Crocheting

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By GreenKnitter 0 comments
Knitting and crocheting are growing in popularity so it's no surprise that crafters are looking for more environmentally friendly yarn. Man made yarn is hard on the environment. Not only in the manufacture of the product, but the disposal as ... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
Crochet, like many fiber arts, is enjoying a new level of interest among people of all ages. New books and classes are appearing all the time with innovative patterns and wonderful new yarns. A beanie is a good project for beginners, especially ... more »
By Paula Parker 0 comments
You found a beautiful round crochet lace tablecloth and would like to attach it to a simple circle skirt. But how do you do that and not ruin the tablecloth? It really isn’t that difficult and in no time you have a unique and beautiful skirt. ... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
The history of crochet is difficult to establish before the 1800's due to the lack of samples discovered over time. Experts agree that crochet first appeared in Europe and likely evolved from the tambour technique. The tambour hook is shaped much ... more »
By Barbara Price Galvan 0 comments
Every crotchetier known that the more stitches that you have in your knowledge bank the more dimensions your project will take. I will show you two simple and common stitches and two fancier stitches... more »
By CattyB 0 comments
*"WUA" stands for "World's Ugliest Afghan", but is really a misnomer... they can turn out beautiful! When friends and family first heard that I'd taught myself to crochet, they all 'donated' yarn to me... none of it being a ... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
Babies tend to lose body heat through their heads, leading most caregivers to have newborns wear beanies or stocking caps for the first weeks of life. Crochet a baby beanie for the newest addition to the family by following the pattern below... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
Crocheting is fairly easy to learn and creates a delicate stitch perfect for use with baby items. This bib is a simple square shape with strings to tie in the back. Vary the design to crochet other shapes and patterns and collect a beautiful ... more »
By Ina926 0 comments
Now that the weather is starting to cool, I have started to crocheting things for my baby. Crocheting for babies is something I have always enjoyed doing, be it for my kids or somebody else's. This baby hat pattern is for a 3-6 month old baby ... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
A baby layette for the newborn is the epitome of sweet, soft and warm. Layette is a French word meaning little box, and at one time meant everything needed to welcome a new baby was in one box. The baby layette usually has several pieces ... more »
By sappling 0 comments
If you’re here, you know just how difficult it is to find an acceptable beret pattern. They’re all either so round they’re practically beanies, or so pointy you look like you’re wearing a plate. I promise you: this pattern has just the right ... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
Babies are always fun to dress up and accessorize, but why stop there? Crochet a bottle warmer that serves a dual function. Not only will it keep the bottle a comfortable temperature for the baby, it also makes the bottle look adorable... more »
By cowcatdog birdthing 0 comments
this is my way of crocheting,i'll add a video later... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
It is easy to make a stylish crocheted bracelet, and the only tools you need are your own fingers. Add some brightly colored beads to give the bracelet some pizazz. Read on to lean to finger-crochet a bracelet, an inexpensive and fun project, and ... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
To crochet a bunny is a fun and relatively easy project. All it requires is beginner crochet skills, as well as some patience and perseverance. So find a comfortable chair in good light and let's get started... more »
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Crocheting a buttonhole can be tricky. If you make the buttonhole too large, your crocheted garment won't stay buttoned. If you make it too small, you risk damaging your garment when you try to force the button through the buttonhole. Follow ... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
Crocheted lollipop covers are a cute way to make the candy you give out at holidays more memorable for the person who receives it. One design that can be used when making lollipop covers is the cat. Although the cat lollipop cover is more ... more »
By JWSouza 0 comments
The chain stitch and single stitch are basic foundation stitches for crochet. Once you master these, you are well on your way to making simple crocheted scarves, blankets, and more... more »
By moonglow 0 comments
Crocheting a child's sailor cap is easy with my free pattern!.. more »
By gdrox333 0 comments
A lot of beginning crocheters have wondered "how in the world am i supposed to crochet a circle?". I wondered the same thing when i started. Here are some simple instructions on how to do it... more »
By spearpe 0 comments
Learn how to crochet a stylish cloche hat. Bonus pattern for a flower to add to the cloche is included in these easy to follow instructions... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
A cloche hat is a trim, bell-shaped hat that takes its name from the French word for "bell." Popular in the 1920s, the hat conveyed different messages about the wearer. A showy bow indicated that the wearer was single and looking, while a narrow ... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
A popular stitch when you crochet is the cluster stitch. A cluster stitch is a stitch that is joined closely at the top and not at the bottom. You can create this stitch by using double or triple crochets. Several variations of this stitch exist ... more »
By CattyB 0 comments
These bags are crocheted from cotton yarn. They are very handy for carrying a one-liter bottle of water (or tea, or juice...) wherever you need to go. Since they're made of cotton, they absorb condensation as well as insulate the bottle... I've ... more »
By eHow Hobbies, Games & Toys Editor 0 comments
You might use a cup holder to keep a soda cool. You might use a cup holder as an insulator to keep a hot drink warm. No matter what kind of drink you put your cup holder on, you can crochet a cup holder in the same way... more »