Spider man inspired colors star baby blanket

This week I was busy crocheting a star inspired colors spider man baby blanket, turned out beautiful and I added an eyes on it. This blanket measures 37 inches, can also used as a play mat.

My daughter loves it and while I am making it, she already testing it hahaha with some of her friends the telletubbies, how cute are they? 

I can't take a perfect colors for it, but when I blocked it, it came out naturally, (picture above)

I used dark blue, red, black and white for the eyes.

For the pattern, I used 5mm hook, and a carnival 8ply yarn, following the diagram I found in Pinterest, starting with a magic ring and work 4dc cluster, following with shell stitch and increase until you finished.

To make it look like a spiderman, I crochet a simple eyes on it.

Using 3mm hook and white color yarn (8Ply) 

Chain 4, slip stitch to make a ring, ch2 count as first dc, 

work 8dc into the ring (9dc in total)

Ch2, dc same st, 2dc next 4 sts (10dc), fasten off, insert black yarn

and work sc all around, fasten off and weave ends and sew it in front of the red clusters part of the blanket. and you're Done with your spider man star baby blanket.

* Blocking is essential

This is only an inspiration, and 100% handmade by ME.

Hope you all like it!

Happy Crocheting!!! <3

Regards

Milina

Summershell croptop/Bralette

This beautiful croptop in pink color is perfect to match with your  other clothing and  good to pair with your favorite jeans, shorts or skirt and perfect for summer outfit.

For this top I used 8ply but soft yarn, and it turned out beautiful.

This size is for cup medium size, you need to adjust sizing depending on the sizes of your bust,

with adjustable ties on the neck and back.

This is one size only for medium size Cup width of B/C which is (5”or 6”)

Stitches used and is in US terms:

Dc- double crochet

Sc - single crochet

Picot - Top of dc, ch4, then sc first chain of ch4

Ch1 space - is the point (2dc,ch1,2dc)

Hdc - half double crochet ( for the strap)

Materials I used:

3mm hook

8ply Stallion 100% acrylic yarn ( 100g)

Scissor

For the bra cup pattern: (make 2):

Row 1: Ch17, dc to the 4th chain from hook

Row 2:
dc next st, dc all the way to the next 12 sts, (2dc,ch1,2dc) last st.

( this is the point of the bra) put marker if necessary.

Row 3: Working in the opposite side

Dc to the 13th sts, dc last st (14sts)

Row 4: turn your work

Ch3 ( count as first dc)

Dc to the next 15 sts (16 sts total)

when you reach middle point (work 2dc,ch1,2dc) same space

Dc next st and to the next 15sts, dc last st.

(16 sts total) turn

Row 5:
Ch3 (count as first dc) dc to the next 17sts

(2dc,ch1,2dc) to the ch1-space

Dc next st, and to the next 16 sts, dc top of ch3

(18 sts total)

Row 6:
Ch3 (count as first dc) dc to the next 19sts (20sts)

(2dc,ch1,2dc) to the ch1-space

dc to the next 19 sts, dc top of ch3 (20 sts total) turn

Row 7:
Ch3 (count as first dc) dc to the next 21sts (22sts)

(2dc,ch1,2dc) to the ch1-space

Dc to the next 21 sts, dc top of ch3 (22 sts total) turn

Row 8:
Ch3 (count as first dc) dc to the next 23sts (24sts)

(2dc,ch1,2dc) to the ch1-space

Dc to the next 23 sts, dc top of ch3 (24 sts total) turn

Row 9:
Ch3 (count as first dc) dc to the next 25sts (26sts)

(2dc,ch1,2dc) to the ch1-space

Dc to the next 25 sts, dc top of ch3 (26 sts total) turn

     Don’t fasten off and we will work the

shell stitches for the side of bra cup.

For the side of the bra cup

ch3, *skip 2 sts, 3dc next st, ch1 repeat from* all the way to the end.

Ending with skip 3 sts, dc last st. Fasten off

Repeat for the second bra cup, but when you finished, don’t fasten off

Working at the bottom of the second bra, work 2 sc in every space, where the last dc,

you should have 28sc in total, sc to the next space,

now connect to the first bra cup (29sc total)

Ch3, connect to the first bra cup, sc to the first space,

then 2sc in every dc space to the end.(29sc total)

Turn, ch1, sc same space  and work sc in every sc until the end.

Don’t fasten off (62sc)

For the body of bra:

Row 1:
Ch5, skip 3sts, sc next, *ch5, skip 3sts, sc next repeat

from* ending with ch5, skip 4sts, sc next st. turn

Row 2:
ch5, sc to the 3rd chain of ch5, *8dc to the next ch5space,

sc next ch5 space, ch5, sc next ch5 space

repeat from* to the end, ending with ch2, dc last st.

Row 3:
ch3,  *work, dc,picot,dc next dc  in the shell part, you

should have 7picot here,sc 3rd chain of ch5 space,

repeat from*to the end. Dc 3rd chain of ch5 space.

Sample on how to do the picot

Row 4:

Ch5, skip first picot, sc to the top of 2nd picot, ch5,

skip picot and sc to the top of next picot, repeat once,

then ch5, skip last picot of first shell,

skip picot of next shell, and sc to the next picot

Repeat from* to the end, ending with ch5,

dc last chain.

Row 5:
Ch6, skip ch5 space, work sc 3rd chain of ch5 space,

*ch5, sc to the 3rd chain of ch5, repeat from* to the end.

Repeat from row 2 until you have your desired body cover.

For the strap:

Insert hook in between the 3dc’s, ch80 or more,

hdc to the 3rd chain from hook all the way down,

slip stitch to the next space of between the 2dc,

repeat for the other cup.

For the side strap

Working in the side where the sc part, ch80 or more, hdc to the 3rd chain from hook all the way and sl st to the same space.

Repeat for the other side and you’re DONE!

*This is a one size only, if you want to increase it, make sure your body part  is divisible by two.

*Hope you all enjoy making it, have fun

*Please share your finished product in my facebook page

Thank you and happy hooking!

Milina

How to crochet spring pineapple shawl

If you have patience and love working using crochet cotton thread, you might like to make this SPRING PINEAPPLE SHAWL

CROCHET THREAD is good to work but take a lot of patience, but it’s worth it.

Using a variegated cotton thread, this shawl turned out very beautiful and elegant, nice to wear in warm weather or any special occasion.

Pineapple stitch is the main stitch used in this beautiful shawl.

Blocking is optional, but if you are happy how the stitches formed, you probably don't need blocking, its just come out beautifully.

For the materials, I used 3.5mm hook or US E/4 size and a crochet cotton thread 100% soft cotton 50g, you need 2 and half skeins for this shawl depend on how long you want your shawl would be.

Materials:

3.5mm hook/US E4

Crochet cotton 100% thread ( it can be variegated or plain color)

Scissor

Stitches used, all in US terms

V-stitch - (dc,ch3,dc)

Dc - double crochet

Sc- single crochet

Sl st - slip stitch

Ch3- count as first dc

Sc to the ch3 space - are the 11dc worked from v-stitch

For the pattern:

Ch6, sl st to form a ring

Row 1 - Into the ring, work ch3,2dc,ch2,3dc,ch2,3dc, turn

Row 2 - ch4, skip 3dc, to the ch2 space work (3dc,ch2,3dc)

ch5, skip 3dc, (3dc,ch2, 3dc) to the next ch2 space

and work dc to the top of ch3 ( edge part)

Row 3 - Ch4, to the ch2 space (3dc,ch2,3dc) ch3

v-stitch to the 3rd chain of ch5 space

Ch3, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the  next ch2 space, turn

Row 4- Ch4,  work (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space,

ch4, work 11dc to the middle v-stitch

ch4,(3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space, turn your work

Row 5 - Ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space,

ch5, sc to the 11dc ,

ch5 (3dc,ch2,3dc) turn

Row 6 - ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space,  

ch5, sc to the first sc of 11sc, *ch3,skip

next st, sc next st repeat *until you  have 5 loops

ch5, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space. Turn

Row 7- ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space,

ch5, sc to the first ch3 loop, ch3, repeat

to the next ch3 until you have 4 loops,

ch5, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space,    

turn your work

Row 8- ch4, (3c,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space

Ch3, work v-stitch to the 3rd chain of ch5 space

Ch3, sc to the ch3 space, ch3 repeat next ch3 space,

until you have 3 loops

Ch3, v-stitch to the 3rd chain of ch5 space

Ch3, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space. Turn

Row 9 - ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space

Ch4, work 11dc to the v-stitch

Ch4, sc to the ch3 space, ch3, sc next ch3 space

Ch4, work 11dc to the next v-stitch

Ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space. Turn

Row 10- ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space

Ch5, sc to the 11dc of previous row

Ch5, sc to the ch3 space, ch3, sc next ch3 space

Ch5, sc to the 11dc of previous row

Ch5, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space. Turn

Row 11- ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc)  to the ch2 space

Ch5, sc first sc of 11sc, ch3, skip next sc,

sc next sc until you have 5 loops

Ch5, sc to the ch3 space, ch5, sc first sc of 11sc,

ch3,skip next sc,sc next sc

Repeat until you have 5 loops,

ch5 (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space. Turn

Row 12- ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) ch5, sc to the first ch3 loop,

ch3, repeat to the next ch3

space until you have 4 loops,

Ch7, sc to the ch3 loop, ch3

repeat next ch3 loop until you have 4 loops

Ch5, (3dc,ch2,3dc) turn

Row 13- Ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space

Ch3, v-stitch to the 3rd chain of ch5 space

Ch3, sc to the ch3 space, ch3,

repeat next ch3 space until you have 3 loops

Ch3,v-stitch to the 4th chain of ch7 space,

ch3, repeat next ch3 space until you have 3 loops.

Ch3, v-stitch to the 3rd chain of ch5 space,

ch3 (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space. Turn your work

  

From this row, we will do the increasing, just keep on repeating until

you have your desired length of your shawl.

Row 14 - ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space

Ch4, work 11dc to the v-stitch

*Ch4, sc to the ch3 space, ch3, sc next ch3 space,

ch3,sc next ch3 space (2 loops here)

Ch4, work 11dc to the next v-stitch

Repeat from* to the end

Ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space. Turn

Row 15- ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space

Ch5, sc to the 11dc of previous row

*Ch5, sc to the ch3 space, ch3, sc next ch3 space

Ch5, sc to the 11dc of previous row

Repeat from* to the end

Ch5, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space. Turn

Row 16- ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc)  to the ch2 space

Ch5, sc first sc of 11sc, ch3, skip next sc,

sc next sc until you have 5 loops

*Ch5, sc to the ch3 space, ch5,

sc first sc of 11sc,ch3,skip next sc,sc next sc

Repeat until you have 5 loops,

Repeat from* to the end

ch5 (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space. Turn

Row 17- ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) ch5, sc to the first ch3 loop,

ch3, repeat to the next ch3 space until you have 4 loops,

*Ch7, sc to the ch3 loop,

ch3 repeat next ch3 loop until you have 4 loops

repeat from* to the end.

Ch5, (3dc,ch2,3dc) turn

Row 18- Ch4, (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space

Ch3, v-stitch to the 3rd chain of ch5 space

Ch3, sc to the ch3 space,

ch3, repeat next ch3 space until you have 3 loops

*Ch3,v-stitch to the 4th chain of ch7 space,

Ch3, sc to the ch3 space,  

repeat next ch3 space until you have 3 loops.

Repeat from* to the end

Ch3, v-stitch to the 3rd chain of ch5 space,

ch3 (3dc,ch2,3dc) to the ch2 space. Turn your work

  

Note:

Repeat from Row 14 until you finished
and your last row should be end in Row 14.
Blocking is a must.

Please feel free to message me if you have a question.

Please don't forget to share your WIP (work in progress)

or finished work in my Facebook page

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Thank you in advance

Happy hooking!

Milina