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Two New Favorite Go-To Patterns
I've always wanted Alice to make a scarf . I finally got the weekend. I like it, I like it, I like it!
The best thing about this template is it's free! It took a day to crochet, a day to lock and a day to shoot. I tried modeling and got some great shots. I didn’t show the best plan for the scarf because I was pretty drunk to look at (however, I wasn’t). So here are some photos and then I will show you my other favorite models for free
Check pre-block now ...
And block ...
Isn't that amazing? I like to block. Getting everything ready can be tedious, but it's worth it. Yesterday Ireland came out of the nursery, walked through the door and headed straight for the handkerchief. Of course, I'm nervous and nervous because it's raining here all day and I have to get to the ground and clean the mud well. Needless to say, I left the scarf in the second toilet and closed the door. Still coming out well ... no visible mud. The thread is too thick. I used Happy Fit # 4 sock yarn (about 390 yards) and I used a size of hook.
One more picture ... here. I am helpless
I’m sure you’re thinking, you’re probably knitting and looking for some work. Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either. But I have some interesting news about making money. No, I'm not sure, but ... I have a paid job.
I am currently signing a contract with a yarn company for a design. I am very excited about it. I can't give you any details yet. I have declined some contracts for a very short time in the past (e.g. 4 days ... yes, yes) but this company was great and gave me a long term and sent me a sweet thread to work on. Very exciting !!!
I will share more once everything is done and I get permission from the company. Michael, the other half of me, said, "All you have to do now is go out 4 or 5 times a month and you're done." Yeah Al that sounds pretty crap to me, Looks like BT aint for me either.
Now here's another of my favorite models. It's not mine, I found it Ravelry. The hooks you can find here are Mary Jane Sneakers 7
And guess what ... it's completely free. This is what happened last night after my little Irelie went to bed. These are very warm and comfortable, but don’t feel too compressed or you will feel like you’re walking in a knot. Here are some photos
I change the finish line and the edges. I made a thin strap for the buttons. So if you decide to partner and want a modified version like mine, let me know and I'll tell you how I did it.
To change:
I got a message asking how I changed the template.
Follow. My legs are a little stiff. If your legs are relatively wide, you may not want to change the pattern. I wear size 8.5 (US) and it fits my legs perfectly. I don't think the size can be adjusted as shown in the model. I had to loosen it up a bit so the seams weren't rough. I think it's just a matter of trial and error. For those who have short legs, my advice is to loosen them a little with a small hook ... and use DK thread if you have short legs.
I follow the pattern at the top. I did 16 pt instead of the top 17 pt in the first round.
Then I skipped rounds 5 and 6.
Edge
Rnd 5: I create a dc loop and work the edges (I start from where I want my rope) and go back to the start (in this loop).
Round 6: 24 turns, 6 turns of the SL st hook (which makes the buttonhole), around each st sl st and around the shoe (no dots in this last loop).
Be careful.
So basically I skipped rounds 5 and 6 and replaced the last round with a round slip stitch.
Happy week!
Unfortunately ... I'm offering a free handkerchief pattern. So come back in a few days and I'll post: D
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