Free pattern for the brooch, miniature bag crocheted brooch, bohemian brooch, crocheted mini bag brooch. It's a powder blue, crochet brooch little bag that can be worn in any number of ways: simply as a brooch on the lapel of a coat, on a hat, on a bag, wristband, hair crunchy or headband, or pin it to a baby shower gift, etc.
Materials: 100% mercerized cotton thread/floss;
A silver brooch pin, on back.
The bag is crocheted using 1,3-2mm hook.
Size: It measures approx. 2 inches (5.1 cm) across.
Colors: Powder Blue.
Difficulty level: easy
Needed knowledge (US abbreviations):
* chain
* slip stitch
* single crochet
* double crochet
You will also need to know how to change colour at the beginning of a round.
Pattern:
Start with a magic ring
Round1: ch2, 8sc in ring (8 st)
Pull the stray end taut
Round 2: *2sc in each st* repeat 8 times (16 st)
Round 3: *1sc in first st, 2sc in next st* repeat 8 times (24st), mm
Round 4 – r8: 1sc in each st first st, around, mm
Continue crocheting without increasing as needed.
For the last row change blue thread for pink color.
Ch 14 to handle bags.
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Notes:
This pin can also be made using any yarn of your choice. I recommend using a width yarn 2 or 3 and slightly smaller hook than what the yarn calls for, I used a 1,3mm for mine. Use sewing or embroidery thread to attach to button.
If you use floss I highly recommend unwinding your skein of embroidery thread onto a floss divider 1st to keep it from tangling as you work.
Sew the pieces together as it looks like in the picture.
Sew a pin back to the backside of the bag. Attach a brooch pin if you want to have a brooch or a pony tail if you want to have a hair scrunchy.
It may also be bag for dolls.
♥ Enjoy, and Happy hooking!!!
Saturday
Wednesday
How to make a crocheted nursing necklace
A nursing necklace is a long, chunky necklace made with wood beads and cotton yarn. It can be made with plastic or other materials too.
These necklaces are very easy to put together and not only are they stylish but also functional.
The point is for the baby to have something to play with while he or she is nursing.
They appeal to babies sense of vision and touch and can also be used as teethers (as long as the right materials are used and under constant supervision).
You can just hand-wash the necklace in warm water if it gets goopy from baby drool
Materials:
You want to try to find non-toxic, natural materials
- Unfinished wooden beads in 3/4 inch and 1 inch sizes.
- Cotton yarn.
- Crochet Hook
- Tapestry needle
I do think this would make a creative, homemade baby shower gift.
How to crochet beads for nursing necklace have a look free pattern here.
These necklaces are very easy to put together and not only are they stylish but also functional.
The point is for the baby to have something to play with while he or she is nursing.
They appeal to babies sense of vision and touch and can also be used as teethers (as long as the right materials are used and under constant supervision).
You can just hand-wash the necklace in warm water if it gets goopy from baby drool
Materials:
You want to try to find non-toxic, natural materials
- Unfinished wooden beads in 3/4 inch and 1 inch sizes.
- Cotton yarn.
- Crochet Hook
- Tapestry needle
I do think this would make a creative, homemade baby shower gift.
How to crochet beads for nursing necklace have a look free pattern here.
Tuesday
Women jacket and pants vintage pattern vintage 50-60 years
Sewing pattern. Sewn a jacket with hood and pants. I like this pattern, classic and simple for sewing. Simple hood pattern. Easy, very easy for seving!
Size S.
Bust 98-102cm/ 40”
Waist 82-86cm /32-33”
Hips 107-110cm /42-43”
I like fleece, then depending on the cold and wind, an insulated shell. I want the outer layer to be waterproof and wicking too.
Wednesday
Crochet Beaded Necklace Free Pattern Tutorial
Crochet jewelry for beginners. This necklace is an easy beginning crochet pattern.
I used beautiful hand painted beads.
Crochet Hook: Size 2 mm its US B/1or UK 13 or your preferred size
Detailed Instructions
Thread 8 beads on crochet cotton thread.
Work with thread blue
Row 1 - Ch20, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc, ch10, bsc,ch20
Attach pink yarn
Row 2 – ch6, sc in third st of blue row (buttonhole), sc in each stitch to end
Finish off, attach last bead, weave in end.
Abbreviations
sl = slip stitch
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
bsc* = beaded single crochet
*Bead Single Crochet: (bsc): Do a normal single crochet, except after you put your hook through the stitch in the previous row, pull a bead up to your hook and then yarn over using the crochet cotton thread on the far side of the bead. Then pull the loop through the stitch in the previous row. You will now have two loops on the hook and the bead will be looped against the piece. Yarn over and pull through both loops to complete the single crochet.
Crochet bead necklace or bracelet pattern free.
Have a look more free crochet patterns
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doily crochet free pattern
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doily crochet free patternMonday
Vintage Sewing Dress Pattern Free
Vintage Patterns from Decades of Style It's pretty simple.
I know you'll be as excited about these patterns as we are!
For those of you who just love the comfortable 'swish' of a 1920's dress, or the easy simplicity of the seams and styles, here is a collection of digital patterns.
The straight line tunic is my favorite for both modern and vintage wear. It will go both ways nicely; it all depends on the accessories!
Easy to sew is one thing; these are a sure-fire formula for a comfortable piece you won't ever want to take off.
I was originally going to use a modern Vogue pattern I purchased just for this challenge but then I saw your 1920s simple dress and I'm now making that! I was a little nervous with the folding and cutting method but the muslin came out nice so I am confident to cut the good fabric now!
Happy sewing!
Related: 1920s dress patterns free, vintage dress patterns free online, sewing patterns for dresses free, vintage sewing patterns free, vintage dress patterns , retro sewing patterns free, old dress patterns.
I know you'll be as excited about these patterns as we are!
For those of you who just love the comfortable 'swish' of a 1920's dress, or the easy simplicity of the seams and styles, here is a collection of digital patterns.
The straight line tunic is my favorite for both modern and vintage wear. It will go both ways nicely; it all depends on the accessories!
Easy to sew is one thing; these are a sure-fire formula for a comfortable piece you won't ever want to take off.
I was originally going to use a modern Vogue pattern I purchased just for this challenge but then I saw your 1920s simple dress and I'm now making that! I was a little nervous with the folding and cutting method but the muslin came out nice so I am confident to cut the good fabric now!
Happy sewing!
Related: 1920s dress patterns free, vintage dress patterns free online, sewing patterns for dresses free, vintage sewing patterns free, vintage dress patterns , retro sewing patterns free, old dress patterns.
Sunday
Knitted Slouchy Beanie Pattern — Knit Winter Hat Pattern N44
$5.50
I just finished my slouchy woolly hat and wanted to share!
This quick knit took less then two evenings relaxing in front of the TV.
Hats are a more important fashion accessory than ever and the slouchy hat is the most popular style of all.
The slouchy hat is a beanie with an extra flap that hangs down in the back.
Slouchy hats are the epitome of casual style. Worn by celebrities and average and these hats make an ideal accessory for those days when you don't have time to style your hair.
One of my favorite shades of colour pink.
This pattern is a great project for the intermediate knitter.
Pattern content two parts: how to knit a slouchy beanie with straight needles and how to knit a slouchy beanie with double pointed or circular needles.
American knitting terms.
Yarn: category 4 worsted weight.
UK/Australia approximate equivalent: 10 ply, Aran weight
Total Yardage Required: Approximately 100 g/3.5 oz
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I just finished my slouchy woolly hat and wanted to share!
This quick knit took less then two evenings relaxing in front of the TV.
Hats are a more important fashion accessory than ever and the slouchy hat is the most popular style of all.
The slouchy hat is a beanie with an extra flap that hangs down in the back.
Slouchy hats are the epitome of casual style. Worn by celebrities and average and these hats make an ideal accessory for those days when you don't have time to style your hair.
One of my favorite shades of colour pink.
This pattern is a great project for the intermediate knitter.
Pattern content two parts: how to knit a slouchy beanie with straight needles and how to knit a slouchy beanie with double pointed or circular needles.
American knitting terms.
Yarn: category 4 worsted weight.
UK/Australia approximate equivalent: 10 ply, Aran weight
Total Yardage Required: Approximately 100 g/3.5 oz
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Friday
Easy Buttons Crocheted Barefoot Sandals DIY for Beginners
If you know how to make a chain in crochet you can make this. I have a lot of this gorgeous thread buttons.
I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do with them, at the time, but when I saw other crochet barefoot sandals I was inspired!
Pattern Details:
Category: Crocheting
Type: Accessory
Skill Level: Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary: You need to know how to chain only.
Materials:
thread crochet
buttons
thread crochet hook
Fold your cord, slip in 32 chain (after half and tie a knot in the looped end).
Chain 25 for buttons and chain apr. 120 for cord. Do this until your cord is as long as you want it to be!
Now, begin threading the cord through your button holes.
You might also want to thread your button onto one piece of cord then knot, like this:
Attached yarn to the other corner and make 120 chains.
And that’s it! All you have to do it make another one, and you will have your own pair of barefoot sandals. These are really easy and quick to make, so you can have a pair in every color!
I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do with them, at the time, but when I saw other crochet barefoot sandals I was inspired!
Pattern Details:
Category: Crocheting
Type: Accessory
Skill Level: Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary: You need to know how to chain only.
Materials:
thread crochet
buttons
thread crochet hook
DIY Pattern
First knot your thread, and chain 32.Fold your cord, slip in 32 chain (after half and tie a knot in the looped end).
Chain 25 for buttons and chain apr. 120 for cord. Do this until your cord is as long as you want it to be!
Now, begin threading the cord through your button holes.
You might also want to thread your button onto one piece of cord then knot, like this:
Attached yarn to the other corner and make 120 chains.
And that’s it! All you have to do it make another one, and you will have your own pair of barefoot sandals. These are really easy and quick to make, so you can have a pair in every color!
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