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Women's Granny squares top

Grannies are back in fashion again and I get easily addicted. ;-) This is my last project: a women's top, very easy to make and very versatile. 2 SIZES: M, L (size L in photo) MATERIALS . Fingering 4 ply, super fine yarn, approx. 150 (200) gr in 6 different colors. . Crochet hook: 3 mm. GAUGE Each square: 11 x 11 cm. STITCHES USED Chain, slip stitch, single crochet, double crochet.

How to join / sew granny squares together I

This is a good solution for joining grannies with an almost seamless effect, specially for dresses and sweaters. Lay the motifs out in the correct order with the right sides up. Working in horizontal rows, stitch the motifs together, beginning with the top row of motifs. Begin stitching at the righthand edge of the first two motifs, sewing into the back loop of corresponding stitches. Continue stitching the first two motifs together, making sure you join only the back loops of each edge together, until you reach the lefthand corner. Align the next two motifs, carry the yarn firmly across and join them together in the same way. For extra strength, you can work two stitches into the corner loops before and after carrying the yarn across. Continue joining motifs along row, then secure the yarn ends carefully at the beginning and end of the stitching. Repeat until all the horizontal edges of the motifs are joined. Turn the crochet so the unstitched edges of the motifs are now horizontal.

A brief History of Crochet

Crochet sampler 1885 Crochet is a versatile craft that involves creating fabric by interlocking loops of yarn or thread using a crochet hook. While its exact origins are uncertain, crochet has a rich and fascinating history that spans centuries and continents. The exact origin of crochet is unclear, as early examples have not survived. However, it is believed that it was developed from Chinese needlework, and that it has emerged in the 16th century in Europe, particularly in France, Italy, and England. It likely developed as a variation of earlier needlework techniques such as lace-making and embroidery. Crochet gained popularity in the 19th century, becoming accessible to a broader range of people. It was initially a handcraft enjoyed by affluent women, but advancements in technology, such as the development of steel crochet hooks, made it more accessible and affordable. Crochet techniques and styles vary across regions and cultures. Irish crochet, known for its intricate motifs and

Embroidery basic stitches

Although there it is possible to make dozens of different embroidery stitches, most are variations of a few basic stitches like these: Straight stitch; Back stitch; Stem stitch; Slip stitch; Cross stitch; Double stitch; Long-armed cross stitch; Buttonhole stitch; Blanket stitch; Herringbone stitch; Couching; Satin stitch; Padded satin stitch; Long and short stitch; French knot; Feather stitch; Fly stitch; Bullion knot; Turkey work; Chain stitch; Lazy daisy stitch. As you stitch try to keep the back of your work as neat as possible.

Granny squares crochet dress

Gorgeous and trendy granny squares crochet dress idea (size adustable), very easy to make: just join crochet squares together. -- A total of 36 squares and 2 triangles.

Granny squares crochet dress pattern

Another super fashion crochet dress idea, very easy to make, colorful and trendy.

Crochet, Vintage fashion and Recycling | Crochet, Moda vintage e Recliclagem

It's interesting to see how cyclical fashion is and how today we're back to Vintage fashion, to crochet and knitting on the catwalks, to the "granny squares" of our grandmothers, which were often used to make bedspreads with super colorful scrap yarn. My 84-year-old neighbor was showing me the other day a bag she made in flowered grannies, which she didn't wear because she thought it was out of fashion. I showed her how, after all, she is very current. She has already worn it again, proudly. ;-) This neighbor offered me a cloth bag that was recycled: she crocheted a square and sewed it on the cloth, over the advertising. And it turned out really nice. Such a simple pattern and at the same time so beautiful. It made me remember a beautiful white dress! Let new ideas come and new recycling. Crochet will never be out of fashion. --- É interessante ver como a moda é cíclica e como hoje vol

Shell headband - Crochet

Size: finished measurements 3 x 28" Materials: . Cool Crochet from Bernat (Art. 161074); 70% cotton, 30% nylon; 1¾ oz. (50 g); 3:Light, 200 yds. (182 m); DK weight: 1 ball #74315 Amethyst; . Crochet hook Size F/5 (3.75 mm) OR SIZE NEEDED TO OBTAIN GAUGE; . Blunt-end yarn needle. Gauge: 5 shells and 10 rows = 4" (10 cm) in pat. TAKE TIME TO CHECK YOUR GAUGE. Special stitch Shell: 2 dc, ch 1, and 2 dc in next st. Ch 60. Row 1 (RS): Shell in 5th ch from hook, *sk next 3 ch, shell in next ch; rep from * to last 3 ch, sk next 2 ch, dc in last ch; turn. Row 2: Ch 3, * shell in ch-1 sp of next shell; rep from * across, end with dc in top of turning ch; turn. Rep last row 5 more times. Do not fasten off; cont for edging. Edging Work 8 sc down short end of Headband to gather side, work one shell at base of each shell along foundation row, then work 8 sc up opposite short side; turn. Tie (make 2) Row 1: Ch 1, sc in each of next 8 sc; turn. Rep last row until Tie measures 8"

How to make a twisted cord | Como fazer um cordão torcido

Actually this is a beautiful and easy technique and I find it very useful for my knitting and crocheting work. I use it all the time for bikinis and tops. 👉Cut as many strands as you wish, depending on the width you like. Twist them together, each end in the opposite direction, fold them in half bringing the ends together and let them twist again. Tie a knot at each end. (Take note that you will fold the yarn, in order to calculate the lenght before cutting it. As an example, I usually begin with 5 strands and 3 meters lenght each for e bikini top - underbust). Esta é uma técnica que uso muito nos bikinis e tops que faço. É muito fácil e obtém-se um resultado muito bonito. 👉Corte o número de fios que considere adequado ao trabalho, dependendo da grossura desejada para o cordão. Torça-os juntos, cada ponta em sentido contrário, dobre-os ao meio unindo as pontas e deixe-os enrolarem novamente. Faça um nó em cada uma das pontas. (Tenha em atenção que irá torcer e dobrar o fio, para ca

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