Chinese Box Top is made for charm and comfort with a dash of stylised Chinese characters. This was made using the Clean Mosaic Crochet method, featuring a loose, comfortable shaping that I really appreciate.
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by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: CREATIONS, Crochet Patterns, PATTERNS, Wearables
Chinese Box Top is made for charm and comfort with a dash of stylised Chinese characters. This was made using the Clean Mosaic Crochet method, featuring a loose, comfortable shaping that I really appreciate.
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: CREATIONS, Crochet Patterns, PATTERNS, Wearables
Cats Pocket Scarf is my first full project use of my Clean Mosaic Crochet (CMC) technique. And I think the test run turned out ok. While the pocket scarf is scheduled to fly off to USA, I will be offering the cats graph as a FREE graphed pattern.
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: CREATIONS, Crochet Patterns, PATTERNS, Wearables
Happy Mikki Gloves combines both the beloved warmth and functionality of fingerless gloves with the specifically designed feature of being an extra warm and cushy wrist warmer.
The colours in the first pair I made were inspired by the talented Mikki Ferrugiaro’s amazing use of vibrant colours in some of her magnificent beaded works. Hence, the name “Happy Mikki”. These gloves are not just meant for warmth and support but also for the often needed burst of happy colours.
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: CREATIONS, Crochet Patterns, PATTERNS, Wearables
Pocket Scarf seems to be the in thing this season. So I jumped in with my take on the pocket scarf (aka pocket shawl) in this Floral Pocket Scarf. The technique I used was LC2C (Linked C2C) crochet but you can as easily make this using the standard C2C (Corner to Corner) crochet.
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: CREATIONS, Crochet Patterns, PATTERNS, Wearables
This Wassily02 Jacket is a knee length jacket, styled in the comfy, free size, Japanese boxy jacket style. As with the first of this series, Wassily01 Jacket (normal length), this too is based on one of Wassily Kandinsky’s art pieces and created using LC2C (Linked C2C) crochet.
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Wassily02 Knee Length Japanese Boxy Jacket (CHO527)
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: CREATIONS, Crochet - How To, Crochet Patterns, General, HOW TO, PATTERNS, Wearables
Wassily01 Jacket – the colours and illustration on this jacket are my abstractions from some of Wassily Kandinsky’s fabulous abstract art. Hence the name.
The shape was inspired by the easy, casual, and comfy Japanese-style boxy jackets. It is generally free sizing, which is very convenient.
I made this using LC2C (Linked C2C). LC2C is like C2C (Corner to Corner) crochet – except I like my LC2C so much better. Why? Because it produces a nice, dense, drapable, cushy fabric. The standard C2C crochet produces too many large holes in the fabric and worse, the holes keep getting larger with use!!
You can find out how to crochet LC2C in my photo tutorial.
Wassily01 Japanese Boxy Jacket (CHO526)
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: CREATIONS, Crochet - How To, Crochet Patterns, Home Decor, HOW TO
This Artist Trio Blanket is based on the (partial) works of 3 inspirational artists: Paul Klee, Janet O’Neal, Wassily Kandinsky. At this stage (before the blanket is made), I don’t know if I will list the resultant graph (aka graphan) for sale. If it all works out ok, I probably will just in case someone wants to give this a try too.
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: CREATIONS, Crochet Patterns, PATTERNS, Wearables
Pattern for this round, short crochet cape is now available. This cape is worked in overlay crochet. Perfect for avoiding chilled necks and shoulders when you want to sit up in bed to read or meditate. But it is so lovely and flattering that it is also ideal to expose it to admiration in town or for a fun outing.
The short cape is easy to wear, much easier than a jacket.
Pattern Available at:
You can wear it with collar up or down.
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: CREATIONS, Crochet Patterns, Home Decor, PATTERNS
I designed this Hello Blanket with the thought of providing some cuddle comfort to a child who might be going through a tough time in hospital. I hope to be able to send my finished Hello Blanket to a children’s cancer hospital. I am also planning to list the graph for this for anyone interested in the design.
by Helena Asmus Lim Filed Under: CREATIONS, Crochet Patterns, PATTERNS, Wearables
Lattice & Buds Fingerless Gloves happened in the lull between doing something else and waiting for the materials to arrive. While waiting, and twiddling my restless thumbs, feeling the cold seeping in through the doorways … my fingers itched for something warm to cozy up to. So I found myself in the long hallways of creating a full blown pattern tutorial for making these set of winter gloves.