Crafty PattiI will complete the whole crazy quilt square showing tips and tricks along the way. I have broken my video into 3 parts as I have lots of info for you! Part 1 - how to sew a crazy quilt square youtu.be/Y3O_i_b-I48 Part 2 - how to do embroidery work for your square and finishing a pillow youtu.be/4nUNAJVaCts Part 3 - finishing the crazy quilt with sashing, binding, batting and backing. It is my goal to finish projects this year and these crazy quilt squares have been in a bin for 32 years!!! youtu.be/kmK8EkvnL40
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Supply List: -thread to match most fabrics - long quilting ruler -rotary cutter -sewing machine -sewing needle -sewing scissors -sewing pins -marking pencil or fabric marker -ironing board and iron
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HOW TO SEW CRAZY QUILT SQUARE - PART 1Crafty Patti2023-01-25 | I will complete the whole crazy quilt square showing tips and tricks along the way. I have broken my video into 3 parts as I have lots of info for you! Part 1 - how to sew a crazy quilt square youtu.be/Y3O_i_b-I48 Part 2 - how to do embroidery work for your square and finishing a pillow youtu.be/4nUNAJVaCts Part 3 - finishing the crazy quilt with sashing, binding, batting and backing. It is my goal to finish projects this year and these crazy quilt squares have been in a bin for 32 years!!! youtu.be/kmK8EkvnL40
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Supply List: -thread to match most fabrics - long quilting ruler -rotary cutter -sewing machine -sewing needle -sewing scissors -sewing pins -marking pencil or fabric marker -ironing board and iron
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Email: craftypatti60@gmail.comHOW TO MAKE ECO PRINTS - SECRETS FOR BEAUTIFUL RESULTSCrafty Patti2023-07-21 | Find out all the secrets there is to know about how to create beautiful Eco Prints. I will show you step by step on how to prepare your papers and what flowers and leaves I used for great results.
Answer to question what did I use to create the yellow print: -basil, celery leaves, red lettuce
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Supply list: -steamer pot at least 11" in width and 6" high -small canning jar -steamer basket -oven or hot plate -long oven mitts - 2 6x6" tiles -2 8x8" tiles -9x12 glass cake pan -canning jar to mix alum with water -1/4 cup measuring cup -metal stirring utensil -mixed media paper 115 lb -8x8" 140 lb water colour paper -sketch paper 60 lb -bamboo paper 125 lb -scissors or rotary cutter or paper cutter -old towel to dry papers -bowl or container to collect flowers and leaves -scissors or garden shears to cut off flowers and leaves -gloves to protect hands from drying from alum -8 large bull clips -water tap to rinse of flowers and leaves -strainer to collect steamed flowers and leaves from rinsing -paper towels to thoroughly dry papers -large heavy book to weigh down pile of papers -Flowers to try: coreopsis, foxglove, fuchsia, goldenrod, -hibiscus, iris, marigold, nasturtium, pansies, petunias, rose, violet Leaves to try: -Alder, Blackberry, Blueberry, Ferns, Hydrangea, Japanese maple,Oak, Peony, Rose, Strawberry -alum
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timestamps: 0:00 intro 1:33 steam pot set up 2:59 alum mordant 3:31 alum bath 4:08 papers you can use 5:37 cut papers to fit the size oof your tiles 5:57 soak paper in alum bath 6:06 removing paper from alum bath 6:42 flowers to use 7:15 leaves to use 7:44 soaking leaves in alum bath 8:22 removing excess water from paper 8:38 gloves to prevent dry hands 9:08 placing leaves on paper 11:43 making sandwich with top tile and clips 12:15 flowers for prints 13:37 adjust size of sandwich to fit 14:05 placing tile sandwich's in steamer 14:36 simmer for 45 min 14:47 flower reveal 17:35 leaf reveal 20:04 second batch 21:31 third batch 23:08 guess what was used or eco print 23:27 drying and flatteningCOME TO MEXICO - EXPLORE AREAS OF BANDARAS BAY - PUERTO VALLARTA AND SURROUNDING AREASCrafty Patti2023-07-05 | Enjoy a vacation with me as I take you to the north end of Bandaras Bay as well as Sayulita and down to the south of the bay to Yelapa. I will touch on each of the areas and give you pointers and tips along the way. We will go to Bucerias, Sayulita, Hotel Zone, Sunscape all inclusive resorts, Harbour 171 Residences, Puerto Vallarta, Romantic Zone, Conchas Chinas and Yelapa.
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Music from iMovie audio library Sunny over the Horizon by Rage Savannah Sunshine by Dan Henig Islabonita by Anyone Make Love not War by Patino Emerald Seas by Aaron Kenny Summer in Columbia by Carmen MardAa & Edu Espinal
Time Stamps: 00:00 Intro 00:15 Bucerias 00:22 Golden Zone Bucerias 00:51 Maravilla condo Bucerias 03:28 Bici EBike Food & bike tour 04:42 Sayulita 06:01 San Pancho 07:50 Hotel Zone 08:58 Sunscape all inclusive resort 09:48 Harbor 171 Residences 11:33 Marietas Island Tour 14:57 Romantic Zone 16:55 Tilt Museum 17:49 Malecon 18:07 Lazaro Tile Park 18:10 Steps to La Cruz lookout 18:49 Conchas Chinas 20:00 Yelapa tourHOW TO SEW - LARGE SHOPPING BAG - WITH ATTACHED DRAWSTRING BAGCrafty Patti2023-06-23 | Here is a beautiful shopping bag for you to sew for yourself or give as gifts. It sews up wonderfully with perfect flat curved edges that are top stitched. All seams are enclosed for a more professional looking bag. It's a good size with large enough handles to wear it over your shoulder. This step by step video includes instructions on how to make the pattern, how to do French seams & box corners and a mini drawstring bag that is sewn into the seam inside the large shopping bag.
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Supply list: dollar store wrapping paper in roll Cutting mat Omnigrid ruler Rotary cutter for paper and one for fabric Fabric scissors paper scissors Pen or pencil, sharpie markers Aprox. 11” (28 cm) plate or anything round to make your curve Tape measure 2” (5.1 cm) bottle or something round to make smaller curve Enough fabric to make an extra lining if you are making the 2nd bag. 2 - 18” (45.7cm) pieces of macrame cord or ribbon. Carabiner clip 2yds (1.6 m) quilting cotton 44-45 (111.8-114.3cm) width pre washed. Sewing pins Magic clips 2 pieces of fabric 7x7” (17.8cm). 1 pieces 2x3” (5x7.6cm) for draw string bag Sewing machine Iron and ironing board
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Time stamps 00:00 Intro 2:56 Making the pattern 13:15 fabric info 16:05 drawstring supplies 16:20 2 bags out of the 2yds (1.6m) of fabric 15:02 pinning on your pattern pieces 15:51 cutting out pattern pieces 16:05 draw string supplies 16:20 getting 2 bags out of the fabric 17:14 sewing the shopping bag 19:22 sewing on linings 19:48 how to sew around curves 20:44 trimming seams 21:06 clipping curves 22:41 preparing handles 24:05 joining tops of handles 25:39 sewing tops of handles together 27:12 French seams 30:17 boxed corners 32:27 top stitching 36.57 draw string bag 37:01 making tab for draw string bag 37:48 sewing drawstring bag 38:46 adding tab to one side of bag 40:04 pressing for top stitching 41:11 top stitching 45:41 sewing bottom of bag 47:23 boxed corners 47:58 casings for drawstring 50:48 attaching drawstring bag to shopping bagHOW TO DO - NEUROGRAPHIC ART- EASIER THAN IT LOOKS!Crafty Patti2023-05-24 | Full step by step tutorial on how to do Neurographic art. This is a really fascinating art form that calms the mind to assist with healing while you are creating a beautiful piece of art.
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Supplies: -Sharpie markers -Staedtler waterproof Medium -Artistro acrylic marker pens -pencil crayons -water colour pencils -water colours -marker pad for sharpie pens etc. -water colour sheets and masking tape -water colour booklets -water colour blocks -mixed media paper -wide brush for wetting water colour paper -squirrel water colour paint brush -watercolour paint colours I used: Windsor blue, cerulean blue, Veridian green, Windsor yellow -spray bottle -paper towel -scrap paper to practice on
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Music: Thin Places by Jesse Gallagher, YouTube Audio Library
Time stamps and supplies for neurographic art
0:00 Intro 1:28 Neurographic Art theory 3:47 different colouring ideas 4:21 paper to use 6:05 STEP 1 - Think of issue you want to work on 6:26 Put on some meditation music 6:46 how to do watercolour wash 10:51 pens to use for neuro lines 11:50 Practicing curvy lines 13:45 coin technique 16:32 STEP 2: starting our curvy lines 19:34 Adding shapes 20:03 Forming circles 23:15 STEP 3: rounding off 27:34 breaking up larger sections 29:01 STEP 4: Colouring rules 33:25 STEP 5: adding accents 33:53 adding more circles 35:12 adding spirals 35:53 adding thinner lines 38:34 drawing a neuro line tree of life 38:40 marker pad of paper 39:00 Artistro acrylic paint markers 39:42 starting lines 39:48 circle information 42:04 rounding off 44:12 Colouring 44:31 Colouring choices 46:04 how to colour properly 46:44 re-prime pensHOW TO SEW HEART SHAPED ROPE BOWLCrafty Patti2023-05-05 | Full tutorial on how to sew heart shaped rope bowls. Close up shots and tips and tricks to help you form your heart shape.
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Stiletto - I just saw this one on Amazon and I am going to get one for myself as well amzn.to/42JH8JB
Supplies: -1 metre or yard of cotton fabric of your choice of colour -cutting mat -omni grid ruler -smaller ruler -rotary cutter -1/4” or #8 buffalo sash cord -your choice of thread options if you are doing lists of embroidery work on base of bowl -sewing scissors -tape measure or knitting sewing gauge -4 sewing pins -stiletto or knitting needle or any took to help hold the cord in place
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Music: Look both ways by Nathan Moore, YouTube Audio LibraryEasy bag for beginner sewersCrafty Patti2023-05-01 | ...How to recycle paper into beautiful bowlsCrafty Patti2023-05-01 | ...HOW TO MAKE - RECYCLED MAGAZINE & NEWSPAPER BOWLSCrafty Patti2023-04-27 | Full tutorial loaded with tips and tricks. Will show you four different papers and how to make gorgeous bowls with paper, glue and a couple supplies.
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Supply List: -Magazine papers, National Geographic Magazine, Dollar store wrapping paper, newspaper flyers -bamboo skewer, 4.5mm knitting needle, 8mm knitting needle or any round stick, wood dowling, round pencil etc. -clamp -plyers or staple remover romove staples from magazines -glue stick -all purpose Elmers glue or ModPodge -foam brush or cheap brush for applying glue -paper towels or wax paper to protect work surface -jar or container to mix glue -stir stick to mix glue -cutting mat, omni grid ruler and rotary cutter or a pair of good paper scissors -glue stick -rolling pin or glass or can to press down paper rolls -blow dryer for fasting drying -wet cloth to clean glue jar rim -Glue tray if using Elmers glue to join tubes -Acrylic paint and brush if you want to add accents to your bowl
Costco magazine bowl 7.5" (19CM) ACROSS -54 paper strips cut at 5"X15.5"(13X39CM) -bamboo skewer -paper tubes were 12-14"(31-36CM) long
Dollar Store gift wrap bowl. 7.5" (19CM) ACROSS -3 rolls EACH ROLL IS 5' (1.5M) LONG -Strips are 6x30” (15.3x76cm) -bamboo skewer
National Geographic bowl -62 pages -4.5mm knitting needle
Newspaper flyer bowl 4”(10cm) high 7.5” (19cm) across -aprox. 50 sheets -8mm knitting needle
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Time Stamps: 00:00 Intro 1:32 What paper to use 3:42 Other supplies to use 5:12 Mixing glue 5:49 cutting magazine strips 6:21 COSTCO MAGAZINE BOWL 7:07 how to form paper tubes 9:14 flattening paper tubes 10:05 prepring tubes 11:29 starting your roll 14:05 glue sections together 17:12 forming sides of bowl 17:33 applying glue on bowl 19:31 DOLLAR STORE GIFT WRAP BOWL 22:52 Cut ends at an angle 23:36 pre bend paper tubes 26:41 cinching up paper roll 28:49 bringing up sides 29:17 how to fix fallen form 32:43 apply glue before forming 35:42 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC BOWL 37:53 NEWSPAPER FLYER BOWL 40:24 Using glue along edge 42:35 how to make oval shaped bowl 47:49 painting rim of bowlKnit cute teddy bears #short from long video#knittingCrafty Patti2023-04-01 | Full tutorial and pattern on how to knit these cute teddy bears.How to make a beautiful bag with macrame cord. #short from long videoCrafty Patti2023-03-30 | These bags sew up beautifully.HOW TO MAKE BEAUTIFUL COFFEE STAINED PRINTSCrafty Patti2023-03-28 | Watch how to make these wonderful prints with coffee and stencils. Full tutorial on how to get the same results that I did. Use in your journals or for beautiful greeting cards and other paper crafts.
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Supply List: -9x13” baking pan -whisk or spoon to mix in instant coffee -1/3 cup coffee -canning jars filled with hot water -22 lb copy paper. I used 22 sheets but you can make more if you want -blow dryer or the natural sun to dry your prints -rock salt or kosher salt
Journal book supplies: -cloth paper cover -cutting mat, rotary cutter or ruler and scissors -fabric marking pen or just a pencil is good enough -4 in 1 tool for the stiletto or an awl or sharp end tool to puncture holes -magic clips or clamps -40” piece of embroidery cotton, ribbon, string or cord -large eye needle -Artistro paint pens -stretchy elastic or cord to wrap around your journal to hold it closed
Getting cards: -Blank cards and envelopes -Artistro paint pens -Pink Fresh detail black hybrid ink stamp pad -stamps of your choice -water and paintbrush -double sided tape -motivational quotes
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Music: Pont de Abril by Steve Adams, YouTube Audio LibraryHOW TO MAKE FABRIC PAPER - FUN WAYS TO USE ITCrafty Patti2023-03-19 | Full tutorial and step by step instructions on how to make fabric paper with lots of info and tips. Five things to make with the fabric paper! Time stamps so you can find the section you want to watch.
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Supply List: -Freezer paper -masking tape -Elmers glue-all -canning jar or a container to mix your glue in -paper towels for clean up -Paint brushes, hake, foam brush, small brush for water painting -Your choice of napkins -Your choice of tissue paper -Fabric of choice, unbleached cotton, quilting cotton, bedding fabric, pillow case sheeting, muslin, twill -double sided tape -container of water or a wet sponge to wet your fingers
To Make Bowls: -unbleached cotton to fit over bowl -vaseline, packing tape or compostable garbage bag
To Make mini wallet: -paper and pencil -ruler or cutting matt and omni grid ruler -rotary cutter, utility knife or scissors NOTE: rotary blade will get dull cutting through the fabric paper -fabric marker pen -sharp pointed scissors -bone folder -good sewing machine -sewing thread -snap fasteners
To Make gift box: -paper and pencil -ruler or cutting matt and omni grid ruler -rotary cutter, utility knife or scissors -fine sharpie pen -bone folder -glue stick or glue of choice -magic clips or clothes pins
To Make book mark: -hole punch -yarn to make tassel -motivational quotes -gloss mod podge -paint brush
Mini paper pad -motivational quotes -dyed paper or plain paper -stapler and staples --paper and pencil -ruler or cutting matt and omni grid ruler -rotary cutter, utility knife or scissors
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Music: Always be my Unicorn by Freedom Trail Studio, YouTube Audio Library
Time Stamps: 0:00 Intro 1:29 Set up of working area 1:56 How to mix your glue 2:57 Paint brushes 3:34 Napkins 3:50 Tissue Paper 4:09 Fabric to use for foundation 5:16 Preparing napkins 6:27 Cutting out images with water 7:03 Quilting cotton foundation 7:44 Applying the glue 8:20 Applying the napkins 11:18 Tissue paper 11:44 Unbleached cotton foundation 16:05 After a night of drying 17:29 Twill fabric foundation 19:27 Pillow case fabric 21:36 Final effects 24:19 Making bowls 34:23 Making mini wallet 43:42 Making gift box 50:14 Make a book mark 52:42 Make a mini paper pad 56:54 OutroHOW TO FINISH CRAZY QUILT - PART 3 - Sandwich, backing, sashing, quilting & binding.Crafty Patti2023-02-19 | Step by step on how to put your crazy quilt squares together with a backing and batting. How to add your sashings and corner stones. How to quilt it all together and add your bindings. Lots of tips and tricks along the way.
Links to: Part 1 - how to sew a crazy quilt square youtu.be/Y3O_i_b-I48 Part 2 - how to do embroidery work for your square and finishing a pillow youtu.be/4nUNAJVaCts
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SUPPLY LIST: - 2 fold away tables to work on your quilt - masking tape for centre of tables if desired - 2 metres of pre-washed backing fabric. I used white flannel A piece of polyester or warm and natural batting that will fit your size of quilt. Mine was 40x60” (102x152cm) then I cut it down to fit. 9 14” crazy quilt squares Your choice of material for sashings and bindings. Depends on the size of quilt for how much you will need. I had 6 sashings at 2.5”x13” (6.4x33cm) 2 sashings 2.5x40” (6.4x102cm) or the width of your quilt. Binding was 2.5”x5.1yds (6.4cm x 4.6m) for my quilt Tape measure Cutting mat Omnigrid 12.5” quilting square Omnigrid long ruler Olaf rotary cutter Sewing scissors Sewing machine Walking foot for non quilting machines Matching polyester, all purpose or cotton thread Sewing pins Magic clips 1 large clip to hold quilt together when doing end binding Fabric marking pen Soapstone marking pen if you have dark fabrics Sewing quilting gauge Iron and ironing board Long ruler 1.5” (38mm) curved safety pins Quilting gloves Alex Anderson 4 in 1 tool Iron on label, made by grandma
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Time stamps 0:00 Intro 1:28 Touching story 3:22 Set up work area 3:56 Prepare backing 4:40 Batting 5:58 Calculating size of squares 6:13 Diagram of measurements 7:15 Squaring up quilting squares 9:37 Cutting sashings 10:16 Arrange your squares 10:46 Correcting my side measurements 11:38 Sewing on sashings 11:49 Magic clips 12:04 1/2” seam allowances 12:34 Iron seams toward sashings 14:10 Sewing your rows together 14:48 How to add corner stones 18:20 Cutting down quilt top to fit batting size 20:06 How to quilt layers together 20:45 Quilting with abstract lines 24:01 Pinning layers together 25:00 Remove tape and cut off excess fabric 25:27 What thread to use 25:55 What sewing machine 26:06 Walking foot 26:22 Phaff Quilt Expression 720 27:03 Quilt from middle out 27:48 Quilting gloves 30:00 Stitch length 30:52 Removing fabric pen lines 31:05 Remove pins 31:12 Cut all sides evenly through all layers 32:26 Calculating binding measurement 33:53 Joining binding strips together 34:55 Iron binding in half lengthwise 35:16 Pinning binding to back side of quilt 36:42 How to sew a mitred corner 37:47 Joining binding at end 42:19 Pin binding to front and sew in place 44:23 Alex Anderson 4 in one tool 45:13 FinishHOW TO EMBROIDER CRAZY QUILT SQUARE - PART 2 - & SEW PILLOW WITH ZIPPERCrafty Patti2023-01-31 | Step by step instructions for embroidery herringbone stitch. Left and right handed. Will also be making the pillow with a zipper enclosure.
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Supply List: -thread to match most fabrics - long quilting ruler -rotary cutter -sewing machine -sewing needle -sewing scissors -sewing pins -sewing knitting gauge -marking pencil or fabric marker -ironing board and iron -12” zipper -16x16”(40x40cm) prewashed fabric backing for pillow -16x16”crazy quilt top
Time stamps: 00:00 Intro 4:15 Herringbone stitch 5:15 Left handed embroidery 7:40 Right handed embroidery 15:50 Making pillow
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Music: Gold by. Rob Simonsen - IMovie music library
Email: craftypatti60@gmail.comHOW TO SEW TWO SIDED QUILT. Machine quilt as you goCrafty Patti2023-01-10 | Full step by step tutorial. Quilt a two sided square then sew them together. This quilt got put into a bin and was forgotten for 23 years and now it is finally complete! Finished quilt is 50x68” (127x172.7cm)
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Supply List: -48 squares 9x9”(22.9x22.9cm) warm and natural cotton batting about 1.5yds (1.4m) Back of quilt -24 squares cut on the diagonal in half 9.5x9.5”(24.1x24.1cm) I used a teal batik cotton pattern. About 1 yd (1m) -24 squares cut on the diagonal in half 9.5x9.5”(24.1x24.1cm) I used black About 1 yd (1m) Front of quilt -24 squares cut on the diagonal in half 9.5x9.5”(24.1x24.1cm) I used teal and purple batik cotton About 1 yd (1m) -lots of scrap strips of fabric cut in varied widths Sashings & Binding I used black About 2 yds (1.8m) -40 sashings cut at 1 1/8” x10” (2.9cm x25.4cm) -40 sashings cut at 1 3/4 x 10” (4.5cm x 25.4cm) -7 sashings cut at 1 1/8x60”(2.9cm x 152.4cm) or the width of your quilt -7 sashings cut at 1 3/4 x 60”(4.5cm x 152.4cm) or the width of your quilt Binding 3.5” by the length around the whole quilt plus 18” = 7 yds (6.4m) -black thread, blue thread or your choice of colour -cutting mat - long quilting ruler -12” square quilting ruler -rotary cutter -sewing machine -walking foot or quilting foot -sewing needle -sewing scissors -sewing pins -tape measure -sewing knitting gauge -marking pencil or fabric marker
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Email: craftypatti60@gmail.comMAKE WOODEN TRIVETS, GIFT TAGS & WALL HANGING WITH XTOOL M1. CHRISTMAS SALE!Crafty Patti2022-12-09 | XTool Christmas Sale Dec 8-26. A great blade cutting, laser cutting & engraving tool! Learn how to use the XTool creative software and make wonderful Christmas gifts. I will show you how to do laser engraving and laser cutting while making some practical gifts. We will also make a cork trivet as well. See how the cut outs from one project can create another work of art!
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Music: Christmas Village by Aaron Kenny - YouTube Audio LibraryHOW TO - MAKE A FIR BOUGH CHRISTMAS GNOMECrafty Patti2022-12-08 | Follow along and I will show you how to make this 4 ft gnome including instruction for the body, his hat, gloves and nose and how to put it all together.
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Supply List: -10-15 Long fir branches -4-5 ft (1.4m) tomato cage -15 pipe cleaners -gardening shears -1/3 to 2 yds of fabric depending on pattern in fabric -7" round fabric for nose (cotton, burlap, flannel or your choice) -14x14" piece of fake fur -small amount of polyester stuffing for hat -sewing thread -sewing needle -sewing pins 22" of 1/4" elastic -sewing machine -cutting board -omnigrid ruler -rotary cutter -sewing scissors -long metal ruler -turning tool -dollar store mitts if you don't want to make your own -pair of old shoes to borrow for the gnome
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Music: Christmas Village by Aaron Kelly - YouTube Audio LibraryEASY KNITTED SLIPPERS - BOOTY STYLE WITH FOLD DOWN CUFF - TODDLER TO MENS PATTERNCrafty Patti2022-11-29 | Full step by step tutorial. Learn how to do a knitted cast on, purl & knit stitches, decrease and cast off while you knit up this fun pair of booty slippers in the size of your choice. Great for gifts and the whole family.
Here's the full pattern EASY KNITTED BOOTY SLIPPERS WITH FOLD DOWN CUFF FOR TODDLER, CHILDREN, LADY & MEN
ABBREVIATIONS: Toddler (T) Children (C) Lady (L) Men (M) in = inches ft = feet yd = yard cm = centimetres m = metre Sts = stitches. P = purl K = knit *…..* repeat pattern in the asterisk
Approximate gauge: 5 Sts = 2 in (5cm) 4 rows = 1 in (2.5cm) Approximate time to knit a pair of ladies slippers is 3-4 hours
SUPPLIES: -Bernat Softee chunky (super bulky 6 weight) 3.5 oz/100g 108yds/99m 1 ball needed for toddlers and children’s and 2 balls needed for women’s and mens. -US 10, 6m, UK 4 needles. ( I use smaller needles than yarn specifications to make a firmer slipper.) -large eye dull end darning needle -sewing scissors to cut yarn -tape measure or knitting gauge -yarn marker or bobby pin
INSTRUCTIONS: Leave a 2 ft(60cm) end and cast on T 35, C 41, L 45, M 49 sts.
Row 1: Knit Row 2: P1, *K1, P1*, repeat from * across row. Repeat rows 1 and 2 until work measures T 3 in, C 3.5 in, L 4.5 in, M 5 in. (T 7.6cm, C 9cm, L 11.5cm, M 13 cm) End on a row 2 Next row: cast off 10 sts. Knit to end of row. Next row: add stitch marker on st #11. Cast off 10 sts. again. Continue with K1,P1 to end of row. Continue with Row 1 & Row 2 on the remaining T 15, C 21, L 25, M 29 sts. until work measures T 4 in, C 5 in, L 6 in, M 7 in. (T 10cm, C 13cm, L 15.2cm, M 17.8cm) End on a row 2.
TOE: Row 1: K1, *P1,K1* . Repeat from * across row. Row 2: P1, *K1,P1*. Repeat from * across row. Repeat these 2 rows T - 1 more time, C - 2 more times, L - 3 more times, M - 4 more times. For a total of T 4 rows, C 6 rows, L 8 rows, M 10 rows Leave a tail of 24 in (60cm) and cut off yarn.
FINISHING: With darning needle thread your yarn through all the stitches that are on the needle and remove the stitches from the needle. Place darning needle in first stitch again and cinch up tight and close up hole. Working on wrong side, continue to sew up toe and instep. Sew up back seam. Turn right side out. Turn over the top to form the cuff or leave up for booty style. Knit another one for your pair of slippers.
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Supply List: -Yarnspirations Bernat Softee Chunky Super Bulky #6 yarn. Colours I used: Grey Heather, Grey Ragg, True Grey, Black -US 10, 6m, UK 4 needles -large eye dull end darning needle -sewing scissors to cut yarn -knitting gauge or tape measure -yarn marker or bobby pin
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Email: craftypatti60@gmail.comXTOOL M1 REVIEW & HEAT TRANSFER VINYL XMAS BAGS - DONT MISS THE BLACK FRIDAY SALE!Crafty Patti2022-11-19 | XTOOL is the world's first desktop hybrid laser & blade cutting machine. In this video I will go in more detail about the free software that is provided and show you how to make heat transfer designs for bags or on other items. I have left in my mistakes and shown you how to correct them so you can have a flawless experience. This was my first project using the XTOOL and I will have more videos to come to show you all the other possibilities of the XTOOL.
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Amazon xTool Black Friday & Cyber Monday DEALS(18/11-04/12) The Best Deal of this Year ! All 20% OFF! D1: amzn.to/3UE36tR Official Site: amzn.to/3AjBgL1Palm Springs Vacation - Featuring Joshua Tree, Sam Cobbs Date Farm, Margaritaville Resort and more!Crafty Patti2022-11-14 | Come along with Crafty Patti to see some sights in the Palm Springs area. I will take you through Joshua Tree National Park, Sam Cobbs Date Farm, Margaritaville Resort, downtown Palm Springs, Indian Canyon, Tahquitz Canyon, The Living Desert Zoo & Gardens, our fav restaurants and more.
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Caribbean Hide & Seek by Carmen Maria and Edu Spinal Caribbean Steel Drum Happiness by Doug Maxwell Pablo by the Mini Vandals Malandragm by Quincas Moreira Jazzeton by Quincas Moreira Sonora by Quincas Moreira Amor by Chiquito Quincas Calcutta Sunset by E's Jammy Jams Liona de Plena by Jimmy Fontanez Across the Savannah by Aaron Kenny Vishnu by Patrick PatriiliosHOW TO - MAKE ACRYLIC SKINS & IDEAS ON WHAT TO DO WITH THEMCrafty Patti2022-10-16 | This video is in 4 parts so you can watch what you want or watch the whole video. Part 1- Paints and Different Mediums. Part 2 -How to mix the paints. Part 3 - How to Make Acrylic skins. Part 4 - Ideas on what to do with the acrylic skins. Lots of tips and tricks throughout the video.
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SUPPLY LIST: -Acrylic paints in this video: -Artist Loft Deep Magneta, Metallic Cobalt blue, Agua Green, white flow acrylic, -Liquitex Cadmium Yellow medium, Light Olive green, Pebeo Mars Black, . -Titanium white for cell activation. -Dulux house acrylic white paint with a cream tint because it was a discounted mistint. MEDIUMS: Flood Floetrol, Elmers Glue-All, Liquitex -Minwax Polycrylic for cell activation -Filtered water -Containers with lids to store your paints -kitchen for tub strainer for Floetrol -Squeeze bottles for easy paint application -Plastic boards to tape freezer paper on or use silicone mats -Stir sticks -Felt marker -Freezer paper, parchment paper, wax paper -Spin table or lazy suzan -Canvas frame 20x16” (50.8x40.6cm) with freezer paper taped on top -Glossy photo paper sheets -Heavy card stock to glue acrylic skins to -Plastic cup with the bottom cut off -Masking tape -Blow dryer -Bakers torch -Stencils bought from store -Carbon paper -Pencil -Small sharp paper scissors -Tweezers -Small talk stickers -Foam brushes -Small acrylic paint brush -5x7 blank cards and envelopes -Black cardstock -ModPodge -2 way glue or glue stick -Double sided tape -DecoArt Triple Thick Brilliant Brush-on Glaze -Judi Kins Diamond Glaze -Round bezel pendant trays and glass cabochons -Corded necklaces for pendants
PAINT FORMULA -2 parts Flood Floetrol or Elmers Glue-All or Liquitex gloss medium & varnish -1 part paint, -1teaspoon of Minwax -4 to 7 teaspoons of filtered water.
BASE PAINT FORMULA -3 parts Flood Floetrol -2 parts Dulux acrylic white house paint -water to thin
-Cricut scalloped circle M2AAB3DEE -Cricut butterfly M4O14DAOO7 -Cricut leaf M3FO3198A -Cricut sunflower stencil M18FA8785 -Cricut Palm trees M38DB7EBF -Cricut Book Mark M40100ADD
Time stamps: 0:00 Intro 1:26 Part 1 Paints and different mediums 4:19 Part 2 mixing the paints 6:53 Part 3 How to make acrylic skins 8:52 Open cup technique 16:31 Ideas on how to use your acrylic skins 16:39 Butterfly 17:59 Palm tree card 18:32 Scalloped circle card and leaf insert 20:22 Cricut sunflower stencil 21:28 Mosaic bird 25:04 Book marks 25:59 Jewelry pendants
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Music: Look Both Ways by Nathan More, YouTube Audio LibraryH0W TO - SEW AN EASY TOTE BAG - WITH OUTSIDE POCKETS! FULL TUTORIAL!Crafty Patti2022-09-10 | Full tutorial on how to sew these easy gorgeous tote bags for the beach, travel or shopping! Just straight sewing, a little zigzag and easy seams! Light but strong at the same time. Big enough for beach towels and books or grocery shopping. Measures 14x15" (35.6x38cm)
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Supplies: -1 yd (m) for outer & lining fabric pre-washed to cut 2 pieces of fabric each 34x18" (86.4x45.8cm) -3 fat quarters or 1 yd(m) of accent fabric for pockets -1.5 yd (1.4m) of pollen #403 crafters choice iron on stabilizer -3 yds 8.5" (3m) of 1" webbing -1 pkg of double folded extra wide bias tape in a colour to match your lining -matching thread colour -washable fabric marker -lite Steam-A-Seam double sided tape -cutting mat -Omnigrid ruler -rotary cutter -magic clips -sewing pins -tape measure -scissors -iron and ironing board -sewing machine
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Music: Ukulele Beach by Doug Maxwell, YouTube Audio Library
Time Stamps: 0:00 Intro 0.47 Cutting outer & Lining fabric 3:39 Pockets 4:16 Using Fat quarters 6:50 Cutting top bindings 8:02 Continuing with panel fabric 12:54 Interfacing or stabilizer 14:29 Making top edge bindings 18:34 Put the lining & outer fabrics together 19:00 Sewing on top binding 20:18 Adding webbing for straps 24:09 Joining webbing with zigzag stitch 24:19 Using lite steam-A-seam 25:54 sewing on webbing 26:59 reinforcing handles 27:41 Turn and sew sides 28:57 Adding double fold bias tape 30:46 Boxed cornersACRYLIC FLUID PAINTING - TERRA COTTA POT - TILES - ACRYLIC SKINSCrafty Patti2022-08-25 | 2 beautiful projects done all at the same time. NO WASTED PAINT! I will show you how to prep your terra cotta pot, how I mix my fluid paints, how I made 4 tile coasters at the same time and saved my dripped paint for acrylic skins. And made a succulent planter. Lots of info in this detailed video!
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GENERAL SUPPLY LIST -masking tape -freezer paper to catch run off paint and protect work surface -scrap paper -paper scissors -20x30” foam board -measured plastic squeeze bottle - got mine from the dollar store -turn table if desired -paint cans to use as props for painting and gloss coat
PLANTER SUPPLY LIST -11.75” German terra cotta planter bowl -9.5” saucer German -Cactus & succulent Mix 5L -Variety of desired succulents of your choice -a few rocks for drainage -Bella Moss small white drainage stones
TILE SUPPLY LIST -4 6x6 white tiles if making them -1 22x12” piece of cork board -small flat paint brush -4 canning rings if you want to paint the tiles -Cutting mat -Omni grid ruler -Xacto knife -Craft tac glue -a heavy book for gluing cork to tiles -self adhesive floor protectors
PAINT LIST -box for outdoor spray painting -123 Bulls Eye white primer paint -Krylon low door clear gloss -Liquitex silver -Deco art hunter green -Deco art Leaf green -Artist Loft white -Artist Loft black -Opus Essential Flud Phthalo Turquoise -American Desert Turquoise -Liquitex Red Oxide -Deco art suade -Deco art rose pink -tap water -flood floetrol - got mine from local paint store
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Music: YouTube Audio Library Islanbonita by An Jone Emerald Seas by Aaron Kenny Make Love Not War by Patino High Life by The Mini Vandals featuring Mamadou Knit & Lasso Palms by Text Me Records / Bobby Renz Silanada by Text Me Records / Bobby Renz
Time Stamps 00:00 INTRO 00:24 - preparing the terra cotta pot & saucer 02:52 - preparing work surface 03:50 - paint colours 04:17 - how I mix my paints 06:27 - dirty pour trial 07:16 - painting the bowl 09:14 - painting the saucer 09:29 - painting the tile coasters 16:32 - prepping for gloss coat 18:29 - fixing mess on back of tiles 19:23 - adding gloss coat to all surfaces 20:17 - planting the succulents 21:20 - 22:15 finishing tile coasters 22:25 - 23:28 acrylic skins and future videoLOW TIDE BEACH WALK & AMAZING SAND SCULPTURESCrafty Patti2022-08-12 | This is a relaxing video to just sit back and enjoy! I will take you to Parksville Beach on Vancouver Island, BC Canada. Come along for the walk and see all the beauty that a low tide has to offer. Nature is just amazing. You will also see some very artistic sand sculptures by some very talented artists around the world.
Susanne Ruseler and Sue McGrew won first place for doubles. They designed the animal sculpture with the bear in it. While Dan Belcher took home first place in the individual sculptor category. He designed the aviation sculpture with the propeller on one side and the pilot on the other side.
Sand Sculpting competition and Exhibition July 15 to Aug 21, 2022 Parksville Community Park & Beach, BC Canada. -They use special clean silty sand free of rocks or shells -The sand is then compressed together into forms remove most of the air for a stronger bond -A well designed sand sculpture can last for months depending on weather conditions.
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Music: Timeless by Lauren Duski, YouTube Audio Library Ocean Beach by Dan Lebowitz, YouTube Audio LibraryHOW TO CREATE - BEAUTIFUL AIR PLANT & SUCCULENT ARRANGEMENTSCrafty Patti2022-07-20 | Full tutorial on how to make an air plant display on driftwood as well as planting a succulent in a bowl with coloured decorative fillers.
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Supply List: Succulent arrangement: -glass container, square, rectangular or round -sand in colours of your choice -mica granular or flakes for shiny layers -fine black gravel if desired -fine white gravel or decorative filler -succulent plants of your choice. Choose indoor variety -plant mister -knitting needle, skewer or chopstick to push down sand or gravel -measuring spoon and cup for easy of filling glass container -funnel for ease of topping up sand on top around plant
Driftwood air plant arrangement: -piece of wood or driftwood -air plants -glue gun -masking tape
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Music: Emerald seas by Aaron Kenny, YouTube Audio libraryHow to Macro Weave. Full tutorial. Lots of tips!Crafty Patti2022-06-26 | This video is a step by step tutorial explaining everything you need to know to complete this Macro Weave project. Double half hitch, Half hitch, spirals, square knot & barrel knots. Weaving instruction, Tabby and Soumac. Follow along or see the below time stamps to take you to exactly where you want to watch certain instructions.
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Amazon Paid Links: Macrame cord 5mm single twisted cotton. I bought 3 rolls. each 131 yds. amzn.to/3QOWMhu
Supply List: -aprox. 300 yds of 5mm macrame cord used. I bought 3 rolls of the MB Cordas 5mm single twisted cotton cord. -weaving shuttles and needles -small weaving/tapestry needle with large eye -crochet hooks -slicker brush -piece of cardboard -a variety of different yarns in your colour choice. Amount depends on the weight of the yarn. -scissors -piece of driftwood the length you want you hanging to be. Mine was 38" long -door towel hanger or a clothes garment rack to hang your project for working on.
TIME STAMPS MACRAME 0:00 Intro 1:09 How to hang your macro weave 1:52 How to tie on your driftwood to work on your project 2:51 Macrame cord 3:25 How to figure out the length of your cords 4:09 How to do the math to calculate the lengths of each cord 5:02 Larks head knot 6:04 Double half hitches 9:34 double half hitches for the right side of hanging 11:21 Half Hitch knot 12:53 Alternating Half Hitch knots 13:51 Planning out design for curvy double half hitch row 15:03 Start wavy double half hitch row 17:46 Adding additional cords to fill in gaps 19:49 Designing as I go - drawing out straight line 21:43 Changing my work area to a clothing rack 22:32 abstract trees 23:07 Barrel knot 25:07 Forming tree and finding longer cords 25.27 square knot spiral 34:27 How to work with short cords in your design 36:37 barrel knots for the fringe 39:25 How to unravel strands for the fringe 40:32 trick to assist with cutting bottom of fringe WEAVING 41:48 start of weaving and yarn that I will use 42:34 weaving tools 43:25 how to wrap a weaving shuttle 45:18 starting a mound to form the mountains with a tabby weave 50:15 how to tidy up your work while you weave on the back side 51:19 Using weaving needle for tighter spaces and the next grey colour of yarn 53:56 how to use your tool for tight spaces 54:26 starting tree trunk backgrounds 55:04 how much weave for how much yarn 55:34 two balls of yarn together for a faster weave 58:00 how to use crochet hook to clean up yarn ends 59:02 finishing mountains on right side 1:03:06 Starting the water portion of weaving 1:04:20 Adding white accents in water 1:04:31 using fingers for tighter spaces 1:05:00 small weaving needle for tighter spaces 1:06:04 use a darker blue for distance in the water 1:06:22 Soumak weave 1:12:14 Adding left over strands for waterfall
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Music: Take your time by Dan Lebowitz, YouTube Audio Library Forgiven Fate by Dan Lebowitz, YouTube Audio Library Lost & Found by Dan Lebowitz, YouTube Audio LibraryART TOUR IN PUERTO VALLARTA, MEXICO & MORE!Crafty Patti2022-04-12 | Puerto Vallarta, Mexico has many talented artists. Come along for a walk on the Malecón and on the back streets and you will see the magic! I was also take you on a boat ride to see dolphins, will go to Animas Beach, Botanical Gardens and more!
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Music: YouTube Audio Music Love in Mexico by Carmen Maria and Edu Espinal Fiesta De La Vida by Aaron K Hermandos Ranchero by Biz Bag Studio Mariachiando by Doug Maxwell/Jimmy FontanezHOW TO MAKE A ROPE BASKET - WITH GLUE - NO SEWING MACHINE NEEDEDCrafty Patti2022-02-20 | If you don't own a sewing machine you can still make rope baskets! Follow along with my step by step tutorial! About 40 minutes to make 1 basket that measure 8x9" (20.3 x 22.9cm).
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Supply List: -Cotton sash cord - about 33 yds (30.2m) to make 1 basket -scissors -hot glue glue and glue sticks -US 2 gallon bucket or what every size you want to make -lazy susan -parchment paper or newspaper -sharpie pen -masking tape -fabric strips if you want to add fabric. Quantity depends on how much you want to wrap. -canning jars filled with water for weight -magic clips or whatever you want to use to mark your rope for fabric placement -X-acto knife to cut glue away from bucket -a wooden skewer or end of sharpie pen to help with glueing
Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:07 cotton sash cord 1:01 2 gallon bucket 1:26 Lazy susan 1:35 parchment paper 2:06 arrow glue gun 2:22 how to start your rope basket 2:45 how to start the base of your rope basket 4:42 how to add fabric strips to your rope basket 9:25 how to start the sides of your rope basket 12:21 how to join two pieces of rope 14:56 how to start your handles for your rope basket 19:59 how to finish your rope basket 21:59 Use X-acto knife to release rope from bucket if necessary 23:15 how to make a rope basket without a sewing machine
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Music: Natural by Endless Love, YouTube Audio LibraryHOW TO HAND KNIT - CHUNKY THROW & BABY BLANKET - 5 MISTAKES NOT TO MAKECrafty Patti2022-01-30 | Learn how to hand knit with no needles! NO KNITTING EXPERIENCE NEEDED! Full tutorial on how to cast on, cast off, join yarn, prevent curled edges, fix missed stitches and so much more. See oall the common mistakes not to make and how to easily fix them for the perfect blanket.
NOTE: In video I stated I used 4 balls for big throw blanket but I actually used 5 balls. Sorry for any confusion.
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Pattern for baby blanket 33x34" (83.8x87cm) -2 balls of Bernat blanket yarn needed for baby blanket. I used whipped cream. -Make a chain of 50 stitches. Each chain is size of 1 thumb and finger. -For next rows loops just be about the size of your baby finger. -Knit 14 rows in hand knitting -Purl 2 rows in hand knitting -Repeat knit and purl rows 5 more times -Cast off.
Pattern for Big yarn throw 44x60" (1.1x1.5M) -5 balls of Bernat Big blanket yarn for throw blanket. I used Misty Gray -Make a chain of 22 stitches. Loops the size of 4 fingers. -For next rows have loops about 3 fingers wide -Knit about 57 rows -Cast off
Time stamps for you 3:22 Casting on: slip knot then making the chain 5:04 Mistake #1. Chain must be bigger than a thumb 8:57 Mistake #2. Loops are too big 10:10 Mistake #3. Be consistent with size of loops 14:55 How to do purl stitches 18:50 How to fix a missed stitches 21:03 How to join yarn 22:38 How I am going to fix the blanket 23:38 How to cast off 32:31 We start the throw with the Big yarn 34:43 How to knit second row to prevent curled edges
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Music: Sunset Dream by Cheel, YouTube Audio LibraryHOW TO MAKE - BEAUTIFUL BANNER WITH PAPER FLOWERS - ALL WITH CRICUT MAKER!Crafty Patti2021-12-19 | Full Cricut tutorial to make banner/pennant flags, lettering and flowers! Follow along or go to the stamp stamps below for the section you want to make.
Banner Flags time stamp: 2:04 Lettering time stamp: 7:16 High Chair sign: 15:09 Joining the banner flags time stamp: 19:16 White flowers time stamp: 22.25 Leaves time stamp: 32:32 Paper roses time stamp: 36:32 Putting it all together time stamp: 47:35 Ribbons for high chair sign time stamp: 49.51
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Supply list: -Cricut machine -Computer -Printer -12x12 card stock Colour cotton candy - 8.5 x11 card stock white -1 sheet of 12x12 card stock in cream -1 sheet each of 12x12" light green and 1 of dark green -Cricut tools -Cricut mat -Scotch tape if necessary to secure paper onto mat -Glue stick -Cricut vinyl shimmer in gold or sticker sheets from dollar store -piece of scrap paper to glue on -5/8" (1.6cm) ribbon in colour of your choice. Plan out how much you need for 2 or 3 banners and high chair sign. -glue gun -glue sticks -small sharp edge scissors to roll edges of flower petals of a wooden stick -scissors or rotary cutter to cut ribbons to length -sharpie markers if you want to add accent colours to white flowers -a flat end pen or cricut pen to flatten bottom of flower base -scrap 1" squares to glue onto bottom of flowers for a base -a small wooden skewer for making roses -a bone folder to make creases in leaves or use your wooden skewer -an assortment of ribbons to tie on for highchair sign -command hooks to hang sign -double sides tape to apply high chair sign
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Music: Ponte Di Abril by Steve Adams, YouTube Audio LibraryHOW TO - WEAVE AFRICAN STYLE BASKETS - HAND SEWINGCrafty Patti2021-11-20 | No sewing machine needed. These beautiful baskets are all sewn by hand. Choose your design and change up the colours to match your decor. This video will show you how to make a 4 colour design. Lots of ideas and information.
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Supply list: Example: 4 colour design basket featured in video 7.5"(19cm) in circumference 1"(2.5cm) high. -About 7yds(6.4m) of base cord -About 12 yds (11m) winding cord for each colour yellow, orange, brown -About 36 yds winding cord (33m) of black
Example for brown, beige black spiral basket shown in video. 30”(76cm) circumference 2.5”(6.4cm) high -About 12 yards (11m) of base cord -About 50 yds each wrapping cord of brown, beige, black
-marking pen -12 x12" Square piece of paper to make template -magic clip -scissors -large eye sewing needles -double sided tape -hot glue gun Optional: -black marker pen or colour to match your winding cord
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Email: craftypatti60@gmail.comPACIFIC RIM NATIONAL PARK - Vancouver Island BC Canada - come along for a beautiful tour!Crafty Patti2021-09-30 | The expanse of the ocean and beaches between Ucluelet and Tofino are breath taking! It is one of the most beautiful places you can visit on Vancouver Island. A must see! Yes it is worth the drive from Parksville! It is about a 2 hr drive to the Pacific National Rim Park. Then you can go left to Ucluelet or right to Tofino. You could spend a whole day just walking on a beautiful sand beach. And there are so many beaches to explore. Or explore the many trails from easy to more challenging. You will see the rainforest trail in this video as well as the Wild Pacific Trail. If you are an artist then you will appreciate all the local art work that can be found on store fronts, motels, art galleries and in lots of the shops in Ucluelet and Tofino. If you hit one of their rainy days then check out the Ucluelet Aquarium on Main St. They have divers that pick up sea life and bring it all to the aquarium so everyone can see how gorgeous it can be below the surface of the water. In December they release everything they have caught and return it back to the ocean. I have taken some photos of what you can see! Lots of accommodation to choose from. The basics up to very fancy! There are also camping sites if that's your bag. Get it, that was my silly pun. Bag meaning sleeping bag for camping. "Groan" But book ahead. This is a very popular place with locals and tourists and it books up fast. If you love biking than this is your place. They have made a bike path that goes along the Pacific Rim Hwy from Tofino to Ucluelet. Which is about 25 miles. Thats amazing! They have bike rentals if you don't want to bring your own bikes. Still looking for things to do? You can go golfing, kayaking, go on a fishing charter, ocean adventures, rent a bike or a scooter, take a surfing lesson, go on a zip line, take a float plane tour or just simply sit back on a log and take in all that beauty! So many things to do. And when you are all done exploring relax back and enjoy some great eating places. Everything from hot dogs to super healthy to gourmet! The " Blue Moon" in Ucluelet is know for its great breakfast so we gave that a try and they did not disappoint. And in Tofino we went to Common Loaf Bake Shop on First for a great selection of bakery items and coffee. We were enticed by the Shelter Restaurants patio and heaters so gave it a try for supper. Ordered the crispy Brussel sprouts and they were very yummy and we also shared the Farmhouse Chicken Burger with 1/2 Caesar salad and fries on the side. Then came the dessert that we were not expecting. TUCG Crumble. It was delicious with a whopping addition of creamy yummy gelato on top. It was huge!! Anyways, I think you get the idea. We did eat some really healthy salads too! LOL. The morning we were leaving we hit up Rhino Cafe for their famous doughnuts and coffee. Yup! Definitely very popular and the breakfast bagel was delicious as well as the coffee. Okay, Get it out of me. Yah, I bought a doughnut. It was calling my name! "Yelling, Pick me Pick me Patti". Didn't take too much convincing. You name it. You will find it! We unfortunately only had 2 days so couldn't take it all in but that gives us a great reason to return to the beautiful Pacific Rim National Park where there will be so much more to explore!
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Music: YouTube Audio Library Moonrise by Reed Mathis, Easy Seas by Chris Haugen, Ocean Beach by Dan Lebowitz, On the Island by The Great North Sound Society.CRAFT ROOM MAKEOVER - Collaboration with Tasha Rode, online interior decoratorCrafty Patti2021-09-12 | How to turn a cluttered mess into a beautiful organized craft room. With my daughters expertise as an interior decorator she was able to inspire me and show me how to keep motivated to get the job done! Watch how Tasha was able to put together a mood board and so much more with inspirational images. She even included a linkable shopping list so I could purchase all the items I wanted for my craft room design.
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Music: Ponte de Abril by Steve Adams - YouTube Audio LibraryHOW TO MAKE - CONCRETE STEPPING STONES - full tutorialCrafty Patti2021-09-03 | Just add water to concrete, add your beautiful embellishments and you have created beautiful stepping stones for your garden. I will go step by step and give you lots of ideas for designs.
Supply list: -forms to make your stones. Can be metal cake pans or plastic drain trays, or serving tray. -galvanized chicken wire for extra support in the middle of your stones. -tin snips -cardboard or file folder -marking pen -paper scissors Embellisments of choice: sea shells, oyster shells, real beach glass, faux beach glass, flat stones to make stone figures or for painting, glass beads, jewelry shells from dollar store -I used Bulls Eye 1.2.3 Primer spray paint or use white spray paint -plastic gloves -good quality dust mask -Quikrete concrete mix -bin to store your concrete mix -utility knife -measuring cup -Pam or any baking spray or olive oil -pan to mix the concrete in -garden hoe -box to spray your beach glass in -grout brush or stiff toothbrush -water and dawn dish soap -paper towels -screw driver to help release mold -old cookie sheets to place your stones to work on -sanding block or coarse grit sand paper -J cloth for cleaning up the stones -wire rack to help with air drying stones -minwax fast drying Polyurethane clear gloss or Krylon UV-resistant Clear Acrylic coating
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Music: Ocean Beach - Dan Lebowitz - YouTube Audio LibraryHOW TO MAKE - FAUX SEA GLASS MOBILE - & WIND CHIMECrafty Patti2021-08-16 | Step by step tutorial with two different methods. Using hemp cord & eye screws or fishing line. Use home made faux sea glass, real sea glass or you can buy it from a craft store.
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Supply List: - Homemade faux sea glass or faux sea glass from dollar store or Michaels craft store. NOTE: flat sea glass is best for the wind chime -drift wood or tree branch or dowel -fine hemp cord -pliers -E6000 jewelry and bead glue -7/16" screw eyes -pencil -I used parchment paper for the first mobile but computer paper is better. Tape doesn't stick to parchment paper very well. -scissors to cut cord -masking tape or scotch tape -stick to hold down cord or fishing line down -6 LB fishing line - small piece of macrame cord for hanger or use cord -a lighter if you want to fuse the ends of the fishing line -Krylon low odour clear gloss
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Music: Ocean beach by Dan Lebowitz - YouTube Studio Audio LibraryHOW TO - MAKE FAUX SEA GLASS - ROCK TUMBLERCrafty Patti2021-07-28 | Can't find any pretty teal & royal blue sea glass? Then come along with me for lots of info on how to make faux sea glass.
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Note: Was not able to provide a link for the Lortone Rock Tumbler. I have not tried the following rock tumbler so can not speak on its performance. Leegol Electric Rock Tumbler: -amzn.to/3fmtW7d
Coarse grit: (If you are just making faux sea glass) amzn.to/2TCdc3W
Supply list: -Mixed sea glass from the dollar store if desired -Lortone 3A rock tumbler. I bought this from my local rock hound shop in Canada. This Lortone rock tumbler is made in the USA although I could not find a link for you Amazon.com -Course grit for making faux sea glass -4 stages of grit if you want to polish rocks -plastic pellets -measuring spoon for the grit -water -strainer with medium size holes - found mine at the dollar store -bowls to catch the water and grit when pouring out the glass or rocks -wine or beer bottles from thrift store or scrounge through recycle bins or maybe ask customers that are bringing their returns to the bottle depot -safety goggles -non cut kevlar type gloves -bin or box to contain and prevent glass chips from spraying out -two paper bags -hammer -paper towel or old towel to dry off glass pieces
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Email: craftypatti60@gmail.com#YouTubeCreatorAwards - 100,000 Silver Award!Crafty Patti2021-07-17 | Thank you to all of my subscribers and viewers. It has been very exciting over the past few years. Learning from scratch how to make a video, edit and publish and so much more. It has been so rewarding reading all your wonderful comments which encourages me to keep making more videos for you. Arts and Crafts are my passion and it has been amazing how I can create and inspire people all over the world to enjoy many different mediums. You can watch on my Crafty Patti Channel a variety of how to videos on macrame, weaving, painting, paper crafts, sewing, knitting, baby shower ideas and so much more. As I always say: " You never know what Crafty Patti is up to next.
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Supply list: -Cutting mat -Rotary cutter -Omnigrid ruler -sewing pins -sewing scissors -sewing needle -beige thread -I used a 9" Nylon zipper. Needs to be larger than your desired pocket opening. -Lite Steam-A-Seam-2 -Pellon Fusible Featherweight interfacing 9112FF 1/2 yard (m) -2 fat quarters or 1/2 yd(m) of fabric -material for pockets if desired -pen and paper to mark out your measurments -tape measure -steam iron -ironing board -washable fabric pen -sewing machine -stiletto -sewing knitting gauge
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Music: Morning Mandolin by Chris Haugen, YouTube Music LibraryHOW TO SEW BAG - USING MACRAME CORD !Crafty Patti2021-06-14 | Sew up this amazing bag! Great for summer! Make any size! Full tutorial! This bag is nice & light. Perfect for all occasions. With the light colour macrame cord it will go with everything!
The small bag is about 7.75” (19.7cm) high and I used about 38 yds(34.5m) of cord. The larger bag is about 10” (25.4cm) high and I used about 52 yds(47.5m) of cord.
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Supply list: -Tape measure -Knitting sewing gauge -Stiletto or Alex Anderson 4 in 1 tool -Air erasable fabric pen -Mercerized crochet cotton -needle for mercerized cotton thread to sew on bead or button -Thread to match macrame cord -Lots of wound bobbins -a bead or a button to close up bag -sewing pins -a magic clip -scissors -4mm or 5mm braided macrame cord. I used 38 yds(34.5m) for the small bag. -sewing machine -basket or bowl to put your ball of cord in
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Music: Easy Seas by Chris Haugen, YouTube Audio LibraryHOW TO - SEW OVEN MITTS - professional shortie style -full tutorialCrafty Patti2021-05-31 | I will show you how to make your own pattern so you can make lots for gifts. Full tutorial with lots of info to make professional looking mitts!
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Supply List: -3 pieces of 8.5 x 11 computer paper -cutting matt -omigrid ruler -rotary cutter -pen or pencil -fabric scissors -paper scissors -Lining Fabric of your choice: 48" x 12" (1.2 m x .3m) -Outer Fabric of your choice: 48" x 12" (1.2 m x .3m) -Cotton Batting: 48" x 24" (1.2 m x .6m) -Light to med weight interfacing: 48" x 12" (1.2 m x .3m) -Insul-bright: 20" x12" (.5m x .3m) -Double Folded extra wide bias tape: 30" (.8m) -Thread to match bias tape and or fabric choices -Sewing pins -Magic clips -fabric marking pen -sewing machine -metal knitting sewing gauge
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Supply list: -cotton clothesline fabric -fabric strips in colour of choice -Rit dye if you want to dye your rope -Different coloured thread to use in your bobbin to add accents of colour -Sharpie pens in your colour of choice -Stencils of choice -Acrylic paints and stiff angled brush -Fabric paints if desired -Design patterns from the internet if you want some more ideas -DMC embroidery cottons in colour of choice -cotton yarn -embroidery needle -large eyed darning needle -sewing/knitting gauge -air erasable/washable fabric pen -3mm macrame cord -pet slicker brush or comb to brush out macrame tassels -1 yd/m of 100% mercerized crochet cotton -4" & 6"cardboard to cut lots of macrame cord lengths to make tassels -pen or pencil -paper scissors -sewing scissors
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Music: Satisfaction Guaranteed- Dan Lebowitz - YouTube Audio StudioHOW TO - SHAPE YOUR ROPE BOWLS - & ADD AN ATTACHED LIDCrafty Patti2021-04-16 | Watch how to make convex bowls or any shape you want just by the way you angle your basket!
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Supplies: -manual sewing machine -thread to match rope or contrasting colours prepared -denim or all purpose sewing machine needles -Buffalo sash cord 1/4” about 120 ft - depending on the size of bowl you want to make -4 sewing pins -scotch tape if you want to tape the ends of your rope -sewing scissors -stiletto tool or Alex Anderson's 4 in 1 tool
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Music: Si Señorita by Chris Haugen - YouTube Audio StudioHOW TO - CHOOSE THE RIGHT TOOLS TO MAKE YOUR ROPE BOWLSCrafty Patti2021-04-14 | The main questions I receive on my rope bowl tutorials is what machine should I buy and what kind of thread and needles should I use. I will address these questions and give you the pros and cons.
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Email: craftypatti60@gmail.comHOW TO PUNCH NEEDLE - BEACH LANDSCAPE - PART 2Crafty Patti2021-03-31 | Watch how to create a beautiful beach landscape with punch needle. Tips and tricks and lots of info! Make pillows, wall art and more!
Here’s the link to watch Part 1 “How to Punch Needle -Prepping for success” youtu.be/jtZYyMk8XMU
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Supply List: -monk cloth- mine was about 25" (63.5cm) square -frame of choice. I made my frame with cheap baluster 1x1's and corner brackets. -nail tack strips -pipe insulation or pool noodle for protection over nail tack strips. -fabric pen to mark out your design -adjustable punch needle and needle threader -Oxford punch needles #8 and #10 -4 ply yarn in your choice of colours. I used mostly Craft smart value yarn Medium 4. -fusible interfacing if you want more security for making pillows and for washing. -felt the same size as your project if you want to back it -sewing thread if you want to sew on felt to the backside. Craft smart colours I used: -white, ice blue for the sky, charcoal, gray and a lighter gray for hills, mustard for the sun, surf for the water plus a solid teal yarn. -Red heart medium 4 aran fleck for the beach -tape measure -masking tape to prevent ravelling of the monk cloth or zig zag on sewing machine. -sharp ended scissors for poking down ends and for tufting
MadMatters is a great site as well for all your punch needle supplies.
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Music: Ukulele Beach by Doug Maxwell, YouTube Audio LibraryHOW TO - PUNCH NEEDLE - PREPPING FOR SUCCESS - PART 1Crafty Patti2021-03-15 | This video will explain what you need to get started. What frames to use, backing cloth, drawing on your design, getting your cloth on the frame, punch needle info, what yarn to use and lots of info and tips. This is part 1 and we will start creating our punch needle design in part 2. Here’s the link to part 2 youtu.be/5mpFNFJLCD0
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Supply list: -Morgan no slip embroidery hoop -Oxford punch needles or adjustable punch needle -Q-Snap Frame -Stretcher bars to make a frame -hammer -Tack strips online or a lumber store -Finishing saw -Gripper strips and frame from the Oxford Company - 2 pieces of 2x2x48" (5.1x5.1x122cm) baluster wood from lumber store to make frame -4 corner brackets and screws -pipe tube insulation if desired or use old towels to protect from sharp nails. -monk cloth -masking tape or sewing machine with zigzag -washable fabric pen -paper for tracing pattern onto monk cloth if desired -sharpie marker for tracing your pattern -Thumb tacks
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Music: Satisfaction Guaranteed by Dan Lebowitz, YouTube Audio StudioHOW TO - MAKE FABRIC BUNTING FLAGS - PENNANT GARLAND - 2 SIZESCrafty Patti2021-03-02 | I will show you how to make a small and large template to make lots of flags to brighten up any room or use for any occasion. Just change up the colours!
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Supply list: -cutting mat, rotary cutter omnigrid ruler -fabric scissors -paper scissors -pinking shears -pen or pencil if not using rotary cutter -2 pieces of 8.5 x 11 (21.6 x 28 cm) paper -sewing pins -fabric of choice.And amount of choice depending on how many flags you are making. I used a thin upholstery fabric. -cord, string, ribbon, jute twine or macrame cord for stringing -ironing board and iron -sewing machine and thread to match all fabric flags -scotch tape and a safety pin to assist with threading on the flags
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Email: craftypatti60@gmail.comHOW TO - SEW LINED DRAWSTRING BAG FOR FACE MASKS - Intro to PFAFF quilt expression 720Crafty Patti2021-02-11 | Tutorial on how to sew this bag while using the features on the PFAFF. Will show you presser foot options, needle adjustment, pivoting and how to add decorative stitching to your bags.
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Supply List: 2 pieces of fabric of your choice. 6.5x13.5"(16.54x34.3cm) -light interfacing if you want to do machine embroidery -1 yd (1m) of drawstring of your choice. Ribbon, cord, macrame cord etc. -cutting mat -rotary cutter -PFAFF quilt expression sewing machine or your machine of choice -sewing thread to match fabric of choice -safety pin -sewing pins -sewing scissors -Unique creative fabric marking pen -sewing quilting gauge -fabric turner. I used the Alex Anderson 4 in one tool
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Music: Fun in the Sun by Chris Haugen - YouTube Audio LibraryHOW TO SEW - SENSORY TOY FOR BABY - WITH RATTLES TOO!Crafty Patti2021-01-20 | Full tutorial to show you how to make a 4 patch quilted top sensory toy with four pockets that hold the rattles. Adding different fabrics, ribbons and crinkle bag your baby will be entertained with all the many sensations.
Safety note: Never leave baby unattended while playing with toy and always check that there are no open seams to allow rattle to come out.
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Supply list: -4 squares fabric cut at 5" (12.8cm) -1 10" (25.4cm) square each of cotton batting and your choice of fabric for backing. I used dimple chenille -4 rattles -1 10" (25.4cm) square of crinkle film, floral cellophane or cereal bag -ribbon of your choice in different widths and textures cut at 5" (12.7cm) each -thread to match fabric -sewing machine -sewing scissors -sewing pins -walking foot -stick to assist with turning of fabric -Iron and ironing board
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Music: I've got a baby sister by reed Mathis - YouTube Audio LibraryHOW TO - KNIT HATS FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY - Matching Mom & Baby, Dad & Child - Patterns includedCrafty Patti2021-01-07 | Learn how to knit easy ribbed hats for everyone on your list. See how easy it is to knit with circular needles. Step by step tutorial to knit the baby hat. All hats are made from the same pattern with slight variations of yarn, needle size and amount of cast on stitches. Reference chart for head sizes included!
Supply List: -1 ball of Bernat Softee Baby Chunky #5 for Mommy & Baby hat -1 ball Bernat Softee chunky #6 wine for Childs hat -1-2 balls Bernat Softee Chunky #6 black for Dads hat -16" US10 (6mm) bamboo circular needles for Mom, Dad & Child hats -11" US 4 (3.5mm) circular needles. Found mine at Michaels. -large eye blunt end darning needle -scissors to cut yarn -stitch marker
Level: Easy Aprox. Time to complete for 1 hat: 3 to 4 hrs K = Knit P = Purl Tog. = Together
KNITTED RIBBED HAT FOR MOM & BABY Pattern for ADULT MOM & BABY instructions shown in the bracket ( ) ADULT MOM 16” (40.64cm) length. US 10 (6mm) circular needles BABY -11” (28cm) length. US 4 (3.5mm) circular needles 1 ball of bulky weight #5 yarn. I used Bernat Softee Baby Chunky in fluffy cloud white. 155 yds (142m). This will make the adult & baby hat!
Pattern: ADULT with BABY sizing in bracket -Cast on 64 (52) stitches -Work in K2, P2 ribbing for your 64 (52) stitches. Join the round and continue K2,P2 ribbing in the round until you have 10” (25.4cm) 6” (15.24cm) in length or if you want a longer hat than keep knitting.
DECREASE FOR ADULT MOM HAT Round 1: *K2 tog., P2* Repeat to end of round. (48 stitches) Round 2,3 & 4: *K1, P2* repeat to end of round Round 5: *K1 P2 tog.* repeat to end of round. (32 stitches) Round 6: *K1, P1* repeat to end of round Round 7: *K2 tog.* repeat to end of round. (16 stitches) Round 8: Knit all stitches to end of round
DECREASE FOR BABYS HAT Round 1: *K2 tog., P2* Repeat to end of round. (39 stitches) Round 2: *K1, P2* repeat to end of round Round 3: *K1 P2 tog.* repeat to end of round. (26 stitches) Round 4: *K1, P1* repeat to end of round Round 5: *K2 tog.* to end of round. (13 stitches) Round 6: Knit all stitches to end of round -Cut yarn leaving 12” (30.48cm) for closing up top and for adding a pom pom if desired. -Thread needle with yarn and bring through all the stitches remaining on needle. -Cinch up tightly to form top of hat. Thread yarn through the top stitches and form a knot and weave in end of yarn and cut. -Weave in cast on end of yarn.
KNITTED RIBBED HAT FOR ADULT DAD & CHILD Pattern for ADULT DAD and CHILD instructions shown in the bracket ( ) -16” (41cm) length. US 10 (6mm) circular needles ADULT DAD HAT - 1 ball black Bernat Softee Chunky Bulky #6. Just enough for a 1”(2.5cm) brim. If you want a longer hat than you will have to buy 2 balls. CHILDS HAT - 1 ball vino Bernat Softee Chunky Bulky #6.
Pattern: ADULT DAD pattern with CHILD sizing in bracket ( ) -Cast on 60 (44) stitches -Work in K2, P2 ribbing for your 60 (44) stitches. Join the round and continue K2,P2 ribbing in the round until you have 8” (25.4cm) in length or if you want a longer hat than keep knitting.
DECREASE FOR ADULT DAD HAT Round 1: *K2 tog., P2* Repeat to end of round. (45 stitches) Round 2,3 & 4: *K1, P2* repeat to end of round Round 5: *K1 P2 tog.* repeat to end of round. (30 stitches) Round 6: *K1, P1* repeat to end of round Round 7: *K2 tog.* repeat to end of round. (15 stitches) Round 8: Knit all stitches to end of round
DECREASE FOR CHILDS HAT Round 1: *K2 tog., P2* Repeat to end of round. (33 stitches) Round 2: *K1, P2* repeat to end of round Round 3: *K1 P2 tog.* repeat to end of round. (22 stitches) Round 4: *K1, P1* repeat to end of round Round 5: *K2 tog.* to end of round. (11 stitches) Round 6: Knit all stitches to end of round
-Cut yarn leaving 12” (30.48cm) for closing up top and for adding a pom pom if desired. -Thread needle with yarn and bring through all the stitches remaining on needle. -Cinch up tightly to form top of hat. Thread yarn through the top stitches and form a knot and weave in end of yarn and cut. -Weave in cast on end of yarn.