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fingers crossed this works.. my first bird .. and first ever posting a pic on here
http://i1277.photobucket.com/albums/y483/whysowik/IMG_2291_zps27ac3b59.jpg
That's really sweet. I've seen that style of bird done in fabric before, but it looks really nice in crochet too.0 -
My owls (click on pic for larger image)
I can't seem to follow any of the patterns for owls, so I made this up. Probably not original, but it feels like it isI don't think the ears on the smaller one look quite right :undecided
I'm not sure how to write a pattern properly, but this makes sense to me, lol. Where I've written 2 stitches on the same line, it means they go into the same stitch – is that the right way to write it? Happy to be put straight
I read a blog (which I can't find again!) that said to try the rounds slighty differently. Instead of counting the chain at the beginning of each round as the first tr, count it as the last instead. I tried it and my circles are much neater.
Small owl
Magic ring
3 chain then 11tr into ring
3 chain then 2tr into each stitch
htr
tr, dtr, 1 chain
tr, htr
2 sl st
htr, tr, 1 chain
dtr, tr
htr
sl st to finish
Eyes – 8 dc into magic ring, french knot in centre
Beak is embroidered on
Large owl
Magic ring
3 chain then 11tr into ring
3 chain then 2tr into each stitch
3 chain, 1tr into 1st stitch, 2tr into next stitch, repeat all the way round
htr
tr
tr, dtr, 1 chain
tr, htr
3 sl st
htr, tr, 1 chain
dtr, tr
tr
htr
sl st to finish
Eyes – 3 chain then 11tr into magic ring, french knot in centre
Beak is embroidered onBulletproof0 -
Thanks for this pattern Tru,
I will have a go!:)0 -
Aw tru they would be lovely school bag charms for DD's. Thank you!0
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Yay new pics. All lovely as usual :T
I promised one of my makes ages ago but I'm just getting used to the new laptop so here goes...name bunting. Crocheted and then sewn on felt letters.
xOfficial DFW Nerd Club Member no:219In the Court Of The Crimson KingI don't believe in the concept of hell, but if I did I would think of it as filled with people who were cruel to animals.Gary Larson0 -
loving all the makes......well done :TYou know your getting old when yougo to the pub sit outsideand admire the hanging basket :cool:
Is officially 48% tight
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dizzy_lizzie wrote: »Yay new pics. All lovely as usual :T
I promised one of my makes ages ago but I'm just getting used to the new laptop so here goes...name bunting. Crocheted and then sewn on felt letters.
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That is so nice. :T0 -
Cracked it, after lots of swearing, unravelling and restarting
The sides are almost straight
Bulletproof0 -
Ooo didnt know there was a crochet thread too!!
Hello... I have been crocheting since, well forever! My nana taught me to knit and crochet when I was very young. I have always knitted but the crochet, though I love it, I have never been able to follow a pattern. I obviously know all the stitches I just have no idea what they are called or how to follow a pattern! I have been looking on youtube and now I learn that there are USA and UK terms and both are different!!! Argh! Any advice at all would be appreciated! Its so much more 'portable' than knitting and I am sure its faster too!![STRIKE]
getting married to my best friend very soon!
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I am a married woman :j0
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