The Infinity Scarf is now available as a written pattern too.
This border is bold and flexible and can be used with all kinds of projects. It is also the 4th and final part of the StoneGnome Infinity Scarf.
I promised to show you the border today, but don't despair if you are still working on the flames stitch patterns.
I promised to show you the border today, but don't despair if you are still working on the flames stitch patterns.
Learn how to expand the Little Flames pattern and add shadows.
Last time we did the Little Flames. There are many other ways of doing patterns with waistcoat stitches and chains, though. So, let's try one.
Last time we did the Little Flames. There are many other ways of doing patterns with waistcoat stitches and chains, though. So, let's try one.
Today I’ll show you how to do the first cable-like stitch pattern.
Happy Valentines! Let us do the first part of the StoneGnome Infinity Scarf. I have released the new video for the CAL.
I'll recommend that you watch the full video at least once. There are several tips in there, you might need. Later, you can get back here and use the notes for a better overview.
I'll recommend that you watch the full video at least once. There are several tips in there, you might need. Later, you can get back here and use the notes for a better overview.
The introduction is now available on YouTube. :)
See the video or read about the scarf here.
See the video or read about the scarf here.
The scarf is lovely, isn't it? If you want one too, join me for a Crochet-Along (CAL).
I've made the first video recordings of how to make my StoneGnome Infinity Scarf and I will have an introduction ready next Friday.
I've made the first video recordings of how to make my StoneGnome Infinity Scarf and I will have an introduction ready next Friday.
Need something new for setting the table? Maybe something that isn't too formal, but still adds a touch of style.
Try this new crochet pattern and make an elegant table runner.
Try this new crochet pattern and make an elegant table runner.
The other day a YouTube follower told me she missed me posting on YouTube. Yeah! That is the best motivation for sharing new things.
And I do have something new for you in the pipeline.
And I do have something new for you in the pipeline.
This December has been all about rain and rain and rain, so I've made a free snowflake pattern that pair up well with the one I made almost two years ago.
This is my X-mas present for you.
This is my X-mas present for you.
I've used the lovely Twinkle for my snowflakes and thought I'ld share a few notes with you.
I see a lot of questions these days about how to get circles like Rozeta* - but also squares - to lay flat and avoid the wonky look.
There are more things you can do to avoid wavy edges.
There are more things you can do to avoid wavy edges.
The pattern for the Dahlia Washcloths is ready! Bring the Summer into your home with these delicious washcloths.
Make them of very soft cotton and you will have the softest washcloths ever.
You find the pattern at LoveCrafts, Ravelry and also at LittleBugz as part of a yarn package. It is available in English and Danish. (At LoveCrafts, find the Danish version here).
Make them of very soft cotton and you will have the softest washcloths ever.
You find the pattern at LoveCrafts, Ravelry and also at LittleBugz as part of a yarn package. It is available in English and Danish. (At LoveCrafts, find the Danish version here).
There is a new pattern in town - or actually 2-in-1. You get both for FREE for a short while.
The waistcoat stitch is a lovely little thingy and you can make beautiful yet easy and fast worked stitch patterns with this.
Let me show you.
December is calling for cozy crochet projects. I know, I'm looking forward to peace and quiet* and my crochet projects! I've found a few links for free projects you might want to try.
We took a break the other day and went to the beach. I grabbed one of my older ideas on the way out and got this little beauty for you.
You really don't need that little knot in the beginning of your next crochet project. Here is a video showing how to avoid it.
It works with regular crochet as well as Tunisian and it doesn't matter how you like to hook into your starting chain.
It works with regular crochet as well as Tunisian and it doesn't matter how you like to hook into your starting chain.
This one doesn't need blocking, but it is still super cute and easy to do.
See here how to do it without getting into a big mess and get some tips about yarn usage, hook size etc.
