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Re: Baby Beanie
Would I be able to use a #3 baby yarn to make the east baby beanie you have on the website. You stated it was your own pattern. If so, what size hook would I use and what other changes do I need to make. I am trying to use the same yarn as I used on a blanket.
Thanks for your help.
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Ann M. Cook
<< Reply >>
The yarn I used for the beanie was also a light, size 3 baby yarn.
If you tend to have a tight tension when you crochet I would suggest going up a hook size.
Lisa
Re: Eyelash Hair Tie
http://www.crochetnmore.com/eyelashhairtie.htm
<< Comment >>
This came out so cute, thanks.
Cathy Cronk
<< Reply >>
You're very welcome... glad you enjoyed the pattern.
Lisa
Re: Please help.
Hi
Would you please be so kind to explain these rows of the pattern for me.
MATERIALS:
Red Heart Super Saver-4ply worsted weight
Abbreviations for colors:
White (M) - less than 1 oz
Orchid (C) - less than 1 oz
Hook Size G
Yarn Needle
Stitches: ch, sc, sl st.
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R1: With W, ch29. Sc in the 2nd ch from the hook and in ea rem ch. (28sc)
R2: Ch1, turn. 13M, 2C, 13M
R3: Ch1, turn. 12M, 4C, 12M
not sure wwhat to do wth 13m 2c 13m :-(
Regards
<< Reply >>
This is what I refer to as a “row count” pattern.
The pattern is worked in all single crochet with a Main Color (MC) and a Contrasting Color (CC). Each row lists how many single crochet stitches to work in each of the colors. For instance, Row 2 has you chain 1 and turn. Then work 13 single crochet stitches in white, 2 single crochet stitches in orchid and then 13 more in white.
Lisa
Via the Crochetnmore YouTube Channel
How to Crochet: Mom Bookmark Tutorial - Part 1 (Rows 1-8)
<< Comments >>
How do you count them if you're left handed?
Maureen Neumann
<< Reply >>
The stitches would be counted the same way but in order to crochet the pattern left handed you will need to read the graph in the opposite direction.
crochetnmore
Via the Crochetnmore YouTube Channel
How to Crochet - Long Single Crochet (a/k/a Single Crochet Spike Stitch)
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I have a pattern with the abbreviation Ss. I'm not familiar with that one do you know what that stands for?
Linda Carroll
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It is "slip stitch" as far as I know.
Peggy Pettis
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SS is a Slip Stitch.
Insert your hook into the indicated stitch. Yarn over and draw a loop through the stitch and the loop on the hook.
crochetnmore
RE:
Crocheted Tissue Holder
Hi,
I just finished your pattern for the pocket tissue pattern (crocheted)
I tried to put the full Kleenex brand tissues inside of the pocket.....
It was way to small.......
Thank You,
Jackie
<< Reply >>
Achieving a different size only means your tension is different than mine.
Tension or Gauge refers to how loose or tight you crochet your stitches are. Some patterns list measurements for a certain number of stitches and/or rows. This tells you if your tension or gauge meets what is recommended for your pattern. The Pocket Tissue Cover was one of the first patterns I posted and I failed to list that information. Any difference in yarn can also play a part in changing the size.
In the future you can adjust your hook size to obtain a larger size cover. For this particular pattern you can make the foundation chain the width of the pack of tissues. Repeat Row 2 until it wraps around the tissues and then finish assembling the cover.
In doing this pattern there is a large hole @ the end of the beginning - should there be one? Or is there supposed to be a closed end? I got one from a flea market a few years ago & the ends are closed not woven in. Second ? Is when doing the rounds do I chain one each time or just continuously sc in each CH. In doing so it seems to close after a few rows.....any hints? Or video?thanks - still new @ this & trying to make for god daughters handicapped class for Christmas. Thanks for helping - Daisy.
<< Reply >>
There’s a hole on both ends... the candy cane is inserted into the tube.
The pattern is worked in a continuous round.. no chains for each new round.
With one stitch in each stitch around the tube should maintain the size as you go.
Lisa
Re: ReadAPattern
My pattern reads: ch7. 3sc in second ch from hook; sc in next 4 chs, 3sc in last ch; working in free loops of beginning ch, sc in next 4 chs; do not join. Where are the 4 chs coming from?
Dianna Oldham
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You make 7 chains to begin with.
Now work 3 single crochet stitches in the second chain from the hook.
Now work one single crochet in each of the next 4 chains.
Work 3 single crochets in the last chain.
Turn the piece around so you can work back along the opposite side of the foundation chain...
working into the free loops of each of the 4 chains you worked into originally.
Place one single in each of those 4 stitches.
Here is a photo that may help with placement:
Lisa
Re: Crochet Binkie Holders
I have been searching for a pattern for a crochet pacifier holders, and was wondering if you would have a pattern or if you had published one in a previous issue? Thank you ahead of time.
Debra
<< Reply >>
I have not designed a pacifier holder.
You can find a free pattern on this page:
http://www.patternsforcrochet.co.uk/motif-pacifier-clip-usa.html
Lisa
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