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Books > Health, Home & Family > Handicrafts > Needlework & fabric crafts > Knitting > General
You can create your own crocheted keepsakes from some of the most
beautiful afghan patterns of yesteryear. Get out your odds and ends
of yarn because all these Afghans can be made with scrap yarn Not
only are they vintage beauties they are economical too. This
collection is from the 1930's to 1950?s. I have re-designed each
pattern so you can crochet these wonderful Afghans. This pattern
booklet is printed in black & white. Pictures of the six
afghans are shown in color on the back cover.
You can create your own crocheted spa gift sets for Christmas
gifts, birthdays, or any special occasion Instructions are for a
small and large bath puff made from Caron's Spa yarn. Spa yarns are
75% acrylic and 25% Bamboo. The yarn is a very soft and silky blend
that works very well for making bath puffs. A petite popcorn face
cloth pattern is also included in this set. The face cloth has a
nice nubby texture for gentle exfoliation. A pattern for ballerina
type slippers in three sizes using Lily's Sugar'n Cream cotton yarn
with matching face cloth is quick and easy to crochet. Instructions
for makeup removal pads to crochet in cotton yarns are also
included. I designed a gift set that uses Aunt Lydia's size three,
100% Bamboo crochet thread. Instructions are for a small bath puff
and face cloth. A pattern for jar lid covers also using a size 3
thread can be placed on canning jars filled with homemade bath
salts. Gauge is not particularly important when making the bath
puffs or face cloths so you are not limited to using the yarns I
used in making the examples. You can use acrylic or cotton worsted
weight yarn for the large puff and the smaller bath puff uses any
size 3 thread. I hope you enjoy making Crocheted Spa Gifts
This book contains crochet patterns for a Eskimo yo-yo's, flower
top hat, bun cover, and shawl.
This beautiful new book of functional, stylish designs for little
girls contains over 20 unique knitting patterns for sweaters,
cardigans, dresses and tops, skirts and snoods and charming
accessories. Combining true comfort with contemporary design, in a
world where time is precious and clothes are often mass-produced,
Danish knitwear designer Vibe Ulrik Sondergaard has produced a
delightful range of garments that are definitely worth investing
time into. Many of the designs focus on texture and shape in solid
colours, and all aim to be functional for active children. They are
feminine but not too childish in look and feel. Beautiful stitches,
quirky details, classic shapes and lush yarns are combined to
inspire others to create their own 'Labour of Love'. Word count:
19,500
Embrace the Japanese concept of ma (negative space) with these
delicate lace stitches. 280 Japanese Lace Stitches is a fun and
informative resource for experienced knitters. This book is filled
with a wonderful variety of beautiful, openwork stitch patterns,
including leaf patterns, diamonds, circles and waves--perennial
favorites that can be applied to every type of project, from
sweaters to blankets. With full-color photos and expert
explanations of the symbols and patterns, knitters can expand their
knowledge of this elegant and classic style. 11 basic projects give
you a chance to try some of these patterns right away. These gentle
introductions include such accessories as: A stripe-textured shawl
A short cowl Handwarmers with a circle pattern A versatile winter
hat And more! Japanese knitting guru Gayle Roehm introduces the
patterns and explains the ins and outs of Japanese knitting. A
handy index allows you to search for patterns by number of steps
and stitches required, so you can shop from the intricacy side of
the menu. A section on how to knit the symbols takes you
step-by-step through the stitches used in this book.
Originally published in the 1900s, this book contains extensive
detailed information on the many aspects of stitchery and
needlecraft. Alongside these detailed answers to many needlecraft
questions you will find intricate diagrams and photographic plates.
'Sewing is not just a question of a needle and cotton, but of which
needle and what kind of cotton, and how to employ them when you
have chosen rightly'. Contents Include: Plain Sewing - Fastenings -
Plain-Sewing Trimmings - Your Sewing Machine - Hand Embroidery -
How To Work Your Gift Transfers - Home Dressmaking - Mending -
Crochet - Raffia Work - Stencilling - Barbola - Simple Ways of
Weaving - Gesso-Work - Various Ways of Making and Decorating
Lamp-Shades - Poker Work - Artistic Leather Work - An Introduction
to Basketry - Basketry - Painting on Glass and China, Etc -
Sea-Grass Work
You will love this collection of knitted dolls and their simply
stunning outfits and accessories. Choose from Faye with her cute
bunny ear beanie and boots or Naomi with her Fair Isle dress and
Mary Jane shoes. All the dolls can be adapted so you can change
their hairstyles and colour - perfect for personalising to make an
extra special present. All the dolls' clothes are interchangeable
so you can make one doll and keep adding to her wardrobe or choose
your favourite garments to knit your own unique outfit. These
knitted dolls make wonderful presents for children and grown up
children who will adore the stunning attention to detail in their
very contemporary clothes.
This collection of mix and match crochet patterns allows you to make
bespoke dolls that represent the special people in your life so that
everyone feels represented and included.
Representation matters when it comes to dolls for children - every
child should be able to see themselves reflected in a doll and research
has shown that this can have a positive impact on a child's
self-esteem. This collection of amigurumi crochet patterns for dolls
with different skin tones, hair types, body shapes, clothes and
accessories will allow you to make a doll to represent all children
everywhere.
Author and crochet designer, Nathalie Amiel, specialises in creating
look-alike dolls that capture the spirit of the individual and she is
passionate about creating crochet dolls for everyone. In this
collection of crochet patterns she has designed a wide range of dolls,
as well as their clothes and accessories, for you to use as a jumping
off point for you to create your own utterly unique dolls. None of the
patterns have recommendations for yarn colours so you are free to pick
your own colours for hair and skin type and there are patterns for a
variety of different hair types and styles.
Nathalie has designed a pattern for a Down's syndrome doll and a doll
with vitiligo, as well as a doll with prosthetic limbs; crutches; leg
braces; hearing aids; feeding tubes and eyeglasses. The collection also
includes crochet patterns for a wheelchair, assistance dogs and a
special teddy bear.
There are step-by-step instructions and photographs for how to make the
basic doll which can then be adapted using the other patterns. You can
then choose the doll's clothing from the crochet clothing patterns and
there is a wide variety of different garments to suit every doll
including underwear; t shirt; pinafore; dungarees (overalls); pants
(trousers); skirt, jumper and various shoes and boots including Mary
Janes, trainers and boots. Use this colourful collection to create an
endless variety of dolls by mix and matching the designs. There are no
limits to the design variations so you can create bespoke dolls for all
the special people in your life.
This is a knitting pattern book. The pattern makes the following
sizes: Girl's USA 5/6 (X-Small), 7/8 (Small), 9/10 (Medium), 11/12
(Large), 13/14 (X-Large), 15/16 (2X-Large). The instructions are
detailed (no graph), color coded, easy to follow, and in large
print. This gorgeous dress whips up in no time because it requires
the use of #9 knitting needles (not included) and worsted yarn
(also not included).
This simple guide will inspire you to pick up a pair of knitting
needles and learn to create beautiful accessories, homewares and
gifts. You want to learn to knit, but somehow you always end up in
a tangle of knotted yarn and baffled by complicated and conflicting
advice. This beginner's handbook goes back to basics, with clear
step-by-step illustrations demonstrating how to cast on and how to
ace a range of stitches, 15 easy projects allow you to practise
your skills and build your confidence. You Will Be Able to Knit by
the End of This Book provides a simple guide to picking up your
knitting needles and getting started, and it helps to build your
confidence slowly, as you practise and perfect skills and
techniques. By the end of the book, you will be able to knit a
range of projects including a simple headband, tablet case and even
a doorstop. So take some time for yourself, learn a new skill, and
enjoy crafting gifts for your friends, family and home with this
beautiful book by your side. Projects include: -- Super chunky
scarf- Mittens- Blanket- Baby booties- Cushion- Hot water bottle
case- Teddy- Triangle shawl
20+ designs that will add that perfect touch to your holiday decor!
Choose from an adorable gnome wall hanging, a whimsical pocket
shawl, afghans, ornaments and more!
This is a wonderful collection of 26 easy-to-crochet projects to
show your support for those affected by cancer. So many of us have
been impacted by breast cancer, whether we've dealt with it
personally or know someone who has. A special crocheted gift is a
tangible way to show our support to loved ones - or our
appreciation to our caregivers. These beautiful knitting patterns
are ideal. You can choose from 26 attractive accessories, including
a comforting shrug and jacket, face clothes, socks and slippers,
and more. You can incorporate affordable amounts of luscious yarns
such as alpaca, cashmere, and silk that are soothing against the
skin and easy to wear comfortably.
Traditional or modern, vibrant or subtle, the possibilities of
granny squares are endless! They captivate tones and lines much
like a yarn canvas and come together as snuggly blankets, soft
cushions, smart garments and much more. This unique granny square
collection combines the styles of 23 creative designers from all
over the world, who each bring their best game to the table. With
ample suggestions for captivating combinations, written
instructions as well as clear graphs for every square in the book,
stitch instructions and techniques for blocking and joining, this
sourcebook goes above and beyond to show you the endless
possibilities of granny square crochet. All motifs match in both
size and stitch count, so they can easily be combined into stunning
combinations, bringing you the best of this unbeaten crochet
classic! - 100 unique granny squares by 23 amazing designers - Each
of the 100 squares can be mixed and matched with all others -
Including charts and written out patterns in US terms for each
square - Including basic crochet tutorials, instructions for
blocking and joining - Advice on gorgeous square combinations -
Clear photography - Beginner-friendly squares as well as
challenging patterns for experienced crocheters
Bring more colour into your crochet with these bright and beautiful
patterns. Imagine you are in the wool shop or searching for yarn
online - do you instinctively go for the reds and pinks, naturally
veer towards soft blues and greens, or head to the dark side of
greys and blacks? The relationship between colours and our state of
mind is well established, but we don't often consciously notice how
much different colours affect us or understand why we favour some
over others. Emma Leith is known for her colourful crochet, and has
designed 35 projects that will bring you the psychological benefits
of working with different shades, along with the enjoyment of
creating beautiful items for the home and to wear. There is a
chapter for each season, to reflect the colours of nature in
spring, summer, autumn and winter, and then a chapter of 'four
seasons' designs, showing you how to mix shades from different
times of the year. With notes on the colour therapy benefits of
different patterns, and suggestions for switching shades to suit
your own preferences, you will soon be crocheting in full colour.
This is a wonderful collection of 25 quick-to-knit projects to show
your support for those affected by cancer. So many of us have been
impacted by breast cancer, whether we've dealt with it personally
or know someone who has. A special knitted gift is a tangible way
to show our support to loved ones - or our appreciation to our
caregivers. These beautiful knitting patterns are ideal. You can
choose from 25 quick-to-knit accessories, including super soft
hats, pretty shawls, cosy socks, slippers, blankets, pillows, and
more. You can incorporate affordable amounts of luscious yarns such
as alpaca, cashmere, and silk that are soothing against the skin
and easy to wear comfortably.
Originally published in the 1900s, this book contains extensive
detailed information on the many aspects of stitchery and
needlecraft. Alongside these detailed answers to many needlecraft
questions you will find intricate diagrams and photographic plates.
'Sewing is not just a question of a needle and cotton, but of which
needle and what kind of cotton, and how to employ them when you
have chosen rightly'. Contents Include: Plain Sewing - Fastenings -
Plain-Sewing Trimmings - Your Sewing Machine - Hand Embroidery -
How To Work Your Gift Transfers - Home Dressmaking - Mending -
Crochet - Raffia Work - Stencilling - Barbola - Simple Ways of
Weaving - Gesso-Work - Various Ways of Making and Decorating
Lamp-Shades - Poker Work - Artistic Leather Work - An Introduction
to Basketry - Basketry - Painting on Glass and China, Etc -
Sea-Grass WorkKeywords: Plain Sewing Sewing Trimmings Sewing
Machine Lamp Shades Home Dressmaking Needlecraft Basketry Hand
Embroidery Gesso Stencilling Painting On
In this book I will show you how to knit a dollhouse for your
child. Pattern and instructions are included in the book.
Make these simple, easy to knit fingerless gloves and boot
toppers..... Patterns and photos included.
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