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thepigeonsnest.com

Crochet Lanyard Pattern This pattern can be adapted to make wristlets and smaller key fobs too. You will need to work in multiples of 2 to make your initial chain to the length you require. I chain 138 to get my preferred lanyard length. I also find using a cotton really brings out the lovely texture in this stitch and doesn’t overstretch too much once in use. Ch138 Row 1: Hook into second Ch on your hook, yarn over and pull through so you have 2 loops on your hook. Hook into next Ch, yarn over and pull through so you have 3 loops on your hook. Repeat until 6 loops on your hoop. Yarn over, pull through all 6 loops and secure with a ch.  *Pop your hook into the eye on the star you have just created, yarn over, pull through so you have 2 loops on your hook. Pop your hook into the leg of that first star, yarn over, pull through so you have 3 loops on your hook. Pop your hook into the join between the previous star and the chain, yarn over, pull through so you have 4 loops on your hook.  Hook into next Ch, yarn over and pull through so you have 5 loops on your hook. Hook into next Ch, yarn over and pull through so you have 6 loops on your hook.  Yarn over, pull through all 6 loops and secure with a ch. Repeat from * until you work the entire length of your row. In the last ch of your row, pop a htr in the same space as the last leg of the star. Turn your work. Row 2: Ch1, 2htr into each eye along the length of you Row 1. Pop your hook into the first ch of the previous row and SS. Continue round to the left of your project, SS around the initial chain row to give both edges of your lanyard a raised edge. Secure and fasten. Lay your lanyard with both ends RS up facing you, and place one on top of the other. Slide the D ring in between the layers and stitch the lanyard together around the D ring securing it in place as well as closing the two ends together.

sonderyarnco.com

It's well known that we have a deep and abiding love for a pretty halo and we think this luminous blend of kid mohair and silk strikes the perfect balance between fuzzy texture and sheen. Use HALO on its own (held single or double) or in combination with other yarns to add the softest, lightest bloom to your projects. Content: 72% mohair, 28% silkYardage: 420 m (459 yds)Gauge: VariableNeedles: 2.25 - 5 mm (US 1 - 8)Knitting weight: LaceAmount: 50 gRecommended care: Hand wash and lay flat to dry. Produced in South Africa. RMS Certified. Please note that light bleeding may occur on the first wash or two, especially with deeper and more saturated colourways. We recommend purchasing sufficient yarn for multi-skein projects and alternating rows. Not sure how to alternate rows from different skeins while knitting? Find a great tutorial HERE.

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hookok.com

How to make beautiful crochet rose for your bouquet ideas. Step by step instruction with video. Free crochet rose pattern.

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thebloomcrafter.com

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happypattycrochet.com

Introducing the Easy Lily crochet pattern, a botanical project designed to capture the elegant shape and open bloom of a classic lily in a more approachable way. This pattern recreates the flower’s long petals, soft pointed sepals, prominent center, and leaf, making it a beautiful choice for crocheters who enjoy realistic flowers with clear structure and a polished result. Use your crocheted Lily as a statement stem in a bouquet, display it on its own in a vase, or combine several stems for floral arrangements that feel timeless and refined. Its recognizable silhouette makes it especially lovely for home décor, wedding work, gifts, and handmade bouquets that never fade. The pattern includes clear diagrams, step-by-step photo guides, and written instructions (in English, using American crochet terms). You will learn how to crochet the petals, sepals, leaf, stamens, stigma, and central stem, then assemble all elements into a finished flower. Each part is worked separately and joined in clear stages, making the process easier to follow even if this is your first time trying a more structured floral pattern.

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