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Showing posts with label earrings. Show all posts

🧶 How to make a EASTER EGG POUCH


A decorative crochet pouch shaped like a flower basket for an Easter egg.
Worked in the round from bottom to top without cutting the yarn.

🧵 Materials

  • Cotton thread (125 m / 25 g)

  • Hook 1.25 mm

  • Yardage: 35–40 m

✂️ Abbreviations (US Terms)

video tutorial & pattern, crochet stitch No40 - necklace & earrings

 Pattern - *start with 7 chain , 1ttr (triple trble chrochet)in the first chain,we work in ttr .... 2sc - 2dc loop - 2dc (double crochet) - 2tr (trble) - 1 dtr(double treble crochet),
we work over  in dtr - 5sc (single crochet) and 1sc in ttr (see the video how),2chain - sc in the next,{1 ch-turn back -1dc} repeat

how to make crocheted earrings

 So we waited for the summer, which means it's time to get the earrings in a nautical style. I offer you my version of these ornaments. This masterclass will suit everyone who has ever tried to crochet.
Materials and tools:
1- Yarn (I Polyester, 1 mm in diameter, is also suitable, for example, iris).
2- Crochet hook (I have 1.25 mm).
3- Beads, about 5 g
4- Glass beads 10 mm in diameter.
5- Wire 60 cm.
6- The fastener.
7- Needle for beads.
8- Round pliers.
9- Before you start using the bead needle all the beads strung on a spool of thread.
Now you will need wire. It is best to use the copper wire diameter of 1 mm, as it is quite hard to keep the shape of the earring is good (the wire on the anvil can fight off for added rigidity). Divide a piece of wire 60 cm in length in half, take one half and bend at its end of a small hook, which will continue to be worn bead.
 Put a bead on the hook and wrap the wire around it. Since the bead is secured inside wire ring, forming the center of earrings. Then, continue to tighten the wire in a spiral to the desired size of the earrings. You should get here this snail. To get an even earrings, you can help yourself by making a sketch on paper and bending a wire according to the sketch.
Leave the tip of the wire about 1 cm long untwisted, take pliers and turn it into a neat loop for which the shackle is attached to the fastener.The basis of the future aqua ready, now you can start knitting. Starting from the edge or in the middle, tie bars without nakida earring.  So uncomplicated way knit the entire base until the end.Next, turn the basis for the other party. Now you can add the foamy crest of a wave. To do this, three air loops with beads of each. Knits such a loop in the same way as normal, but the thread is captured by the hook of the beads.
A chain of three air loops attach to the base in the same column, some tied with wire. Threaded hook should be in the third from the edge of the loop. Repeat pattern by sticking three air loops with beads to each of the third loop of the base. If you look at the front side, you get like this.
Here and ready bright summer earrings "Sea Wave"!

Ball stitched vent rocaille

Material 
beads regular size of about 2.5 g (in this manual pink and gray Japanese TOHO beads vel. 11)
Wooden bead 14 mm (e-shop, we have a large diameter and lots of plastic beads )
B nymo black thread or fishing line 0.15 mm,
Eyepin , pearl needle , scissors.
Fig. 2-- 1st row : Prepare the beginning of bullets - five pieces of gray seed beads , put on one end of the thread and tie them tightly. At the other end, put on the needle. A tie it with one knot in the corner of his eye. Thus we will always navlíkání slipped threads during work. Pass the needle nosed wooden bead and bend at one end so that it does not fall. At the other end of the needle put on the ring of seed beads and also the end of the bend. Working with us will be better to hold in hand and beads will hold it in place.
(In other sewn-size wooden balls it is sometimes necessary to change the number of beads in row 1 - 4 pieces at a lesser or greater at 6 pieces. But it depends on the size of seed beads.)
Fig. 3 --2nd row : 1 piece stringing pink seed beads on a thread and needle pull alongside the adjacent gray beads. In this way, we put on a total of five pieces of pink seed beads . This style is called threading circular peyote stitch (see picture and diagram).
 Fig. 4th -- Thus terminating any number of balls . It is actually a transition from one series to another. We put the last pink beads 2nd row, gray stretch rocaille from the first series and now also the first pink rocaille from the second row. (If you miss the first threading pink rocaille, they will form a horizontal line, but a spiral. For advanced it is thus the possibility for more magic with colors and patterns sewn bead.)
 
Fig. 5th -- The beginning of the third row . Thread based on the first bead the second series.
 Fig. 6 --The third row will learn to add . The principle is always the same. Place a bead, put on two gray beads and pass the second pink rocaille in the second row.
Fig. 7 -- Continue in this manner throughout the third row. Series will be as follows: 2-2-2-2-2 (total of 10). A series of looping terminate the thread , only the first gray bead 3rd advice.
 Fig. 8 -- 4th row : in this way we complete extension . The two gray rocailles, which were strung together in the third row, sew one pink beads.
Fig. 9th --Continue in the same style as the 2nd row. We always have between two gray sew one pink beads (total 10 pieces).
 Fig. 10th --Terminate the fourth row (see description of Fig. 04).
Fig. 11th -- A 5th to sew classically as the 2nd row. The two pink rocailles fourth row sew another pink beads (total 10 pieces).
 Fig. 12th --Terminate the fifth row.
Fig. 13. -- Started 6th range .
 Fig. 14th --In the sixth, it is important to monitor the 3rd row in which we have expanded. If you look carefully, constitute the extension of the "tree." To look pretty bullet, sixth row will be added in the same places as in the third row. This is going to rotate buildup on the number of gray seed beads as follows: 1-2-1-2-1 -2-1-2-1-2 . (total 15 pieces). We will end the sixth series of looping yarn gray rocaille first of this series.
Fig. 15th --This would now be like your bullet from the top six rows.
 Fig. 16th --7th row : finish the expansion in the same manner as in the fourth row (between two gray sew one pink beads - a total of 15 pieces) and a wide range of end the traditional way.
Fig. 17th --8th row : sew a classic circular peyote stitch pink seed beads.
 Fig. 18th --This would now be like your bullet from the top eight rows.
Fig. 19th --This illustration shows the approximate estimation , if we were going to add another row or not. Stretch the thread and yarn if the distance from the thickest place of wooden beads just right for putting one seed bead, we add. But it also has to "cap" the bead on the ball nicely sit - weaned.
 When detached, you have added too much work and need to rip out the last extension line and replace one eventually. two pairs of expansion of beads just one seed beads. If the thread a wooden bead touches, you have to add in the next row. Eventually, you will be able to different sizes of wooden beads and seed beads to gauge where and how much will be needed to add a bead.
 Fig. 20th --9th row : sew a classic circular peyote stitch gray rocaille (total 15 units).
Fig. 21st --We sew 10th to 15 series of classic circular peyote stitch pink seed beads.
 Fig. 22nd --16th row : sew a classic circular peyote stitch gray seed beads.
Fig. 23rd --
 17th row - removal. Plunging means stapling two bead in the previous row . We put the needle 1 pink beads and thread the needle as usual gray rocaille previous series. Then the needle without putting additional pink seed beads pass the following gray seed beads. Then sew two single pink beads between two gray and then turn Uber etc.  Do not forget to pre-schedule the removal. It should be in the same order as that added to the beginning of the beads. In our case, you will sew the pink 17th series as follows: 1-1-0-1-1-0-1-1-0-1-1-0-1-1-0 (total 10 pieces).
 When sewing different sized wooden balls is important to estimate how many times in a row, it's time to go. Chosen range should slightly protrude from the surface of the wooden balls and balls from the end should be about as far as the last series when we joined.
 Fig. 24th--Gently tighten. Gray beads move closer together and form an inverted "tree" than when adding bead at the beginning of the balls.
Fig. 25th --End of the 17th row: Here we meet two steps: deleting + end of a series.
 Fig. 26th --This would now your ball should look like from above seventeen rows.
Fig. 27th --18th row - plunging completion : the place where we were going (gray tree), "we will cross" pink rocaille 1 (total 10 pieces).
 Fig. 28th -- End of the 18th row: Here we meet again in two steps: "bridging" + exit rows.
Fig. 29th --19th row: sew a classic circular peyote stitch gray rocaille (total 10 pieces).
 Fig. 30th--This would now your ball should look like from above after nineteen rows.
Fig. 31st --20th row is the second row, where we are going. Again, we combine the two gray rocailles from the previous row without putting pink seed beads. Then sew one pink beads between two classic gray and then turn uber etc. Ranking sewing pink seed beads: 1-0-1-0-1-0-1-0-1-0
 Fig. 32nd -- End of the 20th row : Here we meet again in two steps: "bridging" + exit rows.

Fig. 33rd --21st series - plunging completion : the place where we were going (gray tree), "we will cross" one pink seed beads. Total sew 5 pcs pink seed beads.
Ready stitched vent ball. Wooden ball increases its diameter by about 4 mm (depending on the size of seed beads). source