I never thought I was going to make a heart pouch from crocheting a cicle! Wish to see how it all made? watch the vedio
What do you think?
Bindu
Weaving in ends is the worst part of any project. It takes forever, and if you aren't careful, the join can look messy. That is why I am so excited to share my latest video tutorial with you!
I have recorded a guide on how to make Continuous Crochet Circles in a Line.
Watch the Tutorial: In this video, I walk you through the "Foundation Chain Method." It’s perfect for beginners
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Happy Friday, everyone! 🧶
I was digging through my yarn stash yesterday and realized I had so many small balls of yarn leftover from other projects. I didn't want to throw them away, so I decided to whip up some Granny Hearts!
I love the classic granny stitch, but I’ve always been bothered by how the edges turn out on standard heart patterns. So, I spent some time experimenting and came up with a new, neater way to finish them off.
Check out the result:
These are so addictive to make. I made a whole batch in under an hour! They are perfect for:
Cute mugrugs for your coffee table.
Sewing onto a tote bag.
Making a quick Valentine's Day garland.
I just uploaded a full tutorial on my YouTube channel showing exactly how I made these (and the trick to that smooth border).
Watch the tutorial here: https://youtu.be/7guz1lFuwic
Happy crocheting!
Crochetsmash
Are you looking for a quick and beautiful Valentine's Day project? Today, I’m sharing how to crochet a Two-Colour Lace Heart!
I found a vintage flower diagram that inspired me, but I wanted to make it more modern. I modified the shape into a heart and added a contrasting border to make the stitches really pop.
Here is the video:
Bindu
I was thinking of a quick and easy scarf!
In this pattern, i am using only chains and double crochet.
The pattern is a mere two-row repeat!
It is still August.
But I can feel the weather cooling down. In a couple of months, we will need to have scarves and caps to go out.
I am ready with a new crochet beanie pattern. My daughter told me crochet caps are not warm enough. They have holes. Even I could feel my ears getting cold with my own creations.
This time, I decided to try an extra layer inside the beanie to keep me warmer.
The outcome is a zigzag crochet pattern, eliminating the need for increasing and decreasing stitches at regular intervals. Here, you can see the video!
Bindu
I like small projects, you can tell.
I work primarily with acrylic. However, I now have three size 3 cottons in my stash. Working with a smaller hook puts a lot of strain on my eyes.
That is why I do tutorials with medium-weight yarn. Here is a quick one for you to see.
Will you be making one? I have made few in thin cotton yarn too. They will come up on another day here.
Bindu