Crochet With JulieHow to crochet CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS ▶ In this easy crochet tutorial, I show you how to crochet three different ornament toppers to make a complete set of crocheted ornaments!
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 and place 8 SC inside MC. SL st in 1st SC to join. Row 2: CH 1 and place 2 SC in each st in the row. SL st in 1st SC to join (16 total SC st). Cut and tie off yarn. Draw tails to the center of the topper. Insert crochet hook inside MC, draw the stuffed ornament top loops through this hole. Hide the tails inside the stuffed ornament base, between the stuffing and the crocheted portion.
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 and place 8 SC inside MC. SL st in 1st SC to join. Row 2: CH 1 and place 2 SC in each st in the row. SL st in 1st SC to join (16 total SC st). CH 29, then skip 7 st and in the 8th place 1 SL st. Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. Pull crochet hook out of the loop. Insert crochet hook inside MC, draw the stuffed ornament top loops through this hole. Hide the tails inside the stuffed ornament base, between the stuffing and the crocheted portion. Pull the strap that you just created around the ornament so that it crosses the bottom point directly opposite from your loop. Adjust the number of CH st if necessary. CH 29, then skip 7 st and in the 8th place 1 SL st. Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. CH 29, then skip 7 st and in the 8th place 1 SL st. Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. CH 29, then skip 7 st and in the 8th place 1 SL st. Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. Cut and tie off yarn. Hide tails inside the ornament base. Adjust stripes so that they are even.
Crochet Topper (Beaded) Pattern: Crochet Hook: G/6/4.25MM Yarn: Size 4, Medium weight Also need beads and a crochet hook that is small enough to fit inside the center of the beads.
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 and place 8 SC inside MC. SL st in 1st SC to join. Row 2: CH 1 and place 2 SC in each st in the row. SL st in 1st SC to join (16 total SC st). CH 29, then skip 7 st and in the 8th place 1 SL st. Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. Pull crochet hook out of the loop. Insert crochet hook inside MC, draw the stuffed ornament top loops through this hole. Hide the tails inside the stuffed ornament base, between the stuffing and the crocheted portion. Pull the strap that you just created around the ornament so that it crosses the bottom point directly opposite from your loop. Adjust the number of CH st if necessary. CH 3, then pull the crochet hook out of its loop. Insert tiny crochet hook through the bead, then draw the working yarn loop through the center of the bead. Re-insert the crochet hook in the yarn loop and CH 3. Repeat the process of attaching the bead, then CH 3 until your strand is long enough to reach around the ornament, for me this was 7 beads. End with a CH 3, not a bead. Skip 7 st and place 1 SL st in the 8th (should be directly across the circle from where the strap begins). Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. CH 29, then skip 7 st and in the 8th place 1 SL st. Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. **CH 3, attach a bead, CH 3, attach a bead.** until you reach around the ornament, this was 7 beads for me. Skip the next 7 st and place 1 SL st in the 8th. Cut and tie off yarn, drawing the tails to the inside of the stuffed ornament. Adjust the stripes as necessary so they are even.
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Crochet Ornaments (Part 2) | 3-in-1 Ornament TopperCrochet With Julie2023-11-12 | How to crochet CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS ▶ In this easy crochet tutorial, I show you how to crochet three different ornament toppers to make a complete set of crocheted ornaments!
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 and place 8 SC inside MC. SL st in 1st SC to join. Row 2: CH 1 and place 2 SC in each st in the row. SL st in 1st SC to join (16 total SC st). Cut and tie off yarn. Draw tails to the center of the topper. Insert crochet hook inside MC, draw the stuffed ornament top loops through this hole. Hide the tails inside the stuffed ornament base, between the stuffing and the crocheted portion.
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 and place 8 SC inside MC. SL st in 1st SC to join. Row 2: CH 1 and place 2 SC in each st in the row. SL st in 1st SC to join (16 total SC st). CH 29, then skip 7 st and in the 8th place 1 SL st. Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. Pull crochet hook out of the loop. Insert crochet hook inside MC, draw the stuffed ornament top loops through this hole. Hide the tails inside the stuffed ornament base, between the stuffing and the crocheted portion. Pull the strap that you just created around the ornament so that it crosses the bottom point directly opposite from your loop. Adjust the number of CH st if necessary. CH 29, then skip 7 st and in the 8th place 1 SL st. Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. CH 29, then skip 7 st and in the 8th place 1 SL st. Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. CH 29, then skip 7 st and in the 8th place 1 SL st. Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. Cut and tie off yarn. Hide tails inside the ornament base. Adjust stripes so that they are even.
Crochet Topper (Beaded) Pattern: Crochet Hook: G/6/4.25MM Yarn: Size 4, Medium weight Also need beads and a crochet hook that is small enough to fit inside the center of the beads.
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 and place 8 SC inside MC. SL st in 1st SC to join. Row 2: CH 1 and place 2 SC in each st in the row. SL st in 1st SC to join (16 total SC st). CH 29, then skip 7 st and in the 8th place 1 SL st. Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. Pull crochet hook out of the loop. Insert crochet hook inside MC, draw the stuffed ornament top loops through this hole. Hide the tails inside the stuffed ornament base, between the stuffing and the crocheted portion. Pull the strap that you just created around the ornament so that it crosses the bottom point directly opposite from your loop. Adjust the number of CH st if necessary. CH 3, then pull the crochet hook out of its loop. Insert tiny crochet hook through the bead, then draw the working yarn loop through the center of the bead. Re-insert the crochet hook in the yarn loop and CH 3. Repeat the process of attaching the bead, then CH 3 until your strand is long enough to reach around the ornament, for me this was 7 beads. End with a CH 3, not a bead. Skip 7 st and place 1 SL st in the 8th (should be directly across the circle from where the strap begins). Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. CH 29, then skip 7 st and in the 8th place 1 SL st. Place 1 SL st in the next 2 st. **CH 3, attach a bead, CH 3, attach a bead.** until you reach around the ornament, this was 7 beads for me. Skip the next 7 st and place 1 SL st in the 8th. Cut and tie off yarn, drawing the tails to the inside of the stuffed ornament. Adjust the stripes as necessary so they are even.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodEASY Crochet BABY Beanie | 6 Months - 1 YearCrochet With Julie2024-01-06 | NEW Crochet BABY BEANIE Pattern: This crochet baby beanie is ideal for a baby between 6 months to 1 year-old. This is great if you have a 1st birthday party in your future, or if you just want to create a beanie for your little one. This crochet pattern should take less than 45 minutes to complete, making it a great last-minute gift! This would pair perfectly with one of my crochet soft baskets!
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1, then place 1 SC + 11 DC inside MC. Row 2: Starting in SC st, place 2 DC in each st in the row - this will create a spiral pattern, so make sure you mark the 1st st (16 total st). Row 3: Place 1 BACK POST st in st 1, and 2 BACK POST st in st 2. Repeat this alternating pattern around the row (36 total st). Row 4: Place 1 DC in st 1 & 2, then 2 DC in st 3. Repeat this around the row (48 total st). Row 5: Place 1 DC in st 1 - 3, then 2 DC in st 4. Repeat this around the row (60 total st). Rows 6 & 7: Place 1 BACK POST st in each st in the row (60 total st). Rows 8 & 9: Place 1 DC in each st in the row (60 total st). Rows 10 - 12: Place 1 BACK POST st in each st in the row (60 total st). Rows 13 & 14: Place 1 DC in each st in the row (60 total st). Rows 15 - 17: Place 1 BACK POST st in each st in the row (60 total st). Rows 18 & 19: Place 1 DC in each st in the row (60 total st). • Place 1 SC in the next 2 st, then 1 SL st in the following 2 st. • Cut yarn and pull yarn through current loop to tie off. • Hide tails in the direction you were crocheting for a few stitches, then up the inside of the beanie. • Attach a CROCHET POM POM (tutorial link here): youtu.be/VXmYI3Lyxvw
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Base: Attach Color A to the crochet hook using a Magic Circle. Row 1: CH 2 and place 12 DC inside MC. SL st in 1st DC to join (12 total DC). *Crochet over the starting tail the next few rows.* Row 2: CH 2, then place 2 DC in each st in the row, starting with the current st and skipping the SL st at the end of the row. SL st in 1st DC to join (24 total DC st). Row 3: CH 2, then place 1 DC in the current st and 2 DC in the following st. Alternate between 1 and 2 DC going around the row, until you reach the end of the row. In the last st, place 1 DC instead of 2, and make sure you don’t accidentally work in the SL st at the end of the row (35 total DC st). Row 4: CH 2, then working in the FRONT LOOP ONLY, place 1 DC in the current st. Place 1 DC in the FLO of the next 4 st (5 total), then switch to placing 1 DC in the full st for the remainder of the row. Make sure you skip your SL st and CH 2 at the end of the row, then SL st into the 1st DC to join. Cut and tie off yarn. Hide tails in the direction you were crocheting.
Topper: Attach Color B yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: Insert the crochet hook in the BACK LOOP ONLY from the 1st DC in Row 4. Place 1 SC here, then place 1 SC in the BLO of the next 4 st. CH 1, turn work (5 total SC). Row 2: Skip the turning CH st, then place 1 SC in each st in the row (5 total SC). DO NOT CH 1, but turn your work. Row 3: Place 1 SC in the 1st SC st, then CH 15 and place 1 SC in the last st from Row 2 (this should create a handle). Cut and tie off yarn. Hide starting and ending tails on the backside of the project, focusing on hiding these in the same color.
Base (Adding Additional Color) Attach Color C yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Turn the last row of stitches up from Row 4 of the base. Working around TWO POSTS at a time, place 1 FRONT POST st. Repeat this process going around the row, and treat the CH 2 from row 4 like it is a DC. SL st in the 1st FRONT POST st to join (18 total FRONT POST st). Hide the starting and ending tails in opposite directions in your last row of stitches with the same color.
Print one of my PDFs from the blog to insert into the photo ornament, or use it as a map for inserting photos!
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodHow to Crochet a PomponCrochet With Julie2023-12-20 | NEW Crochet Pattern: How to Crochet a Pompon or Pom Pom! This quick and easy crochet tutorial will show you how to crochet a quick, medium pompom for your next crochet project! Attach this to a beanie, stocking, pillow cover, wine tote, or make a pompom garland!
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Use the starting tail as stuffing (don’t crochet over it). Row 1: CH 1 and place 8 SC inside the MC. Row 2: Starting in 1st SC st, place 2 SC in each st in the row - this will create a spiral pattern, so make sure you mark the 1st st (16 total st). Row 3: Place 1 SC in 1st st, 2 SC in 2nd st. Continue this alternating pattern around the row (24 total st). Rows 4 - 5: Place 1 SC in each st in the row (24 total st). Row 6: Place 1 SC in st 1, and SC 2together in the next 2 stitches. Repeat this alternating pattern around the row (16 total st). *Stuff 1 cotton ball before continuing).* Row 7: SC 2together around the row (8 total st). Cut an 8-inch tail, then tie it off. *Stuff the second cotton ball by separating it and filling any gaps* Weave the tail in and out of the last row of SC st, then pull the tail tightly to cinch up the hole in the top. Use an available loop near the top to tie off the cinch. Attach to a beanie using the tail.
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Contents: 00:00 - Materials 00:25 - Magic Circle 00:42 -Row 1 00:57 - Row 2 01:42 - Row 3 02:12 - Rows 4 & 5 02:35 - Row 6 02:48 - SC 2together 03:30 - Stuff Pompon 03:55 - Cut & TIe Off Yarn 04:11 - Stuff Again 04:18 - Cinch Top 04:53 - Attach to Beanie
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet Christmas Hat | Crochet Elf Hat (Pigtails)Crochet With Julie2023-12-17 | NEW Crochet ELF HAT → This new crochet pattern is perfect for Christmas! It features white and green stripes with TWO slouchy portions to give it a cute pigtail look.
Elf Beanie Crochet Pattern: Crochet Hook: G/6/4.25MM Yarn: 4 Medium (I am working with Cascade Yarns 100% Wool) Need also a safety pin or stitch marker
BRIM: Attach Color A yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: CH 16, turn. Row 2: Working in the BACK BUMP of each st, place 1 HDC SL st. (16 total st). CH 1, turn. Row 3: Skip turning CH, then place 1 HDC SL st in each BLO (16 total st). CH 1, turn. Rows 4 - End: Repeat Row 3 until the brim reaches 16-20 inches (depending on the size of the head of the person you are making this for). Make sure you end your last row so that your crochet hook is on the opposite side of the brim from your starting tail. Fold so that short edges are together and place SL st in the corresponding stitches to join. Fold brim in half length-wise and section it off into four parts. Secure the loop on your crochet hook with a safety pin or stitch marker.
**Make sure for the entire pattern that you aren’t accidentally working in the SL st at the end of the row or the joining CH stitches as this will cause your pattern to slowly increase**
BODY: Attach Color B yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: Starting in the available loops near the starting tail, working in BOTH sides of the brim, place 1 SC + CH st. Spacing your stitches as evenly as you can, place 20 DC stitches in each of the four sections of your brim (the SC + CH 1 st doesn’t count). SL st in 1st DC st to join. Row 2: CH 2, working back in current st, place 1 DC, then place 1 DC in each st in the row (80 total DC st). SL st in 1st DC st to join. Trade out your crochet hook and st marker, preserving Color B yarn loop and working in Color A yarn now. Make sure that you are working on the INSIDE of the beanie, then CH 4. Row 3: Place 1 SL st in the current st where you already placed the SL st in the previous row. CH 2, then place 1 DC back in the current st. Place 1 DC in each st in the row (80 total DC st). SL st in 1st DC st to join. Row 4: CH 1, then working around 1st DC st, place 1 BACK POST st. Place 1 BACK POST st around each st in the row, make sure you skip the CH 2 at the end of the row (80 total BACK POST st). SL st in 1st BACK POST to join. Trade out your crochet hook and st marker, preserving Color A yarn loop and working in Color B yarn now. Make sure that you are working on the INSIDE of the beanie, then CH 3. Row 5: Place 1 SL st in the current st where you already placed the SL st in the previous row. CH 2, then place 1 DC back in the current st. Place 1 DC in each st in the row (80 total DC st). SL st in 1st DC st to join. Row 6: CH 2, working back in current st, place 1 DC, then place 1 DC in each st in the row. Place 1 SL st in back of the current st to join. Rows 7 - 18: Repeat Rows 3 - 6. Row 19: Make sure you are working in Color A yarn and have chained 4. Place 1 SL st in the current st where you already placed a SL st in the previous row. Place 1 DC back in current st, then place 1 DC in the next 39 st (40 total DC st). Fold beanie so you can join with the 1st DC st to create a small, half circle. Place 1 SL st in the 1st DC to join. Row 20: CH 2, place 1 BACK POST st around the 1st DC st, then 1 BACK POST st in each st in the row (40 total BACK POST st). Trade out your crochet hook and st marker, preserving Color A yarn loop and working in Color B yarn now. Make sure that you are working on the INSIDE of the beanie, then CH 3.
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Wine Cozy: **Use a st marker or scrap piece of yarn to mark the 1st st in each row** Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 and place 8 SC inside the MC. Row 2: Skip CH 1 and starting in 1st SC st, place 2 SC in each st in the row (make sure you mark the first of these stitches, as this is a spiral pattern) (16 total SC st). Row 3: Place **1 SC in st 1, 2 SC in st 2.** Repeat ** around the row (24 total SC st). Row 4: Place **1 SC in st 1 - 2, and 2 SC in st 3.** Repeat ** around the row (32 total SC st). Row 5: Place 1 SC in the BACK LOOP ONLY (BLO) of each st in the row. Rows 6 - 44: Place 1 SC in each st in the row. Place 1 SL st in the next st, then cut yarn, insert crochet hook in the following st, and yarn over and pull yarn all the way through to tie it off. Do not hide the tail as we will use it to attach the nose and beard.
Hat: **Use a st marker or scrap piece of yarn to mark the 1st st in each row** Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 and place 5 SC inside the MC. Row 2: Skip CH 1 and place 2 SC in st 1, from here we want to place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 1 other st where we want to place 2 SC. I try to space out the two increasing stitches (7 total SC st). Row 3: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 1 st where you will place 2 st. Try to make sure that you are randomizing where you place this increasing st. You don’t want to place an increasing st in the same st as the previous row, as this will make the hat start to tilt (8 total SC). Row 4: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 2 st where you will place 2 st (10 SC st). Row 5: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 1 st where you will place 2 st (11 SC st). Row 6: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 2 st where you will place 2 st (13 SC st). Row 7: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 1 st where you will place 2 st (14 SC st). Row 7: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 2 st where you will place 2 st (16 SC st). Row 8: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 1 st where you will place 2 st (17 SC st). Row 9: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 2 st where you will place 2 st (19 SC st). Row 10: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 1 st where you will place 2 st (20 SC st). Row 11: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 2 st where you will place 2 st (22 SC st). Row 12: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 1 st where you will place 2 st (23 SC st). Row 13: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 2 st where you will place 2 st (25 SC st). Row 14: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 1 st where you will place 2 st (26 SC st). Row 15: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 2 st where you will place 2 st (28 SC st). Row 16: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 1 st where you will place 2 st (29 SC st). Row 17: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 2 st where you will place 2 st (31 SC st). Row 18: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 1 st where you will place 2 st (32 SC st). Row 19: Place 1 SC in each st in the row EXCEPT 2 st where you will place 2 st (34 SC st). Rows 20 - 23: Place 1 SC in each st in the row. Cut yarn, insert crochet hook in the next st, yarn over and pull all the way through to tie off yarn. Row 24: Attach brim color to crochet hook using a slip knot and insert the crochet hook in the same st where you just inserted your crochet hook to tie off your yarn. Place 1 SC here and in each st in the row. Place 1 SL st in the 1st SC to join at the end of the row. Row 25: CH 1, working back in the same st where you placed the SL st, place 1 SC, then place 1 SC in each st in the row. Skip the SL st and CH 1 at the end of the row, and place 1 SL st in the 1st SC to join. Cut and tie off yarn.
Contents: 00:00 - Materials 00:52 - Wine Cozy 05:06 - Hat 09:28 - Pompon & Nose 11:53 - Attaching Pompon 12:25 - Beard 13:30 - Attaching the Nose and Beard
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodEasy Crochet Christmas Mitten Goodie Bag!Crochet With Julie2023-12-02 | DIY Crochet MITTEN Ornament ▶ In this crochet tutorial, I show you how to make a quick and easy mini mitten ornament that is great for gift-giving or just to hang in your Christmas Tree.
PERSONALIZE your mitten ornament with this EASY BEAD tutorial here ▶ youtu.be/Bakvh0fw_rc
Attach a HANGING RIBBON ORNAMENT TIE with this tutorial here ▶ youtu.be/H8rUxTbngwk
Mitten Ornament Crochet Pattern: Crochet Hook: G/4.25MM Yarn: Size 4, Medium Weight *I am working with the Lion Brand Yarn’s Re-Up 100% Recycled Cotton & Polyester Blend Yarn
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: CH 24. SL st into 1st CH st to create a loop. Row 2: CH 1, then place 24 SC stitches OVER the CH loop to create a nice edge. Place 1 SC in the SL st at the end of the row (25 total SC st). Rows 3 - 6: Starting in the 1st SC st, place 1 SC in each st in the row (this will create a spiral pattern) Row 7: **Place 1 SC in the BLO of the next 4 st, then place 2 SC in the BLO of the 5th st.** Repeat * around the row (30 total SC st). Mark the 1st st of the row so you know where to stop. Rows 8 - 10: Place 1 SC in the BLO of each st in the row, continuing to follow the spiral pattern. Row 11: Place 1 SC in the BLO of the first 12 st, then skip 8 st, and place 1 SC in the BLO of the remaining st in the row. Rows 12 - 17: Now working in the small circle you created in Row 10, place 1 SC in the BLO of each st in the row. Row 18: **Place 1 SC in the BLO of the 1st st, then SC 2together in the BLO of the next 2 st.** Repeat around the row (15 total st). Row 19: SC 2together around the row (8 total st). Cut and tie off yarn, leaving a long tail. Weave the tail in and out of the last row of st. Cinch tail and tie off the cinch. Hide the tail on the inside of the mitten.
Thumb: Row 1: Attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Insert the crochet hook in the BLO of the 1st st you skipped in Row 10 above. Place 1 SC here, then place 1 SC in the BLO of each st in each of the skipped stitches from Row 11. Row 2: Place I SL st in the 1st SC to join. Working back in the same st, place 1 SC in the BLO, then place 1 SC in the BLO of each st in the row going around and working over the SL st to create another spiral pattern. Rows 3 - 4 : Place 1 SC in the BLO of each st in the row. Cut and tie off yarn. Weave the tail around the last row of stitches and pull it tightly to cinch the top. Tie off the cinch. Hide the tail on the inside of the mitten.
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Ornament Tie Contents: 00:00 - Materials 00:14 - Cut Ribbon 00:41 - Create the Loop 01:01 - Draw Loop Through Project 01:19 - Tie the Bow 01:34 - Double Knot Bow
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodHow to Personalize Yarn Projects BeadsCrochet With Julie2023-11-30 | NEW CROCHET ADD-ON ▶ Personalize your next project with BEADS! This simple and easy tutorial shows you how to attach beads to your next crochet project. I plan on personalizing all my crochet gifts this year!
MATERIALS: Embroidery floss or other string Beads (link above) Sharp scissors Water
Tutorial Contents: 00:00 - Materials 00:36 - String Top Bead Holes 01:24 - Bead Placement 02:11 - String Bottom Bead Holes 02:31 - Tie off Bead String
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodHow to Crochet an Easy, Knit-Like BeanieCrochet With Julie2023-11-26 | NEW CROCHET BEANIE TUTORIAL ▶ How to crochet an easy beanie that looks like it was knitted? In this crochet tutorial, I am going to show you how to crochet a stitch that looks like it is knit. This is a great beanie for anyone in your life. The size is versatile enough that it will fit most adult heads, and the stitch is very gender-neutral!
How to Crochet a Waffle Beanie: Crochet Hook: G/4.25MM Yarn: Size 4, Medium Weight Wool (I am working with the Cascade Yarns)
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1, place 1 SC then 1 DC until you have 10 total st (5 of each). Row 2: Working in a continuous loop or spiral pattern, place 1 SC + 1 DC in each st in the row (20 total st). Row 3: **1 SC in st 1, 1 DC + 1 SC in st 2, 1 DC in st 3, 1 SC + 1 DC in st 4.** Repeat around the row (30 total st). Row 4: **1 DC in st 1, 1 SC in st 2, 1 DC + 1 SC in st 3.** Repeat around the row (40 total st). Row 5: **1 SC in st 1, 1 DC in st 2, 1 SC in st 3, 1 DC + 1 SC in st 4, 1 DC in st 5, 1 SC in st 6, 1 DC in st 7, 1 SC + 1 DC in st 8.** Repeat around the row (50 total st). Row 6: **1 SC in st 1, 1 DC in st 2, 1 SC in st 3, 1 DC in st 4, 1 SC + 1 DC in st 5.** Repeat around the row (60 total st). Row 7: **1 DC in st 1, 1 SC in st 2, 1 DC in st 3, 1 SC in st 4, 1 DC in st 5, 1 SC + 1 DC in st 6, 1 SC in st 7, 1 DC in st 8, 1 SC in st 9, 1 DC in st 10, 1 SC in st 11, 1 DC + 1 SC in st 12.** Repeat around the row (70 total st). Row 8: Place 1 DC + 1 SC in the first st, then alternate between DC and SC for the next 26 rows. Stitches should always be the opposite from the previous row.
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Striped Beanie Crochet Pattern Yarn: Size 4, Medium Weight (I am using Cascade Yarns (Wool)) Crochet Hook: G/6/4.25MM
Attach Color A yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 2 and place 12 DC inside MC. SL st in 1st DC to join (12 total DC st). Row 2: CH 2, place 2 DC in each st in the row, including current st where you have already placed the SL st. At the end of the row, skip the SL st and CH 2, and place 1 SL st in the 1st DC st to join (24 total DC st). **Color change here** Please see video tutorial on how to avoid cutting and tying off yarn with every color change. Row 3: CH 2. Starting in the current st, place 1 DC, then place 2 DC in the following st. Alternate between 1 and 2 DC st around the row. Skip the SL st and CH 2 at the end of the row, and place 1 SL st in the 1st DC to join (36 total DC). Row 4: CH 2. Starting in the current st, place 1 DC, then place 1 DC in the following st and 2 DC in the 3rd st. **1 DC in the next 2 st, then 2 DC in the 3rd st.** Repeat ** around the row. Skip the SL st and CH 2 at the end of the row, and place 1 SL st in the 1st DC to join (48 total DC). **Color change here** Please see video tutorial on how to avoid cutting and tying off yarn with every color change. Row 5: CH 2. Starting in the current st, place 1 DC, then place 1 DC in the following 2 st and 2 DC in the 4th st. **1 DC in the next 3 st, then 2 DC in the 4th st.** Repeat ** around the row. Skip the SL st and CH 2 at the end of the row, and place 1 SL st in the 1st DC to join (60 total DC). Row 6: CH 2. Starting in the current st, place 1 DC, then place 1 DC in the following 3 st and 2 DC in the 5th st. **1 DC in the next 4 st, then 2 DC in the 5th st.** Repeat ** around the row. Skip the SL st and CH 2 at the end of the row, and place 1 SL st in the 1st DC to join (72 total DC). Row 7: CH 2. Starting in the current st, place 1 DC in each st in the row. Skip the SL st and CH 2 at the end of the row, and place 1 SL st in the 1st DC to join (72 total DC). Row 8: Repeat Row 7. **Color change here** Please see video tutorial on how to avoid cutting and tying off yarn with every color change.** Rows 9 - 18: Repeat Rows 7 & 8, alternating colors every two rows. Cut and tie off yarn strands and hide tails on the inside of the beanie. Attach a faux fur pom pom: Attach a yarn pom pom:
Contents: 00:00 - Materials 00:24 - Magic Circle 00:42 - Increasing Row 1 01:23 - Increasing Row 2 01:54 - How to Change Colors 02:14 - Increasing Row 3 03:39 - Increasing Row 4 04:39 - Color Change 05:02 - Increasing Row 5 06:14 - Increasing Row 6 06:54 - Color Change 07:09 - Repeatable Row 1 07:58 - Repeatable Row 2 08:58 - Cut & Tie off Yarn
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet Ornaments (Part 1) | Crochet Ornament BaseCrochet With Julie2023-11-12 | How to crochet CHRISTMAS ORNAMENTS ▶ In this easy crochet tutorial, I show you how to crochet three different ornament toppers to make a complete set of crocheted ornaments!
Crochet Ornament Base Pattern: Crochet Hook: N/15/10MM Yarn: need THREE strands, ca n be any size, weight, brand, type Also need a stitch marker (scrap yarn or safety pin work great). Also need 2 plastic bags or other stuffing.
NOTE: we are going to crochet three strands as if they are one strand for the entire ornament base.
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 and place 10 SC inside the MC. Row 2: Without joining Row 1, skipping the CH 1 and working in the 1st SC st, place 1 SC (mark this st with the st marker). In the next st, place 2 SC. Alternate between 1 & 2 SC st going around the row until you reach the st marker (pattern should start to spiral) (15 total st). Row 3: Place 1 SC in each st in the row, marking the 1st of these stitches (15 total st). Row 4: Place 1 SC in st 1& 2 (mark the 1st st), then 2 SC in st 3. **1 SC in st 1 & 2, 2 SC in st 3.** Repeat ** around the row (20 total SC st). Row 5: Place 1 SC in each st in the row, marking the 1st of these stitches (20 total st). Row 6: Place 1 SC in st 1& 2 (mark the 1st st), then SC 2together in st 3 & 4. **1 SC in st 1& 2, then SC 2together in st 3 & 4.** Repeat ** around the row (15 total st). **Add stuffing at this point. It helps to round your bags and then stuff them to prevent lumping.** Row 7: Place 1 SC in each st in the row, marking the 1st of these stitches (15 total st). Row 8: Place 1 SC in st 1 (mark this st), then SC 2together in st 2 & 3. **1 SC in st 1, then SC 2together in st 2 & 3** Repeat ** around the row (10 total st). Cut and tie off yarn, leaving an 8’’ tail. Weave the tail in and out of the last row of st. Tie off the weave. Tie a loop, hiding the tails on the inside of the ornament. Roll the ornament around like dough to ensure it is smooth.
Contents: 00:00 - Materials 01:06 - Magic Circle 01:41 - Row 1 02:25 - Row 2 03:18 - Add More Yarn 04:02 - Row 3 04:25 - Row 4 04:54 - Row 5 05:01 - Row 6 05:19 - Row 7 06:20 - Row 8 06:49 - Cut Tail 07:02 - Tie off Yarn 07:22 - Close Gap at Top 08:12 - Top Loop 09:02 - Hide Tails
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodHow to Crochet LARGE BeanieCrochet With Julie2023-10-28 | How to crochet a LARGE BEANIE! ▶ In this easy crochet tutorial, I show you how to crochet a beanie that is ideal for someone with a large head or who has a lot of hair. The double-brim is ideal for cold temperatures, and the SC crisscross stitch adds depth and extra warmth.
The David Beanie Crochet Pattern: Crochet Hook: G/6/4.25MM Yarn: Size 4 Medium Weight (Wool), Cascade Yarns
Attach Color A (Brim) yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: CH 32, turn. Row 2: Working in each of the BACK BUMPS (or 3rd loop in back), place 1 LOOSE SL st in each st (32 total SL st). CH 1, turn. Row 3: Skip the turning CH st, then place 1 SL st the BACK LOOP ONLY (BLO) of each st in the row (32 total SL st). CH 1, turn. Rows 4 - ?: Repeat the last row until your brim reaches a width of roughly 22 inches. Fold the two short ends together, and make sure your crochet hook is on the opposite side as your starting tail. CH 1 at the end of your last row, and then insert your crochet hook under BOTH LOOPS of your last SL st, then in the last CH st from ROW 1. Make sure you are working under BOTH LOOPS on both sides of your brim, then yarn over and drop all the loops on your crochet hook for a SL st. Repeat this process working up the edge of your brim, joining the two sides with SL st. Cut and tie off yarn once the short edges are joined. Turn brim right-side out so that the seam is on the inside. Using stitch markers (safety pins and scrap pieces of yarn can also work), divide the brim into four equal parts.
Contents: 00:00 - Materials 00:45 - Attach yarn 00:53 - Row 1 00:58 - Row 2 01:38 - Row 3 02:31 - Rows 4 to End of Brim 02:56 - Joining the Brim 04:19 - Cut off Color A Yarn 04:32 - Section Off Brim 04:49 - Attach Color B Yarn 05:14 - Row 1 Color B 06:35 - Rows 2 to 9 08:22 - Row 10 10:31 - Row 11 11:12 - Row 12 12:15 - Row 13 12:58 - Row 14 13:34 - Row 15 13:50 - Row 16 14:30 - Row 17 14:54 - Row 18 15:16 - Row 19 15:34 - Cut & Tie Off Yarn 16:01 - Last row 16:22 - Tie off Cinch
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NOTE: this pattern has a precursor, How to Crochet a Chevron Brim: youtu.be/QhCg-hPU0UY
Crochet a chevron brim to 38 chevron stitches. Join the short edges using SL st (shown in precursor video).
Row 1: Working on the same side of the brim as the tails, CH 2 and start to place 1 BEAD st in each of the “dual loops” at the top of each Chevron st. SL st in the top of the 1st BEAD st to join (40 total BEAD st). Row 2: CH 2 and turn in the opposite direction. Working in the gap behind current BEAD st, place 1 BEAD st. *Place 1 DC in the top of the next BEAD st, then place 1 BEAD st in the gap behind the current BEAD st.* Repeat * around the row. SL st in the top of the 1st BEAD st (40 total BEAD st). Rows 3 - 7: Repeat Row 2. Row 8: CH 2 and turn in the opposite direction. *In BEAD st 1 - 6, place 1 BEAD st, then BEAD st 2together in BEAD st 7 & 8.* Repeat * around the row. SL st in the top of 1st BEAD st (35 total BEAD st). Row 9: CH 2 and turn in the opposite direction. *In BEAD st 1 - 5, place 1 BEAD st, then BEAD st 2together in BEAD st 6 & 7.* Repeat * around the row. SL st in the top of 1st BEAD st (30 total BEAD st). Row 10: CH 2 and turn in the opposite direction. *In BEAD st 1 - 4, place 1 BEAD st, then BEAD st 2together in BEAD st 5 & 6.* Repeat * around the row. SL st in the top of 1st BEAD st (25 total BEAD st). Row 11: CH 2 and turn in the opposite direction. *In BEAD st 1 - 3, place 1 BEAD st, then BEAD st 2together in BEAD st 4 & 5.* Repeat * around the row. SL st in the top of 1st BEAD st (20 total BEAD st). Row 12: CH 2 and turn in the opposite direction. *BEAD st 2together in first 2 BEAD st, then place 1 regular BEAD st.* Repeat * around the row (12 total BEAD st). Row 13: CH 2 and turn in the opposite direction. BEAD st 2together around the row. SL st in the top of 1st BEAD st (5 total BEAD st). Tie off yarn, leaving a long tail (about 1-foot). Weave the tail in and out of the last row of BEAD st. Cinch the tail to close the gap in the top of the beanie, then tie it off again using available loops near the tail. Pull tail to the inside of the beanie Attach a yarn or faux fur pom pom.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodBeginner | QUICK | Easy Crochet Beanie TutorialCrochet With Julie2023-10-08 | EASY, elegant, BEGINNER-FRIENDLY, quick crochet beanie tutorial Using the Shell Stitch! In this crochet tutorial, I show you how to make a very simple beanie that is suitable for beginner crocheters! This is an ideal first beanie, and it is SO CUTE!
Beginner Beanie (Shell Stitch) Pattern: Crochet Easy Beginner Beanie in a Few Hours Pattern: Crochet Hook: G/6/4.25 Yarn: Size 4 Medium Weight Wool Yarn by Cascade Yarns
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 and place 12 DC inside MC. Row 2: Following a continuous loop (or spiral) pattern, skip the 1st 2 DC st, then place 4 DC st BETWEEN the 2nd & 3rd DC st. Make sure you mark the 1st of the 4 DC to indicate the new row. *Skip the next 2 DC st, then place 4 DC between the 2nd & 3rd st.* Repeat * around the row, making sure to work in the gap between the last st from Row 1 and the 1st st from this current row (24 total DC). Row 3: Skip the 1st 2 DC st, then place 3 DC st BETWEEN the 2nd & 3rd DC st. Make sure you mark the 1st of the 3 DC to indicate the new row. *Skip the next 2 DC st, then place 3 DC between the 2nd & 3rd st.* Repeat * around the row, making sure to work in the gap between the last st from Row 1 and the 1st st from this current row (36 total DC). Row 4: Skip the 1st 3 DC st (they should be clumped together), then place 4 DC st BETWEEN the 3rd & 4th DC st. Make sure you mark the 1st of the 4 DC to indicate the new row. *Skip the next 3 DC st, then place 4 DC between the 3rd & 4th DC st.* Repeat * around the row, making sure to work in the gap between the last st from Row 1 and the 1st st from this current row (48 total DC). Keep in mind for this row that you should be working the 4 DC st between the clumps of 3 DC st in the previous row. Row 5: Skip the 1st 2 DC st, then place 3 DC st BETWEEN the 2nd & 3rd DC st. Make sure you mark the 1st of the 3DC to indicate the new row. *Skip the next 2 DC st, then place 3 DC between the 2nd & 3rd st.* Repeat * around the row, making sure to work in the gap between the last st from Row 1 and the 1st st from this current row (60 total DC). Row 6: Skip the 1st 3 DC st (they should be clumped together), then place 4 DC st BETWEEN the 3rd & 4th DC st. Make sure you mark the 1st of the 4 DC to indicate the new row. *Skip the next 3 DC st, then place 4 DC between the 3rd & 4th DC st.* Repeat * around the row, making sure to work in the gap between the last st from Row 1 and the 1st st from this current row (72 total DC). Keep in mind for this row that you should be working the 4 DC st between the clumps of 3 DC st in the previous row. Rows 7 - 17: Skip the 1st 4 st of the row, then place 4 DC st in the gap between the 4th and 5th st (these should be worked in the gaps created in the previous row). *Skip the next 4 st (they should be clumped together), then place 4 DC in the gap between the 4th and 5th st.* Repeat * around the row (72 total st). Row 18: Skip the 1st 4 st of this row (they should be clumped together), and place 3 DC st in the gap between the 4th and 5th st. *Skip the next 4 st, then place 3 DC in the gap between the 4th and 5th st.* Repeat * around the row (60 total st). Rows 19 - 25: Working in the top portion of the st (where you would traditionally place a st), place 1 SC in each st in each row, still following the spiral pattern. Finish off by placing 1 SL st in the next 3 st. Cut and tie off yarn, hiding tails on the inside of the beanie.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet WINE BOTTLE SWEATERCrochet With Julie2023-10-01 | How to crochet a multi-colored wine bottle sweater? This crochet pattern is perfect to protect wine bottles and other 750 mL bottles. A crochet wine sweater is a great homemade gift, and can be completed in just a few hours.
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 2 and place 12 DC inside the MC. Row 2: Starting with the 1st DC st from Row 1, place 2 DC in each st in the row (this will create a spiral pattern, where we won’t have to worry about starting or stopping our individual rows). Mark the 1st st of this row with the st marker (24 total DC st). The row ends when you make it back around to the st marker. Row 3: **1 DC in st 1, 2 DC in st 2.** Repeat ** around the row (36 total DC st). Row 4: Alternate between placing FRONT and BACK POST stitches going around the row, starting with a FRONT POST st and ending with a BACK POST st (36 total st). Rows 5 - 9: Continue to follow the alternating pattern of FRONT and BACK POST stitches going around the row, following LIKE stitches in a spiral pattern. This should create vertical ridges. At the end of Row 9, after working in the last FRONT POST st, place 1 SL st around the last BACK POST st of the row (please see video if you need help with this step). Remove crochet hook from the current loop and insert the stitch marker. Row 10: Attach Color B yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Working around the last BACK POST st of the row (where you placed the SL st), place 1 BACK POST st. Then continue the alternating FRONT and BACK POST st pattern around the row. Rows 11 - 15: Continue to follow the alternating pattern of FRONT and BACK POST stitches going around the row, following LIKE stitches in a spiral pattern. At the end of Row 15, after working in the last FRONT POST st, place 1 SL st around the last BACK POST st of the row. Trade your crochet hook and st marker you placed in Row 9 (now your crochet hook should be in the loop you preserved from Row 9, and the st marker should be in the loop that was on your crochet hook at the end of row 15). Row 16: CH 7 with Color A yarn (this should draw this color up to your current row). Working in the last BACK POST st (where you placed the SL st at the end of Row 15), place 1 BACK POST st. Follow the alternating pattern of FRONT and BACK POST stitches around the row. Rows 17 - 21: Continue to follow the alternating pattern of FRONT and BACK POST stitches going around the row, following LIKE stitches in a spiral pattern. At the end of Row 21, after working in the last FRONT POST st, place 1 SL st around the last BACK POST st of the row. Trade your crochet hook and st marker you placed in Row 15 (now your crochet hook should be in the loop you preserved from Row 15, and the st marker should be in the loop that was on your crochet hook at the end of row 21). Row 22: CH 7 with Color B yarn (this should draw this color up to your current row). Working in the last BACK POST st (where you placed the SL st at the end of Row 21), place 1 BACK POST st. Follow the alternating pattern of FRONT and BACK POST stitches around the row. For the rest of the pattern, please see my blog post here: crochetwithjulie.com/crochet-wine-bottle-sweater
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00:00 - Materials 00:45 - Magic Ring or Magic Circle 01:02 - Base Row 1 01:32 - Base Row 2 02:25 - Base Row 3 03:01 - Row 4 (Front and Back Post stitches) 05:27 - Rows 5 - 8 06:36 - Row 6 09:25 - Rows 7 - 11 10:11 - Row 12 11:18 - Rows 13 - 17 11:39 - Rows 18 - 23 12:26 - Row 24 13:21 - Row 25 14:00 - Rows 26 - 29
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet KNIT-LIKE BeanieCrochet With Julie2023-09-03 | Crochet JULIE'S FAVORITE Beanie Pattern ▶ This crochet tutorial is IDEAL for someone looking for a knit-like crochet beanie pattern that is simple and easy to follow.
This beanie consists of: Slip stitches in the round to build the base, then slip stitches in the front loops only to create the body. The crisscross pattern that makes up the brim IS SHOCKINGLY SIMPLE and just uses slip stitches and chain stitches. The best part is that it is a fool-proof pattern and very forgiving.
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle. Row 1: CH 1 and place 6 SC inside MC. Row 2: Starting in the 1st SC from Row 1, place 1 SL in the BLO, then in the FLO (2 total stitches) in each st in the row (12 total SL st). Use a st marker to mark the 1st SL st of this row. Row 3: **1 SL st in the FLO of st 1, then 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 2 (2 total st in st 2).** Repeat * around the row. Use a st marker to mark the 1st SL st of the row (18 total SL st). Row 4: **1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 & 2, then 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 3 (2 total st in st 3).** Repeat * around the row. Use a st marker to mark the 1st SL st of the row (24 total SL st). Row 5: **1 SL st in the FLO of st 1-3, then 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 4 (2 total st in st 4).** Repeat * around the row. Use a st marker to mark the 1st SL st of the row (30 total SL st). Row 6: **1 SL st in the FLO of st 1-4, then 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 5 (2 total st in st 5).** Repeat * around the row. Use a st marker to mark the 1st SL st of the row (36 total SL st). Row 7: **1 SL st in the FLO of st 1-5, then 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 6 (2 total st in st 6).** Repeat * around the row. Use a st marker to mark the 1st SL st of the row (42 total SL st). Row 8: **1 SL st in the FLO of st 1-6, then 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 7 (2 total st in st 7).** Repeat * around the row. Use a st marker to mark the 1st SL st of the row (48 total SL st).
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodEasy Crochet Hanging Guitar Pick Case #shortCrochet With Julie2023-08-31 | FREE CROCHET PATTERN AND TUTORIAL ▶ This is a PERFECT GIFT for the guitarist in your life! I love this pattern because you can easily hang your guitar picks anywhere around the house or while traveling! This is IDEAL for someone on the road or who travels a lot too!
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet Chemex SleeveCrochet With Julie2023-08-27 | NEW CROCHET TUTORIAL ▶ How to crochet a Chimex Sweater! In this simple crochet tutorial, I show you how to crochet an easy sleeve for your 10-cup Chimex. This would also make an excellent gift or gift set for a friend.
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle. Row 1: CH 2 and place 13 DC inside MC. Row 2: Working in the 1st DC st, place 2 DC and then mark the 1st of the 2 DC with a st marker. Place 2 DC in each st in the row (26 total DC st). Row 3: **1 DC in st 1, 2 DC in st 2.** Repeat * around the row (39 total DC st). Row 4: **1 DC in st 1 - 2, 2 DC in st 3.** Repeat * around the row (52 total DC st). Row 5: **1 DC in st 1 - 3, 2 DC in st 4.** Repeat * around the row (65 total DC st). Row 6: **1 DC in st 1 - 4, 2 DC in st 5.** Repeat * around the row (78 total DC st). Row 7: CH 2 and turn your work so that you are working in the opposite direction. Skip the CH 2, and place 1 DC in each st in the row (78 total DC st). Row 8: CH 5, turn your work and place 1 DC in the 1st 3 st of the row. Place 1 FRONT POST st in the 4th st. **Place 1 DC in the next 11 st, then 1 FRONT POST st around the 12th st.** Repeat ** around the row. The row should end with 3 DC (78 total st). Row 9: CH 2, turn. Skip CH 2, then place1 DC in 1st 3 st. **Place 1 BACK POST st around the previous row’s FRONT POST st. DC 2together in the next 2 st, then place 1 DC in the next 9 st.** Repeat ** around the row. The row should end with 3 DC st (72 total st). Row 10: CH 5, turn work. Skip CH 5, then place 1 DC in the 1st 3 st. **Place 1 FRONT POST st around the previous row’s BACK POST st, then DC 2together in the next 2 st. Place 1 DC in the following 8 st.** Repeat * around the row (66 total DC st). Row 11: CH 2, turn. Skip CH 2, then place1 DC in 1st 3 st. **Place 1 BACK POST st around the previous row’s FRONT POST st. DC 2together in the next 2 st, then place 1 DC in the next 7 st.** Repeat ** around the row. The row should end with 3 DC st (60 total st). Row 12: CH 5, turn work. Skip CH 5, then place 1 DC in the 1st 3 st. **Place 1 FRONT POST st around the previous row’s BACK POST st, then DC 2together in the next 2 st. Place 1 DC in the following 6 st.** Repeat * around the row (54 total DC st). Row 13: CH 2, turn. Skip CH 2, then place1 DC in 1st 3 st. **Place 1 BACK POST st around the previous row’s FRONT POST st. DC 2together in the next 2 st, then place 1 DC in the next 5 st.** Repeat ** around the row. The row should end with 3 DC st (48 total st). Row 14: CH 5, turn work. Skip CH 5, then place 1 DC in the 1st 3 st. **Place 1 FRONT POST st around the previous row’s BACK POST st, then DC 2together in the next 2 st. Place 1 DC in the following 4 st.** Repeat * around the row (42 total DC st). Row 15: CH 2, turn. Skip CH 2, then place1 DC in 1st 3 st. **Place 1 BACK POST st around the previous row’s FRONT POST st. DC 2together in the next 2 st, then place 1 DC in the next 3 st.** Repeat ** around the row. The row should end with 3 DC st (36 total st). Cut and tie off yarn. Attach four buttons.
Contents of this crochet tutorial: 00:00 - Materials 00:55 - Magic Ring 01:21 - Row 1 01:46 - Row 2 02:47 - Row 3 03:19 - Row 4 03:45 - Row 5 04:07 - Row 6 04:34 - Row 7 05:31 - Row 8 06:39 - Front Post St Tutorial 08:17 - Row 9 08:54 - Back Post St Tutorial 09:27 - DC 2together 11:18 - Row 10 12:32: Rows 11 - 15 13:32 - Tie Off Yarn 13:40 - Add Buttons
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodHow to Crochet a Wine Gift BagCrochet With Julie2023-08-19 | NEW CROCHET PATTERN ▶ Crochet WINE COZY ssing SCRAP YARN to make our own DIY CHUNKY YARN! Absolutely loved coming up with this crochet pattern. This wine tote is easy, fun, and can use up a chunk of scrap yarn if you have any lying around!
Crochet Wine Cozy Written Pattern: Crochet Hook: J/10/5.75MM Yarn: 4 Strands of ANY yarn (scrap yarn is ideal) OR follow along with my four skein challenge and use Lion Brand Yarn’s Re-Up Recycled Cotton and Polyester Blend (Size 4, Medium Weight, Colors: Rust & Sea Glass) Additional Items Needed: Stitch Marker (I use a safety pin or scrap yarn) and Scissors
NOTE: For this project, we are going to be working two strands simultaneously like they are one to create a chunky yarn.
Chain Rope: Attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Place a long rope of chain stitches and remove the crochet hook from the loop. Re-insert crochet hook and add additional chain stitches as necessary to complete the project.
Row 1: Insert crochet hook through the 1st CH st of the chain rope (beside starting tail). Keep CH st on the crochet hook and tie a magic circle with the other two strands of yarn. Working over the CH rope and inside the MC, place 8 SC st.
NOTE: From this point to the end of the pattern, you will be crocheting over the chain rope.
Row 2: Place 2 SC in each st in the row, marking the 1st st (16 total SC st). Row 3: **1 SC in st 1, 2 SC in st 2.** Repeat ** around the row (24 total SC st). Rows 4 - 25: Place 1 SC in each st in each row (24 total SC st). Row 26: Working OVER the CH rope only, place 6 SC, then skip 6 st. In the 7th st, and still working over the CH rope, place 1 SC. Place 1 SC in the next 5 st. Working OVER the CH rope only, place 6 SC, then skip 6 st. In the 7th st, and still working over the CH rope, place 1 SC. Place 1 SC in the next 5 st. This should put you back at the beginning of the 1st handle. Row 27: Place 1 SC in each st in the row (24 total SC st). Rows 28 - 30: Repeat Row 27. End the last row between the 2nd and 1st handle. Pull all the CH st out of the CH rope until 1 loop remains sticking out of the last SC st. Insert crochet hook in that loop, then insert crochet hook in the next st and yarn over and drop all the loops on your crochet hook for a SL st. Cut and tie off both strands of yarn.
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Quick and easy DIY pressed flowers for ladies night!
I grabbed $10 worth of clearance flowers from my local grocery store. Using a microwave presser, I made pressed flowers.
We used matte Mod Podge to adhere the flowers to the canvas and let them dry overnight.
I served:
white sangria- white wine, peeled pears, and halved blueberries with ginger ale topper.
And chicken fried rice.EASY Crochet SUNGLASSES CASE | DIY Crochet PouchCrochet With Julie2023-08-11 | NEW CROCHET PATTERN ▶ EASY Crochet SUNGLASSES CASE! This quick and easy crochet tutorial makes a perfect gift and can be completed in less than 45 minutes!
Crochet Sunglasses Case Pattern: Crochet Hook: G/6/4.25MM Yarn: Size 4, Medium Weight (Lion Brand Yarns, Re-Up Recycled Cotton and Polyester Blend, Colors: Rosewater and Surf Spray)
Attach Color A yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: CH 13, turn. Row 2: Skip st 1 & 2, in BLO of 3rd st, place 1 DC. Place 1 DC in each remaining st in the row (11 total DC st + CH 2). Turn work toward starting tail so that you are working in the FLO from Row 1, place 1 DC in the FLO of each st in the row - this should create a large oval with 23 total DC st + CH 2. Row 3: Creating a spiral pattern, place 1 FRONT POST st in the CH 2 from Row 2. Alternate between placing FRONT and BACK POST stitches around the row (24 total POST st). Row 4 - 6: Continue to follow the spiral pattern, alternating FRONT and BACK POST stitches. Like stitches should stack on top of each other in the subsequent rows, creating vertical ridges. End your last row in the FRONT POST st behind the last BACK POST st of the row. Place 1 SL st around the BACK POST of the following st, then insert a st marker to hold the loop around the crochet hook and remove your crochet hook. You should be able to remove the st marker and reinsert your crochet hook into the loop to continue working with this color when needed. Row 7: Attach Color B yarn to your crochet hook using a slip knot. Insert your crochet hook through TWO loops, one is the top of the last BACK POST st from Row 6, as well as the last SL st placed at the end of Row 6. Yarn over and drop all the loops on the crochet hook for a SL st, then CH 2. Place 1 DC in each of the remaining st in the row. Rows 8 - 10: Repeat Rows 3 - 5. Row 11: Continue to follow the spiral pattern, alternating FRONT and BACK POST stitches. Like stitches should stack on top of each other in the subsequent rows, creating vertical ridges. End your last row in the FRONT POST st behind the last BACK POST st of the row. Place 1 SL st around the BACK POST of the following st, then CH 50 and place another SL st around the last BACK POST st that you just worked in. Cut and tie off yarn current color only. Row 12: Re-insert crochet hook in the loop left over from Color A yarn and CH 6. Working in the last BACK POST st, behind the CH st handle created in Row 11, place 1 SL st in the top of the last BACK POST st, then CH 2. Pull the CH handle stitches forward and place 1 DC in the remaining stitches in the row (23 total DC + CH 2). Row 13: Place 1 BACK POST st around the CH 2. In the following st, place 1 FRONT POST ST, but work around the CH st handle as well. Place 1 BACK POST st in the next st, then work 1 FRONT POST st around the CH st handle. Alternate between placing FRONT and BACK POST stitches around the rest of the row (24 total POST st). Rows 14 - 16: Repeat Row 13, making sure to follow like stitches, and when you come across the FRONT POST stitches around the CH st handle, follow the process of working around the CH st handle as well. End Row 16 on the last FRONT POST st, then insert crochet hook around the last BACK POST st and place 1 SL st. Cut and tie off yarn. Hide the tails down the inside of the sunglasses case.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links): Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet SUNGLASSES CASE Teaser #crochet #crochetpattern #crochettutorialCrochet With Julie2023-08-11 | NEW CROCHET PATTERN ▶ EASY Crochet SUNGLASSES CASE! This quick and easy crochet tutorial makes a perfect gift and can be completed in less than 45 minutes!
Crochet Sunglasses Case Pattern: Crochet Hook: G/6/4.25MM Yarn: Size 4, Medium Weight (Lion Brand Yarns, Re-Up Recycled Cotton and Polyester Blend, Colors: Rosewater and Surf Spray)
Attach Color A yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: CH 13, turn. Row 2: Skip st 1 & 2, in BLO of 3rd st, place 1 DC. Place 1 DC in each remaining st in the row (11 total DC st + CH 2). Turn work toward starting tail so that you are working in the FLO from Row 1, place 1 DC in the FLO of each st in the row - this should create a large oval with 23 total DC st + CH 2. Row 3: Creating a spiral pattern, place 1 FRONT POST st in the CH 2 from Row 2. Alternate between placing FRONT and BACK POST stitches around the row (24 total POST st). Row 4 - 6: Continue to follow the spiral pattern, alternating FRONT and BACK POST stitches. Like stitches should stack on top of each other in the subsequent rows, creating vertical ridges. End your last row in the FRONT POST st behind the last BACK POST st of the row. Place 1 SL st around the BACK POST of the following st, then insert a st marker to hold the loop around the crochet hook and remove your crochet hook. You should be able to remove the st marker and reinsert your crochet hook into the loop to continue working with this color when needed. Row 7: Attach Color B yarn to your crochet hook using a slip knot. Insert your crochet hook through TWO loops, one is the top of the last BACK POST st from Row 6, as well as the last SL st placed at the end of Row 6. Yarn over and drop all the loops on the crochet hook for a SL st, then CH 2. Place 1 DC in each of the remaining st in the row. Rows 8 - 10: Repeat Rows 3 - 5. Row 11: Continue to follow the spiral pattern, alternating FRONT and BACK POST stitches. Like stitches should stack on top of each other in the subsequent rows, creating vertical ridges. End your last row in the FRONT POST st behind the last BACK POST st of the row. Place 1 SL st around the BACK POST of the following st, then CH 50 and place another SL st around the last BACK POST st that you just worked in. Cut and tie off yarn current color only. Row 12: Re-insert crochet hook in the loop left over from Color A yarn and CH 6. Working in the last BACK POST st, behind the CH st handle created in Row 11, place 1 SL st in the top of the last BACK POST st, then CH 2. Pull the CH handle stitches forward and place 1 DC in the remaining stitches in the row (23 total DC + CH 2). Row 13: Place 1 BACK POST st around the CH 2. In the following st, place 1 FRONT POST ST, but work around the CH st handle as well. Place 1 BACK POST st in the next st, then work 1 FRONT POST st around the CH st handle. Alternate between placing FRONT and BACK POST stitches around the rest of the row (24 total POST st). Rows 14 - 16: Repeat Row 13, making sure to follow like stitches, and when you come across the FRONT POST stitches around the CH st handle, follow the process of working around the CH st handle as well. End Row 16 on the last FRONT POST st, then insert crochet hook around the last BACK POST st and place 1 SL st. Cut and tie off yarn. Hide the tails down the inside of the sunglasses case.
#crochet #crochettutorial #shortsCrochet Easy Wine CozyCrochet With Julie2023-08-06 | NEW CROCHET PATTERN ▶ How to crochet a pink wine koozie! In this crochet tutorial, I show you how to crochet a simple wine koozie that has handles for easy transportation.
This wine tote is a part o my Barbie-inspired skein challenge, where I use a pink and blue skein of yarn to create similar crochet projects that are like-minded. The goal for this skein challenge is gift giving and all-around cuteness.
Crochet Wine Koozie Pattern: Crochet Hook: G/6/4.25MM Yarn: Size 4, Medium Weight (Lion Brand Yarns, Re-Up Recycled Cotton and Polyester Blend, Colors: Rosewater and Surf Spray)
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 and place 8 SC inside MC. Row 2: Use a st marker to mark the 1st st of this row, skip the CH 1, then place 2 SC in each st in the row, following a spiral pattern (16 total SC st). Row 3: *1 SC in st 1, 2 SC in st 2.* Repeat ** around the row (24 total SC st). Row 4: *1 SC in st 1 - 2, 2 SC in st 3.* Repeat ** around the row(32 total SC st). Row 5: *1 SC in st 1 - 3, 2 SC in st 4.* Repeat ** around the row (40 total SC st). Rows 6 - 44: Place 1 SL st in the FLO of each st in the row, following the spiral pattern still. Finish the last row by placing 1 SL st in the full st of the next st, then the BLO of the following st. Row 45: Remove crochet hook from loop, insert st marker in the loop to preserve it. Attach Color B to crochet hook using a SL st and insert crochet hook in the FLO of the last st worked in previous row. Place 1 SC in this st and CH 1. Skip the next st and place 1 SC in the following st. *CH 1 and skip the next st, then place 1 SC in the following st.* Repeat * around the row. Rows 46 - 48: Working in the gaps between the SC stitches, *1 SC in the gap between the previous row’s SC st, CH 1.* Repeat ** around the row, following a spiral pattern. At the end of the last row, after the last SC st, CH 1, then place 1 SL st in the next gap. Cut and tie off Color B Yarn. Row 49: Insert crochet hook in Color A yarn’s preserved loop (from Row 45). CH 3, then working in the last row, insert the crochet hook in the 2nd st back from where you tied off Color B yarn (this should be the CH 1 before you placed the SL st) and place 1 SL st here. Place 1 SL st in the next st, then skip over the portion where you tied off the yarn and place 1 SL st in the remaining st in the row until you get back to the 1st SL st. Rows 50 - 54: Place 1 SL st in the FLO of each st in each row. Row 55: CH 10, then skip 10 st. Place 1 SL st in the FLO of the next 10 st. CH 10, then skip 10 st. Place 1 SL st in the FLO of the next 10 st (this should bring you back to the 1st handle. Row 56: Place 1 SL st in the FLO of each st in the row. Rows 57 - 63: Repeat Row 56. End the last row between the 2nd and 1st handle, place 1 SL st under the full st in the following 2 st. Cut and tie off yarn.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet Sunglasses CaseCrochet With Julie2023-07-09 | NEW CROCHET PATTERN ▶ Crochet EASY SUNGLASSES CASE Sleeve that is extra sturdy and thick to project your glasses and sunglasses. This is a quick and easy crochet tutorial. Sunglasses Cases make excellent gifts and are a must-have in the summer months.
Crochet Sunglasses Case Pattern Crochet Hook: J/10/5.75MM Yarn: Any FOUR strands - scrap yarn is ideal for this project OR follow along with my Storage Solutions four skein challenge, using the Lion Brand Yarns Re-Up Recycled Cotton and Polyester Blend yarn (size 4, Medium weight, colors Rust and Sea Glass).
**NOTE: For this entire project, we are going to be crocheting two strands as if they are one strand.
With two strands of Color A yarn, starting with whichever color you want in the background, attach yarn to the crochet hook using a slip knot. Place a long rope of chain stitches, then pull a long loop out and remove your crochet hook. You want to be able to add additional chain stitches as necessary.
Row 1: Using the two strands of Color B yarn, attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot and CH 9. At the end of the row, with the current loop still on the crochet hook, insert the crochet hook in the 1st CH st from the chain rope (beside the starting tail). Yarn over with Color B yarn and pull through all of the loops on the crochet hook. Row 2: From here until the end of the pattern, we are going to be working OVER our chain rope as well as in our normal stitches. Working the BLO of each remaining st in the row, place 1 SC (again working over the CH rope). At the end of the row, turn work slightly toward the starting tail and place 1 SC in the FLO of each CH st from Row 1 (creating a large oval) (19 total SC st in the round). Rows 3 - 16: Working a spiral pattern around the oval you created in Row 2, place 1 SC in each st in each row. Row 17: Make sure you have ended the last row so that there are 14 total rows on both sides. Lay the sunglasses case down flat and end the last SC st on the next natural fold. Keep the currently loop on your crochet hook while you complete the following steps: pull out the remaining CH stitches from the CH rope until only one loop is sticking out of the last SC st. Insert crochet hook in that loop (you should have Color A & B on your crochet hook now). Insert crochet hook in the following st and yarn over and pull through all the loops on your crochet hook (you should have dropped Color A entirely at this point). Then working only with Color B and no longer over your chain rope, place 1 SL st in each st until you make it back to the fold on the other side. Cut current Color B yarn, then insert crochet hook in the following st and yarn over all pull all the way through so you drop everything on your crochet hook. Pull tail tightly to secure. With Color A tail, cut the yarn and insert your crochet hook in one of the loops close by. Tie of Color A using the loop and then hide both tails down the inside of the sunglasses case.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodEASY Crochet Tiny BasketCrochet With Julie2023-07-02 | NEW CROCHET PATTERN ▶ Crochet Tiny BASKET tutorial and free pattern! In this quick and easy crochet tutorial, I show you how to crochet a small basket that is ideal for craft or office storage, can be used as a crochet hook organizer, pencil cup, small bathroom basket, or various other uses.
Crochet Pencil Cup Pattern: Crochet Hook: J/10/5.75MM Yarn: 4 Strands of ANY yarn (scrap yarn is ideal) OR follow along with my four skein challenge and use Lion Brand Yarn’s Re-Up Recycled Cotton and Polyester Blend (Size 4, Medium Weight, Colors: Rust & Sea Glass) Additional Items Needed: Stitch Marker (I use a safety pin or scrap yarn) and Scissors
NOTE: For this project, we are going to be working two strands simultaneously like they are one to create a chunky yarn.
Chain Rope: Attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Place a long rope of chain stitches and remove the crochet hook from the loop. Re-insert crochet hook and add additional chain stitches as necessary to complete the project.
Row 1: Insert crochet hook through the 1st CH st of the chain rope (beside starting tail). Keep CH st on the crochet hook and tie a magic circle with the other two strands of yarn. Working over the CH rope and inside the MC, place 8 SC st.
NOTE: From this point to the end of the pattern, you will be crocheting over the chain rope.
Row 2: Place 2 SC in each st in the row, marking the 1st st (16 total SC st).
Row 3: **1 SC in st 1, 2 SC in st 2.** Repeat ** around the row (24 total SC st).
Rows 4 - 25: Place 1 SC in each st in each row (24 total SC st).
INSERT CAN INTO SLEEVE.
Row 26: **1 SC in st 1, SC 2together in st 2 & 3.** Repeat ** around the row (16 total SC st).
Row 27: SC 2together around the row (8 total SC st). Remove excess CH st from the CH rope until 1 loop is sticking out of the last row of SC st. With current loop still on the crochet hook, insert crochet hook in the CH loop. Insert crochet hook in the next st and yarn over and pull through all the loops on the crochet hook.
Cut CH rope tail like normal, but leave an 8-inch tail for the tail of the SC st yarn strands. Weave the long tail in and out of the last row of SC st, then cinch the tail tightly and secure this hold by tying the CH rope tail and current tail together a few times.
Draw all tails to the inside of the sleeve of the pencil cup.
Tuck pencil cup sleeve into can and flatten all around.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodEASY Crochet PURSECrochet With Julie2023-06-24 | NEW CROCHET PATTERN ▶ Crochet a CLUTCH BAG or HANGING BASKET with this quick and easy crochet tutorial! This pattern works really fast and should be easy to complete in a few hours! I highly recommend following along with our four skein challenge, where we see how many projects we can make using four skeins of Lion Brand Yarns, Re-Up (100% Recycled Cotton & Polyester Blend). Scrap yarn also works great for this project, and you can use up small balls of yarn to create this project!
Hanging Basket Crochet Pattern: Crochet Hook: J/5.75 MM Yarn: 4 Strands of ANY yarn (scrap yarn is ideal). Re-Up 100% Recycled Cotton & Polyester Blend yarn (Size 4, Medium Weight), Colors: Sea Glass & Rust
*Note for this entire project, we are going to be working two strands as if they were one.
Attach Color A (Rust) to the crochet hook using a slip knot, and create a long rope of chain stitches. Pull crochet hook out of its loop and insert a safety pin, stitch marker, or you can just pull the loop out long - you want to be able to reinsert the crochet hook and add more chains whenever you start to run out of rope.
Insert crochet hook in the 1st CH st of the chain rope created in the previous step, then, with st still on crochet hook, tie a magic circle with the other strands of Color B yarn (Timestamp: 01:55).
NOTE: for the rest of the pattern, we will be working OVER the chain rope, so please add additional chains to the rope as necessary.
Row 1: Place 8 SC inside the MC and OVER the chain rope.
NOTE: for Rows 2 - 10, mark the 1st st in each row).
Row 2: Working in a spiral, place 2 SC in each st in the row (16 total SC st).
Row 3: **1 SC in st 1, 2 SC in st 2.** Repeat * around the row (24 total SC st).
Row 4: **1 SC in st 1 - 2, 2 SC in st 3.** Repeat * around the row (32 total SC st). Row 5: **1 SC in st 1 - 3, 2 SC in st 4.** Repeat * around the row (40 total SC st). Row 6: **1 SC in st 1 - 4, 2 SC in st 5.** Repeat * around the row (48 total SC st). Row 7: **1 SC in st 1 - 5, 2 SC in st 6.** Repeat * around the row (56 total SC st). Row 8: **1 SC in st 1 - 6, 2 SC in st 7.** Repeat * around the row (64 total SC st). Row 9: **1 SC in st 1 - 7, 2 SC in st 8.** Repeat * around the row (72 total SC st). Row 10: **1 SC in st 1 - 8, 2 SC in st 9.** Repeat * around the row (80 total SC st). Row 11: Mark the 20th st from the current st using the st marker. Place 30 SC OVER the chain rope, working OVER the chain rope, not in the previous row’s stitches. Starting in the st you marked, place 1 SC in each st in the row until you get back to the start of the handle (where you worked the 30 SC over the chain rope) (90 total st).
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodEASY Crochet MEDIUM BASKETCrochet With Julie2023-06-18 | NEW CROCHET PATTERN ▶ Crochet Perfect BATHROOM BASKET. This crochet basket is super EASY and it used SCRAP YARN, which means that all of your leftover yarn can be used to create this project. If you are like me and are out of scrap yarn, then consider following along with my SKEIN CHALLENGE! The skein challenge is simple: buy the yarn for the challenge and complete all the project in the challenge!
Crochet Bathroom Basket Pattern: Crochet Hook: K/6.5MM Yarn: Any 4 strands of yarn will work for this pattern. Need Also: 1 scrap piece of yarn/stitch marker/safety pin
Skein Challenge Notes: follow along with my skein challenge and crochet a variety of like-minded items as a gift or just to have around your home! For this challenge, I am working with FOUR skeins of the Lion Brand Yarns Re-Up (100% recycled cotton and polyester blend yarn). It is size 4, Medium weight yarn, and the colors are Rust and Sea Glass! I made two of the baskets in the challenge, reversing the colors.
Start with the color you want in the background. Working with TWO STRANDS of it at once, attach yarn to the crochet hook, and create a very long chain rope. Place a safety pin in the loop to hold your stitches (this will also allow you to add more chains as necessary).
Row 1: Insert crochet hook in the 1st CH of your chain rope and keep the st on your crochet hook while you place a Magic Circle. Draw through the chain rope, then working OVER the chain rope, place 8 SC st inside the MC. NOTE: we are going to be working OVER the chain rope for the rest of the pattern. Row 2: Working a spiral pattern, place 2 SC in each st in the row - marking the 1st st of the row - for a total of 16 SC st. Row 3: *1 SC in st 1, 2 SC in st 2.* Repeat * around the row (24 total SC st). Row 4: *1 SC in st 1 - 2, 2 SC in st 3.* Repeat * around the row (32 total SC st). Row 5: *1 SC in st 1 - 3, 2 SC in st 4.* Repeat * around the row (40 total SC st). Row 6: *1 SC in st 1 - 4, 2 SC in st 5.* Repeat * around the row (48 total SC st). Row 7: *1 SC in st 1 - 5, 2 SC in st 6.* Repeat * around the row (56 total SC st). Row 8: *1 SC in st 1 - 6, 2 SC in st 7.* Repeat * around the row (64 total SC st). Row 9: 1 SC in the BLO of each st in the row. Rows 10 - 24: 1 SC in each st in each row. To finish off the basket, pull out the chain rope until only 1 loop is sticking out from your last st. Insert crochet hook in the chain rope’s loop, then place 1 SC in the following st (using the non-chain rope’s working yarn). After yarning over, pull through all three loops on the crochet hook to drop the chain rope. Place 1 SC in the following 3 st, then 1 SL st in the following 3 st. Cut and tie off both ends of yarn, making sure to tie a knot with the chain rope tail to ensure it doesn’t pull out. Hide tails on the inside of the basket.
00:00 - Materials 01:00 - Base Row 1 04:32 - Base Row 2 05:26 - Base Row 3 05:57 - Base Row 4 06:21 - Base Row 5 06:45 - Base Row 6 07:09 - Base Row 7 07:33 - Base Row 8 07:56 - Row 9 08:15 - Rows 10 - 24 08:46 - Finishing Touches
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet Wine Cozy TutorialCrochet With Julie2023-06-04 | NEW SCRAP YARN CROCHET PATTERN & TUTORIAL! ▶ Easy knit-like crochet wine tote that is easy, sturdy, and uses scrap yarn! This pattern is IDEAL if you are looking for some easy homemade gifts to keep on hand. This wine cozy pattern fits most 750 ml bottles.
Crochet Scrap Yarn Wine Cozy Pattern: Crochet Hook: K/6.50MM Yarn: Any TWO strands of scrap yarn.
*NOTE: for this entire pattern, we are going to crochet two strands simultaneously like they are one strand of yarn. To add additional yarn, please see timestamp 4:57 of this tutorial video!
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 then place 6 SC inside the MC. Row 2: Working in a spiral pattern, place 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of each of the 6 SC st from the previous row. Make sure you mark the 1st st with a st marker or scrap piece of yarn (12 total SL st). Row 3: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1, then place 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 2.* Repeat * around the row. Make sure you mark the 1st st with a st (18 total SL st). Row 4: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 & 2, then place 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 3.* Repeat * around the row. Make sure you mark the 1st st with a st (24 total SL st). Row 5: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 3, then place 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 4.* Repeat * around the row. Make sure you mark the 1st st with a st (30 total SL st). Row 6: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 4, then place 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 5.* Repeat * around the row. Make sure you mark the 1st st with a st (36 total SL st). Rows 7 - 32: Place 1 SL st in the FLO of each st in each row, continuing with the spiral pattern. Rows 33 - 38: Place 1 SL st in the BLO of each st in each row, continuing with the spiral pattern. Row 39: Place 1 SL st in the FULL next st, then CH 9. Skip 9 st, then place 1 SL st in the FULL 10th st. Place 1 SL st in the BLO of the next 7 st, then place 1 SL st in the FULL next st. CH 9, skip 9 st, and place 1 SL st in the FULL st of the 10th. Place 1 SL st in the BLO of the next 7 st (36 total st). Rows 40 - 45: Place 1 SL st in the BLO of each st in the row - working in the CH stitches that form the handle and the SL st between. End Row 45 in the st between the 2nd and 1st handle. Place 1 SL st in the FULL st of the next two st, then cut and tie off yarn. Hide tails in the direction you were crocheting for a few st, then up the inside of the wine tote.
Contents of this Crochet Tutorial: 00:00 - Materials 00:40 - Base 01:55 - Increase SL st 04:35 - Body 04:57 - Add More Yarn 05:48 - Handles Part 1 06:35 - Handles Part 2 09:44 - Finishing Touches
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STEPS: 1. Gather scissors, a crochet hook, and 8 strands of 8-inch yarn. Adjust the number of strands for a different width and the length of the strands for a different-length tassel. An 8-inch strand will make a 3.75-inch tassel. 2. Insert crochet hook in any loop, coming from the direction you want the BOTTOM of your tassel. 3. From the center of the strands of yarn, pull through the loop, creating small loops with the strands. 4. Insert crochet hook through all the loops created by your strands and pull on any short strands to even them out. 5. Remove crochet hook from loops and insert your thumb and index finger, then pull all the ends of the strands of yarn through the strands-loop, trying to tighten all strands at once. 6. Trim ends of the tassel so they are the same length.
#diycrafts #craft #easycraftCrochet CLUTCH BAG TutorialCrochet With Julie2023-05-21 | NEW FREE CROCHET PURSE PATTERN ▶ How to crochet a round purse? In this crochet tutorial, I show you how to create an easy, scrap yarn purse with basic crochet materials!
CROCHET CLUTCH PURSE PATTERN: Crochet Hooks: K/6.5MM & G/4.25MM Yarn: Scrap cotton yarn (need two strands at once). I used Lion Brand Yarns Re-Up recycled cotton & polyester blend yarn (Full Moon) for this.
PART ONE NOTE: for this portion of the project, we will be working with two strands of scrap yarn simultaneously like they are one strand to create a bulky yarn.
Attach yarn to K (6.5MM) crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1 and place 6 SC inside the MC. Row 2: Place 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of each st in the row, marking the 1st st with a st marker and creating a spiral pattern in the process (12 total SL st). Row 3: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 2.* Repeat * around the row (18 total SL st). Row 4: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 & 2, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 3.* Repeat * around the row (24 total SL st). Row 5: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 3, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 4.* Repeat * around the row (30 total SL st). Row 6: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 4, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 5.* Repeat * around the row (36 total SL st). Row 7: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 5, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 6.* Repeat * around the row (42 total SL st). Row 8: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 6, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 7.* Repeat * around the row (48 total SL st). Row 9: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 7, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 8.* Repeat * around the row (54 total SL st). Row 10: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 8, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 9.* Repeat * around the row (60 total SL st). Row 11: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 9, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 10.* Repeat * around the row (66 total SL st). Row 12: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 10, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 11.* Repeat * around the row (72 total SL st). Row 13: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 11, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 12.* Repeat * around the row (78 total SL st). Row 14: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 12, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 13.* Repeat * around the row (84 total SL st). Row 15: *1 SL st in the FLO of st 1 - 13, 1 SL st in the BLO & FLO of st 14.* Repeat * around the row (90 total SL st). Cut and tie off yarn. Repeat Part One to create a second circle.
CONTENTS OF THIS CROCHET TUTORIAL: 00:00 - Materials 01:09 - Begin Circle Portion (Part One) 10:04 - Join Two Circles (Part Two) 15:21 - Strap (Part Three) 17:16 - Join Strap (Part Four) 23:42 - Strap Border (Part Five)
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Attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: CH 16 (Regular Case) or 19 (Large Case), turn. Row 2: Starting in the 2nd CH st from crochet hook, place 1 SL st in the BLO of each st in the row (15 or 18 total st). Turn work toward the starting tail, then place 1 SL st in the FLO of each CH st from row 1 (this will create an oval pattern, so from here on out, the pattern will be worked in the round) (31 or 37 total st). Rows 3 - 31: Following a continuous loop, or spiral, pattern, place 1 SL st in the FLO of each st in each row, allowing the pattern to spiral rather than starting and stopping each individual row. Each row should have 31 or 37 st. End the last row on one of the natural folds of the sunglasses case. Cut and tie off yarn. Hide tail by crocheting in the direction you were crocheting for a few stitches, then up the inside of the phone/sunglasses sleeve.
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Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 3 and place 11 DC inside MC. SL st in 1st DC to join. Row 2: Place 2 BACK POST stitches in each st in the row, starting with current st and ending with CH 3 at the end of the row. SL st in 1st BACK POST st to join (24 total BACK POST st). Row 3: CH 2, working in the last BACK POST st from Row 2, place 1 BEAD st. **Skip the next st you haven’t worked, and place 1 DC in the following st. Work a BEAD st in the skipped st.** Repeat * around the row (36 total BEAD st). SL st in the top of the 1st BEAD st to join. Row 4: CH 3, then add a DC to the current st. Place 2 DC in the following st. **1 DC in the next 2 st, then 2 DC in the following st.** Repeat * around the row (48 total DC st). Row 5: Place **1 BACK POST st in the first 3 st in the row, starting with current st, then place 2 BACK POST st in the 4th st. Place 1 BACK POST st in the next 3 st, then 2 BACK POST st in the 4th.** Repeat * around the row, ending with CH 3 at the end of the row. SL st in 1st BACK POST st to join (60 total BACK POST st). Row 6: CH 2, then working in the last BACK POST st from Row 5, place 1 BEAD st. **Skip the next 2 st that you haven’t worked, then place 1 DC in the 3rd st. Working in the 1st skipped st, place 1 BEAD st. Skip the next st that you haven’t worked and place 1 DC in the 2nd st. Working in the skipped st, place 1 BEAD st.** Repeat * around the row (24 total BEAD st, or 72 st). SL st in the top of the 1st BEAD st to join. Row 7: CH 3, then place 1 DC back in current st. Place 1 DC in each st in the row (71 total DC st). SL st in 1st DC to join. Row 8: Place 1 BACK POST st in each st in the row, starting with the current st and ending with the CH 3 at the end of the row (72 total BACK POST st ). Row 9: CH 2, then working in the 2nd to last BACK POST st from Row 8, place 1 BEAD ST. **Skip the next 2 st that you haven’t already worked, then place 1 DC in the 3rd st. Working in the 1st skipped st, place 1 BEAD st.** Repeat ** around the row (24 total BEAD st or 72 st). SL st in top of the 1st BEAD st to join. Rows 10 - 21: Repeat Rows 7 - 9. At the end of Row 21, insert crochet hook in the top of the 1st BEAD st, cut yarn, and pull yarn tail through all the loops on the crochet hook to tie off yarn. Attach a faux fur pom pom: youtu.be/ZpBXP2Mxa-Q
Contents: 00:00 - Materials 00:26 - Magic Circle 00:33 - Row 1- DC st 01:14 - Row 2 - BACK POST st 03:28 - Row 3 - BEAD st 05:18 - Row 4 - DC st 06:20 - Row 5 - BACK POST st 07:01 - Row 6 - BEAD st 08:27 - Row 7 - DC st 09:03 - Row 8 - BACK POST st 09:29 - Row 9 - BEAD st 10:46 - Finishing Touches
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet Wall Art TutorialCrochet With Julie2023-03-22 | NEW CROCHET PATTERN ▶ How to crochet wall art! In this simple crochet tutorial, I show you how to create a very stunning wall art piece in around ten minutes! This crochet wall art is a great decor addition to any home, and would also make a great gift.
This crochet wall art is a part of my crochet wall art series, for the rest of the series, check here (I will be releasing these slowly, so stay patient if this is a new video!) ▶ youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUmcifMqZH5vSZla11zxpJ-ARU0ATHsQi
Crochet Wall Art #1: Materials: 6” Embroidery Ring, inside of ring only Yarn: 4 Medium, Cotton, Brand: Lily Sugar N’Creme Crochet Hook: H/8/5.00MM
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: Working AROUND the embroidery ring, place 60 SC stitches. SL st in 1st SC to join (60 total SC st). Move these stitches to the inside of the ring after completing Row 1. Row 2: CH 2, then working backwards, skip the last 2 st, and in the 3rd st from current, place 1 BEAD st (yarn over and pull up through 4 times, then yarn over and drop all the loops, then CH 1). **Skip the next 3 st you haven’t already worked and place 1 DC in the 4th st. Working backwards in the center skipped st, place 1 BEAD st.** Repeat around the row (15 total BEAD st). SL st in 1st BEAD st to join. Cut and tie off yarn. Hide tails on the backside of the project.
Contents: 00:00 - Materials 00:45 - Row 1 - SC around the ring 02:24 - Row 1 - BEAD st 05:18 - Cut and Tie off Yarn
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodHow to Crochet a BirdhouseCrochet With Julie2023-03-12 | NEW CROCHET PATTERN ▶ Crochet BIRDHOUSE tutorial! I am so excited to show you how to crochet this simple and attractive bird house. This birdhouse is perfect for hanging on trees in your yard, or along your house.
Crochet Bird House Pattern Crochet Hook: H/8/5.00MM Yarn: Wool and the Gang’s Raffia Ribbon Yarn (this is water-repellent)
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC).
Row 1: CH 2 and place 12 DC inside MC. SL st into 1st DC to join (12 total DC).
Row 2: CH 2 and place 2 DC in each st in the row - starting with the current st and skipping the SL st at the end of the row. SL st into 1st DC to join (24 total DC).
Row 3: CH 2 and place **1 DC in st 1, and 2 DC in st 2.** Repeat ** around the row, starting with the current st and skipping the SL st at the end of the row. SL st into 1st DC to join (36 total DC).
Row 4: CH 2 and place **1 DC in st 1 - 2, and 2 DC in st 3.** Repeat ** around the row, starting with the current st and skipping the SL st at the end of the row. SL st into 1st DC to join (48 total DC).
Row 5: CH 2 and place **1 DC in st 1 - 3, and 2 DC in st 4.** Repeat ** around the row, starting with the current st and skipping the SL st at the end of the row. SL st into 1st DC to join (60 total DC).
Row 6: CH 2 and place 1 DC in each st in the row - starting with the current st and skipping the SL st at the end of the row. SL st into 1st DC to join (60 total DC).
Handle (between Rows 6 & 7): CH 5, skip 7 st, in the BLO of the 8th st, place 1 SL st. Turn work and place 20 SC OVER the CH rope you just created.
Row 7: After placing the 20 SC OVER the CH rope, dive back into the 1st st of the row (current st where you placed 1 SL st), and place 1 DC in each st in the row - skipping the SL st at the end of the row (60 total DC).
Rows 8 - 11: CH 2 and place 1 DC in each st in the row - starting with the current st and skipping the SL st at the end of the row. SL st into 1st DC to join (60 total DC).
Row 12: CH 2 and place **1 DC in st 1 - 3, then DC 2togeher in st 4 & 5.** Repeat ** around the row, starting with the current st and skipping the SL st at the end of the row. SL st into 1st DC to join (48 total DC).
Row 13: CH 2 and place **1 DC in st 1 - 2, then DC 2togeher in st 3 & 4.** Repeat ** around the row, starting with the current st and skipping the SL st at the end of the row. SL st into 1st DC to join (36 total DC).
Row 14: CH 2 and place **1 DC in st 1, then DC 2togeher in st 2 & 2.** Repeat ** around the row, starting with the current st and skipping the SL st at the end of the row. SL st into 1st DC to join (24 total DC). Cut and tie off yarn.
Contents: 00:00 - Materials 00:25 - Row 1 (Magic Circle + 12 DC) 01:21 - Row 2 (2 DC per st) 02:02 - Row 3 (1 DC st 1, 2 DC st 2) 02:48 - Row 4 (1 DC st 1 & 2, 2 DC st 3) 03:34 - Row 5 (1 DC st 1 - 3, 2 DC st 4) 04:24 - Row 6 (1 DC each st) 05:01 - Handle (CH 15) 06:09 - Row 7 07:15 - Rows 8 - 11 07:45 - Row 12 (Decr. Row 1) 08:00 - DC 2together 9:10 - Row 13 (Decr. Row 2) 10:02 - Row 14 (Decr. Row 3) 10:35 - Optional Row 15 10:48 - Cut & Tie off Yarn 11:01 - Hide Tails
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodHow to Crochet Beanie Using Scrap YarnCrochet With Julie2023-03-10 | NEW CROCHET SCRAP YARN CHILD BEANIE PATTERN & TUTORIAL ▶ This easy, no tails, scrap yarn beanie is surprisingly easy to make! Follow along as I show you step-by-step how to crochet this beanie.
This pattern is a part of my Cascade Yarns four-skein challenge. With this challenge, my goal is to create patterns that will allow you to use up EVERY INCH of these skeins of yarn without leaving any behind! This series features five beanies: 3 adult beanies, 1 child beanie, and 1 baby beanie.
NOTE: each of us will be changing colors at varying times in this pattern. Please follow these instructions whenever you run out of yarn. Whenever you have about 1-foot of yarn remaining, take note of where you are currently in the pattern. From here, continue to follow the pattern, but trade out the DC st for SC (for the next 4 st of the pattern), then place 1 - 2 SL stitches (for the next 1 - 2 stitches of the pattern). Tie off current color. Then attach next color to your crochet hook using a slip knot, insert your crochet hook under the next st (unless you need to add an additional st to current st (this is only for the first 5 rows where we are increasing, depending on where you are in the pattern when it is time to change colors)). Pick up the pattern with the new color by placing the next 4 st (still following the pattern) using SC rather than DC st, then switch back to DC after the first 4 stitches are placed). This should round out the spiral pattern at the times when you need to change out for a new color.
Attach Color A to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 1, then place 12 DC inside the MC. Do not join at the end of the row, instead we want this pattern to act like a spiral. Row 2: Working in the 1st DC st, place 2 DC in each st in the row. Mark the 1st DC st of this row with a safety pin or st marker (24 total DC st). The row ends when you get back to the st marker. Row 3: Working in the 1st DC st, **Place 1 DC in st 1, 2 DC in st 2.** Repeat * around the row (36 total DC st). Row 4: Working in the 1st DC st, **Place 1 DC in st 1 - 2, 2 DC in st 3.** Repeat * around the row (48 total DC st). Row 5: Working in the 1st DC st, **Place 1 DC in st 1 - 3, 2 DC in st 4.** Repeat * around the row (60 total DC st). Rows 6 - ?: Place 1 DC in each st in each row. Once you’ve gotten the beanie to your desired length, we are going to place about 4 SC st and 2 SL st, then cut and tie off our yarn, and hide our tail up the inside of the beanie.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet BABY Beanie: NO TAILS Color ChangeCrochet With Julie2023-03-08 | NEW CROCHET BABY BEANIE PATTERN & TUTORIAL ▶ This easy, no tails, ribbed and striped baby beanie is surprisingly easy to make! Follow along as I show you step-by-step how to crochet this beanie. It is ideal for newborns to babies 6 months old.
This pattern is a part of my Cascade Yarns four-skein challenge. With this challenge, my goal is to create patterns that will allow you to use up EVERY INCH of these skeins of yarn without leaving any behind! This series features five beanies: 3 adult beanies, 1 child beanie, and 1 baby beanie. Don't forget to check out my scrap yarn beanie if you have a bunch of small amounts of yarn lying around you need to use up!
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC) with Color A. Row 1: CH 2 and place 11 DC inside MC. SL st in 1st DC to join (11 total DC st). Row 2: Starting in current st, place 2 BACK POST st in each st in the row - ending with the CH 2 post at the end of the row. Work last st around the CH 2 at the end of the row. SL st in 1st BACK POST st to join (24 total BACK POST st). Insert a safety pin in the loop that is on your crochet hook to secure it. Attach Color B to the crochet hook using a slip knot. Insert crochet hook in the current st (last BACK POST st). Yarn over and pull through all the loops on your crochet hook. Row 3: CH 2, then working in the following st, place 2 DC. Alternate between 1 & 2 DC st around the row. SL st in 1st DC to join (36 total DC st). Row 4: Place *1 BACK POST st in st 1 & 2, then 2 BACK POST st in st 3.* Repeat * around the row. Work last st around the CH 2 at the end of the row. SL st in 1st BACK POST st to join (48 total BACK POST st). Insert a safety pin in the loop that is on your crochet hook to secure it. Attach Color C to the crochet hook using a slip knot. Insert crochet hook in the current st (last BACK POST st). Yarn over and pull through all the loops on your crochet hook. Row 5: CH 2, then place 1 DC in each st in the row. SL st in 1st DC to join (47 total DC st). Row 6: Place 1 BACK POST st in each st in the row - starting with current st and ending with CH 2 at the end of the row (48 total BACK POST st). Add safety pin to current loop. Pull loop for Color A and insert crochet hook in it, then CH 6. Place 1 SL st in current st (last BACK POST st). Rows 7 - 16: Repeat Rows 5 & 6, switching colors every 2 rows. Cut and tie off all three colors.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCROCHET No Tails BEANIECrochet With Julie2023-03-05 | NEW CROCHET BEANIE PATTERN & TUTORIAL ▶ This easy, no tails, ribbed and striped beanie is surprisingly easy to make! Follow along as I show you step-by-step how to crochet this beanie.
This pattern is a part of my cascade yarns 4 skein challenge. With this challenge, my goal is to create patterns that will allow you to use up EVERY INCH of your yarn without leaving any behind! This series features five beanies: 3 adult beanies, 1 child beanie, and 1 baby beanie. Don't forget to check out my scrap yarn beanie if you have a bunch of small amounts of yarn lying around you need to use up!
Brim: Attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: CH 21, turn. Row 2: Starting in the BLO of the 2nd CH st from the crochet hook, place 1 HDC SL st in each st in the row (20 total HDC SL st). CH 1, turn. Row 3: Skip the turning CH st, then place 1 HDC SL st in the BLO of each st in the row (20 total HDC SL st). Rows 4 - ?: Repeat Row 3. Make sure you last row puts your crochet hook and starting tail on opposite ends if you fold the brim in half lengthwise. CH 1 at the end of your last row, then join the short edges of the brim together using SL st.
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This pattern is a part of my Cascade Yarns four-skein challenge. With this challenge, my goal is to create patterns that will allow you to use up EVERY INCH of these skeins of yarn without leaving any behind! This series features five beanies: 3 adult beanies, 1 child beanie, and 1 baby beanie. Don't forget to check out my scrap yarn beanie if you have a bunch of small amounts of yarn lying around you need to use up!
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a Magic Circle (MC). Row 1: CH 2 and place 11 DC inside MC. SL st in 1st DC to join (11 total DC). Row 2: Place 2 BACK POST st around each st in the row - including CH 2 at the end of the row. SL st into 1st BACK POST st to join (24 total BACK POST st). *Alternate colors by placing a safety pin in the loop on your crochet hook. Attach Color B to crochet hook using a slip knot and insert crochet hook in same st where you joined the last row. Yarn over and drop all the loops on your crochet hook. Row 3: CH 2 (this counts as 1st DC st), then place 2 DC in the following st. *1 DC in the next st, then 2 DC in the following st.* Repeat * around the row. SL st in 1st DC to join (36 total DC st). Row 4: *1 BACK POST st in st 1 - 2, 2 BACK POST st in st 3.* Repeat *around the row. Last BACK POST st should be worked around CH 2. SL st in 1st BACK POST st to join (48 total BACK POST st). *Alternate colors by placing a safety pin in the loop on your crochet hook and insert your crochet hook in the previous loop of Color A. CH 2, then place 1 SL st back in the same st where you just joined the last row. Row 5: CH 2 (this counts as 1st DC st), then place 1 DC in the following 2 st. *1 DC in the next 3 st, then 2 DC in the following st.* Repeat * around the row. SL st in 1st DC to join (60 total DC st). Row 6: *1 BACK POST st in st 1 - 4, 2 BACK POST st in st 5.* Repeat *around the row. Last BACK POST st should be worked around CH 2. SL st in 1st BACK POST st to join (72 total BACK POST st). *Alternate colors by placing a safety pin in the loop on your crochet hook and insert your crochet hook in the previous loop of Color B. CH 2, then place 1 SL st back in the same st where you just joined the last row. Row 7: CH 2 and place 1 DC in each st in the row. SL st in 1st DC to join (71 total DC st). Row 8: Place 1 BACK POST st in each st in the row - including CH 2 at the end of the row. SL st in 1st BACK POST st to join (72 BACK POST st). *Alternate colors by placing a safety pin in the loop on your crochet hook and insert your crochet hook in the previous loop of Color A. CH 2, then place 1 SL st back in the same st where you just joined the last row. Rows 9 - 24: Repeat Rows 7 & 8, alternating your colors every 2 rows. Rows 25 & 26: Cut and tie off last color used in Row 24 (should be Color B). Repeat Rows 7 & 8 with Color A, crocheting over the tail in Row 25. Cut and tie off Color A yarn and hide the tail up the inside of the beanie.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodEASY Crochet STRIPED & RIBBED BeanieCrochet With Julie2023-02-26 | NEW CROCHET BEANIE PATTERN & TUTORIAL ▶ This easy, no tails, ribbed and striped beanie is surprisingly easy to make! Follow along as I show you step-by-step how to crochet this beanie.
This pattern is a part of my cascade yarns 4 skein challenge. With this challenge, my goal is to create patterns that will allow you to use up EVERY INCH of your yarn without leaving any behind! This series features five beanies: 3 adult beanies, 1 child beanie, and 1 baby beanie. Don't forget to check out my scrap yarn beanie if you have a bunch of small amounts of yarn lying around you need to use up!
Brim (Color A): Attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: CH 21, turn. Row 2: Working in 2nd CH from crochet hook, place 1 HDC SL st in the BLO of each st in the row (20 total st). CH 1, turn. Row 3: Skip turning CH st, then place 1 HDC SL st in the BLO of each st in the row (20 total st). CH 1, turn. Rows 4 - ?: Repeat Row 3. End the last row so that your crochet hook is on the opposite side as your starting tail. Fold the short edges together and SL stitch the corresponding stitches together. Fold the brim length-wise, hiding the joining seam you just created inside the fold. Cut and tie off yarn.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet Beanie Challenge!Crochet With Julie2023-02-25 | NEW BEANIE CHALLENGE ▶ For this beanie challenge, we are going to be working with four skeins by the Cascade Yarns. Each skein is Size 4, Medium weight, Wool yarn, and 220 yards. WE WILL BE USING EVERY INCH OF EACH SKEIN to complete these beanies - don't you love that?
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodEASY Crochet Small POUCH #crochettutorial #crochet #crochetpattern #diy #crochetwithjulieCrochet With Julie2023-02-20 | NEW FREE CROCHET PATTERN ▶ This crochet storage pouch is very easy to crochet and works great to store small items like hair ties, yoga straps, reusable grocery bags, and more! The uses are endless and will really help you organize!
Other crochet household items ▶ youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUmcifMqZH5tWQIDEVh128frSCFK0lCdeCrochet SMALL Storage POUCHCrochet With Julie2023-02-18 | NEW FREE CROCHET PATTERN ▶ This crochet storage pouch is very easy to crochet and works great to store small items like hair ties, yoga straps, reusable grocery bags, and more! The uses are endless and will really help you organize!
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: CH 15, turn. Row 2: Working in the 3rd CH from crochet hook, place 1 DC in the BLO of each st in the row (13 total), then turn work toward starting tail, and working in the FLO of each st, place 1 DC (26 total DC in the round - make sure you don’t accidentally work in the turning CH 2 at the beginning of the row). Row 3: Working in the 1st DC from row 1, place 1 DC in each st in the row. You want to dive right into placing the DC st without joining at the end of the row. This will create a spiral pattern, so you don’t need to worry about starting or stopping your individual rows. Rows 4 - 9: Continue spiral pattern, working 1 DC in each st in the row. You want to end the last row on the natural fold of the pouch. You should have 8 rows on the front side and 9 rows on the back. Row 10: CH 2, and turn the work. Place 1 DC in the next 13 st (you should end up near the other fold). Row 11: CH 2, and turn the work. Place 1 DC in each st of this row (13 total DC st). Rows 12 - 13: Repeat Row 11. Cut and tie off yarn. Attach the button to the main body of the pouch by stringing yarn through two of the holes then pulling the tails through the front stitches. Secure with knots on the backside and hide the tails down the inside of the pouch.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet LEFT-HANDED Magic Circle (MC) TutorialCrochet With Julie2023-02-15 | LEFT-HANDED STITCH TUTORIAL SERIES ▶ How to crochet a magic circle or magic loop? In this crochet stitch tutorial, I show you how to crochet a magic ring using your left hand.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet NO TAILS Colorful BEANIECrochet With Julie2023-02-11 | NEW CROCHET BEANIE PATTERN ▶ This crochet beanie is really colorful and bright. The thing I love the most about this pattern is that we change colors WITHOUT ANY TAILS! You also don't have to carry your yarn around the row! It is quick and simple, and at the end of the beanie, you will only have a few tails to hide, and who doesn't love that?
NOTE: this video does have a precursor video, How to Crochet a Chevron Brim: youtu.be/QhCg-hPU0UY
Crochet chevron brim according to precursor video up to 43 chevron stitches, then attach the short edges using SL stitches (shown in both videos). Cut and tie off yarn.
Row 1: Insert crochet hook in available loop on edge of brim near starting and ending tails. Yarn over with the next color. CH 2 and place 2 DC at the top of each chevron st for a total of 90 DC - including CH 2. SL st in the top of the 1st DC st to join. Secure loop that is on your crochet hook with a safety pin. Row 2: Insert crochet hook in the 1st DC st, then yarn over with the next color. Working in current st first, alternate between placing FRONT and BACK POST stitches going around the row. Should end with the CH 2 post (90 total POST st). SL st in 1st POST st to join. Remove safety pin from loop in row 1 and replace with crochet hook. Insert safety pin into the loop from this row. Row 3: CH 1, then alternate between BACK & FRONT POST stitches (this should be the OPPOSITE of what you worked in the previous row, meaning in every FRONT POST, place a BACK POST, and visa versa. SL st in 1st POST st to join (90 total POST stitches). Place a safety pin in this loop. Row 4: Yarn over with the next color (should be the 3rd color), and start working the FRONT & BACK POST stitches (again alternating what you worked in the previous row). When you place the 1st POST st of this row, it might be helpful to hold on to the tail while you place the st. Rows 5 - 21: Alternate between FRONT & BACK POST stitches, switching colors every row. My pattern was *Color A, then Color B, then Color A, then Color C* repeating * throughout the rows. When you want to “pull” a previous color, if it is Color A (for me this was the blue color), then CH 1, but for Colors B & C, CH 3 to bring the working yarn up to the current row. Row 22: Place 1 decreasing POST st in each st in the row (45 total POST stitches). SL st in 1st POST st to join. Row 23: Place 1 BACK POST st in st 1, then place 1 decreasing POST st in each st in the row (23 total st). SL st in 1st POST to join. Cut and tie off current color. Row 24: Place 1 decreasing POST st in each st in the row (12 total POST stitches). SL st in 1st POST st to join. Cut and tie off current color. Row 25: Place 1 decreasing POST st in each st in the row (12 total POST stitches). SL st in 1st POST st to join. Place SL st in the st across the small hole to close any gaps at the top of the beanie, then cut and tie off current color.
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Steps to UNWIND yarn: 1. Untwist and unknot yarn. 2. Find the tails, if there are ties around the skein, you can remove them, but keep in mind that one of these will contain the starting and ending tails! 3. Lay the skein out in an oval on a flat surface. 4. Working with whichever tail looks the easiest to start, begin to wind the yarn around your fingers.
Tips: * Never let the yarn oval lose its shape. Use the ball of yarn you are creating to prevent strings from pulling out of the oval, and take your time while winding to prevent the yarn from starting to knot.* " Keep the grip on your yarn very loose to prevent it from becoming fuzzy during the winding process.
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet EASY Guitar Pick CaseCrochet With Julie2023-02-04 | Crochet GUITAR PICK CASE that hangs perfectly from your guitar ▶ Looking for a perfect homemade gift for that special guitar player in your life? With this easy crochet hanging guitar pick storage, you'll have a homemade Valentine's day gift in under 10 minutes!
Guitar Pick Hanging Storage Case Pattern: Crochet Hook: G/6/4.25MM Yarn: Size 4, Medium Weight (I am using cotton)
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. CH 10, then SL st into 1st CH st to create a small chain loop, then CH 50. Row 1: Working inside the chain loop (and over the starting tail), place 12 SC AROUND the chain loop. This should create a larger loop with the CH 50. Row 2: Working BEHIND the large chain loop, place 1 SC in each st in the row (this pattern is going to act like a spiral, so we don’t have to worry about joining each individual row. Mark the 1st st of the row using a safety pin, stitch marker, or scrap piece of yarn (12 total SC st). Row 3: Place 1 SC in each st in the row (marking the 1st st with your st marker) (12 total SC st). Row 4: Place *1 SC in st 1, SC 2together in st 2 & 3.* Repeat * around the row (8 total SC st). Row 5: SC 2together in each st in the row (4 total SC st). SL st in st across the small hole from your crochet hook. Cut and tie off yarn. Draw tail to inside of guitar pick holder, and cut it so that it doesn’t stick out of the top, but not too short that it pulls back through the bottom easily.
Contents of this Crochet Tutorial: 00:00 - Materials 00:43 - Chain Loop 01:24 - Row 1 02:14 - Row 2 03:14 - Row 3 03:34 - Row 4 04:37 - Row 5 Tie of Yarn
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HOW DO I DO IT? (Paid Links) Crochet hook set: amzn.to/30iTsCR My YouTube Setup: 700W Lighting Kit - geni.us/LightingKit Cell Phone - Pixel 2 XL - geni.us/FilmingPhone Neewer Mini Table Tripod - geni.us/MiniTableTripodCrochet CHEVRON STITCH TutorialCrochet With Julie2023-01-29 | NEW CROCHET STITCH TUTORIAL How to crochet the chevron stitch? In this stitch tutorial, I show you how to create a chevron edge (for square patterns) or brim (for round patterns). This is a very unique and versatile crochet stitch that will enhance your future crochet projects!
Crochet Chevron Brim: Crochet Hook: G/6/4.25MM (can use any size for this stitch) Yarn: 4 Medium (Patons Worsted Wool)
Attach yarn to crochet hook using a slip knot. Row 1: CH 7, turn. Row 2: Working in the BACK BUMPS, place 1 SC in each BACK BUMP (7 total SC st). CH 1, turn. Row 3: Skip turning CH st, then place 1 SC in each st in the row (7 total SC st). Row 4: Skip turning CH st, then place 1 SC in st 1. Working in the 4th BLO from Row 1, place 1 TR. Working in the top row again, skip the next st, then place 1 SC in st 3, 1 SC in the BLO of st 4, 1 SC in st 5. Working in the 4th BLO from Row 1 (same BLO you just worked in), place 1 TR. Working in the top row, skip the next st, then place 1 SC in the last (7th) st. CH 1, turn. Row 5: Skip turning CH st, then place 1 SC in each st in the row (7 total SC st). Row 6: *Repeatable CHEVRON ST* Skip turning CH, then place 1 SC in st 1. Working in the FLO from Row 4 (this is left over from the st where you placed 1 SC in the BLO), place 1 TR. Working in the top row, skip the following st, then place 1 SC in st 3, 1 SC in the BLO of st 4, and then 1 SC in st 5. Working back in the FLO from Row 4, place 1 TR. Working in the top row again, skip the following st, then place 1 SC in the last st in the row. CH 1, turn. Rows 7 - ?: Repeat Rows 5 & 6 to build the body of the brim or band.
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