Good day everyone! It's a very nice day to do something cool. The sun is shining today unlike yesterday when it has been raining the whole morning. I am also having a vacant period now. For there are no current orders to process, no deadlines to meet and I'm just staying at home. It's fun when you have time to rest and to leave the life you are living for a while. I can stay away from watching TV, going out and using the computer but not with crocheting. Basically, that's what I'm doing now. I'm enjoying my free time while doing crochet.
I'm getting myself busy by making two crochet projects, the Puff Stitch and Spider Cover and Lacy Scarf.
Welcome to Hooked ThreadLine! Hope you enjoy reading my posts as well as my crochet creations ^^ Be inspired to start your crochet hobby too!
Friday, May 31, 2013
Enjoying my Free Time
Labels:
crochet,
crochet pattern,
lacy scarf,
puff stitch,
spider cover
Location:
Metro Manila, Philippines
Saturday, May 25, 2013
Another Set of Baby Shoes
Hello! Sorry again for the late update but I've got something to show you anyway =)
I was into finishing an order for a week and fortunately I was able to make it yesterday. I was asked to make two pairs of baby shoes that will fit to a one-year old baby girl. After some trials and errors on achieving the right foot size, I think I have made the best baby shoes ever!
For now, I'm gonna give you the preview of my work. So, come on! Take a sneak peak on those cute baby shoes =) I'm gonna show you some photos on how did I make the shoes.
Here are the steps in making the sole. You have to make two of this per foot to have a thicker sole.
Making the second round of the sole.
On the third round.
And lastly, finishing the fourth round of the sole.
After making two soles, you are to attach both by making dc around but in backloops only.
Here's another close up shot on how to attach the soles together. So, again don't forget to make two for each foot.
Finishing the top toe. We're almost
done! The top toe is done by continuous dc around and by decreasing stitches.
Adding straps to hold the feet of the baby.
This is how the sole will look like after you finish them.
This is one of the two pairs I made. So adorable and cute! The shoes are made to fit a one-year old foot. I also made use Red Heart yarns on these.
Wanna see the pink shoes? You can check them both in my Facebook Page and view the full shot photo of these baby shoes =)
I was into finishing an order for a week and fortunately I was able to make it yesterday. I was asked to make two pairs of baby shoes that will fit to a one-year old baby girl. After some trials and errors on achieving the right foot size, I think I have made the best baby shoes ever!
For now, I'm gonna give you the preview of my work. So, come on! Take a sneak peak on those cute baby shoes =) I'm gonna show you some photos on how did I make the shoes.
Here are the steps in making the sole. You have to make two of this per foot to have a thicker sole.
Making the second round of the sole.
On the third round.
And lastly, finishing the fourth round of the sole.
After making two soles, you are to attach both by making dc around but in backloops only.
Here's another close up shot on how to attach the soles together. So, again don't forget to make two for each foot.
Finishing the top toe. We're almost
done! The top toe is done by continuous dc around and by decreasing stitches.
Adding straps to hold the feet of the baby.
This is how the sole will look like after you finish them.
This is one of the two pairs I made. So adorable and cute! The shoes are made to fit a one-year old foot. I also made use Red Heart yarns on these.
Wanna see the pink shoes? You can check them both in my Facebook Page and view the full shot photo of these baby shoes =)
Labels:
baby shoes,
crochet pattern,
crochet shoes
Location:
Metro Manila, Philippines
Sunday, May 19, 2013
Granny Hexagon Pattern
Note: Any hook size and yarn are applicable to this pattern.
Chain 5. Join to form a ring.
Round1: Chain 2 (counted as dc), 2dc, ch2 *3dc, ch2* repeat five times. Slip stitch at the top of ch-2.
Round 2: Chain 2. 2dc, ch1, 3dc at the same open space. Ch 2. *3dc, ch1, 3dc, ch2 in the next open space* repeat five times. Slip stitch at the top of ch-2.
Round 3: Chain 2. 2dc in the same open space. Ch 2. 3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next open space on the corner of the square.* 3dc in next side space, 3dc, ch2, 3dc in next corner space. Repeat from * five times more.
Join with slip stitch in top of ch3 stitch.
For
additional round/s:
Work 3dc in each open space on the side of
the square and work 3dc, ch2, 3dc in each corner space.
To begin a new row, always chain 2 and turn
the piece over.
To end each row, do a slip stitch in the top
of ch2 stitch
Labels:
bags,
crochet hexagon,
granny hexagon,
motifs
Location:
Metro Manila, Philippines
Friday, May 17, 2013
Potted Flowers Free Pattern
Chain 4. Jon to form a ring.
Round 1: Chain 2 (counted as first dc) and make 9 dc in a ring.Slip stitch at the top of ch-2.
Round 2: Chain 2. Dc at the same space. *2dc in the next dc* repeat around.
Round 3: Chain 2. Dc at the same space. *Dc in next dc, 2d in next dc* repeat around.
Round 4: Chain 2. Dc at the same space. *Dc in next 2dc, 2dc in next dc* repeat around.
Round 5: Dc around.
Note: To reach your desired height of the pot, continue doing the last round.
Labels:
crochet flower,
crochet roses,
flower pattern
Location:
Metro Manila, Philippines
Wednesday, May 15, 2013
Two-Toned Green Purse
Just a few days ago, upon looking at my yarns and a lot of scrap yarns are into my box I decided to use them up for more useful things like carry on bag, purses and doilies. And yesterday, I have already finished one stuff. Now, I wanna call this one simply envelop type of purse or wrist let . Aside from bags, I also love collecting small pouches, purses and anything alike. I love color green so much! Any shades of green will do. That's why I made this purse first to satisfy myself. So take a look at my new things below.
Labels:
button-up,
crochet purse
Location:
Metro Manila, Philippines
Saturday, May 11, 2013
Happy Mother's Day!
Like what I have said above, I think most of you are much more generous than me when it comes in gift-giving so I decided to show you something... I don't know if you can call this one adorable enough to make your mothers smile.
Tuesday, May 7, 2013
Granny Hex Bag
I’ve got another new thing to show you guys ^^ Want to know
what that is? Just keep on reading this post ^^
We all know that girls love a lot of possessions. We go
gaga over bags, shoes, accessories and the likes.Well, I go crazy over bags! I love collecting different kinds of bags and purses though I don't spend much money on buying some, I'm trying to make some for me instead. And now that I know how to crochet, I'm really into making lots of bags!
As I've said above, I've got something to show you. Here is my so called Granny Hex Bag =)
Friday, May 3, 2013
Summer Beaded Bracelets Pattern
Sea Shell Bracelet
Materials:
Cannon thread
23 pieces of shell beads
1 button (any size)
String all beads.
Chain 45
Row 1: [Sc in the next 4ch, incorporate 1 bead] rep[eat up to the last chain. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 2: Sc across. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 3: [Sc in the next 3sc, incorporate 1 bead] repeat up to the last sc. Chain 1. Turn.
Row4: Sc around the bracelet.
Make a button loop on one side of the cuff and sew a button on the other side of it. Weave all ends.
Green Bracelet
Materials:
Cannon thread
160 pieces of any small beads
4 pieces of beads of bigger size
1 button
String 50 pieces of small beads first, then 1 bigger bead, 20 small bead, 1 bigger bead, another 20 small beads, 1 bigger bead, 20 small beads, 1 bigger bead and lastly another 50 small beads.
Chain 45.
Row 1: [Sc in the next 5 ch, slip in 5 small beads] repeat up to the lat chain. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 2: Sc across. Chain 1, Turn.
Row 3: [Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 5 small beads] twice.
Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 bigger bead.
[Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 5 small beads] four times.
Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 bigger bead.
[Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 5 small beads] twice. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 4: Sc across. chain 1. Turn.
Row 5: Same as Row 3.
Row 6: Sc across. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 7: Same as Row 1.
Row 8: Sc around the bracelet.
Make a button loop on one side of the cuff and sew a button on the other side of it. Weave all ends.
Blue Barcelet
Materials:
Cannon thread
108 pieces of black beads
18 pieces of white beads
7 pieces of wooden beads
1 button
Note: 7 beads per set = 3 black-1 white - 3 black
Stringing of beads is continuous.
String 2 sets of beads, 1 wooden bead, 2 sets of beads, 1 wooden bead, 2 sets of beads
1 set of beads, 1 wooden bead, 2 sets of beads, 1 wooden bead, 2 sets of beads, 1 wooden beads, 1 set of beads
2 sets of beads, 1 wooden bead, 2 sets of beads, 1 wooden bead, 2 sets of beads
Chain 45.
Row 1: [Sc in the next 5 ch, slip in 1 set of beads] twice.
Sc in the next 5 ch, slip in 1 wooden bead.
[Sc in the next 5 ch, slip in 1 set of beads] twice.
Sc in the next 5 ch, slip in 1 wooden bead.
[Sc in the next 5 ch, slip in 1 set of beads] twice. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 2: Sc across. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 3: Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 set of beads, sc 4, slip in 1 wooden bead.
[Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 set of beads] twice.
Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 wooden bead.
[Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 set of beads] twice.
Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 wooden bead. Sc 4, slip in 1 set of beads. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 4: Same as Row 1.
Row 5: Sc around the bracelet.
Make a button loop on one side of the cuff and sew a button on the other side of it. Weave all ends.
Cannon thread
23 pieces of shell beads
1 button (any size)
String all beads.
Chain 45
Row 1: [Sc in the next 4ch, incorporate 1 bead] rep[eat up to the last chain. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 2: Sc across. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 3: [Sc in the next 3sc, incorporate 1 bead] repeat up to the last sc. Chain 1. Turn.
Row4: Sc around the bracelet.
Make a button loop on one side of the cuff and sew a button on the other side of it. Weave all ends.
Green Bracelet
Materials:
Cannon thread
160 pieces of any small beads
4 pieces of beads of bigger size
1 button
String 50 pieces of small beads first, then 1 bigger bead, 20 small bead, 1 bigger bead, another 20 small beads, 1 bigger bead, 20 small beads, 1 bigger bead and lastly another 50 small beads.
Chain 45.
Row 1: [Sc in the next 5 ch, slip in 5 small beads] repeat up to the lat chain. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 2: Sc across. Chain 1, Turn.
Row 3: [Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 5 small beads] twice.
Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 bigger bead.
[Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 5 small beads] four times.
Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 bigger bead.
[Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 5 small beads] twice. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 4: Sc across. chain 1. Turn.
Row 5: Same as Row 3.
Row 6: Sc across. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 7: Same as Row 1.
Row 8: Sc around the bracelet.
Make a button loop on one side of the cuff and sew a button on the other side of it. Weave all ends.
Blue Barcelet
Materials:
Cannon thread
108 pieces of black beads
18 pieces of white beads
7 pieces of wooden beads
1 button
Note: 7 beads per set = 3 black-1 white - 3 black
Stringing of beads is continuous.
String 2 sets of beads, 1 wooden bead, 2 sets of beads, 1 wooden bead, 2 sets of beads
1 set of beads, 1 wooden bead, 2 sets of beads, 1 wooden bead, 2 sets of beads, 1 wooden beads, 1 set of beads
2 sets of beads, 1 wooden bead, 2 sets of beads, 1 wooden bead, 2 sets of beads
Chain 45.
Row 1: [Sc in the next 5 ch, slip in 1 set of beads] twice.
Sc in the next 5 ch, slip in 1 wooden bead.
[Sc in the next 5 ch, slip in 1 set of beads] twice.
Sc in the next 5 ch, slip in 1 wooden bead.
[Sc in the next 5 ch, slip in 1 set of beads] twice. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 2: Sc across. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 3: Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 set of beads, sc 4, slip in 1 wooden bead.
[Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 set of beads] twice.
Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 wooden bead.
[Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 set of beads] twice.
Sc in the next 4 sc, slip in 1 wooden bead. Sc 4, slip in 1 set of beads. Chain 1. Turn.
Row 4: Same as Row 1.
Row 5: Sc around the bracelet.
Make a button loop on one side of the cuff and sew a button on the other side of it. Weave all ends.
Wednesday, May 1, 2013
Summer Beaded Bracelets
I know it's kinda late to post something about summer but I will post it anyway =)
I like collecting small stuffs like accessories though I don't like wearing them everyday. I just like having some. For some people who like accessories so much, I can tell you something adorable to wear and since it's still vacation, having something around your wrist will always make you ready for a day out or a night out.
What about summer beaded bracelets? These little somethings are so simple and easy to make.
I like collecting small stuffs like accessories though I don't like wearing them everyday. I just like having some. For some people who like accessories so much, I can tell you something adorable to wear and since it's still vacation, having something around your wrist will always make you ready for a day out or a night out.
What about summer beaded bracelets? These little somethings are so simple and easy to make.
Labels:
crochet bracelets,
simple,
summer beaded bracelets
Location:
Metro Manila, Philippines
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Like my Posts? Share it!
Like the Post? Do share with your Friends.