A slightly firmer, simple square ( eng )

 A slightly firmer, simple square

Crocheting Firm Granny Squares: Perfect Building Blocks for Beautiful Baby Blankets and More

Welcome to my blog! Today, I want to introduce you to the world of Granny Squares – but not just any Granny Squares, rather a slightly firmer version that is especially well-suited for baby blankets. Granny Squares are a classic crochet technique known for their versatility and simplicity. Let's discover together how you can crochet firmer Granny Squares and turn them into charming baby blankets.

What are Granny Squares?

Granny Squares are small, square crochet pieces that are typically worked in rounds. They are a staple in the crochet world and can be designed in countless patterns and colors. The firmer version ensures a more stable and durable structure, making them ideal for baby blankets.

Why firmer Granny Squares?

Firmer Granny Squares offer several advantages:

• Structure: They are more robust and retain their shape better.
• Durability: They withstand frequent washing and daily use.
• Warmth: The denser structure makes them warmer and more comfortable.

Applications for Granny Squares

Granny Squares are incredibly versatile. Firm Granny Squares are not only suitable for baby blankets but also for many other creative projects. Here are some ideas:

• Classic Baby Blanket: Join several Granny Squares into a cozy blanket. Choose soft pastel tones or vibrant colors according to your preference.
• Patchwork Blanket: Combine different patterns and colors of Granny Squares into a unique patchwork blanket. Each square unit can have its own design, giving the blanket a playful character.
• Cushion Covers: Crochet multiple Granny Squares and connect them into decorative cushion covers. The firmer structure ensures durable and shape-retaining cushions.
• Rugs: Create a durable rug from several Granny Squares. The firmer crochet technique makes the rug robust and long-lasting, ideal for living rooms or children's rooms.
• Wall Hangings: Use Granny Squares as decorative wall hangings. Combine different patterns and colors to create unique artworks for your walls.
• Bags: Crochet fashionable handbags or tote bags from Granny Squares. The firmer structure offers additional stability and durability.
• Potholders: Firm Granny Squares are excellent as potholders. They are thick enough to protect against heat while being decorative.
• Clothes and Jackets: For the adventurous – why not combine several Granny Squares into a unique piece of clothing? A jacket or dress made from Granny Squares is a real eye-catcher.

Tips for the Perfect Baby Blanket

• Use Soft Yarn: Make sure to choose soft and skin-friendly yarn, especially suitable for babies.
• Color Selection: Choose colors that match the nursery decor or simply bring joy.
• Careful Workmanship: Ensure that the threads are neatly woven in and the squares are securely connected for long-lasting durability.

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Comments and Feedback

I always appreciate your comments and feedback! Share your experiences with firm Granny Squares and your own ideas and projects. Your opinions are important to me and help improve the blog.

I hope this blog post has inspired you to try out firm Granny Squares and turn them into wonderful baby blankets and more. Happy crocheting and see you next time!

Crochet Pattern

Round 1. Color A

Chain 3 (counts as 1 double crochet), crochet 15 double crochets into a magic ring. Slip stitch into the 3rd initial chain (16 stitches total).

Round 2

Chain 3 (counts as 1 double crochet), crochet 3 double crochets into the same stitch, * skip 1 stitch, single crochet in the next stitch, skip 1 stitch, crochet 7 double crochets in the next stitch * repeat 2 more times. Skip 1 stitch, single crochet, skip 1 stitch, crochet 3 double crochets in the same stitch as the first stitches. Fasten off and invisibly join the round in the first true double crochet (32 stitches total).

Round 3. Color B

Join in the middle double crochet with a standing stitch. In this stitch, single crochet, * single crochet in the 3rd loop of the next 3 stitches, skip 1 stitch, single crochet in the 3rd loop of the next 3 stitches, single crochet + chain 2 + single crochet in the next stitch * repeat 2 more times. Single crochet in the 3rd loop of the next 3 stitches, skip 1 stitch, single crochet in the 3rd loop of the next 3 stitches, single crochet in the same stitch as the first single crochet, chain 1, single crochet in the first single crochet (32 stitches total).

In rounds 4 and 5, crochet over the joining stitch at the beginning. Treat the joining stitch like a chain stitch, working into it to completely cover it.

Round 4

Chain 3 (counts as 1 double crochet) + 1 double crochet over the joining single crochet, * 8 double crochets, 3 double crochets in the chain space * repeat 2 more times. 8 double crochets, 1 double crochet in the same chain space as the first two stitches. Fasten off and invisibly join the round in the first true double crochet (44 stitches total).

Round 5. Color C

Join in the middle double crochet of a 3-double crochet corner with a standing stitch, single crochet in this stitch, * single crochet in the 3rd loop of the next 10 stitches, single crochet + chain 2 + single crochet in the next stitch * repeat 2 more times. Single crochet in the 3rd loop of the next 10 stitches, single crochet in the same stitch as the first single crochet, chain 1, single crochet in the first single crochet (48 stitches total).

Round 6

Chain 3 (counts as 1 double crochet) + 1 double crochet over the joining single crochet, * 12 double crochets, 3 double crochets in the chain space * repeat 2 more times. 12 double crochets, 1 double crochet in the same chain space as the first two stitches. Fasten off and invisibly join the round in the first true double crochet (60 stitches total).

Round 7. Color D

Join in the middle double crochet of a 3-double crochet corner with a standing stitch, single crochet in this stitch, * single crochet in the 3rd loop of the next 14 stitches, single crochet + chain 2 + single crochet in the next stitch * repeat 2 more times. Single crochet in the 3rd loop of the next 14 stitches, single crochet in the same stitch as the first single crochet, chain 1, single crochet in the first single crochet (64 stitches total).

Round 8

Chain 3 (counts as 1 double crochet) * 16 half double crochets, half double crochet + chain 2 + half double crochet in the chain space * repeat 2 more times. 16 half double crochets, half double crochet in the same stitch as the initial chain, chain 2. Fasten off and invisibly join the round in the first true half double crochet (72 stitches total).

48 Ein etwas festeres, einfaches Quadrat

Ein etwas festeres, einfaches Quadrat

Mit Häkelanleitung

Feste Granny Squares Häkeln: Perfekte Bausteine für Wunderschöne Babydecken und mehr.

Willkommen auf meinem Blog! Heute möchte ich dich in die Welt der Granny Squares einführen – aber nicht irgendwelche Granny Squares, sondern eine etwas festere Variante, die sich besonders gut für Babydecken eignet. Granny Squares sind eine klassische Häkeltechnik, die sich durch ihre Vielseitigkeit und Einfachheit auszeichnet. Lass uns gemeinsam entdecken, wie du festere Granny Squares häkeln und daraus zauberhafte Babydecken gestalten kannst.

Was sind Granny Squares?

Granny Squares sind kleine, quadratische Häkelstücke, die typischerweise in Runden gearbeitet werden. Sie sind ein Grundbaustein in der Häkelwelt und können in unzähligen Mustern und Farben gestaltet werden. Die festere Variante sorgt für eine stabilere und langlebigere Struktur, die besonders für Babydecken ideal ist.

Warum festere Granny Squares?

Festere Granny Squares bieten mehrere Vorteile:

• Struktur: Sie sind robuster und behalten ihre Form besser.
• Langlebigkeit: Sie halten häufigerem Waschen und täglichem Gebrauch stand.
• Wärme: Durch die dichtere Struktur sind sie wärmer und komfortabler.

Anwendungsmöglichkeiten für Granny Squares

Granny Squares sind unglaublich vielseitig. Feste Granny Squares eignen sich nicht nur für Babydecken, sondern auch für viele andere kreative Projekte. Hier sind einige Ideen: 

Klassische Babydecke: Verbinde mehrere Granny Squares zu einer kuscheligen Decke. Wähle sanfte Pastelltöne oder kräftige Farben, je nach Vorliebe.

Patchwork-Decke: Kombiniere verschiedene Muster und Farben der Granny Squares zu einer einzigartigen Patchwork-Decke. Jede Quadrateinheit kann ein eigenes Design haben, was der Decke einen spielerischen Charakter verleiht.

Kissenbezüge: Häkeln Sie mehrere Granny Squares und verbinden Sie diese zu dekorativen Kissenbezügen. Die festere Struktur sorgt für langlebige und formstabile Kissen.

Teppiche: Erstellen Sie aus mehreren Granny Squares einen strapazierfähigen Teppich. Die festere Häkeltechnik macht den Teppich robust und langlebig, ideal für Wohn- oder Kinderzimmer.

Wandbehänge: Nutzen Sie Granny Squares als dekorative Wandbehänge. Kombinieren Sie verschiedene Muster und Farben, um einzigartige Kunstwerke für Ihre Wände zu schaffen.

Taschen: Häkeln Sie aus Granny Squares modische Hand- oder Einkaufstaschen. Die festere Struktur bietet zusätzliche Stabilität und Langlebigkeit.

Topflappen: Feste Granny Squares eignen sich hervorragend als Topflappen. Sie sind dick genug, um Hitze abzuhalten, und gleichzeitig dekorativ.

Kleider und Jacken: Für die Mutigen unter euch – warum nicht mehrere Granny Squares zu einem einzigartigen Kleidungsstück verbinden? Eine Jacke oder ein Kleid aus Granny Squares ist ein echter Hingucker.

Tipps für die perfekte Babydecke

• Weiches Garn verwenden: Achte darauf, ein weiches und hautfreundliches Garn zu wählen, das speziell für Babys geeignet ist.
• Farbauswahl: Wähle Farben, die zur Einrichtung des Kinderzimmers passen oder einfach nur Freude bereiten.
• Sorgfältige Verarbeitung: Achte darauf, die Fäden ordentlich zu vernähen und die Quadrate sicher miteinander zu verbinden, um eine lange Haltbarkeit zu gewährleisten.

Warum meinem Blog folgen?

Auf meinem Blog teile ich regelmäßig neue Häkelprojekte, Techniken und Tipps, die deine Kreativität anregen und deine Häkelfähigkeiten verbessern. Folge meinem Blog, um keine neuen Beiträge zu verpassen und dich ständig inspirieren zu lassen.

Kommentare und Feedback

Ich freue mich immer über eure Kommentare und Feedback! Erzählt mir von euren Erfahrungen mit festen Granny Squares und teilt eure eigenen Ideen und Projekte. Eure Meinungen sind mir wichtig und helfen mir, den Blog weiter zu verbessern.

Ich hoffe, dieser Blogartikel hat dich inspiriert, feste Granny Squares auszuprobieren und daraus traumhafte Babydecken zu gestalten. Viel Spaß beim Häkeln und bis zum nächsten Mal!

Häkelanleitungen nach diesem Beitrag.

47 Mit T-Shirt-Garn / Textilgarn gehäkelte Tasche

Mit T-Shirt-Garn / Textilgarn gehäkelte Tasche

mit Häkelanleitung

Textilgarn gehäkelte Tasche

Entdecken Sie die Welt des Textilgarns und lernen Sie, wie Sie stilvolle und nachhaltige Taschen häkeln können. Erfahren Sie mehr über die Vorteile von Textilgarn und lassen Sie sich von unseren Designideen inspirieren.

Modische Taschen aus Textilgarn Häkeln: Ein Leitfaden für Stil und Nachhaltigkeit

Einführung

In der Welt des Häkelns gibt es unendlich viele Möglichkeiten, Kreativität und handwerkliches Geschick zu vereinen. Eine besonders stilvolle und nachhaltige Option ist das Häkeln mit Textilgarn. In diesem Blogartikel erfahren Sie alles Wissenswerte über Textilgarn, seine Vorteile und wie Sie daraus eine modische Tasche häkeln können.

Was ist Textilgarn?

Textilgarn, auch bekannt als T-Shirt-Garn oder Zpagetti-Garn, wird aus recycelten Stoffen hergestellt. Es besteht oft aus Resten der Textilindustrie oder alten Kleidungsstücken, die in Streifen geschnitten und zu einem robusten Garn verarbeitet werden. Dieses Material ist nicht nur umweltfreundlich, sondern auch äußerst vielseitig und langlebig.

Vorteile von Textilgarn

• Nachhaltigkeit: Durch die Verwendung von recycelten Materialien tragen Sie zur Reduzierung von Textilabfällen bei.
• Vielseitigkeit: Textilgarn ist in einer Vielzahl von Farben und Mustern erhältlich, sodass Sie für jedes Projekt das passende Garn finden.
• Robustheit: Aufgrund seiner Dicke und Festigkeit eignet sich Textilgarn hervorragend für strapazierfähige Projekte wie Taschen, Teppiche und Körbe.
• Einfaches Handling: Das Arbeiten mit Textilgarn ist besonders für Anfänger leicht, da es gut in der Hand liegt und schnelle Fortschritte ermöglicht.

Modische Taschen aus Textilgarn

Eine aus Textilgarn gehäkelte Tasche ist nicht nur ein praktisches Accessoire, sondern auch ein echtes Statement-Piece. Du kannst damit deinen persönlichen Stil ausdrücken und gleichzeitig auf Nachhaltigkeit setzen. Ob für den Alltag, den Strand oder besondere Anlässe – mit einer selbstgehäkelten Tasche aus Textilgarn bist du immer modisch unterwegs.

Stil und Design

Das Häkeln mit Textilgarn eröffnet zahlreiche Gestaltungsmöglichkeiten. Hier einige Ideen, wie du deine Tasche individuell gestalten kannst:

• Farbkombinationen: Nutzen Sie die Vielfalt an Farben und Mustern, um einzigartige und auffällige Designs zu kreieren.
• Größen und Formen: Ob kleine Clutch, geräumige Shopper-Bag oder trendiger Rucksack – Ihrer Fantasie sind keine Grenzen gesetzt.
• Verzierungen: Fügen Sie zusätzliche Elemente wie Fransen, Quasten oder gehäkelte Applikationen hinzu, um Ihrer Tasche einen besonderen Touch zu verleihen.

Anwendungsmöglichkeiten

• Einkaufstaschen: Robust und geräumig, perfekt für den Wochenmarkt oder den Einkauf in der Stadt.
• Strandtaschen: Wasserresistent und stylisch, ideal für einen Tag am Strand.
• Freizeit- und Alltagstaschen: Bequem und modisch, passend für jede Gelegenheit.

Folge meinem Blog, um regelmäßig neue Ideen, Anleitungen und Tipps rund um das Thema Häkeln zu erhalten. Entdecke inspirierende Projekte und lerne neue Techniken, die deine Häkelfähigkeiten auf das nächste Level bringen.

Ich freue mich über deine Kommentare und dein Feedback! Teil mir dein Erfahrungen mit dem Häkeln von Taschen aus Textilgarn mit und lasse mir wissen, welche Projekte dich am meisten begeistern. Deine Meinungen und Ideen sind mir wichtig und helfen mir, meinen Blog noch besser zu gestalten.

Ich hoffe, dieser ausführliche Blogartikel hat dir einen guten Einblick in die Welt des Häkelns mit Textilgarn und die Möglichkeiten, eine modische Tasche zu kreieren, gegeben. Viel Spaß beim Häkeln und bis zum nächsten Mal

Häkelanleitungen nach diesem Beitrag.

Pullover with Half-Length ( eng )

Pullover with Half-Length 

Unique Pattern for a Half-Length Sleeve Pullover

Welcome to my blog! Today, I want to share a very special pattern for a beautiful knitted pullover with half-length sleeves. This pullover is knitted in one piece from bottom to top and then from top to bottom. Perfect for knitting enthusiasts looking for a unique project!

Materials You'll Need:

• Yarn Weight and Material: The choice of yarn material and weight is up to you.
• Knitting Needles: Choose suitable knitting needles based on your selected yarn and personal knitting tension.
• Measuring Tape: An essential tool to ensure your pullover fits perfectly.
• Prym Stitch Gauge: A handy tool to measure your gauge swatch accurately and adjust your measurements.

Pattern Instructions:

Gauge Swatch: Before starting the actual knitting, knit a gauge swatch with your chosen yarn and needle size. Measure the stitches and rows per 10 cm using the Prym stitch gauge. Note these values, as they are crucial for the fit of your pullover.

Tips for a Perfect Result:

• Always maintain an even tension to achieve a consistent stitch pattern.
• Try on the pullover regularly during knitting to ensure it fits well.
• Use high-quality yarn that is comfortable on the skin and durable.

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Gauge:

• 20 stitches and 20 rows in stockinette stitch = 10 x 10 cm
• 20 stitches and 26 rows for the pattern = 10 x 10 cm
• Use a circular needle to handle the large number of stitches.

Pattern:

• Number of stitches should be divisible by 2 plus 3.

1. Row 1: (Wrong side) Slip 1 stitch, knit to the end.
2. Row 2: (Right side) Slip 1 stitch, knit to the end.
3. Row 3: Slip 1 stitch, knit 1, purl 1, yarn over, purl 2 together, repeat from * to the last 2 stitches, purl 1, knit 1.
4. Row 4: Slip 1 stitch, knit to the end.

Repeat these 4 rows for the pattern.

Note:

This pullover is knitted in one piece, starting at the bottom front edge up to the shoulder, then from the shoulder down to the bottom back edge.

• The first stitch in each row is always slipped. The last stitch in each row is always knitted.

Instructions:

• Cast on the calculated number of stitches (for your yarn, needle size, and your size).

1. Row 1: Slip 1 stitch, purl to the last stitch, knit 1.
2. Row 2: Slip 1 stitch, knit to the last stitch, knit 1.

Repeat rows 1 and 2 until you have knitted about 6 cm.

Then, knit every row:

• Slip 1 stitch, knit to the last stitch.

Alternate until you reach the armhole height (approximately 43 cm).

Now, increase stitches on both sides for 23 cm.

Continue knitting in pattern until the neckline:

• After approximately 23 cm in pattern, decrease 32 cm for the neckline.
• On the wrong side, increase these 32 cm again.

Knit in pattern for another 23 cm and knit the sleeves.

Continue as at the beginning:

1. Row 1: Slip 1 stitch, purl to the last stitch, knit 1.
2. Row 2: Slip 1 stitch, knit to the last stitch, knit 1.

Repeat rows 1 and 2 until you have knitted about 6 cm.

Then, knit every row:

• Slip 1 stitch, knit to the last stitch.

Ensure that the sections knitted in stockinette stitch on the back match the front.

If you like, you can add a crocheted edge at the bottom and crochet the bottom edge with crab stitches.

Sew together and you're done.

Una Margarita de Ganchillo (espa)

Una Margarita de Ganchillo

Una Margarita de Ganchillo: Lleva la Belleza Natural a Tu Hogar ¡Bienvenido de nuevo a mi blog! Hoy nos sumergimos en un proyecto encantador y fascinante: una margarita de ganchillo. Esta hermosa flor es un símbolo de inocencia, pureza y nuevos comienzos. Ya sea como decoración, regalo o adorno para otros proyectos, una margarita de ganchillo lleva un toque de naturaleza a tu hogar. Descubramos juntos por qué este proyecto trae tanta alegría.

¿Por qué hacer una margarita de ganchillo? Las margaritas son populares en todo el mundo debido a su simplicidad y elegancia. Una margarita de ganchillo es un proyecto gratificante que se puede hacer relativamente rápido. Es adecuado tanto para principiantes como para crocheters experimentados. Además, las margaritas de ganchillo se pueden usar de muchas maneras:

• Como aplicaciones en bolsos, sombreros y ropa
• Como broches o alfileres
• En ramos como regalos únicos
• Como accesorio de hogar para embellecer cualquier habitación

La belleza de la margarita de ganchillo Una margarita de ganchillo es más que una simple decoración; es una expresión de tu creatividad y artesanía. Los delicados pétalos blancos y el centro amarillo brillante le dan una apariencia realista y a la vez encantadora. Puedes colocarla como un punto focal en tu sala de estar, agregarla a regalos o incluso armar un hermoso ramo.

Personalización de tu margarita Lo genial de las flores de ganchillo es que puedes personalizarlas a tu gusto. Aquí tienes algunas ideas para personalizar tu margarita:

• Variaciones de color: Experimenta con diferentes colores para un aspecto único. Margaritas rosas, azules o incluso multicolores pueden agregar un toque divertido.
• Pétalos: Varía la cantidad de pétalos para una flor más llena o más aireada.
• Formas de hojas: Prueba diferentes formas y tamaños de hojas para crear variedad.

Inspiración y aplicaciones ¡Las posibilidades son infinitas! Aquí tienes algunas ideas creativas para usar tu margarita de ganchillo:

• Decoración: Embellece tu hogar colocando la margarita en un jarrón o sujetándola a las cortinas.
• Regalos: Utiliza margaritas de ganchillo como etiquetas de regalo especiales o intégralas en envolturas de regalos.
• Accesorio de moda: Lleva la margarita como un broche o sujétala a un bolso para un toque alegre de color.
• Bodas: Los ramos de flores anudadas hechas de margaritas de ganchillo son ramos de bodas únicos y duraderos.

Conclusión Una margarita de ganchillo es un proyecto simple pero muy gratificante que trae alegría y creatividad. Ofrece la oportunidad de mejorar tus habilidades de ganchillo mientras creas algo hermoso y funcional. Ya sea como decoración personal o como regalo, esta encantadora flor seguramente sacará una sonrisa en los rostros de quienes la vean.

Espero que este proyecto te traiga tanta alegría como a mí. Comparte tus creaciones conmigo en los comentarios o en las redes sociales. ¡Hasta la próxima y feliz ganchillo!

¡Sigue mi blog para más ideas creativas de ganchillo! Si quieres saber más sobre proyectos creativos de ganchillo, suscríbete a mi blog y mantente al día. Tus comentarios y apoyo me ayudan a seguir proporcionando contenido inspirador. Muchas gracias y hasta la próxima.

Patrón de Ganchillo

Para esta flor, necesitarás: hilo blanco, amarillo y verde, y una aguja de ganchillo adecuada para el grosor de tu hilo.

• Un cortador lateral
• Pegamento caliente
• Relleno de fibra
• Alambre floral verde, 0.35 mm
• Alambre para tallo verde, 0.8 mm de grosor
• Cinta floral verde

Centro de la Flor (Colores Amarillo y Verde)

Trabajar en rondas con punto bajo (pb). Cerrar cada ronda con un punto deslizado (pd).

Con Amarillo

Ronda 1: Cadena 2

Ronda 2: Trabajar 6 pb en la segunda cadena desde el gancho y unir con un pd. (6)

Ronda 3: Duplicar cada pb. (12)

Ronda 4: Duplicar cada 2º pb. (18)

Rondas 5-6: Trabajar 18 pb en cada ronda. (18)

Cambiar a Verde

Ronda 7: Trabajar 2 pb juntos cada 2º y 3º punto. (12)

Ronda 8: Trabajar 2 pb juntos alrededor. Terminar y dejar una cola de unos 10 cm.

Rellenar el centro de la flor con un poco de relleno de fibra y coserlo con la cola.

Pétalos (Color Blanco)

Trabajar en filas; cada fila comienza con una cadena de giro.

Unir hilo a la ronda 6 del centro de la flor y trabajar de la siguiente manera:

Fila 1: Cadena 8 y 2 cadenas (cuenta como un medio punto alto, mpa). En la 3ª cadena desde el gancho, trabajar 2 mpa, 2 mpa, 3 puntos altos (pa), 1 mpa, 1 pb, 1 pd en el siguiente punto del centro de la flor. Repetir alrededor del borde. Esto hace 16-17 pétalos.

Hojas (Hacer 2, Color Verde)

Trabajar en filas; cada fila comienza con una cadena de giro.

Fila 1: Cadena 2

Fila 2: Trabajar 2 pb en la cadena inicial.

Fila 3: Trabajar 2 pb.

Fila 4: Duplicar cada pb. (4)

Fila 5: Trabajar 4 pb. (4)

Filas 6-10: Trabajar 4 pb en cada fila. (4)

Fila 11: Duplicar el primer y último punto. (6)

Filas 12-15: Trabajar 6 pb en cada fila. (6)

Fila 16: Trabajar 2 pb juntos en los primeros 2 y últimos 2 puntos. (4)

Fila 17: Trabajar 2 pb juntos alrededor. (2)

Filas 18-20: Trabajar 2 pb en cada fila. (2)

Ahora, coloca un trozo de 15 cm de alambre floral verde a lo largo del borde exterior de la hoja. Teje alrededor de la hoja con pb, encerrando el alambre mientras avanzas. En la punta de la hoja, trabaja 3 pb en un punto. Una vez que la hoja esté completamente bordeada, remata, dejando una cola de 10 cm.

Gira los extremos del alambre juntos y recorta a unos 5 cm con el cortador lateral. Esconde la cola.

Finalización

Inserta un alambre de tallo verde en la parte inferior del centro de la flor y asegúralo con pegamento caliente. Envuelve todo el alambre del tallo con cinta floral de manera apretada. Luego, coloca los alambres de las hojas contra el tallo a la altura deseada, gira los alambres alrededor del tallo y envuelve firmemente con cinta floral. Asegura el extremo con un poco de pegamento caliente.

A Daisy ( eng )

A Daisy 

A Crocheted Daisy: Bringing Natural Beauty into Your Home Welcome back to my blog! 

Today, we dive into a delightful and charming project: a crocheted daisy. This beautiful flower symbolizes innocence, purity, and new beginnings. Whether used as decoration, a gift, or an embellishment for other projects, a crocheted daisy brings a touch of nature into your home. Let’s discover together why this project brings so much joy.

Why Crochet a Daisy?

Daisies are popular worldwide for their simplicity and elegance. A crocheted daisy is a rewarding project that can be completed relatively quickly. It is suitable for both beginners and experienced crocheters. Additionally, crocheted daisies can be used in various ways:

• As appliqués on bags, hats, and clothing
• As brooches or pins
• In bouquets as unique gifts
• As home accessories to beautify any room

The Beauty of the Crocheted Daisy A crocheted daisy is more than just decoration; it is an expression of your creativity and craftsmanship. The delicate white petals and the bright yellow center give it a realistic yet charming appearance. You can place it as a centerpiece in your living room, attach it to gifts, or even arrange it into a beautiful bouquet.

Personalizing Your Daisy 

The great thing about crocheted flowers is that you can customize them as you like. Here are some ideas to personalize your daisy:

• Color Variations: Experiment with different colors for a unique look. Pink, blue, or even multicolored daisies can add a playful touch.
• Petals: Vary the number of petals for a fuller or more airy flower.
• Leaf Shapes: Try different shapes and sizes of leaves to create variety.

Inspiration and Application Ideas 

The possibilities are endless! Here are some creative ideas for using your crocheted daisy:

• Decoration: Beautify your home by displaying the daisy in a vase or attaching it to curtains.
• Gifts: Use crocheted daisies as special gift tags or incorporate them into gift wrapping.
• Fashion Accessory: Wear the daisy as a brooch or attach it to a bag for a cheerful pop of color.
• Weddings: Tied flower bouquets made of crocheted daisies are unique and lasting wedding bouquets.

Conclusion 

A crocheted daisy is a simple yet highly rewarding project that brings joy and creativity. It offers the opportunity to improve your crochet skills while creating something beautiful and functional. Whether as personal decoration or a gift, this charming flower is sure to bring a smile to the faces of those who see it.

I hope this project brings you as much joy as it does me. Feel free to share your creations with me in the comments or on social media. Until next time, and happy crocheting!

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Crochet Pattern

For this flower, you will need: white, yellow, and green yarn, and a crochet hook suitable for your yarn weight.

• A side cutter
• Hot glue
• Fiberfill
• Green floral wire, 0.35 mm
• Green stem wire, 0.8 mm thick
• Green floral tape

Flower Center (Colors Yellow and Green)

Work in rounds with single crochet (sc). Close each round with a slip stitch (sl st).

With Yellow

Round 1: Chain 2

Round 2: Work 6 sc in the second chain from the hook, and join with a sl st. (6)

Round 3: Double each sc. (12)

Round 4: Double every 2nd sc. (18)

Rounds 5-6: Work 18 sc in each round. (18)

Switch to Green

Round 7: Work 2 sc together every 2nd and 3rd stitch. (12)

Round 8: Work 2 sc together all around. Fasten off, leaving a tail of about 10 cm.

Fill the flower center with a bit of fiberfill and sew it shut with the tail.

Petals (Color White)

Work in rows; each row begins with a turning chain.

Attach yarn to round 6 of the flower center and work as follows:

Row 1: Chain 8 and 2 chains (counts as a half double crochet, hdc). In the 3rd chain from the hook, work 2 hdc, 2 hdc, 3 double crochet (dc), 1 hdc, 1 sc, 1 sl st in the next stitch of the flower center. Repeat around the edge. This makes 16-17 petals.

Leaves (Make 2, Color Green)

Work in rows; each row begins with a turning chain.

Row 1: Chain 2

Row 2: Work 2 sc in the starting chain.

Row 3: Work 2 sc.

Row 4: Double each sc. (4)

Row 5: Work 4 sc. (4)

Rows 6-10: Work 4 sc in each row. (4)

Row 11: Double the first and last stitch. (6)

Row 12-15: Work 6 sc in each row. (6)

Row 16: Work 2 sc together in the first 2 and last 2 stitches. (4)

Row 17: Work 2 sc together all around. (2)

Rows 18-20: Work 2 sc in each row. (2)

Now, lay a 15 cm piece of green floral wire along the outer edge of the leaf. Crochet around the leaf with sc, enclosing the wire as you go. At the tip of the leaf, work 3 sc into one stitch. Once the leaf is completely edged, fasten off, leaving a 10 cm tail.

Twist the wire ends together and trim to about 5 cm with the side cutter. Weave in the tail.

Finishing

Insert a green stem wire into the bottom of the flower center and secure with hot glue. Wrap the entire stem wire tightly with floral tape. Then, place the leaf wires against the stem at the desired height, twist the wires around the stem, and wrap tightly with floral tape. Secure the end with a bit of hot glue

An Iris Blossom ( eng )

 An Iris Blossom

The Beauty of the Crocheted Iris Blossom: A Masterpiece of Yarn

Welcome to my blog! Today, I’ll show you how to create the fascinating crocheted iris blossom – a true masterpiece of yarn that will elevate your crochet projects to the next level. Learn why this flower is a must-have project for every crochet enthusiast.

The Crocheted Iris Blossom: A Detailed Crochet Project

The crocheted iris blossom is more than just a simple project. It is a detailed artwork that captures the elegance and vibrant colors of nature in yarn. The versatility of this crochet flower makes it a highlight in any creative project.

Why Crochet an Iris Blossom?

Decorative Variety: A crocheted iris blossom offers countless uses. Whether as a central decoration in a bouquet or a stylish table decor – this flower enhances any arrangement. Vibrant Colors: The iris stands out with its vivid colors – from deep blue to bright yellow to delicate white or violet. With crochet, you can perfectly replicate this color palette and make your projects colorful. Complexity and Challenge: Crocheting an iris blossom is a challenging project that teaches new techniques to both beginners and experienced crocheters. It’s a wonderful opportunity to expand your skills and experience a sense of accomplishment.

Ideas for Using Your Crocheted Iris Blossom

Home Decor: Add an elegant touch to your home decor by displaying the crocheted iris blossom in vases or decorative bowls. It also looks great as a wreath or garland, all year round. Gifts: Handmade gifts always carry a special meaning. A crocheted iris blossom is a loving and personal gift for friends and family. Show them how much they mean to you.

A Project of Passion

Crocheting an iris blossom requires patience, precision, and attention to detail. The effort is worth it because the end result is an incomparable piece of art that reflects the beauty of nature in your handiwork. Something wonderful is created from simple yarn.

Whether you are just starting with crocheting or are already an experienced crochet artist – the crocheted iris blossom offers a wonderful way to expand your skills and express your creativity. Dive into the world of crocheting and be inspired by the fascinating beauty of the iris blossom.

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Crochet Instructions

For these flowers, besides yarn and a corresponding crochet hook, you will also need:

• Silver or gold floral wire, with a diameter of 0.35 mm
• Green stem wire, 0.8 mm thick
• Green floral tape about 12 mm wide
• Wire cutters
• Hot glue

Continue with the Instructions

Petals 6x

Crochet with single crochet (sc) in rows, ending each row with a turning chain.

With blue yarn:

• Chain 2 and make a turning chain

Row 1:

• In each chain, make 2 sc (4)

Row 2:

• Increase the first and last stitch (6)

Row 3:

• Crochet 6 sc, place a marker on both sides (6)

Rows 4-6:

• Crochet 6 sc each row (6)

Row 7:

• Crochet the first and last 2 stitches together (4)

Rows 8-15:

• Crochet 4 sc each row (4)

Row 16:

• Crochet 2 sc together (2)

Row 17:

• Crochet 2 sc (2)

Now, place a 35 cm piece of silver or gold floral wire along the outer edge of the petal. Crochet around the petal in the same or a different shade of blue, incorporating the wire:

• Crochet around the petal with sc up to the first marker. From there, crochet 3 half double crochets (hdc) in each stitch until the next marker, then continue with sc.
• After finishing, cut the thread with about 10 cm extra. Twist the wire ends together.
• Sew in the yarn end.

Yellow Strip 3x

With yellow yarn:

• Chain 14 and 2 chains as a substitute for 2 hdc
• In the 3rd chain from the hook, crochet (1 hdc + 1 chain + 2 hdc)
• Then crochet 1 sc in each subsequent chain.
• Finish, cut the yarn, and sew in the end.

Calyx

Crochet the calyx with sc in rounds, closing each round with a slip stitch.

With green yarn:

• Chain 6 and close the round with a slip stitch

Round 1:

• Crochet 12 sc in the ring (12)

Rounds 2-3:

• Crochet 12 sc in each round (12)

Finish, cut the yarn, and sew in the end.

Leaf

Crochet with sc in rows, ending each row with a turning chain.

Chain 1 and make a turning chain.

Row 1:

• Crochet 2 sc in the starting chain.

Row 2:

• Crochet 2 sc (2)

Row 3:

• Double each sc (4)

Rows 4-45:

• Crochet 4 sc each row (4)

Place a 55 cm piece of green floral wire along the outer edge of the leaf and crochet around the leaf with sc, incorporating the wire. At the tip of the leaf, crochet 3 sc in one stitch.

• Finish, cut the yarn, and sew in the end.
• Twist the wire ends together.

Finishing

• Sew one yellow strip onto each of the 3 petals (see photo).
• Trim all wire stems to about 5 cm with wire cutters.
• Arrange the 3 petals without strips into a triangle and twist the wire ends together.
• Then arrange the 3 petals with strips around the first 3 petals and twist the wire ends together.
• Place the stem wire at the bottom of the flower and twist it with the wire ends of the petals. Secure with a bit of hot glue. Slide the calyx over the stem wire up to the petals.
  • ATTENTION: Add a drop of hot glue inside the calyx beforehand.
• Twist all wire ends tightly together and wrap them densely with floral tape. Secure with a bit of hot glue.
• Place the leaf against the stem and twist the wire slightly with the stem. Wrap tightly with floral tape and secure with a drop of hot glue.
• Shape the petals as desired