This post doesn't have much to do with crocheting, but I just wanted to say...
1. I haven't forgotten about about my blog even though I haven't posted. I just don't have any projects to post about. Yet. I am working on one, and I will post about it when it is finished (no hints!)
2. It may be awhile before the project is finished. But I will post as soon as it is done.
3. My birthday was Saturday. I turned 14. Just thought I'd let ya know. I "pink puffy heart" my sister. She made a blog post about me for my birthday :-)
4. I won 2nd place at the Fair for the little purse I made for my cousin (I only entered one)
5. I'm hungry
The End
~Tater
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Showing posts with label purse. Show all posts
Thursday, July 29, 2010
Monday, July 12, 2010
Patterns and Purses
We went to Ollie's Outlet Store on July 5th, and I got a book called "The Colour Book Of Felted Crochet". It has over 25 projects, that you make with wool yarn, then felt it. It also teaches you the basic crochet stitches, and some fancy ones as well. One of the fancy stitches is called the "Fan Stitch", which is what I used to make the purses. I made up the pattern as I went along.
Here is the pattern:
You will need:
5.5o mm crochet hook
2 colours of yarn (This doesn't take much yarn)
For the purse:
Ch. 40. Work 4 rows of fan st. using col. A. Chg. to col B. Work 2 rows of fan st. using col. B. Chg. back to col. A. Work 3 rows of fan st. using col. A. Finish off.
Fold in half. Start in corner and sc. both edges together along the bottom and up the side. Do NOT finish it off yet. Ch. 50. Attach ch. to other side (this is the handle/strap). If you want to decorate a bit more, you can weave a piece of yarn around the top edge on either side and tie the ends in bows on either end.
For the change-purse:
Using col. B, Ch. 11. Starting in second ch from hook, *sc across (10 sc in all). ch one*. Rep from *to* ten times, not chaining one the last time. Finish off. Do this twice. Using col. A attach the 2 squares you just made by sc on two sides and the bottom. There ya go! If the instructions aren't clear, or you have any questions, just leave a comment :-)
Abbreviations:
sc-single crochet
ch-chain
col-colour
st-stitch
chg-change
~Tater
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