Last week I showed you how to crochet a hexagon, so this week I decided to show you how to join the hexagons together. It's a fairly simple pattern, you go around the hexagon normally until you get to the corner where you want to join it with another hexagon.
Then while you're attaching it, when ever you would chain in a normal hexagon pattern you slip stitch into the corresponding hole of the other hexagon and continue until you have attached it to the hexagons that you want. Continue all the way around until you are back at the beginning, where you can fasten off and weave in your ends..
This video crochet tutorial will help you learn How to Crochet a Flower Pattern #5.
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Everyone loves flowers - they brighten up our day and make us smile as soon as we see them.
These cute handmade crochet flowers will still be blooming bright for years to come.
Last week I showed you how to crochet a hexagon, so this week I decided to show you how to join the hexagons together. It's a fairly simple pattern, you go around the hexagon normally until you get to the corner where you want to join it with another hexagon.
Then while you're attaching it, when ever you would chain in a normal hexagon pattern you slip stitch into the corresponding hole of the other hexagon and continue until you have attached it to the hexagons that you want. Continue all the way around until you are back at the beginning, where you can fasten off and weave in your ends..
Hey everyone! Thank you so much for 100 subscribers! I just want you to know that it means so much to me, knowing that all of you watch my videos and like them. So, thank you :) Sorry that this video is a little late, recently I've been having a lot of trouble with my computer. Also, sorry that some of the clips in this video are pretty blurry, my camera would not focus while I was filming. Anyways, today I'm showing you how to make a starburst granny square! This is one of my favorite things to crochet because it looks so beautiful once it's completed with the different types of stitches. I also like it because it's not your typical granny square and there are so many different color combinations that would look amazing in this pattern.
Pattern:
Round 1: Ch 5. Slip stitch into 1st ch (forms a ring). Ch 3. 15 dc into ring. Slip stitch into 3rd ch of chain 3.
Round 2: Ch 3. 1 puff stitch into same stitch. Ch 1. *1 puff stitch into next stitch. Ch 1* Repeat instructions between ** 14 more times (total of 16 puff stitches)
Round 3: Ch 3, 1 cluster stitch into same stitch (insert into stitch 3 times). Ch 2. *1 cluster stitch into next stitch (insert into stitch 4 times). Ch 2.* Repeat instructions between ** 14 more times (total of 16 cluster stitches.
Round 4: Ch 4. 2 tr into ch 2 gap from previous round. *3 dc into next ch 2 gap. 3 hdc into next ch 2 gap. 3 dc into next ch 2 gap. 3 tr into next ch 2 gap, ch 3, 3 tr into same ch 2 gap.* Repeat instructions in between ** 3 more times. When you get back to the original ch 2 gap that already has a chain 4 and 2 tr, do 3 tr into same ch 2 gap, ch 3, slip stitch into 4th ch of chain 4.
Fasten off and weave in ends.
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Hey everyone! Today I'm showing you how to crochet this simple
reversible pattern. It's definitely one of my favorite patterns because
you get two different looking projects in one! Some things you can make
are blankets, scarves, pot holders, placemats, and lots more.
Pattern:
Step 1: With color A chain a multiple of 5 + 2-- for this project I chose 25+ 2, so I made a chain of 27
Step 2: sc into the second chain from the hook, *ch 5, sc into the 5th chain from the hook* Repeat directions in ** until you have completed the row-- this will create loops-- my pattern made 5 loops because my multiple of 5 was 25
Step 3: With color B, attach at the first sc made with color A. Ch 4. *2 dc into 3rd chain of top portion of the first loop. Ch 1. 2 dc into the same chain*-- This creates a "shell". Repeat directions in between ** until you have completed the row. 1 triple crochet into color A.
Step 4: Flip over work. Fold up color A loops to match with color B shells. Using color A, ch 4. *2 dc into the hole made by both the color A loop and the color B shell. Ch 1. 2 dc into same hole.* Repeat directions between ** until you have completed the row. 1 triple crochet into both color A and color B.
Step 5: Using color B, *ch 5. 1 sc into gap between color A and color B*-- this creates one loop. Repeat directions between ** until you have completed the row.
Step 6: Flip work over. Using color B, ch 4. Fold up color B loops to match with color A shells. *2 dc into hole made by color B loops and color A shells. Ch 1. 2 dc into same hole*-- this creates one shell. Repeat directions between ** until you have completed the row. 1 triple crochet into both color A and color B.
Step 7: Using color A crochet loops all the way across, then crochet shells all the way across.
Step 8: Using color B, crochet loops all the way across, then crochet shells all the way across.
Step 9: Repeat steps 7 and 8 until you have completed your project.
Finish off and weave in ends.
Crochet Guild of America (CGOA) and Kim Guzman present a Learn to Crochet Series for the beginner crocheter. This video teaches the single crochet for left-handed!
Please see other videos for right-handed. For more information on the CGOA, please visit http://www.crochet.org. For more information on Kim Guzman, please visit http://www.kimguzman.com.
Materials I used are;
HappyBerry Baby Snuggles yarn in various colours - this yarn is available on my website here: http://www.happyberry.co.uk for a very limited time only (until September 2015!) but you can use any DK/Light Worsted weight yarn you like, (yarn weight of 3).
H/8 5mm crochet hook
Yarn needle and scissors
Terminology
ch = chain
sp = space
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
tr = treble crochet
sk = skip
sl st = slip stitch
3 Double Crochet Cluster
Yarn over for normal dc, hook through, yarn over and pull through, yarn over and pull through 2 loops, yarn over, hook through same space, yarn over and pull through, yarn over and pull through 2 loops, yarn over, hook through same space, yarn over and pull through, yarn over and pull through 2 loops, yarn over and pull through all remaining loops.
Round 1
Using white yarn (if following design above) ch4, sl st in first ch to form a loop, ch4, *crochet 1dc into centre of 4ch loop, ch1* repeat from * to * another 10 times, sl st in ch3 of 4 with second colour to join.
Round 2
Ch1, *3dc cluster (see notes above on cluster) in next 1ch sp, ch2, 3dc cluster in next 1ch sp, ch2, 1tr in top of next st, ch2, 3dc cluster in next 1ch sp, ch2* repeat from * to * another 3 times, sl st in top of first cluster with white yarn to join.
Round 3
Ch1, 1sc in same st as previous sl st, ch5, sl st in same st again, ch2, 5dc in next 2ch sp, ch1, 1tr in top of previous tr, ch3, sl st in tr st below, ch1, 5dc in next 2ch sp, ch2, *1sc in centre of next 3dc cluster (the middle one), ch5, sl st in same st again, ch2, 5dc in next 2ch sp, ch1, 1tr in top of previous tr, ch3, sl st in tr st below, ch1, 5dc in next 2ch sp, ch2* repeat from * to * twice more, sl st in first sc to join.
Round 4
1sl st in first 3 chs of previous ch5 loop to top, *1sc in 5ch loop, ch4, sk4 sts, 1sc in next st, ch4, 1sc in next 3ch loop, ch4, sk3 sts, 1sc in next st, ch4* repeat from * to * another 3 times, sl st in first sc to join.
Round 5
Ch1, 1sc in previous sl st, 4sc in next 4ch sp, 1sc in next st, 4sc in next 4ch sp, 3sc in next st (on corner), 4sc in next 4ch sp, 1sc in next st, 4sc in next 4ch sp, *1sc in next st, 4sc in next 4ch sp, 1sc in next st, 4sc in next 4ch sp, 3sc in next st (on corner), 4sc in next 4ch sp, 1sc in next st, 4sc in next 4ch sp,* repeat from * to * twice more, sl st in first sc to join.
Fasten off and tie in all tails. See the video below
