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BUTTONHOLE (No abbreviation)
To make a buttonhole in crochet fabric is a simple task.
Decide where you want
the buttonhole.
Choose a button for your project.
At the point where the buttonhole is needed, make enough chains to accomodate your button size. Skip the same number of stitches as the number of chains you made and continue with your pattern. On the next row/round, crochet back across the buttonhole working the same number of pattern stitches as the chains made into the chain space.
(i.e. if you make 2 chains and are working in single crochet, on the way back you will make 2 single crochet stitches in the chain 2 space)
When you finish, sew the button in the space corresponding to the buttonhole.
You can attach buttons using coordinating sewing thread and a sewing needle OR use the same yarn you use for the pattern and a yarn needle if the holes in the button are large enough to accomodate both yarn and needle.
"On-line
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Take a look:
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A yarn bobbin is like a thread bobbin. It's larger though. When projects call for color changes you can use the yarn bobbins to ease color transition. Simply drop a bobbin to the back of the project (rather than trying to juggle all of those entire skeins) of the item you are making, pick up your new color and continue crocheting.
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The following
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SCRAP YARN IDEAS
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Re: Puff_Stitch_Heart_Afghan_Square
Hi Lisa
I love love love your pattern ! it is so easy and fast to make up the squares
One thing I noticed … your pattern is :
R22: Ch1, turn. 4Sc, 1ScPs, 5Sc, 1ScPs, 5Sc, 1ScPs, 5Sc, 1ScPs, 4Sc.
R23: Ch1, turn. 6Sc, 1ScPs, 1Sc, 1ScPs, 9Sc, 1ScPs, 1Sc, 1ScPs, 6Sc.
Rs24-27: Ch1, turn. Sc in ea st.
I think it should be
R22: Ch1, turn. 4Sc, 1ScPs, 5Sc, 1ScPs, 5Sc, 1ScPs, 5Sc, 1ScPs, 4Sc.
R23: Ch1, turn. Sc in ea st.
R24: Ch1, turn. 6Sc, 1ScPs, 1Sc, 1ScPs, 9Sc, 1ScPs, 1Sc, 1ScPs, 6Sc.
Rs25-27: Ch1, turn. Sc in ea st.
Otherwise the popcorn bumps are on the wrong side in R23.
I am going to make that change in my squares and roll with that , I’m making a bedspread for my best friend’s daughter’s wedding and plan to intersperse these with solid squares. I am sure they will love it!
Keep up the wonderfully creative ideas
Evelyn
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Thank you so much... you are correct and I have made the necessary changes to the pattern page:
Puff Stitch Heart Afghan Square
RE: Message on the Crochetnmore Fan Page
Re: Daisy Afghan Square Crochet Pattern
<< Reply >>
Beautiful pattern! I plan to try it after church tonight.
Barbara Moses
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Re: Fashion Doll Afghan Free Crochet Pattern
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`This is beautiful.
Aniema Ette
Re: Question
Hello Lisa,
I visited your site some time ago and was able to access the granny square alphabets squares. However, now I cannot get into that specific site to print off some other alphabets to complete my memory afghan. Can you help me???
http://www.crochetnmore.com/rowcountpcoaster.htm
Thank you,
Pat :)
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The entire alphabet along with numbers are available in our Row Count Coasters
which are all listed on this page:
http://www.crochetnmore.com/coasters&doilies.htm
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Re: INDIAN PRINCESS AIR FRESHENER DOLL DRESS
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Great pattern.
Aniema Ette
Hello,
My name is Todd Inman and I am the chaplain at the Idaho Maximum Security Institution (IMSI - Prison) in Boise, Idaho.
I have been searching for crochet patterns relating to Super Heros. I have several inmates here at the prison who is very interested in crocheting. These men often crochet dolls, trucks, animals and blankets and donate them to needy children in the area. It absolutely fascinate me what these rough and tough inmates can actually produce.
I did not for sure, but I was wondering if you would have any ideas where I can receive free patterns to print off and provide for the inmates at IMSI. I have tried to search the internet, but have been unable to locate anything that would be free.
Thank you!
Todd Inman
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I’ve searched several times over the past few months and finally found something.
Take a look at this page:
http://www.mooglyblog.com/superhero-crochet-and-knit-free-pattern-list/
there might be something there the men might like to try.
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Re: How to Crochet: Join Squares with Single Crochet Stitches for Reversible Project
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Thank you for sharing how-to :-)
Gez Butterworth
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Re: How to Crochet: Writing on Single Crochet Fabric with Slip Stitches
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Thank you!!!
lilgoldengirl16
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Re: How to Crochet - Double Ruffled Edge
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I appreciate this! Thank you!
Kimberly Griglen
Re: Dog_Bandana
Hi...im trying your bandana pattern which is adorable but mine is square...am i supposed to be skipping a stitch or two to get it more triangular? I am trying to make them for a fundraiser for a no kill shelter. Thank you...shelly
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The Band is made first, then you reattach the yarn in the 20th stitch from where you fastened off. For R4 do this:
Chain 1, then work a single crochet in the same stitch.
(Chain 2, skip the next single crochet. Single crochet in the next single crochet.)
Repeat what is in parentheses across until you have 20 stitches left at the end of the band... leave those not worked.
For R5 do this:
Chain 1, turn.
Single crochet in the next chain 2 space (work into the hole beneath the two chains)
(chain 2, single crochet in the next chain 2 space)
Repeat what is in parentheses across Row 4.
Single crochet in the last single crochet.
Now repeat Row 5 until there is only one chain 2 space left.
Note: There should be fewer stitches after each new row and that’s what will make the bandana come to a point.
Chain 1, turn. Work a single crochet, one chain and another single crochet in the chain 2 space.
Slip stitch in the next stitch and fasten off.
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They had a wonderful evening, and it wasn't until the
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His question had actually been directed to the family
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The boys had been up in the attic together helping with some cleaning. The kids uncovered an old manual typewriter and asked her, "Hey Mom, what's this?"
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The little church in the suburbs suddenly stopped buying
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While we were working at a men's clothing store, a customer
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On my way to a picnic, I stopped at a fast-food
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A father and son went fishing one day. After a couple hours
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