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SINGLE CROCHET PUFF STITCH (SC PS a/k/a SC Puff St)
(Yo, pull up loop) 4 times, (9 loops on hook)
yo, pull thru 8 loops, (2 loops on hook)
yo, pull thru 2 loops,
push puff to front of work,
work next st in your pattern.
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ILLUSTRATED BASIC CROCHET INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE BEGINNER:
SINGLE CROCHET (click here for instructions)
HALF DOUBLE CROCHET (click here for instructions)
DOUBLE CROCHET (click here for instructions)
TRIPLE CROCHET (click here for instructions)
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To help preserve your original crochet patterns, make a copy of the pattern you want to crochet. If the project requires measuring... lay a ruler in the margin of the pattern when you copy it so you will have an easy way to measure the item as you go. Write "working copy" on the pattern and put your original pattern back in your pattern library. The working copy allows you to make notes, highlight instructions, check off rows/rounds, etc. This will make the crochet process a much more enjoyable experience.
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how to do work a spiral crochet stitch. thank yu
Nokaua
<< reply >>
There are various types of spiral crochet patterns.
You can find a nice flat Spiral Tutorial on this page:
http://www.crochetcabana.com/tutorials/spiral.htm
Another tutorial on this page shows how to incorporate multiple colors:
http://classic-web.archive.org/web/20070625162402/http://www.medidit.com/instrct/spiral.htm
Instructions to crochet a Sunroom Spiral Scarf can be found here:
http://www.allfreecrafts.com/crochet/spiral-scarf.shtml
A Granny Spiral pattern is on this page:
http://www.crochetme.com/media/p/95138.aspx
Lisa
RE: Pattern Confusion
I am making the Bible Cover at www.crochetnmore.com/biblecoverpattern.htm.
I do not understand the instructions in making the LATCH:
“Working down opposite side, sc in each rem lp of ch and do an extra sc in the last lp...”. What is the “opposite side”? It does not say to turn after the chain 3 and I can’t figure out how this makes a “button hole”because I am sc in one side of the ch 3 I just made so there is no “loop” made and then I am doing a sl st ? I am so confused...can you help me understand this?
Thanks!
Jeanne Marino
<< reply >>
RND 1: Ch 27, sc in 2nd ch from hk and in each ch across, (26 sc) ch 3, (the ch 3 forms a button hole)
Working down opposite side, sc in each rem lp of ch and do an extra sc in the last lp, join with a sl st. Ch 1, DO NOT TURN.
For the Latch, Round 1 you make 27 chains.
Then work a single crochet in the second chain from the hook and a single crochet in each chain across. (that’s 26 singles)
Now chain 3 (which will be the button hole)
Working down the opposite side means you work into each unworked loop on the original foundation chain.... like working in an oval shape by going back up the backside of those chain stitches. Work one single crochet in each of those loops across and in the last loop work one extra single crochet. Then join with a slip stitch and chain 1 but do not turn.
Now work the next instruction.
Lisa
RE: Crochet
Hi Lisa, Love your site love your testimony of Jesus. I love Him also. I am wondering if you have any patterns for me the beginner.I have put an ad on Kijji to have someone make me doilies. But thats sad as I am a crocheter. I was in my city (Thunder Bay Canada) at the mall and not one store sold doilies anymore. I recently purchased some new furniture and have no doilies . Went to second hand store to buy some but.....Anyway if you can help that would be great if you cannot thats ok too.
Christine
<< reply >>
Thanks Christine... glad you enjoyed your visit.
We don’t see doilies at the malls we visit either.
I tend to find doilies at the local dollar stores though.
They are mostly the round doilies.
Do you have any stores where you live where all
items are $1.00? You might check there.
What type of doily pattern did you want to make?
I have doily patterns on these pages you might enjoy making:
http://www.crochetnmore.com/picotpointsdoily.htm
http://www.crochetnmore.com/lacydoily.htm
http://www.crochetnmore.com/myfirstdoilybyvictoriagable.htm
http://www.crochetnmore.com/threaddoily.htm
If you like runner style doilies... you might try my table runner pattern
and make it shorter:
http://www.crochetnmore.com/tablerunner.htm
Hope this helps.
Lisa
RE: Ribbed_Edge_Granny_Baby_Afghan
Hi Lisa, I'm a beginer at croching and I found your pattern for the Ribbed edge Granny Baby Afghan...but what was the begining chain ?...it wasn't there...it went from size hook right to row 1....please let me know how many chains I need to get started...thanks, Barb
<< reply >>
The Chain 4 for Round 1 is where this afghan begins.
The pattern starts in the center and is worked in rounds.
http://www.crochetnmore.com/ribbededgegrannybabyafghan.htm
Lisa
Re: baby afghan square pattern
I am making a baby afghan for a friend with this pattern. I am not seeing any instructions for completing the afghan. Any help would be appreciated. Thank you very much.
Karen S.
<< reply >>
Many of my patterns are for afghan squares only.
I tend to leave the finishing techniques up to the individual crocheter.
You can assemble the squares using any method you choose.
Take a look at this page for joining methods:
http://www.crochetnmore.com/joiningsquares.htm
The number of squares needed for your afghan will
depend on how large your squares are as well as how large you
would like your finished afghan.
For instance, if your finished squares measure 5 3/4” x 5 3/4” and
you join 42 squares, placing them:
7 squares tall (5.75 x 7 = 40.25)
by 6 squares wide (5.75 x 7 = 34.50)
then your finished afghan minus any joining width would be 40-1/4 x 34-1/2.
You can adjust the number of squares to achieve whatever size you want.
If you join your squares and see you want your afghan a little larger but
not as large as adding more squares... add a nice border to balance it out.
Lisa
Lisa, The projects look very pretty especially the coaster. Thank you so
much!
Thanks again!! God bless Emmy
RE: Help
My pattern says 1 dc in next 2 dc at the same time please could you help me
Thank you pam
<< reply >>
>> My pattern says 1 dc in next 2 dc at the same time
I have to say... that is an instruction I don’t recall ever seeing
in all of my years of crocheting.
The designer may want you to work a decrease over the next
two stitches... work the first dc without completing the very last
step, then work the next dc in the next stitch without completing
the very last step... then yarn over and draw through all loops
on the hook.
Is this pattern online?
Lisa
<< Pam's Reply >>
Thank you for the answer the pattern is not online it is one I bought from crochet club & it’s a crochet collector costume website : www.crochetclub.au.com
its costumes for dolls the instructions aren’t real good
Thank you
Pam
Re: Ida-Mae's Cross Bookmark
I was showing a friend the Bookmark and pattern called ‘Ida-Mae’s Cross Bookmark’ that I had developed and posted to Crochetnmore and discovered that it had been copyrighted, notation as follows:
Copyright
Tisa Enterprises, All Rights Reserved
I would like to know who gave permission for my pattern to be copyrighted and who Tisa Enterprises are. This pattern was posted to your website in good faith for all crocheters to copy for their own use, sell the finished product at bazaars, etc. At no time was it indicated that it could be copyrighted. I want that copyright removed immediately. The pattern is mine alone to do with as I wish.
Ida-Mae Kennett
<< reply >>
In no way was I trying to retain copyright to your pattern.
Tisa Enterprises is the company under which I operate
The Crochet N More website.
I apologize that during our recent page updates this
copyright statement was inadvertently left on that page.
I have respectfully removed your pattern from my website
as I do not wish any further confusion in the matter.
Lisa
RE: He is risen11111111
i just stumbled across your page but i always stop where i see a bible verse and praise God for sites who dare to witness God's love this Easter weekend and every day i am an 80 year old who loves the Lord and the gift of creativity He has blessed me with although i have so many more things tu learn bout knt crchtg etc --i just found a bobble hot pad pattern thanks i put u n my favorites still trying to learn computer stuff.
in christ ila justice
<< reply >>
Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to
send me an email. I appreciate it very much.
I’m so glad my site has been useful to you.
I’m also thankful that God has given us the talents to make
beautiful things.
Feel free visit Crochet N More and/or email me anytime.
Lisa
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The ninety-five year old woman at the nursing home
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