Showing posts with label Shell stitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shell stitch. Show all posts

Monday, September 5, 2016

Crochet tablet/Ipad sling bag2


Another crochet Tablet/Ipad with sling done and dusted.


A massive thank you to everyone who downloaded my first crochet tablet/Ipad sling bag.

For this bag, I used shell stitch, love how it turned out, looks like a star stitch to me :)

This is for 7inch tablet/Ipad but you can make it bigger, by adding chain.

I did test it on two different devices, the light and a little bit heavy but all good. 
Can be use as purse or handbag as well.


For the shell pattern, 
which is the body of the bag

All you need are:
Your choice of yarn
I used a yarn name called knitting yarn 
100% acrylic but soft 8 ply

4.5mm hook for sewing the sides
5mm hook
scissor
yarn needle
all in US term
button

 Using 5mm hook, 
make a number of chain multiple by 6 plus 4 extra turning

Chain 36 plus 4


Row 1:   
Work 2dc into 4th chain from hook, 
*skip 2sts, 1sc into next chain, skip 2 sts, 
5dc next chain, repeat from* to the end.
after sc, with the remaining 3sts, skip 2sts
3dc into last chain. turn 


Row 2:            
 Ch1 to count as first sc, 
*skip 2sts, 5dc into sc,
         skip 2 sts, sc to the next chain (3rd st in shell part),
repeat from* to end. 
Work  sc into 3rd chain of chain 3.Turn


Row 3:             
 Ch3 to count as first dc, 2dc same st. 
*1sc into the 3rd dc of 5dc (shell part) skip 2 sts,
5dc next sc, repeat from* to end,
after the sc into the 3rd dc of 5dc (shell part) skip 2 sts, 
work 3dc into last sc. 


Repeat from row 2 until you have 32 rows or if you happy with your length.

 
Measure to your tablet or Ipad and fold, 
make sure your row 32 will be your front
place a  marker  and start sewing both sides 
by using 4.5mm hook.

Just a note when sew both sides, 
work 1sc in sc space and 2sc in ch3 space.
Fasten off and weave ends.

For the strap:
ch150 or more,
ch1 and work hdc across
sew to the bag and sew the button too
and you're Done!


If you find some errors or if you have a question 
please let me know.
You can sell your finished product and  
you are all welcome to post it in my facebook page.
Thank you for visiting

If you would like a PDF copy please visit my Ravelry Store

Enjoy!!

MILINA



 




Thursday, May 12, 2016

Beautiful Shell stitch Scarf

  



This is one of my favorite stitch when it come to shell stitches.
 so many things you can do out of this stitch.
It can be scarf, cowl, wrap around scarf, shawl, depends on what you like. 
This is an easy pattern, easy to follow, you will love it!.




 I used 4.5 mm hook
A red acrylic yarn, 
of course you can choose your own favorite yarn.
scissor for weaving ends
buttons (optional) if you want a wrap around scarf 
or 
you can just close using slip stitch.


For the pattern: 

Multiple by 10 plus 6 extra turning chain

I started mine as chain 30 plus 6


Row 1 : 
1 dc into 6th chain from hook
*ch3, skip 3 sts, 1sc into each of next 3 sts
ch3, skip 3 sts
1dc,ch3,1dc into next st.
repeat from* to end
1dc, ch2, 1dc into last chain.


Row 2:
ch3 count as first dc
3dc into first ch2 space, 
*ch3, 1 sc into 2nd stitch of 3 sts (middle)

Ch3, work 7dc into next ch3 space (v-stitch)
repeat from * to end.
work 4dc into last ch3 space.
 
Row 3:
ch1 count as first sc, 
1sc into each of next 3 sts.
*ch5, 1sc into each of next 7 sts., 
repeat from* to end
ch5, 1sc into next 3 sts.,
1sc into 3rd chain of ch3.

Row 4:
 ch1 count as first sc
1sc next st
*ch3, 
1dc,ch3,1dc to the 3rd chain of ch5
ch3, skip 2 sts., 1sc next 3 sts., (shell part)

repeat from* to end
skip 2 sts., 1sc next st
1sc last chain.
 Row 5:
ch1 count as first sc
*ch3, 7dc into ch3 space
 ch3, 1sc into 2nd st of 3sts (middle)
 repeat from*
sc last chain.

Row 6:
ch1 count as first sc, 
ch2, 
*1sc into next 7sts., (shell part)
ch5, repeat from* 
ch2, 1sc into first chain.
 Row 7:
ch3 count as first dc
ch2 turn, 1dc same st.
*ch3, skip 2 sts., 1sc into each of next 3 sts.,

ch3
1dc, ch3, 1dc into 3rd ch of ch5
repeat from* to end
work 1dc, ch2, 1dc last chain.


Repeat row 2 to row 7 until you have your desired length.

add buttons or slip stitch to close

Don't forget to turn your work

Hope you all enjoy it!

*Please feel free to message me if you have any questions.

If you would like a PDF copy please visit my Ravelry Store

Thank you


Milina




              


Tuesday, February 16, 2016

Shell stitch headband






                                               
 
                      









                        head circumference             headband sizes

Newborn                     13-14”                               12”

0-6 mths                      14-17”                               13”

6-12 mths                    16-19”                               14”

1-3 years                     18-20”                              15-17”

3-12 years                   20-22”                              17-18”

Teen/Adult                  22-24”                              18-20”


Materials:
5mm hook
4 seasons “soft yarn”8 ply
Buttons for securing the headband and to use for flower (optional)

I did the adult headband, I chain 80 or measure your head, (a little bit loose for me) but I will try different sizes above.

For newborn and the rest of the sizes, just measure your work and follow the steps as long as your chain divisible by 2.

For newborn size:  Ch44 + 1
For 1-3 years old chain 74 plus 1















Hdc 2nd hook from the chain  and hdc across
Working in rounds
Ch3, 2dc same space (small shell made)
skip 2 sts*
3dc next st. , skip 2sts., 3dc next st, repeat until the end of the row.
slip stitch to the same space of the last row.

ch5, sl. st to the opposite side  and start working the 3dc ( small shell stitch)

Ch3, 2dc same space
skip 2 stitches, 3dc next stitch  make sure level with the other shell side until the end of the row, sl. st.

fasten of, leaving long tail for sewing buttons, weave end.

*sew the button tightly.

Note: If you have 2 rows left space in the last row, just skip 1 and work the 3dc shell stitch.















you should end your last row like this and weave ends. 

For the flowers decorations, you can choose your own or you can follow mine :)

For the popcorn flower 

Magic ring
12 sc in the ring
ch2, 5dc in each stitch, then connect from first to last st 

then chain to secure and work next stitch until the end. sl, st. add button in the middle.





for the white flower:

Using magic ring
Ch2, 6 sc into the ring
ch6, sl. st same st, sl. st to the next st
ch6 sl. st same st., repeat 4 more times
sl. st next st
ch6, sl. st to the first ch to close.

Hope you enjoy and understand my pattern :)
Feel free to message if you have a question.

----Milina---