Hiển thị các bài đăng có nhãn Video. Hiển thị tất cả bài đăng
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Thứ Bảy, 1 tháng 10, 2011
Thứ Năm, 29 tháng 9, 2011
Craft lessons: Waldorf Finger Knitted Flowers, video tutorial
Fingerknitted Flowers
One thing I would love to have in my house is live plants or better yet, fresh flowers, but with two kitties it's just not an option. So, I had to improvise...
A bouquet of cat and kid friendly, all natural, homemade flowers. I found a video tutorialThey were quick and easy to make - I simply fingerknitted the flowers and sewed them onto the branches from our wool tree.
Craft lessons: Waldorf Finger Knitted Flowers, video tutorial
Thứ Ba, 27 tháng 9, 2011
Unique gifts: Gold fish for gifts
well...you asked for a how to vid on the fishy barrettes...and i had to do what the people wanted!...lol...now keep in mind...this is my first vid...so bear with me!..and you can only watch it if you promise not to make fun of me!...i realize i have alot to learn on the movie making business...but i think from what a managed to actually get on camera...you'll be able to make one of these!...lol...enoy!...
Unique gifts: Gold fish for gifts
FISHY BARRETTE video tutorial
Unique gifts: Gold fish for gifts
FISHY BARRETTE video tutorial
Chủ Nhật, 18 tháng 9, 2011
Gift presents for teen: nail art, video tutorial
Thứ Ba, 13 tháng 9, 2011
Thứ Tư, 7 tháng 9, 2011
Craft lessons: Video knitting and crochet tutorial
How to knit a sunflower
How to crochet a daisy.
Crochet unusual motif - a circle within a square.
Knitting on the fingers vemste with children
Knitting on the fingers of a flower
Chủ Nhật, 4 tháng 9, 2011
Thứ Ba, 30 tháng 8, 2011
Chủ Nhật, 28 tháng 8, 2011
Craft lessons: Fondant Flowers TUTORIAL
Fondant Flowers
Rolling and Cutting Fondant
making fondant roses
Thứ Tư, 24 tháng 8, 2011
Craft lesson: crochet a flower video tutorial
how to crochet a flower video tutorial
One thing I love about crocheting is that there are so many ways you can use it to create embellishments. From decorative edging to flowers, you can dress up a t-shirt or a scrapbook page with your hook and just a little yarn. Lately I've been obsessed with crocheting little flowers--maybe because they're so quick and satisfying! I altered a few other flowers I'd tried and came up with my favorite 5-petal flower pattern. I'm sure I didn't invent it, but it came about for me by trial and error and it turns out cute with almost any kind of yarn. Here are a few items I've made recently with flowers.
If you want to make your own, we've made a short video tutorial to show you just how to do it. I'm a visual learner, so I know some of you out there just need to see it done once to figure it out. Check it out, then find the written pattern below. WARNING: This is not a general crochet lesson. You'll need to know how to do a few basic stitches to complete a flower.
It's a bigger picture, but the picture and sound quality aren't as good.
Mandy's Favorite 5-Petal Flower Pattern
Materials:
Any size hook (depending on what size flower you want)
Any weight yarn
Rnd 1: Ch 5, join into a ring w/sl st in 1st ch.
Rnd 2: Ch 3 (counts as first dc), work 9dc in ring, join to top of ch w/sl st -- 10 sts.
Rnd 3: **Ch 2, work 3dc in next st, ch 2, sl st in next st** five times. Fasten off.
For a different color center, try changing yarn colors after round 2. Experiment with different weight yarns and hook sizes. To layer a slightly smaller flower on top, go down one hook size from larger flower.
littlebirdiesecrets.blogspot.com
Thứ Hai, 22 tháng 8, 2011
Craft lessons: transform fashion, beautiful craft ideas and tutorial
Craft lessons: transform fashion, beautiful craft ideas and tutorial
Free crochet patterns
Tape lace - a fairly simple and very nice reception crochet. The essence of his knitting - is to create bands that have followed, both vertically and horizontally, sometimes on the diagonal.They are then fastened together.
Joining the band as you can lace tape by simply stitching the inside out, and tying the gaps between bands.
On a secret connection strips lace ribbon through extended periods in places where it is needed, will be discussed in my little trailer.
Joining the band as you can lace tape by simply stitching the inside out, and tying the gaps between bands.
On a secret connection strips lace ribbon through extended periods in places where it is needed, will be discussed in my little trailer.
In order to increase the distance between the strips of lace, and were invented by the author of some common elements - the air of a chain of loops with "knobs".
To learn how to connect the strips together and simultaneously weave crochet inset with"knobs" and tell these two clips.
To learn how to connect the strips together and simultaneously weave crochet inset with"knobs" and tell these two clips.
Chủ Nhật, 21 tháng 8, 2011
Craft lessons: Watermelon carving tutorial
Thứ Bảy, 20 tháng 8, 2011
Craft lessons: Crochet cap relief columns video tutorial
video master class in three parts of knitting this hat from dbalvess
Crochet beanie from Sarah Arnold |
This pattern uses front post double crochet (fpdc) as well as back post double crochet (bpdc) There are several good tutorials online of how to complete these stiches, as well as Youtube videos that will walk you through them. It is expected that you know these stitches and are comfortable with them before beginning the pattern.
Items Needed:
150 yards WW yarn (more yardage will be needed for a longer hat)
J hook for body
H hook for ribbing
Gauge:3 dc with J hook=1" Height isn't important because you can just add on rounds
To join each round: join with slip stitch around the first front post double crochet of previous round (or beginning ch 2 of the first round), ch 2, then fpdc down into the same front post double crochet you just did the slip stitch to (again, this will be a ch 2 for the beginning round). This pushes the ch 2 behind the fpdc you just made (ignore the ch 2, it doesn't exist). This isn't necessary, but it looks better than a standard ch2 and makes the join less obvious.
With J hook
1. 15 dc in Adjustable Ring
2. Fpdc in every dc (15)
3. Fpdc in every fpdc, dc in the space between fpdcs (15 fpdc, 15 dc)
4. Fpdc in every fpdc, dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 dc)
5. Fpdc in every fpdc, 2 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 2dc)
6. Fpdc in every fpdc, 2 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 2dc)
7. Fpdc in every fpdc, 3 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 3dc)
8. Fpdc in every fpdc, 3 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 3dc)
9. Fpdc in every fpdc, 3 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 3dc)
10. Fpdc in every fpdc, 4 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 4dc)
11. Fpdc in every fpdc, 4 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 4dc)
12. Fpdc in every fpdc, 4 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 4dc)
13. Fpdc in every fpdc, 4 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 4dc)
14. Fpdc in every fpdc, 4 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 4dc)
15. Fpdc in every fpdc, 4 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 4dc)
16. Fpdc in every fpdc, 4 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (15 fpdc, 15 4dc)
Switch to H hook
17. Sc around (75)
18. Dc Around (75 sts)
19. Fpdc in one st, bpdc in the next, around (75 sts)
20. Fpdc in one st, bpdc in the next, around (75 sts)
21. Fpdc in one st, bpdc in the next, around (75 sts)
Preemie Version 4.5" tall and 5" across the base (note: that is the measurement while laying flat, not the circumfrence!)
This preemie version pattern was created by Donnetta Johnson (Ravelry id: smileynetta)
I love this version, it's just like a miniature of the original!
Thanks for the pattern Donnetta, and for letting me post it here!
Small amount of Sport Weight yarn
G hook for body F hook for ribbing
Note: To join each round: join with slip stitch around the first front post double crochet of previous round (or beginning ch 2 of the first round), ch 2, then fpdc down into the same front post double crochet you just did the slip stitch to (again, this will be a ch 2 for the beginning round). This pushes the ch 2 behind the fpdc you just made (ignore the ch 2, it doesn't exist). This isn't necessary, but it looks better than a standard ch2 and makes the join less obvious.
With G Hook
1. 12 dc in Adjustable Ring
2. Fpdc in every dc, dc in the space between dc's (12 fpdc, 12 dc)
3. Fpdc in every fpdc, 2 dc in the space between fpdc and dc (12 fpdc, 24 dc)
4. Fpdc in every fpdc, 2 dc in the space between fpdc and dc (12 fpdc, 24 dc)
5-13. Fpdc in every fpdc, 3 dc in the space between fpdc and dc (12 fpdc, 36 dc)
Switch to F Hook
14. sc around (48 sts)
15. dc around (48 dc)
16. (fpdc, bpdc) around (48 sts)
Fasten off yarn and weave in ends.
Infant Version (11.25 inches around inside circumference, unstreched)
A big thanks to Kelly Gilman (Ravelry id: fairieknits) for these instructions, and for allowing me to post them here!
Less than 3 oz. of Worsted Weight yarn
I hook for body G hook for ribbing
Note: To join each round: join with slip stitch around the first front post double crochet of previous round (or beginning ch 2 of the first round), ch 2, then fpdc down into the same front post double crochet you just did the slip stitch to (again, this will be a ch 2 for the beginning round). This pushes the ch 2 behind the fpdc you just made (ignore the ch 2, it doesn't exist). This isn't necessary, but it looks better than a standard ch2 and makes the join less obvious.
With I Hook
1. 10 dc in Adjustable Ring
2. Fpdc in every dc (10)
3. Fpdc in every fpdc, dc in the space between fpdcs (10 fpdc, 10 dc)
4. Fpdc in every fpdc, 2 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (10 fpdc, 10 2dc)
5. Fpdc in every fpdc, 2 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (10 fpdc, 10 2dc)
6. Fpdc in every fpdc, 3 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (10 fpdc, 10 3dc)
7. Fpdc in every fpdc, 3 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (10 fpdc, 10 3dc)
8. Fpdc in every fpdc, 3 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (10 fpdc, 10 3dc)
9. - 13. Fpdc in every fpdc, 4 dc in the first space between fpdc and dc (10 fpdc, 10 4dc)
Switch to G Hook
14. Sc around (50)
15. - 17. Fpdc in one st, bpdc in the next, around (50 sts)
Fasten off yarn and weave in ends.
rheatheylia.com
Craft lessons: crochet Granny Straps, video tutorial
How To Make Granny Straps
These are the straps I designed for the secret hex bag. Below are charts, written instructions, and a video. Plus a bonus alternate two-row version. Yay!
My suggestion is that you look at the chart, watch the video, and go for it. If you absolutely must, read the written directions, but they are super-wordy even though the straps are pretty simple to make.
Granny Strap Written Directions
Row 1: Make an odd number of foundation single crochet (fsc) stitches.
Stop making that face ... it's easy! If you don't believe me, click through to my tutorial and read all the comments that say how happy everyone is that they finally learned to do fsc. You can do it. Trust me!!! My tutorial has a video and step-by-step photos. And, you can ALWAYS email me. I bet you'll have it mastered in 10 minutes, tops.
Row 2: Make two single crochet (sc) stitches in the top of the third fsc, chain 1, * skip 1 fsc, 2 sc in next fsc , chain 1 repeat from * until you get to the last fsc. In the last fsc make 2 sc (in the top of the fsc), chain 2, 2 sc (in the side/end of the fsc), chain 2, 2 sc (in the bottom of the fsc making sure to catch center bar of fsc so there is no yarn between the 2 sc in the top of the fsc and the 2 sc in the bottom of the fsc), chain 1. Along the bottom of the fsc row * skip 1 fsc, 2 sc in next fsc , chain 1 repeat from * until you get to the last fsc. In the last fsc make 2 sc, chain 2, 2 sc, chain 2, 2 sc, chain 1. Skip an fsc, 2sc in next fsc, slip stitch to top of first sc of Row 2, pull a loop through the last stitch, cut yarn and pull end through, and tie a square knot on the back of the strap with the beginning and ending yarn ends.
Row 3: In the chain space to the left of the start of row 2, make 2 sc, chain 1, * skip 1 fsc, 2 sc in next fsc , chain 1 repeat from * until you get to the 2 chain corner. In the 2 chain corner make 4 sc, chain 1, in the next 2 chain corner, make 4 sc, chain 1. Along the bottom edge * skip 1 fsc, 2 sc in next fsc , chain 1 repeat from * until you get to the 2 chain corner. In the 2 chain corner make 4 sc, chain 1, in the next 2 chain corner, make 4 sc, chain 1. Make 2 sc over the slip stitch that completed Row2 trying to hide the knot, if you can, slip stitch to top of first sc of Row 3, pull a loop through the last stitch, cut yarn and pull end through, and tie a square knot on the back of the strap with the beginning and ending yarn ends.
Finishing: Weave in yarn ends.
ALTERNATE TWO-ROW VERSION OF GRANNY STRAP
Here is a two-row version I used on the phone cozy I made.
Row 1: Make an odd number of foundation single crochet (fsc) stitches.
Row 2: Start with top of third fsc, make one *single crochet, chain one, skip an fsc, repeat from * until you get to then last fsc. In the last fsc, sc, chain 1, sc, chain 1, 1 sc to work around the end of the fsc row. Along the bottom of the sc (be sure to catch the center piece of yarn) chain 1, skip one fsc, *single crochet, chain one, skip an fsc, repeat from * until you get to then last fsc. In the last fsc, sc, chain 1, sc, chain 1, 1 sc to work around the end of the fsc row. Slip stitch to the first sc.
Feedback welcome and encouraged!
Let me know if you have any questions or anything is confusing.
Source: futuregirl.com
Thứ Hai, 15 tháng 8, 2011
Artist postcards: 12 Beautiful Easy to Make Kirigami Pop-up Cards
Beautiful DIY Kiragami Card
bunch of DIY pop-up cards and origami videos
12 Beautiful Easy to Make Kirigami Pop-up CardsSCRAPBOOKING HIBISCUS- Kirigami Pop-up Card
CRAFTS TIGER LILY- Kirigami Pop-up Card
Butterfly Kisses - Kirigami Pop-up Cards
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