Almost Reversible Blanket

For some reason I could not get my pattern to post here :(  However I was able to put it onto my other website, guess its a good thing I have not gotten rid of that yet.  So here it is.  I hope you have fun please let me know if you have any questions about anything.  If for some reason this does not work either it is located www.hooked2yarn.webs.com

http://hooked2yarn.webs.com/apps/blog/entries/show/40668596-almost-reversible-blanket

Summer V sandals

As promised some fun Summer barefoot sandals.  These fit adult size feet, in the photo my daughter (who wears a size 8 1/2 women shoe) decided it would make more sense to wear it on her 3rd toe.  Have you ever tried to argue with a 13 year old?  I decided it wasn't worth the argument because they still looked cute.  Once you get started I'm sure you can probably make them in any size.  Have fun and like always please let me know if there are any questions. 

Summertime barefoot sandals

 

Made by Hooked2yarn

Aunt Lydia Bamboo Crochet Thread #3 and D hook. 

Stitches to know-

SL ST= slip stitch                                                                       TBC=treble crochet

SC =single crochet

Beg V=Chain 4, DC in same space                                  V=DC, Ch1, DC same space

          *Vs are worked in the ch1 space throughout the pattern*

 

Row 1) Chain 20, join with a sl st into the first chain.  This will be the loop for the toe, as well as starting the triangle.

 

Row 2) SL st into the big loop, Beg V.  Turn

 

Row 3) SL st into the ch1 space from previous Beg V (from here out this is how you will work the turn)  Beg V, V.  Turn (2 Vs worked)

 

Row 4) Sl st into previous Ch1 space.  Beg V, V in space between previous V, V in last V.  Turn (3 Vs worked)

 

Row 5) Sl st into previous ch1 space.  Beg V, V in the ch1 space, V in next ch 1 space.  Turn (3Vs worked)

 

Row 6) Sl st into previous ch1 space.  Beg V, V in same space as Beg V, V in next ch1 space, 2V in last ch1 space.  Turn (5Vs worked)

 

Row 7) Sl st into previous ch1 space.  Beg V, V in each of the ch1 spaces across.  Turn (5 Vs worked)

 

Row 8) Sl st into previous ch1 space.  Beg V, V in the same space as Beg V, V in each ch1 space, 2Vs in the last ch1 space.  Turn (7Vs worked)

 

Row 9) Sl st into previous ch1 space.  Beg V, V in each of the ch 1 spaces across.  Turn (7Vs worked)

 

Row 10)  Sl st into the previous ch1 space.  Beg V, V in same space, V in each of the ch1 space.  2Vs in the last ch1 space.  Turn (9Vs worked)

 

Row 11) Sl st into previous ch1 space.  Beg V, V in each ch1 spaces across. Do NOT turn (9Vs worked)

 

Row 12 turn triangle so you are working along the side.  Sc, ch3 sc around the last DC just made.  Sc, ch3, sc around each DC around.  When you get to the toe loop, I pulled it down so I could sc, ch3, sc in the same space and around the other side.  3 Sides completed.

 

After 3 sides are completed chain the number you would like, I had mine tie in the front so I chained 121 and fasten off.  Join with sc in the same ch1 space you ended with.  Sc, ch3, sc in each ch1 space, ending w/ chains for the other side, again I chained 121.  Fasten off.

 Flower

Ch 4, join to 1^st ch to make a loop or do a magic loop

*Ch 4, 3tbc, ch4, sl st into ring,* Repeat 4 more times for a total of 5 flower petals.  Sew onto sandal.

~Pattern written by Hooked2yarn, please do not present this pattern as your own.  You do have permission, however to sell any product made from this pattern~



Mobius Headwrap

Stitches to know-

Hdc-half double crochet

FPDC-front post double crochet
BPDC-back post double crochet
LHdc-Long half double crochet
I used Red Hart WW yarn with an I hook

Ch 60 and join

Row 1) Turn chain slightly so the "bump" of the chain is showing ontop, ch1, Hdc in each bump of the chain. Do not join. (see photo below)

When you get to the top of the hdc, you will turn it toward you 180 degrees so the first hdc is upside-down and work hdc in each chain on the reverse side. (This will put the natural twist in the headwrap).

Row 2) Ch 2, FPDC (YO, insert hook in on right side of previous hdc around to the left side of hdc -your hook should be "behind" the hdc stitch- YO, pull through 2 loops, YO pull through last 2 loops). FPDC around each hdc until you reach the ch2, then join.

Row 3) Turn work, ch2, Lhdc (YO, insert hook in top of previous hdc, YO and pull through all 3 loops). Lhdc in each stitch around and join beg ch 2.

Row 4-7) repeat rows 2 & 3.

I do give permission make and sell what you make as long as you give me credit for the pattern. Thank you, Alicia from Hooked2yarn @2013

Infinity Shell

Infinity Shell

By Hooked2yarn



Stitches to know

Slip stitch

DC-double crochet

Sc- single crochet

Shell -5dc in same stitch

Sm V- sc, ch2, sc in same stitch

The above infinity scarf was used with Hobby Lobby’s I Love This yarn and an “I” hook. I can comfortably wrap this around my neck twice.

Ch 155, join to the first chain being careful not to twist.

Rnd 1- Ch 3 (this counts as first DC), 4dc in same stitch, skip next 3 chains, Sm V (sc, ch2 sc in same stitch), skip next 3 chains, *shell (5 dc in same stitch), skip next 3 chains, Sm V, skip next 3 chains, * repeat *to *. Join with slip stitch to top of starting chain 3.

Rnd 2-Slip stitch in next 2 dc. Chain 3 (this counts as sc, ch 3 of sm v) sc in same stitch, *Shell in chain 2 of previous sm V, Sm V in 3rd dc of previous shell*. Repeat from * to *. Join with slipstitch in ch2.

Rnd 3- Chain 3, 4dc in same stitch, Sm V in 3rd dc of previous shell, *Shell in ch 2 space, Sm v in 3rd dc of previous shell *. Repeat from *to *. Join with slip stitch to top of chain 3.

Rnd 4, repeat rows 2 & 3 to desired width.

*feel free to make and you wish, however I would appreciate it if I was given the credit for having written the pattern