DIY Arm Knitted Blanket

Arm Knitting is so much fun.  It’s quick and easy and you don’t need any special skills or needles as you use your arms! You’ll love this Tutorial that shows you how to make a blanket in only 45 minutes!
  


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DIY 30 Minute Arm Scarf

How would you like to be able to knit this fab scarf in 30 short minutes using your arms?



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DIY Arm Knit A Blanket

Arm Knitting is so much fun.  It’s quick and easy and you don’t need any special skills or needles as you use your arms.  You will love this Tutorial that shows you how to make a blanket in only one hour.



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DIY Tricycle Diaper Cake

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DIY Motorcycle Diaper Cake

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DIY Cupcake Onesies For Baby Shower

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DIY Washcloth Puppy

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DIY Diaper Cakes

You’ll love this collection of DIY Diaper Cakes.  They make fabulous gifts and you can save money putting them together yourself!

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Crochet Four Leaf Clover

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Crochet Owl Hat Pattern

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Crochet Owl Granny Square Afghan

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Fingerless Crochet Owl Mittens

How gorgeous are these little fingerless Crochet Owl Mittens!  They’re super easy to make, just crochet the squares and sew up the side leaving a thumb hole.

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Owl Granny Squares

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Start by making your owl. This pattern would also make a great appliqué!

Magic Ring, Chain 1, 8 HDC in magic ring, join to first HDC, chain 1
Round 2: 2 HDC in each around, join to first HDC, change color (16 HDC)
Round 3: Chain 2, 2 DC in each around, join to first DC, chain 1 (32 DC)
Round 4: HDC, in next stitch: DC - TC - DC, SC in next 5, in next stitch: DC - TC - DC, HDC in next, slip stitch to join.
fasten off, weave in ends. - See more at: http://www.repeatcrafterme.com/2012/11/owl-granny-square-crochet-pattern.html#sthash.Xio1Rv5L.dpuf

Teddy Granny Squares

Round 1 .: crochet 8 dc with black in a magic ring (possibly. 3lm, set into a ring, 8 sc in ring.)

Round 2 .: Change to light brown and crochet 2 sc in each st = 16 m

Round 3 .: x 1 sc, 2 sc in next st 8 twice = 24 m

Round 4 .: x 2 sc, 2 sc in next st 8 twice = 32 m

Round 5 .: x 3 sc, 2 sc in next st 8 twice = 40 m

Round 6 .: x 4 sc, 2 sc in next st 8 twice = 48 m

7.0mg .: Now you crochet with light brown and pink. 1 dc with light brown, skip 2 sts and crochet 7 dc in next st (= first ear) .Hopp over 2 m, 1 sc in next while you switch to pink, skip 2 sts and crochet 7 dc in next . Skip 2 sts, 1 dc and switch to light brown. Crochet an ear to, skip 2 sts, 1 dc in next. Cut off the light brown thread and change to pink before crocheting further eight arches in all.

Now you crochet border around the teddy bear. Follow the diagrams below from point I - III. Cut the thread and fasten!

The heads can be varied so there will be other animals, for example. lion, cat, mouse, etc. You can also create tag bit smaller by cutting out the last half, or replacing st sc (then crochet 1 sc + 2lm + 1 sc in corner)!


English version:
 
Round 1: With black makeover 8 sc in a magic circle. Change to brown yarn.

Round 2: 2 sc in each st = 16

Round 3: x 1 sc, 2 sc in same st x = 24

Round 4: x 2 sc, 2 sc in same st x = 32

Round 5: x 3 sc, 2 sc in same st x = 40

Round 6: x 4 sc, 2 sc in same st x = 48

Round 7 are made in two colors; bothering brown and pink. Start with 1 sc in brown, ship 2, 7 dc in next st (first ear). Ship 2, 1 sc in next - at the sametime, change two pink- ship 2, 7 dc in next st.

Ship 2, 1 sc in next st - change back to brown - ship 2, 7 dc in next st (second ear), ship 2, 1 sc in next st. 

Cut the brown yarn, and continue around in pink, making 7 dc bows = 8 in all. 1 sl st in the first sc.

For the remainder of the Teddy-square, follow the chart! ch = ch, sc = sc, hdc = hdc, dc = dc, dst = tr.

And if you wanna make other animals, just use your imagination, change the colors, and Suddenly you feb have a tiger-square

If you want a smaller square, just change dc two sc in the last round, making 1SC-2ch 1SC in the corner!

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Puff Stitch Fingerless Gloves

Materials:

• 1 Skein (Approx 110 yards)
• 5mm Crochet Hook
• Darning Needle
• Scissors

Pattern Abbreviations:

• BLO – Back Loop Only
• Ch – Chain
• Pf – Puff Stitch
• Sc – Single Crochet
• Slst – Slip Stitch
• Sts – Stitches

Instructions:

Band

Row 1: Ch 11. Sc in 2nd chain from hook and in each remaining chain. Ch 1 and turn your work.

Rows 2-30: Working in the BLO, make one sc in every stitch. Ch 1 and turn your work in between rows.

Bind off and use a darning needle to sew the two ends together.

Hand

Round 1: Bind on and ch 1. Sc in every row of single crochet from the band. Join with a slst to the ch 1. (30 sts)

Round 2: Make a Pf stitch, skip a stitch and Pf stitch into the next. Repeat around the glove and join with a slst to the first pf stitch. Don’t forget the chain 1 step at the end of each pf stitch. (15 pf sts)

Rounds 3-5: Make a pf stitch into each chain one space. Join with a slst to the first pf stitch. (15 pf sts)

Round 6 (For Right Hand Glove): Make 12 pf stitches. Ch 3 and skip one space. Make two pf stitches in the remaining spaces. Join with slst to the first pf stitch. (14 pf sts)

Round 6 (For Left Hand Glove): Make 2 pf stitches. Ch 3 and skip one space. Make 12 pf stitches in the remaining spaces. Join with slst to the first pf stitch. (14 pf sts)

Rounds 7-8: Make one pf stitch in every space, including the ch 3 space. Join with a slst to the first pf stitch. (14 pf sts)

Round 9: Ch 1. Sc into each pf stitch and chain 1 space. Join with a slst to the ch 1. (28 sts)

Bind off and weave in your ends.

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The Triple Stitch Straw Hat

Get ready for summer fun with this crochet straw hat pattern. Make your own crushable, easy wear sun protection, perfect for beach, swimming, and gardening! This pattern includes multiple sizes from infant through adult.

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Free Spring Crochet Hat Pattern

Materials:

2 colors of Vanna’s Choice Yarn in your choice of colors
5.0mm hook
Embroidery needle for weaving in ends and securing flower to hat
Spring Blossom flower applique pattern

Special Stitches:

mc- magic circle/ring (click HERE for written and video tutorial)

Notes:

I recommend using my seamless method.  My seamless methods can be found here, follow the instructions for the second method in the hdc rows and when changing colors and use the first method for the sc rows.
You can do the hat, border and trim in any combination of colors that you like, the hat consists of 13 rows of hdc (totaling 45hdc at 5^th row) followed by 5 rows of 45sc, one more row of 45hdc followed by one row of 90dc for brim and 1 row of 90sc for trim, brim is ended in one row of 90 sl st.  Color changes can be made anywhere.  I made one of the models using two colors for the border and one using only one color, along with using trim color on one and not on the other.

Gauge:

1st round= 1 ¼”
2nd round= 2 inches (each subsequent round = 1″)
Flat circle (at the end of round 5)= 5″

Hat Pattern:

1.  MC/R with 10hdc join round with sl st
2.  2hdc in every st.  join round with sl st <20>
3. *1hdc in first st, 2hdc in next st.  Repeat from * around.  join round with sl st <30 p="">4. *1hdc in first st, 1hdc in next st.  2hdc in next st.  Repeat from * around.  join round with sl st<40>
5. *1hdc in first st, 1hdc in next st, 1hdc in next st, 2hdc in next st.  Repeat from * around.  join round with sl st <50>
6.  1hdc in every st, join round with sl st <50>
7.  1hdc in every st, join round with sl st <50>
8.  1hdc in every st, join round with sl st <50>
9.  1hdc in every st, join round with sl st <50>
10.1hdc in every st, join round with sl st <50>
11. 1hdc in every st, join round with sl st <50>
12. 1hdc in every st, join round with sl st <50>
13. 1hdc in every st, join round with sl st <50>
14. Change to border color- 1sc in every space , join round with sl st <50>
15. 1sc in every st, join round with sl st <50> (optional band color)
16. 1sc in every st, join round with sl st <50> (optional band color)
17. 1sc in every st, join round with sl st <50> (optional band color)
18. 1sc in every st, join round with sl st <50> (change back to border color)
19. Change back to hat color- 1hdc in every st, join round with sl st <50>
20. 2dc in every st, join round with sl st <100dc>
21. Change to trim color if you wish- 1sc in every st, join round with sl st <100>
22. 1sl st in every st <100> Do NOT join round with sl st… use my invisible finish to complete piece.

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