This lovely crochet border is known by many names:
- Wave Fan
- Fan
- Shell
- 3D Wave
• Classy • Crafty • Quirky • (Classy Jewelry, Quirky Crafts)
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: Crochet - How To, HOW TO
This lovely crochet border is known by many names:
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: Crochet - How To, HOW TO
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: Crochet - How To, HOW TO
Double Crochet Thermal Stitch or Half Double Crochet Thermal Stitch are exactly the same as (single crochet) Thermal Stitch, except worked with dc or hdc respectively.
I have a fully detailed written and pictorial guide on how to do the default (single crochet) Thermal Stitch.
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: Crochet - How To, HOW TO
There are many ways to create your crochet shoes. To me this is the most basic shoe shape. This is both a how-to shape the crochet shoe as well as a pattern.
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: Home Decor, HOW TO, Misc - How To, Miscellaneous
I made this pincushion a couple of years ago. So I will just show some photos that depict the making of this Easter Bunny pincushion; not a written tutorial.
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: Beading Tips Techniques, HOW TO
How to make an open beaded heart.
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: Beading Tips Techniques, HOW TO
There are many ways to bead a heart. Here are the steps and notes to bead a double layered beaded heart. The video tutorial below for beaded heart is from on Potomac Bead Company’s YouTube video (see below).
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: Baby, CREATIONS, Crochet - How To, Home Decor, HOW TO
Peony Wabbit is another of my large amigurumi bunnies. She is, we think, adorable and we carry her just like as if she is a real baby!! 😀
Peony with flower in her ear, handmade fashion, large eyes with eyelashes is just like a big baby. She loves to be carried, cuddled, and brought to see new faces, places, and things. I wish her a life of love and adventure.
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: Crochet - How To, HOW TO
I choose to make the lining for my bags after everything else has been completed. (See index in How to Make Mochila Wayuu Bags.) Traditional Wayuu bags are generally un-lined. But I think that lining will make a better and more practical bag. It will ensure that dirt does not stick to inside yarn of bag when bag is used. With lining, I can add pockets – which is always a desirable feature. The downside is … yup! More work!
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: Crochet - How To, HOW TO
Mochila Wayuu bags do well with strong, preferably non-stretch shoulder straps. Here we look at a crochet alternative method of making shoulder straps. (The traditional Mochila bags have woven straps.)