Crocheters unite!

justin138

I've finally finished my "Mrs Weasley" type crochet sleeves, and am in the process of writing out the pattern! It's now up for sale and I've a list of lovely girls from USA wanting to buy it. SO proud of myself, just had to share.

JessicaFishy

Hi guys! exciting thread!! im getting inspired again.
I wonder if any of you can help me. My problem is (and its the same with knitting) that i can do it- but ive been shown how to do it by someone else not from a book. So while I can just sit down and crochet a scarf....i cant read a pattern! So i want to learn how to make like a little rosette (saw instructions on the net) but i just cant understand all the numbers and abbreviations!! can anyone help?

justin138

Jessica, have you had anyone contact you regarding help? Now that I've literally JUST finished typing up the pattern for the "Mrs Weasley" type crochet sleeves - taken me a MONTH so I'm feeling well chuffed with myself - I can probably spend a little time helping you if you need it.

Jo

weenie

Why dont you try https://www.bevscountrycottage.com
Theres loads of free crichet patterns there, and knitting too if anyone else is an avid knitter.

weenie

weenie wrote:

Why dont you try https://www.bevscountrycottage.com
Theres loads of free crichet patterns there, and knitting too if anyone else is an avid knitter.

Sorry crochet!!!

skoona_canna

I'M LOOKIN FOR A PATTERN FOR A HOODED CARDIGAN FOR A BABY CAN ANYONE HELP. I STARTED CROCHETING IN MARCH THIS YEAR AND AM TOTALLY ADDICTED I GET A LOT OF PATTERNS AND HOOKS IN SECOND HAND SHOPS THEY ARE REALLY CHEAP AND THE PATTERNS ARE CLASSIC BABY WEAR FROM THE FIFTYS ( I ONLY CROCHET BABY STUFF JACKETS HATS BLANKETS AND SHAWLS):j

fruit-loop

Not quite a cardi but does have a hood and is beauitful!

http://www.knitting-crochet.com/crochet/snoflacap.html

Lots of baby patterns to be found here also. http://www.crochetpatterncentral.com/directory/baby_clothing.php

rkh001

I self-taught as a teenager and still love doing it. I also embroider with a crochet hook - put sequins on etc, all with a crochet hook and using a chain stitch. And preferably on very thin materials e.g. silk, chiffon, etc.

I can teach - any takers?

Lady_S

I do the crocheting too, and have done since I was a little lass. I can only do squares though, but would love to make something more useful

Pepita_2

There are some free crochet patterns here:

https://www.crochetme.com
http://www.interweavecrochet.com/projects.asp

But remember that US crochet terms are differnet to UK ones - see here for conversions:
http://www.yarnfwd.com/crochet.html