through both

layers and adjust the spacing of the stitches as necessary. Wrap the threading ends of the cords with tape to avoid fraying. Then thread each length of cord through the half double rows at the top of the bag. Knot the ends of the cords and untwist them to make tassels. Dampen and trim the ends to neaten the tassels.

 

[HopeandFaith4God]

Crochet Patterns - Happy Hearts Purse





Materials Needed:
About 2 ounces of worsted weight acrylic yarn,
small amount of a contrasting color for heart motif
,size G hook.


Instructions: Chain 30


Row 1- in 2nd ch from hook hdc and in each remaining ch, turn.

Row 2-37: ch2, hdc in each st, turn.

Fold piece just made in half and sc through both thickness to seam the side finish off and do the same on the other side finish off.

Straps - Make 2: ch 50

Row 1 - in 2nd ch from hook hdc the length of chain turn.

Row 2 ch 2, hdc in each st do not finish off.

To attach the handles count over 4-5 stitches from the side of the top of the bag and sc the strap to the purse I did 2 sc in first st , 1sc in next st, and 2 in the last st finish of and do the same to the other side.

Heart Motif: ch 2

Row 1- sc in 2nd ch from hook ch 1 turn

Row 2 - 3 sc in sc, ch 1 turn

Row 3 - 2 sc in each sc, ch 1 turn

Row 4 - sc in each sc across, ch 1 turn

Row 5 - 2sc in first st, 1sc in next st, 2sc in next st, 1 sc in next 2 st, 2 sc in next st , ch 1 turn, 9sc total

Row 6-8 sc in next 4 st ch 1 turn

Row 9 - sc in next 2 st together 2 times ch 1 turn

Row 10 - sc in next 2 st together and finish off

Attach yarn into first stitch of the missed 5 stitches and do the same as rows 6-10, Note: one stitch in the middle will not be worked at all, do not fasten off

Continuing around the outside edge of the heart sc
evenly around including the missed stitch
(sc 2 times in missed stitch and sc 3 times
around point at bottom) and finish off.


I made these purses for a Christmas Fair at my Church
... All 30 of them went ... All the littles girls loved them..
I put all of their goodies in them that I bought.
These are very easy to make and just the perfect size
for a child. ENJOY!!

 

[HopeandFaith4God]

Free Crochet Pattern - Apple CD Coaster





Materials:

1 ball Peaches N cream 100% cotton in Red

1 ball Peaches N cream 100% cotton in Green

Size I crochet hook

Old CD




Directions:

*Do not join rounds unless stated.

Apple Body: (make 2)

Ch 4, join to form a ring.

1). 11 sc in ring.

2). ch 1, [2 sc in next st, sc in next st] around.

3). sc around.

4). repeat round 2.

5). repeat round 2.

6). sc around.

7). sc in next st, [2 sc in next st, sc in next 2 sts] around.

8). sc around.

9). sc around.

10). sc around.

* Fasten off.

* Sew around CD with 1 piece on each side.

Leaves: (make 2)

1). with green, ch 11.

2). sc in 2nd ch from hook, trc in next 8 ch's, sc in last ch.

*Fasten off

*Sew to top of apple.




Enjoy!!!!

 

[HopeandFaith4God]

Crochet Patterns - Ear Muffs





Note: To adapt this pattern for a 1-2 year old, chain 33.
Continue with the rest of the Pattern.
For kids 3-5 years old, chain 38. Continue with pattern.
For kids 6-12, chain 45. Continue with pattern.

Teen thru adult sizes use pattern below.

Materials: Size G crochet hook; Approx. 2oz of 4-ply worsted weight yarn
If using sport or simply soft you need a larger needle and more yarn- I recommend thicker yarns for this project!!

Pattern: Ch 48

Dc in 4th ch from hook and each chain across to end loop, 5 dc in end loop.

Dc on other side of chain in free loops to end loop, *3* more dc in end loop. You should have 5 dc in each end loop.

Join, ch2, dc in same stitch, 2 dc in next 4 stitches, single crochet in next stitch, dc to last 6 stitches, sc in next stitch, 2dc in next 10 stitches, sc in next stitch, dc to last 6 stitches, sc in next stitch, 2 dc in each of last 5 stitches. Join with sl stitch to first Dc.

Ch 2, dc in same stitch, 2 dc in each of the next 10 dc, sc in sc. Dc in each dc to next sc, sc in sc, 2 dc in each of the next 20 dc, sc in sc, dc to next sc, sc in sc, 2 dc to joining, join with sl st.

Ties: Join to center Dc of Muff, chain 31. Dc in 2nd chain from hook up to joining, join in next dc, finish off.

 

[HopeandFaith4God]

Crochet Patterns - Lollipops





Materials needed:

Any color scrap yarn.
G size hook and lollipop sticks.

Pattern: Chain 4 and join in a circle.
single crochet into each of the four sc.
then single crochet 2 times in each stitch
there after going around until it is 2 inches around.
tie off end and set aside. repeat a second time for
the second side only dont tie off. add stick to one
side tape in place and take the first half and join
single crocheting all the way around till
closed around the stick tie off and you are.

Enjoy!!!!!

 

[HopeandFaith4God]

Crochet Patterns - Bath Tissue Cover



Materials:

Heavy Rug Yarn, 1—70 yd. skein each;
Dk. Green, Lt. Yellow and Black (Or colors of choice).
Crochet hook size H.

Rose: With Lt. Yellow ch 5, join to form a ring.

1st Round: Ch 1, * 1 s c, 3 d c, 1 s c in ring, repeat from * 4 times, Sl st in ring.

2nd Round: * Ch 3, skip 3 d c, keeping petals to front, insert hook from back in space between next 2 s c and sl st over ring, repeat from * 4 times (5 loops).

3rd Round: Ch 1, * 1 s c, 1 s d c, (s d c = short double crochet) 5 d c, 1 s d c, 1 s c in next loop (s d c: yarn over hook, insert in loop, pull loop through, yarn over and pull through all loops at one time), repeat from * 4 times, join.

4th Round: Ch 2, * keeping petal to front, insert hook from back between 2nd and 3rd d c of next petal, sl st over ch of same petal, ch 5, repeat from * all around, join in 1st sl st

5th Round: Ch 1, then work 1 sc, 1 s d c, 7 d c, 1 s d c, 1 sc in each loop, join in 1st s c, cut yarn.

6th Round: Attach Dk. Green in space between the 7th d c and s d c of any petal, * 2 cluster sts with ch 3 between in space between next 2 s c, sl st in space between next s d c and 1st d c of next petal, ch 3, sl st in space between 7th d c and next s d c of same petal, repeat from * all around ending to correspond, join, cut yarn.

7th ROUND: Attach Black in any ch 3 loop between cluster sts, 3 s c in same space, * 1 s d c in next sl st, 3 s d c in next ch 3 loop, 1 s d c in next sl st, 3 s c in next loop, repeat from * all around ending to correspond, join in 1st s c.

8th Round: Ch 3 (counts as 1st d c), working in back loop of each st 1 d c in each remaining st, join in 3rd st of ch.

Next 6 Rounds: Ch 3, working in both loops 1 d c in each st, join in 3rd st of ch, cut yarn.

Next Round-Start Brim: Attach Dk. Green in any st, working in s c inc 6 sts evenly spaced, join, cut yarn.

Next Round: Attach Lt. Yellow, working in s c inc 1 st in every 4th st, join, cut yarn.

Next Round: Attach Black and work 1 s c in each s c, join, cut yarn.

Next Round: Attach Lt. Yellow, s c in same space, 1 sc in each of the next 4 s c, 2 s c in next s c, * 1 s c in each of the next 5 s c, 2 s c in next s c, repeat from * all around ending with 1 s c in each of the last 3 s c, join, cut yarn.

Next Round: Attach Dk. Green and work 1 s c in each s c, join, cut yarn.

Next Round: Attach Black and work a sl st in each s c, cut yarn.




Hi, I hope everyone Enjoys this pattern ... My Gram use to make this all the time for her friends and there friends... awesome gift ... Anytime...
God Bless Faith

 

[Celticflower]

I've been busy again (still*). I made another Linus blanket-babysized and 2 preemi blankets, 7 thread cross bookmarks for church, started a tablerunner in size 3 thread, made a shrug in an alpaca/silk blend, am half finished with the July Crinoline Lady and just beginning a bathing suit cover up for my daughter in LusterSheen. And that is just the past 3 weeks!

Still in the planning stages-- a tunic for me in 3 shades of blue (I have one shade already)
A market bag in garden twine -- an experiment of sorts
A doily in ecru size 20 thread
An Aran-style pullover for DH with a different cable pattern than the last one
A hoodie sweater for me
A sweater-coat for my daughter
A new sweater for my son.

Guess that will hold me for awhile.

 

[alldogsDONOTgotoheaven]

wow you ladies sure do have a lot of projects goin on at once sometimes! I just stick with one at a time usually so they get done. I do the same with books...read one at a time.
I'm about done with a white baby sweater...the bottom looks more like a dress but oh well. It's a girl's sweater anyways. I'm going to make a matching hat next. I was on a doily kick and now I'm on a baby kick. Don't really know anyone having a baby anytime soon. I'll save them as gifts. I think I'll make another bath mat because it was easy and fun and the bath mat works quite well. Plus I still have a lot of white cotton yarn from the spool I bought.
I have a confession...I've never crocheted a single granny square. I guess I should try those one day.

 

[GodFlute2]

Lol. I've got about 10 projects going. I suppose I otta finish them before I start anything else.

 

[BarbaraJean]

I try not to have too many going at once either.

 

[GodFlute2]

I just finished a water bottle carrier. The color scheme isn't like I'd hoped, but it works.
And I'm almost done with a backpack...1.5 down, 3.5 to go.

 

[Celticflower]

Finished the cover up for my daughter in time for her birthday and started a simple cover for a pillow for a very spoiled dog.

 

[GodFlute2]

lol.

 

[BarbaraJean]

Congratulations on your finished projects ladies!

 

[GodFlute2]

pop quiz! A friend asked me to teach her how to crochet when we meet for lunch tomorrow. She's wanting to make a baby blanket, but I don't have many good patterns. My thing is purses, my Granny(who recently died) made all the blankets. I inherited her patterns and such so I have a few but she hadn't been crocheting for very long. Anyone have an easy patterns for blankets, afghans, granny square type things?

 

[BarbaraJean]

pop quiz! A friend asked me to teach her how to crochet when we meet for lunch tomorrow. She's wanting to make a baby blanket, but I don't have many good patterns. My thing is purses, my Granny(who recently died) made all the blankets. I inherited her patterns and such so I have a few but she hadn't been crocheting for very long. Anyone have an easy patterns for blankets, afghans, granny square type things?

Sure, go here. Scroll down near the bottom of the page for some baby projects. Don't go too far or you'll run into the knit patterns.

I'm making the naptime right now and I think it's pretty easy.

 

[GodFlute2]

thanks

 

[welshdaff]

Hi I can crochet , I taught myself a few years ago. I am not very good at getting my gauge right so I tend to make blankets and dolls clothes for my nieces..

 

[Celticflower]

Hi I can crochet , I taught myself a few years ago. I am not very good at getting my gauge right so I tend to make blankets and dolls clothes for my nieces..

Welcome I'm also a self taught crocheter. Been at it for over 20 years now (yikes!). As far as gauge goes -- practice, practice, practice is what it takes. I have made more than my share of gauge swatches over the years to get it just right, and still have to swatch with each new pattern. I can't believe how tight some designers crochet! And I tend to substitute yarns (can't afford the really pricey stuff).

Hopefully the weather will get cooler and the budget looser soon. I have 4 projects planned for the family (all sweaters). Luckily, no deadline on them.

 

[GodFlute2]

I'v never paid any attention to gauge...course I don't pay much attention to any pattern I might be using. I just kinda wing my way through.