Showing posts with label scarf. Show all posts
Showing posts with label scarf. Show all posts

Sunday, June 5, 2016

4 seasons scarf

This elegant scarf, I made is not only for cold weather, but for any occasion and of course for 4 seasons :)



Scarf made of one of my favorite stitches, the "Pineapple stitch". This is easy to follow and enjoyable to do.



I used 4.5mm hook
Any yarn you like ( I used purple colour knitting yarn 8 ply)
scissor for weaving ends.

Here is the pattern:
 
Row 1
Ch18 plus 3
To the 6th chain from hook
Work 2dc, ch2, 2dc
Ch4, skip 4 sts, sc next st
Ch6, skip 3 sts, sc next st
Ch4, skip 4 sts, 2dc, ch2, 2dc next st.
Dc last st.

Row 2
Ch3, 2dc,ch2,2dc to the ch2 space
Ch1, work 9tr into ch6 space
Ch1, 2dc,ch2,2dc to the ch2 space
Dc to the 3rd chain of ch3

Row 3
Ch3, 2dc, ch2, 2dc to the ch2 space
Ch3 sc first TR, *ch4, skip next tr, sc next tr, repeat* until you have 4 loops
Ch3, 2dc, ch2, 2dc to the ch2 space
Dc 3rd chain of ch3.

Row 4
Ch3, 2dc,ch2,2dc to the ch2 space
Ch3, sc to the ch4 space *ch4, sc next loop repeat* until you have 3 loops
Ch3, 2dc, ch2,2dc to the ch2 space
Dc 3rd chain of ch3

Row 5
Ch3, 2dc,ch2,2dc to the ch2 space
Ch4, sc to the ch4 space
*ch4, sc next space repeat*
You should have 2 loops in this row
Ch4, 2dc, ch2,2dc to the ch2 space
Dc 3rd chain of ch3

Row 6
Ch3, 2dc,ch2,2dc to the chain2 space
Ch5, sc to the ch4 space
Ch4, sc next loop
Ch5, 2dc,ch2,2dc to the ch2 space
Dc 3rd chain of ch3 (one loop here)

Row 7
Ch3, 2dc,ch2,2dc to the ch2 space
Ch8, sc to the ch4 space
Ch8, 2dc, ch2, 2dc to the ch2 space
Dc 3rd chain of ch3

Row 8
Ch3, 2dc,ch2,2dc to the ch2 space
Ch4, sc to the 5th ch of ch8
Ch6, sc to the 5th ch of ch8
Ch4, 2dc,ch2,2dc to the ch2 space
Dc 3rd chain of ch3

Repeat from row2 until you have the desired length of your scarf. 

For the edging, work sc in each st across.
You can add some tassels/fringes for decoration to your liking.

If you would like  a PDF copy please visit my ravelry store

Thank you and 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




              


Thursday, March 17, 2016

Bill's Scarf



This close fabric stitch is ideal to make a blanket, scarf, less holes, make your crochet work so smooth and tight.

I named the scarf after my husband name. :)









Materials I used:

5mm hook
homemaker 8 ply acrylic yarn
black and white
scissor
yarn needle for weaving ends

The size of this scarf is 46inch height ( not including the tassel)
7 inches wide
Feel warm and looks good, you can wear it wherever you go :)


Row 1 : With black, make a number of chain divisible by 2, or 160 chain
               plus 3 extra.


Row 2: Work 1sc and 1dc into 5th chain from the hook (as picture above)
              * skip 1chain, to the next st., work 1sc and 1dc repeat *
              to the last 2sts.,skip 1chain, sc to the last chain.

Row 3: Ch3 count as first dc, * work 1sc and 1dc into next sc of previous row
               repeat from * to end, 1sc to the 4th of chain 4.
            * Change colour ( optional)
             







Row 4 : Repeat row 3 ending 1sc into 3rd of chain 3 and until you have the desired length of your scarf.

Note: you can make a stripe scarf or one colour,

I made 4 rows of  colour black
*2 rows white
2 rows black
2 rows white
4 rows of black
 repeat *
 then 4 rows of black for the finishing rows


For the tassels

* Cut white and black in 20 inch long,  take 5 pieces of yarn and tie it on the scarf.

Husband was so happy with this scarf,i will make 3 more for  myself and my kids with different colours.

Hope you like it too.
Thank you for visiting my blog.


Milina

Saturday, March 12, 2016

How to Crochet Forget me not stitch

This is an easy pattern, easy to follow stitch.

I decided to make a cowl out of this stitch as winter is just around the corner here in Australia.



All you need:
5mm hook
light green 100/ acrylic, 8ply yarn
scissor

Stitches are in US terms:

Row 1 : Make a number of chain divisible by 3 plus 1 and 4 extra turning.

Row 2 : in the 5th chain from hook make 2dc, ch2, 1sc same space
             *skip 2 sts., make 2dc, ch2, 1sc to the next st.
              repeat * until last 3 sts., skip 2 sts.,
              1sc into last st.

Row 3 : Ch3 count as first dc,
               * work (2dc, ch2, 1sc) next ch2 space



repeat* to end.
1sc into 4th chain of ch4.

Row 4 : Repeat row 3 but ending with 1sc into 3rd chain of ch3.
              And until you have your desired length of your scarf.

*don't forget to turn your work

Please feel free to msg me if you have questions.


Milina

Friday, February 19, 2016

How to crochet Brick stitch


A beautiful stitch called Brick stitch, so many possibilities and it is A beautiful stitch.
It can be scarf, cowl or anything you fancy.

I used 5mm hook in color green, next time I will do it in a different color.
for my yarn, it's 8ply 4 season stallion ( soft yarn).




















Here it is:

Chain divisible by 9 plus 2 and plus 2 extra
( I did chain 22 including the extra 4 chain)

Row 1 :  1dc into 4th chain from hook
               1dc into each of next 2 sts.
              * Ch2, skip next st.., 1sc into next chain
                 Ch2, skip next st.,
                 1dc into each of next 6 sts., rep from* to end
                  ending with 1dc in each of next 4 sts.
                turn your work

















Row 2: Sl. st., into space between first 2dc,
work 1sc into same space.

















* Ch3, skip 3dc, 1sc into next ch2 space,twice
   Ch3, 1sc between 3rd and 4th of next 6 dc, (Middle)
   repeat from *
   to end working last sc between last dc and first ch3.
   Turn your work.

















Row 3: Ch3, count as first dc
             *3dc into next ch3 space
              ch2, 1sc next ch3 space, ch2,
              3dc into next ch3 space
               repeat from* to end.
              1dc into ss of previous row.





















repeat row 2 and 3 until you have your desired length.


 * Please feel free to message me if you have a question.
    Hope you enjoy this brick scarf pattern tutorial :)


Milina