Crochet Scrubbies/Facial Pattern

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Crochet Scrubbies / Facial Patterns

by Kelly L. Taylor

You will need:

Crochet cotton for dish cloths only color, crochet hook size F

 Ch = Chain

Dc = double crochet

Dec = decrease

Hdc = half double crochet

Sc = single crochet

Sp = space

Sl = slip stitch

St = stitch

Tr = treble 

Materials:

Cotton yarn- colors – Red & Cream. Size F crochet hook.

Working with cream color

PDF Pattern Here:

Round 1- ch 4, sl st to first sh to make a ring. Ch 2, work 11 hdc in ring sl st at top of ch 2.

Round 2- Ch 2, in sand sp hdc, work 2 hdc in e asp, around, sl st to top of ch ch2. 

(Change here for the circle in center) * If you like to change color, here for circle look, you can keep going with same color.

Round 3 – Ch 2, in same sp work hdc, work hdc, work hdc in next sp, *2 hdc in next sp, hdc in next sp, * Repeat 6 time* total of 7, stop. *You are only going 3^rd the way. Turn.

Round 4 – Ch 2, hdc in each space back to ch 2. Finish off only if changing color, if not go to Round 5.

*Trim with red.

Round 5 – If using same color ch1, sc in each sp around. Finish off. If using different color so st, ch1, sc in e asp around and finish off.

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Beaded Baby Booties with Crochet Thread Part 2

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Beaded Crochet Baby Booties with Crochet Thread Part 2

For Part 1 go to link below:

http://kellysgifts.blogspot.com/2012/10/beaded-crochet-baby-booties-with.html

In Oct. of 2012 I listed some tips on beading baby booties. With the tips you can bead anything.

                       Beaded Crochet Baby Booties with Crochet Thread

 

                       Crochet Tip with free sole pattern

 Here I'm going to share with you that the patterns that you see for the beaded baby booties can be found in crochet books at Wal mart and Jo anns. You just need to add the beads first before you start crocheting.

You can buy a book at Wal Mart for less then $5.00. By the way the books come with about 8 patterns or more I think with all types of booties including the one that looks like what you see pictured.

But I made my patterns up where you don't need to cut the thread you just keep working the bootie.

You can, also buy the bow flower already done from the store. I make my own, it takes time to do this.  

Here you can see some that I have made from the patterns that where made by me, just click the link above to see the pictures.

 Here is a link to see the tips on beading:

  http://kellysgifts.blogspot.com/2012/10/beaded-crochet-baby-booties-with.html

BABY FOOT SIZE CHART
THIS IS ABOUT EACH BABY MAY EVERY A LITTLE
AGE OF BABY SOLE LENGTH

NEWBORN 7.8 cm / 3”
3 MONTHS 8.9 cm / 3.5”
6 MONTHS 10 cm / 4”
9 MONTHS 11 cm / 4.5”
12 MONTHS 13 cm / 5”

Links: More terms go to: http://www.lionbrand.com/cgi-bin/faq-search.cgi?dictionaryOfAbbreviations=1&store=/stores/

For tips: http://kellysgifts.blogspot.com/

DIRECTIONS: Thread on half of the beads before starting, about 75 for one bootie. (I thread enough for both.)

Working bead trimming
For tips: http://kellysgifts.blogspot.com/

May use one of the trims listed.
Used for the Pink booties as listed.
Top of shoe: ch3, hdc, bead in front of hook, slst, Repeat. Slst, to bottom of hdc. Finish off.

Bottom of shoe: With the sole facing away from you, slst to the heel of sole where stitches are raised. *Ch3, sc bead in front of hook, sc.* *Repeat.* slst in bottom of sc. Finish off.

PDF Pattern Here


https://www.etsy.com/listing/268478221/0-12-months-2-pattern-beaded-baby?ref=listing-shop-header-1

Ribbon for Ties

Ribbon for ties: Cut 2 at 10”, with a wood burner or use sewing glue on ends. Weave in and out of the shoe where you made the triple chain 1 spaces.
Ribbon for bow: Cut 10 at 2”. Use 5 and fold in half, sew the 5 to make a flower bow. Sew beads in center as pictured. Sew to shoes.

More Pattern links:


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Quilt-as-you-go Log Cabin Block Tutorial

Quilt As You Go!

Quilt As You Go Fun And done Video

Angel Dishcloth Free pattern

This is just for those that are looking for the new project that you have been waiting for or that pattern that you have been looking for but couldn't find. While here it is seen on the
Carol Duvall Show years ago. This was sent in from a fan, the pattern can be found on hgtv.com here is the link: http://www.hgtv.com/crafting/shoebox-bottlecap-trivets-bracelets-and-more/index.html

P>S> Mine is a little different. I do my own thing. No pattern for my work, I just go to work doing my thing. Really you can make your dishcloth anyway you like and then make it into an Angel. Go for it who said you have to have a pattern.

Make any kind of square and then make your Angel in the center of your square. Have fun making your dishclothes.  Check out this site for the pattern: http://www.hgtv.com/crafting/shoebox-bottlecap-trivets-bracelets-and-more/index.html

Crochet Stitch Feather Crocodile Stitch Pattern

What a day, I went to make a hat with the crocodile crochet stitch and this is what happened. I was just crocheting away and didn't realized that I was putting the scales in the same place as the last row. Just made a new stitch pattern that I call Feather Crocodile Stitch.  

I would like to share this tip with you. If you go and check out the pattern on my page for the Crocodile Stitch pattern. Click link here:http://kellysgifts.blogspot.com/2012/02/tired-of-plan-old-thing-2.html

There you will see that you make 2 double crochet stitches in the same stitch in between the scales that where made in the last row. But in this pattern you made 2 double crochet stitches in the same space as the scales that was made in the last row.

You can get the pattern if you go to this link: http://www.etsy.com/listing/92974846/feather-crocodile-crochet-ear-warmer

Crocodile Stitch crochet Pattern

Will, I started to make this hat with the crocodile stitch and had to change it to a ear warmer. I lost my place in the pattern that I was writing and where I was at on the hat, LOL.

Tip: Don't started on new pattern when things are getting bizzy for you. Christmas time was a bizzy time for me. We where going to family dinners and trying to get our own family together too. That, was not the right time to design a new pattern. You can in the photo what I did get done.

I have start all over with a new color and pattern, now if I can just stick to it, LOL. Really it's a easy stitch to pick up. Here I will show you with some photos.

Pattern: Crocodile Ear Warmer Stitch

Pattern starts with a foundation. First, ch 78, sl st in first ch to form circle, ch 2 in same spaces, hdc in each ch st around, sl st in the top of ch 3.

Row 1: Ch 4,* skip 2 sts, 2 dc in 3rd st, ch 1, skip 2 sts,1 dc, st in 3rd st, ch 1* repeat around sl st in ch 3. 

* Working around the first dc post (of the first 2 dc in same space) work 5fpdc, ch 1, working on the next dc post work 5 fpdc around post, sl st in the top of next dc* (one scale made) Repeat**. Note the 2 dc that are in the same space are the posts you are going to be working around fpdc = front post double crochet.

Photo of foundation:

This is the a photo of the foundation. Next you will a photo of the front of the scale fpdc stitch and what it looks like from the back side.

Next photo views.                                                                                   Back view.

Front view, first crocodile scale.

Row 2: In the sl st space ch 4, dc in same st, ch 1. * dc in center of crocodile scale ch 1, 2 dc in between the two scales ch 1,* Repeat. ** sl st in 3rd ch of ch 4 to join row.

Now you are going to work around post of the two dc that are in the same st. 5 fpdc, ch 1,5 fpdc on dc post sl st in top of single dc, scale made. repeat around.

The front will look the the first photo and back side will look like this second photo.

Keep working this pattern to you have 4 rows of scales and then hdc in each st around for the last row. If you want a wider ear warmer then make more rows before you fo the hdc row.

For more on this pattern: http://www.etsy.com/listing/92694280/crocodile-earwarmer-crochet-by-kelly?ref=sr_gallery_1&sref=&ga_search_query=crochet+earwarmer+pattern+crocodile+pattern&ga_order=most_relevant&ga_view_type=gallery&ga_ship_to=US&ga_min=0&ga_max=0&ga_ref=auto&ga_search_type=all&ga_facet=

Tired of the plain old thing! Crocodile stitch crochet

Hi you all!

I'm so, tried of the plain flat looking stitches in my work. I have decided to try some new so I'm going 3D!!! I know that sounds strange to you, but some times we need to do new things or we will get stuck in the same old, same old thing day in and day out. You know, the same boring thing, it good for us to try new things. To learn new things don't be afraid to try something new. You may just find out that you like the new things you thought were to hard for you.

I'm working on a new hat. I'm doing this by making my own pattern for this hat with a stitch called Crocodile crochet stitch. I have seen one pattern, but it's hard to follow and it's not a complete pattern. It didn't give the info for the base or how to start the foundation. This is what I have so far.

This is called the crochet crocodile stitch. It looks hard to do but not really, it takes some time, you have to think in a different way when working this stitch. I will keep you up to date. Pattern coming soon!

Have a Happy and Blessed New Year!

Large Afghan Done

These is the afghan that I was working on for my daughter for about three months. My daughter and I designed it together. She wanted me to make big squares, so I did. Then I let her decide how they where to be sewed together. This is what we ended up with. It fits a full size bed. The squares are made in the corner to corner pattern. You can find the link to the pattern on my blog.

God bless and have a great day!

Afghan Corner to Corner

Afghan Corner to Corner

The Afghan that I've been working on from January.

Well this is almost done! I need to finish the one block and then we need to work on the layout. Then we will be ready to join together. Hope this inspires you to try something new.

Free knit and crochet patterns

Are you looking for a place to find patterns or maybe How-To's, on knitting and crocheting. Check out the link below. Have a great day.
While you are here take a look at some things at my store and sign in on my blog.
Thank you!
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Free Pattern Corner to Corner Afghan

Pattern For Corner to Corner Afghan

For those of you that would like the pattern for the Corner to Corner Afghan I got it at Crochet.about.com. Just click the link below for the pattern.

http://crochet.about.com/c/ht/00/07/How_Corner_Start_Diagonal0962932609.htm

Corner to Corner

Corner to Corner

This is what am now working on a corner to corner afghan.

Here are 2 of the blocks that will be in the afghan.

I started with one 5 oz. ball of yarn and used it up. Then I started with a new color and decreased. I'm using the first block as my pattern for the others blocks. It turns out that the first color I used came out to 35 rows with very little yarn left over. The other colors I have ended up with a baseball size of yarn left over.?
I will add more pics as I go.

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