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This is an Advanced Pattern for the Crochet Enthusiast and it is Only free for my Subscribers :) This crochet pattern is made on and off the heirloom. You will make the swan head, body, and tail in one go, and then you will make the wing separate. The wing is stitched on in the end. 

Heirloom on 2nd smallest setting.52 loops each side.Use a sewing needle to stitch the loops together. Stitch the loops together to give the Swan its form. Then you can crochet in the remaining loops.22 loops together. This will be the swan  Continue connecting loops on the other end of the work.

This will be the swan tail.

Connect loops as follows so the ‘tail’ bends in the opposite direction to the head: 9 loops together.On the other side of loops on the tail end, sk 8 loops, 16 loops together.Fold the swan by bending the head over to the middle, and then flip the head over to the other side which creates the shape of a Swan.

Continue crochet on swan head side. With a sewing needle, thread a loop around the next 17 loops individually. Stretch the neck out. Sl st in the first loop after the 17 loops, fold it over and slip stitch it to the middle sc, get the next loop and continue this process for the neck loops (7 loops all up). Do the same for the loops on the other side. This time, use a sewing needle.

On the tail side, begin crochet loops on the opposite side to 9 loops together. Crochet each 9 loops individually with 1 sc, ch 1. Turn after sc in 9th loop.

Continue crochet Swan tail as follows:

Crochet next row as follows: *Ch 5, sl st in next sc, ch 3, sl st in next sc*, continue between ** to end. Turn.

Crochet next row as follows. In ch 5 sp crochet: 3 sc + 3-ch picot + 3 sc, and in 3-ch sp crochet: 3 sc. Fasten off.

Fold the wing over so that the picots are facing downwards.

All that is left now before crochet the wing is to complete the chest area. Begin where neck ends and crochet 2 loops together with sc, *ch 2, Sc in next loop*, continue between ** to end, sl st in last picot of tail.

Begin crochet Wing.

On heirloom, crochet 24 loops each side connected with sc in the middle. Still use the 2nd smallest setting.

Off the loom, crochet tip of wing as follows: 8 loops together with a sc. On the loops opposite side, crochet as follows: sk 6 loops, crochet 12 loops together with sc. Begin crochet beginning of wing: crochet the remaining loops into the middle scs of the work as we did with the neck of the swan. On the opposite side: use a sewing needle and stitch the 6 loops into the middle of the sc of the work as before.

Continue crochet in the remaining 10 unworked loops in the middle as follows: 1 sc in 1st loop, * ch 2, 1 sc in next loop*, continue to end. Sl st in the beginning of the wing.

Continue crochet in the last 6 remaining loops: 1 sc in 1st loop, *ch 3, 1 sc in next loop, ch 5, 1 sc in next loop*, rep between ** to end, turn. Crochet 3 sc in 3-ch sp and (3sc + 3-ch picot + 3 sc) in 5-ch sp across. Fasten off.

Do you see the fairies in this image? There are three of them. They are the elephant’s friends.

Filet Crochet Art Patterns.

My previous filet crochet pattern is also of an Elephant. You might spot his fairy friends before you see him? What do you spot first; Elephant or fairies?

Crochet Materials:

Crochet hook size 2.5 mm

100 % cotton yarn in green and pink.

Special crochet stitches:

This crochet tank top pattern uses Solomon’s knot, Bullion stitch, and Crocodile stitch.

Bullion stitch uses 7 loops over the hook in this pattern.

Crochet doll tank top pattern step by step tutorial

Get the FULL Video Tutorial on my Youtube here.

Row 1. Begin crochet Solomon’s Knot as follows: 8 long loops (Solomon’s knot stitch), + 3 at end of row. Turn.

Row 2 – 4. Crochet Solomon’s knot. Each row begins with 3 loops instead of 2, EXCEPT row 4 which begins with 2 loops. This is to avoid a floppy edge. Turn.

Row 5. 3 sc in loop, 1 sc in sc. Continue to end. Turn.

Row 6. Ch 3, *1 bullion st in next st, 1 tr in next st, turn, sk 1 tr, 1 bullion st around previous bullion st, turn, 1 tr in next st (next to last tr made)*. Continue between ** to last 2 sc. Do not turn. Sl st in last 2 sc to next loop. Crochet as follows: 3 sc in loop, 1 sc in sc. Continue to end, sl st in st up the edge other side.

Row 7. Begin crochet crocodile stitch as follows: 13 sc, turn, Ch 3, 1 tr in same sc as ch 3, *ch 2, sk 2 scs, 2 tr in next st*, continue between ** to end.

Row 8. Crochet 5 tr down the 1st tr of the 2-tr group (last tr previous row), ch 1 and insert hook from left to right (looking directly at the work), crochet 5 tr up the next tr (you have now crocheted a Shell), *sk next 2-tr-group, crochet shell in next 2-tr group*, continue to end of row.

Row 9. Sl st to middle of 2nd shell from hook, ch 3, 1 tr in same st as ch 3, ch 2, 2 tr the middle of 2-tr-group (the 2-tr group you skipped previous row), ch 2*, repeat between ** to end of row, ending with 2 tr in center of last shell. Turn.

Row 10. Ch 2, 2 tr into the center of last shell. Turn.

Row 11. Crochet 5 tr down treble, ch 1, crochet 5 tr up treble. Fasten off.

On other side, attach yarn in 13th sc from end. Turn.

Row 12. Ch 3, 1 tr in same sc as ch 3, *ch 2, sk 2 scs, 2 tr in next st*, continue between ** to end of 13 scs.

Row 13. Ch 2, 2 tr into the center of last shell, ch 2, 2 tr in the middle of 2-tr-group (the 2-tr group you skipped previous row), ch 2, 2 tr into the center of next shell. Turn.

Row 14. Crochet 5 tr down the 1st tr of the 2-tr group (last tr previous row), ch 1 and insert hook from left to right (looking directly at the work), crochet 5 tr up the next tr (you have now crocheted a Shell), *sk next 2-tr-group, crochet shell in next 2-tr group*, continue to end of row.

Row 15. Sl st to middle of 1st shell made previous row. Ch 3, 1 treble in same spot. Turn.

Row 16. Fasten off.

Edging: Crochet edge around the side of row 7 to 15 both sides using row 6 as pattern.

Crochet Materials:

Crochet hook size 5.00 mm

Vero Mooda Loom Yarn 74 % Acrylic + 26 % Nylon.

Special crochet stitches:

This crochet tank top pattern uses Solomon’s knot, Bullion stitch, and Crocodile stitch.

Bullion stitch uses 7 loops over hook in this pattern.

Crochet tank top pattern step by step tutorial

Row 1. Begin crochet Solomon’s Knot as follows: 20 long loops (Solomon’s knot stitch), + 3 at end of row. Turn.

Row 2 – 4. Crochet Solomon’s knot. Each row begins with 3 loops instead of 2, EXCEPT row 4 which begins with 2 loops. This is to avoid a floppy edge. Turn.

Row 5. 3 sc in loop, 1 sc in sc. Continue to end. Turn.

Row 6. Row 6. Ch 3, *1 bullion st in next st, 1 tr in next st, turn, sk 1 tr, 1 bullion st around previous bullion st, turn, 1 tr in next st (next to last tr made)*. Continue between ** to last 2 sc. Do not turn. Sl st in last 2 sc to next loop. Crochet as follows: 3 sc in loop, 1 sc in sc. Continue to end, sl st in st up the edge other side.

Row 7. Begin crochet crocodile stitch as follows: 31 sc, turn, Ch 3, 1 tr in same sc as ch 3, *ch 2, sk 2 scs, 2 tr in next st*, continue between ** to end.

Row 8. Crochet 5 tr down the 1st tr of the 2-tr group (last tr previous row), ch 1 and insert hook from left to right (looking directly at the work), crochet 5 tr up the next tr (you have now crocheted a Shell), *sk next 2-tr-group, crochet shell in next 2-tr group*, continue to end of row.

Row 9. Sl st to middle of 2nd shell from hook, ch 3, 1 tr in same st as ch 3, ch 2, 2 tr the middle of 2-tr-group (the 2-tr group you skipped previous row), ch 2*, repeat between ** to end of row, ending with 2 tr in center of 2nd last shell. Turn.

Row 10. Rep row 8. Turn.

Row 11. Ch 2, *2 tr into the center of last shell, ch 2, 2 tr in the middle of 2-tr-group (the 2-tr group you skipped previous row), ch 2*, repeat between ** to end of row, ending with 2 tr in center of shell.

Row 12. Rep row 8.

Row 13. Rep row 9.

Row 14. Rep row 11.

Row 15. Rep row 8.

Row 16. Ch 2, 2 tr in the center of last shell. Turn.

Row 17. Crocodile stitch in 2-tr-group. Fasten off.

Crochet edge around the side of row 7 to 17 both sides using row 6 as pattern.

Crochet Tank top for the perfect summer.

I finally crochet my first Zig Zag Cable pattern. It is easier to follow a diagram than a written description.

The pink hooks are Front Post Trebles (FPdtr) that go behind the FPdtr when you make the waving cable pattern. The blue books are Front Post Trebles (FPdtr) that go in front of the FPdtr to make the waving cable patterns. The green hooks are FPtr.

FPdtr is marked in 2 colours because the pink coloured hooks go behind the blue cloured hooks when you make the cables. This makes the Zig Zag pattern where it looks like the cables are woven in and out of each other. This is because the cables are crochet 2 rows below the row you are on.

When you make the FPtr and FPDtr crochet around the stitches 2 rows below as the diagram above shows.

Check out my Celtic Weave Cable Pattern.

This is a great pattern to practise Celtic Weave pattern.

Get the Celtic Weave Pattern here.

This is a beautiful Swan made up of Bullion stitches. If you make 2, you can wear them as earrings.

In this pattern, the Bullion stitches are made this way: Wrap yarn 8 times around the hook, insert hook in stitch, yarn over, pull yarn through stitch, yarn over and pull through all loops on hook, ch 1.

In this pattern I use US stitch abbreviations.

I used hook size 2.5 mm for this project and 4 ply yarn.

Crochet Swan Pattern

Step 1. Chain 3, turn, 10 bullion stitches in 3rd ch from hook, sl st in 1st bullion stitch to create a circle.

Step 2. Chain 10, turn, 1 dc in 3rd chain from hook, in same ch as last st crochet: 1 tr + 1 dtr + 1 ttr, turn. Crochet back to tip of turning chain using slip stitches.

Step 3. Make beak: chain 3 picot. Slip stitch back the neck of swan, end with 1 sl st in bullion st. Fasten off and weave in ends.

Make tail.

Make a slip knot, crochet 1 bullion stitch over the cord. Fasten off and attach to swan. Weave in the ends.

Crochet Swan Patterns

Click on the images below to get these Swan patterns.

To make this crochet top, you will need to make 2 identical motifs.

Materials

Use a small crochet hook size 1.9 mm.

Use 100 % cotton yarn.

A sewing needle to weave in the ends and attach the 2 motifs.

Crochet Barbie Top step by step instructions

1st Motif.

Row 1. Begin by crochet 7 chainless sc. Turn.

Row 2 – 9. 1 sc in each sc. Turn.

Row 10. 2 sc in next 3 sc, 1 sc in each of the remaining sc. Turn.

Row 11. 1 sc in each sc to end. Turn.

Row 12. Rep row 10. Turn.

Row 13. Rep row 11. Turn.

Row 14. 2 sc tog, 1 sc in remaining sc to end. Turn.

2nd Motif.

Row 1-9 same as 1st Motif.

Row 10. 1 sc in each sc to last 3 sc, 2 sc in each of the last 3 sc. Turn.

Row 11. 1 sc in sc to end. Turn.

Row 12. Repeat row 10. Turn.

Row 13. Rep row 11. Turn.

Row 14. 1 sc in each sc to last 2 sc, 2 sc tog.

Stitch the row 1 together at the back of the doll.

Stich row 14 together, but leave 7 sc open as image shows. Use the leftover string as a cord around the neck.

Weave in the ends using a sewing needle.

How to make Life Size patterns using crochet Doll patterns

If you multiply the stitches with 7 or 8, and use a larger hook such as 5.5 mm, then it is possible to recreate a doll pattern to become a real size pattern. :) You might also ahve to change yarn size to one that fits better around a larger size hook.

Crochet Barbie Dress Pattern

Click on image below to get this very hot Barbie dress.

Crochet barbie booties.

I love these very chic barbie boots.

Click on image to get this free Youtube tutorial on how to make this pattern.

Bullion stitch: Wrap yarn over hook 7 times and insert hook into stitch, yarn over and pull through yarn, yarn over and pull through all loops on hooks, ch 1.

Crochet Materials:

Crochet hook size 3.0 mm

Yarn: 100 % Acrylic in Green.

Crochet Heart-Shaped Leaf Pattern ~ Free Crochet pattern

Make 2 motifs.

Motif 1:

Ch 3, turn, 3 bullion stitch in 3rd ch from hook, turn, 1 sc in next 2 bullion stitches, continue crochet 2 ch sp: 1 hdc, 1 dc, 1 dc. In dc just made, crochet 1 3-ch picot. Fasten off. Weave in ends.

Motif 2:

Ch 3, turn, 2 bullion stitch in 3rd ch from hook, turn, 1 sc in next 2 bullion stitches, continue crochet 2 ch sp: 1 hdc, 1 dc, 1 dc. In dc just made, crochet 1 3-ch picot. Fasten off. Weave in ends.

Stitch the two motifs together so they make a heart-shaped. I used a sewing needle and stitched on eyes.

Crochet Rose and Leaves Pattern

Click here to get this Free Crochet Rose and Leaves Pattern.

Heart-shaped Bullion Crochet Petal Free Pattern

This pattern uses US stitch abbreviation.

Get the full video tutorial on youtube here.

Foundation ch: In Blue, Chain 20, turn, 1 hdc in 2nd ch from hook, 1 hdc in every ch to end. Turn.

Row 1. Change color to yellow: 1 bullion st in same st as turning ch, *1 bullion stitch in next st*, rep between ** 10 times. Turn.

Row 2. Change color to pink: ch 2, *2 bullion st in next st,* rep across bullion st to end. Fasten off.

Roll the foundation chain into a ball in the direction that makes the Bullion stitches face inwards. Stitch the ball together and fold the bullion stitches outwards. Stitch the sides together to form a ring. Tighten the stitches that hold row 2 together to make the Heart Shape.

Crochet Heart-Shaped Bowl

Click on image below to get this crochet heart-shaped bowl.

More Heart-Shaped Crochet Patterns.

Click on images to get these patterns.

Crochet Materials

In this example, I am using crochet hook size 5.5 mm.

I am using Cleckheaton Country 8 PLY yarn.

Crochet Sole for Boots and Slippers Pattern

This pattern uses US crochet abbreviation. Click here to get the youtube tutorial for this crochet pattern.

Row 1. Ch 30, turn, 1 hdc in 2nd ch from hook, 1 hdc in every ch to end, 5 hdc in last ch. Continue crochet underneath the stitches with 1 hdc in each hdc, end with 1 hdc in turning ch. Turn.

Row 2. 1 hdc in every hdc to the 5 dc cluster from previour row, in the next hdc crochet: 1 hdc, 2 hdc, 1 hdc, 2 hdc, 1 hdc, Continue crochet 1 hdc to end. Turn.

Row 3. Crochet 1 hdc in each hdc to the middle 2 hdc (tip of sole), 2 hdc in next 2 hdc, 1 hdc in remaining hdc to end. Turn.

Row 4. Crochet 1 hdc in each hdc to the midle where you crocheted 2 hdc in 2 hdc (all up 4 hdc). In the 4 hdc crochet: 2 hdc in each 4 hdc. Continue crochet 1 hdc to end. Turn.

Row 5. Crochet 1 hdc in each hdc all around. 

Crochet Halter top materials

Crochet yarn: I used chunky yarn from Fashion Plus’s amazing value pack of 100 % Mixed fibres.

PS. Any chunky yarn will do or any yarn you can use with a crochet hook 5.00 mm.

Crochet hook: 5.0 mm and 4.00 mm

2 buttons

Sewing needle

Scissors

Broomstick thick knitting needle (about 20 mm).

Crochet Halter top pattern ~ step by step with pictures

This Halter top is perfect to wear on top of a bikini, a singlet, or a bathing suit. I used quite chunky yarn and crochet hook 5.0 mm and 4.00 mm. In this pattern, I use the stitch ‘chainless single crochet’. You can also use a regular foundation chain. The front consists of 3 motifs and solomon’s chains between the motifs. You only need to apply step 1 of Solomon’s knot to complete this chain. If you don’t want to use Solomon’s knot, you can use regular chains.

I also use Broomstick technique in this motif.

Front halter top motifs

Make 2.

Row 1. 15 chainless single crochet. Turn, 1 sc in 3rd sc from hook, continue to end, sl st in last sc. Turn and sl st in 1st sc.

Row 2. In each 3-chainless sc space crochet 3 hdc. Turn.

Row 3. Ch 2, 1 dc in same st as ch 2, *1 dc in next st, 2 dc in next st*, rep between to end.

Row 4. Ch 2, 1 dc in each dc to end.

Row 5. Rep row 3.

Row 6. Ch 2, *1 dc in next 2 dc, 2 dtr in next st*, rep between to end, sl st in ch 2.

Use a 10 mm knitting needle for the broomstick section starting row 7.

Row 7. Attach loop in each st around the knitting needle.

Row 8. Attach 4 loops together with sl st, 2 sc in same 4 loops, *ch 5, 2 sc in 4 loops together*, rep to end.

Row 9. In each 5 ch sp crochet: 1 hdc, 1 dc, 1 tr, 1 dtr around the 2 dtr round 6, 1 tr, 1 dc, 1 hdc. End with sl st in last st.

Cobweb motif to go between the 2 front motifs.

Row 1. Ch 4, turn, sl st in first ch to make a circle.

Row 2. Ch 3, 17 dc in circle, sl st in ch 3.

Row 3. *Ch 5, sk 2 sts, 1 sc in next st* rep to end, end with 1 sc in 1st ch of ch 5.

Row 4. *Ch 7, sk 2 sts, 1 sc in next st* rep to end, end with 1 sc in 1st ch of ch 7.

Row 5. *Ch 9, sk 2 sts, 1 sc in next st* rep to end, end with 1 sc in 1st ch of ch 9.

Row 6. *Ch 11, sk 2 sts, 1 sc in next st* rep to end, end with 1 sc in 1st ch of ch 11. Fasten off. Weave in ends. Attach between the motifs as picture shows. Use a sewing needle and thread.

Use Solomon’s knot technique (only step 1 of Solomon’s knot is necessary to get this result) and crochet back and forth between the two halves (see image below). You can also use regular chains.

Back crochet halter top motif

Make 1.

Row 1. Ch 3, turn, 11 dc in 3rd ch from hook, sl st in ch 3.

Row 2. Ch 3, 1 dc in same st as ch 3, *1 dc in next st, 2 dc in next st*, rep between ** to end, sl st in ch 3.

Row 3. Rep row 2.

Row 4. Ch 3, *1 dc in next 2 dc, 2 dtr in next st*, rep between to end, sl st in ch 3.

Row 5. Ch 3, 1 dc in next 2 dc, *ch 5, sk 2 dtr, 1 dc in next 2 dc*, rep between ** to end, sl st in ch 3.

Row 6. Ch 3, *1 dc in next 2 dc, in 5-ch sp crochet: 1 hdc, 1 dc, 1 tr, 1 dtr around 2-dtr row 4, 1 tr, 1 dc, 1 hdc*, rep between ** to end, sl st in ch 3.

Row 7. Ch 3, 1 dc in every st except in dtr. In each dtr, crochet 2 dtr, sl st in ch 3.

Attach to back with row 1 pointing downwards.

Crochet Straps

Make 2.

Use crochet hook size 4.00 mm

Ch 100, turn, 1 hdc in 2nd ch from hook, 1 hdc in next st, 1 sl st in next st, 1 bullion block stitch in next st, * 1 hdc in next 2 sts, 1 sl st in next st, 1 bullion block st in next st*, rep between ** to end.

Attach to the front as picture shows.

Connect the 9th bullion block st together using a sewing needle. This will be the straps that will go behind the head. Stitch the remaining of the straps down each side of the back motifs from the 5th bullion block stitch on the remaining straps.

I attached to buttons to the sides to hold this halter top together.

I really enjoyed making this Halter Crochet Top. Please share it if you liked it too. :)

The first thing you have to do is to make a chain that is divided by 3. In my case 15. Then you have to add 4 extra chain for edging. I made 19 chains all up.

Row 1. Ch 19, turn, 1 dc in 3rd chain from hook, 1 dc in each dc to end. All up 18 dc. Turn.

Row 2. Ch 2, 1 FPDC in next dc, 1 dc in next dc, *1 FPDC in next 2 dc, 1 dc in next dc*, rep between ** to end, end with 1 dc in turning chain (or ch 2 in later rows). Turn.

Row 3. Ch 2, 1 dc in next 2 dc, *1 FPDC in next dc, 1 dc in next 2 dc*, rep between ** to end. Turn.

Repeat row 2 and 3 until you have the desired length.

How I used this Waffle Stitch to Crochet Very Cool Barbie Boots

Click here to get the Free Barbie Boots Pattern using Waffle Stitch. To make this pattern, you will use a small crochet hook (1.9 mm) and 100 % cotton blue yarn. :) Doesn’t she look like a Million Dollar Babe :). You can get this full pattern here.

How to Enjoy Crochet to the Fullest

The Best Way to enjoy Crochet to the Fullest is to work on Projects you ENJOY ;) No more Boring Projects haha. I enjoy Amigurumi the most, but I have to say, Hairpin Crochet also gives me immense JOY.

Whats New in 2020

I am doing a Course in how to make Felt Animals. YAYYY. I will let you know how I go. I always wanted to learn how to Felt.

Have fun crocheting!

I had a great idea to Crochet an Emu wearing High Heel Stilettos. Yeah, it didn’t happen. Instead, I crochet a pair of mini Stilettos and one Big Crochet Emu….:D HAHA…. At least, I got two cool projects out of this Idea. I am very happy about the Emu. It looks very decorative on top of my bookshelf. I have crochet decorations throughout my house. Handmade is best and it gives your home a very homey look.

If you want to get these crochet patterns, they are available on my Patreon here: https://www.patreon/whatknottodo

Supporting me on Patreon, means MORE FREE patterns on CrochetArtDesign :)

Crochet Amigurumi as the Dolly Parton Challenge

Also, I decided to join in the Dolly Parton Challenge. Let me know what you think….

It was kinda hard finding the Tinder pattern haha…. All the patterns in picture above can be found on this website…and they are free.

What should I crochet next?

I am always pondering what my Next Crochet Pattern should be… I am halfway through a couple of bigger clothing projects… In the meantime, I will make fun Amigurumi patterns for you. :)

Materials:

A Cell Phone (Yes, You will use your phone as a Broomstick)

Crochet hook size 3.0

Yarn: Acrylic Green 4 ply

Sewing Needle

Scissors

How to Crochet Leaf using Broomstick Technique

This pattern uses US stitch abbreviation.

In this pattern, you will use Broomstick Crochet Technique. I used my phone as a Broomstick to get large loops.

Step 1. Ch 50. Pull 1 loop through each chain around your cell phone.

Step 2. 5 loops tog with 5 sc, ch 5, repeat this to the end. Turn.

Step 3. Crochet as follows: *Sc + 3-ch picot in sc, sc in next sc, sc + 3-ch picot in sc, sc in next sc, sc + 3-ch picot in sc, 7 hdc in 5-ch sp*, repeat between ** to end.

Step 4. Fold middle together and crochet in middle scs tog with sc. Turn.

Step 5. *Sc in sc, sc + 3-ch picot in next sc*, repeat between ** to end. Fasten off. Weave in ends.

Crochet Leaf Motif.

This crochet leaf motif can be used as a crochet motif in a dress, shirt, skirt, you name it.

This crochet pattern uses the Hairpin Lace Jewelry pattern for its main sandal part. Click on link or image to get this full pattern.

The next part is the Sandal Straps or Cord. It is made using Chainless single crochet cord. The pattern below explains all.

Crochet chainless single crochet cord

How to do the bullion block stitch: Ch 3, yo and insert hook around ch 3, pull through yarn so you have 3 loops on hook, repeat 3 more times, yo and pull through all loops on hook, sl st in same st as ch 3. 

149 chainless sc cord. This video explains how you can crochet a chainless single crochet cord.

*1 bullion block st, 1 hdc in next 2 sc, sl st in next st*, rep to end, end with 1 bullion block st in last sc. Attach to Sandal as follow. Stitch bullion block number 65 in corner bullion of sandal. Skip 19 bullion block stitches on cord. Stitch next bullion block stitch after you skipped 19 bullion block stitches to the other corner bullion block stitch of sandal. Slip your foot into the opening and weave your toes into the opening in the front of the sandal. Use the cord to tie around your foot. This pattern uses a lot of Bullion block stitches.

Hairpin is a lace making crochet technique. This pattern is a simple, yet beautiful hairpin crochet pattern that can made into a beautiful headband, bracelet or belt. It can also be used as a motif to create a top or skirt.

Crochet Materials:

Hairpin

Crochet hook size 1.9

Crochet yarn: 100 % cotton in white.

Crochet Hairpin instuctions

This pattern uses US stitch abbreviation. If you want to learn how to Hairpin, you can check out my video tutorial here.

2nd smallest setting on the loom.

80 loops each side attached with single crochet in the middle.

Off the loom:

*8 loops together with sc, ch 1, (2 loops together with sc, ch 1) x 4*, rep between ** to end.

Repeat on the other side, but do begin opposite pattern: 8 loops together on the opposite side to (2 loops together with sc, ch 1) x 4.

How to Filet Crochet For Beginners

The instructions below uses US stitch abbreviation.

More Filet Crochet Patterns

Click here to get more filet crochet patterns.

Crochet Materials

Crochet hook size 1.0 mm

Crochet yarn brown 2 ply

Sewing needle

Scissors

Crochet Bicycle Miniature Pattern

Ch 15, in next 5 ch, insert hook and pull yarn through chain and loop over the ruler, sk 5 ch, insert hook into the last 5 ch, pull yarn through chain and loop over the ruler. Remove work from ruler. Crochet in 3 loops together: sc, hdc, dc, tr, dtr, ttr, dtr, tr, dc, hdc, sc. Ch 5, crochet in 2 loops together: sc, hdc, dc, tr, dtr, ttr. Crochet in next 2 loops together the same way. Ch 5. Crochet in 3 loops together: sc, hdc, dc, tr, dtr, ttr, dtr, tr, dc, hdc, sc.

Crochet steering: Make 2. Ch 8, turn, 3 hdc around cord. Fasten off.

Crochet seat: Ch 3, 1 dc in 3rd ch from hook. Stitch to bicycle.

Check out this bicycle Bunny.

Click here to get this bunny crochet pattern.

Crochet Materials

Crochet hook size 1.9 mm and 3.0 mm

Crochet yarn multicolored pale blue and white 2 ply 100 % cotton, 100 % Acrylic green yarn, 2 ply 100 % brown yarn.

Heirloom

Scissors

Sewing needle

Thick sewing knitting needle

Crochet Flower Pattern

This pattern uses US stitch abbreviation. Set the heirloom on the 3rd smallest setting. Crochet 40 loops each side with single crochet stitches. Take the work off the loom and attach all 40 loops on one side with a slip stitch and a single crochet. On the other side, attach 4 loops with a slip stitch and a single crochet. Crochet a 4-ch picot and fasten off. Repeat the process nine more times until all 4 loops are worked the same way. Fasten off and weave in the loose ends. Leave the middle cords from the middle of the circle and crochet sc over the cord. This will be the flower stem. Fasten off and weave in the ends.

Crochet Leaves Patterns

With green yarn and crochet hook size 3.0 mm, ch 3. Loop the loop on the crochet hook onto the Broomstick knitting needle. Loop 2 more loops onto the broomstick through the chains. Use the crochet hook to loop the loops onto the broomstick. Remove the boomstick. Crochet all 3 loops together with 14 sc. Distribute the sc evenly around the loops. When you get back to the 1st sc, crochet 4 ch picot. Fasten off. Use a sewing needle and close the gap in the middle.

Crochet flower stigma

The flower stigma is made by using brown yarn and crochet hook size 1.9 mm. Chain 3, turn, 1 dc in 3rd chain from hook. Fasten off. Use a swing needle and stitch it into a button.

GET THE FULL VIDEO TUTORIAL HERE.

Crochet Rose Pattern

Click here to get the Crochet Rose Pattern. This crochet rose pattern is easy to make. The hardest part of the crochet rose is to stitch all the rose petals together :)

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