In Part 2 of d'Histoire Naturelle Blanket designed by Christina from A Spoonful of Yarn we are walking through the gallery of entomology, in other words, bugs! There are butterflies and bees on our blanket, with gorgeous details. The stitches in part 2 are complicated at times, and the butterflies are really labor intensive, but… Continue reading d’Histoire Naturelle CAL – Part 2 Video Tutorial
After the gauge swatch we made last week, we are now starting d'Histoire Naturelle Blanket designed by Christina from A Spoonful of Yarn for real. In the first part of the blanket we make the center mandala and square it up. In this post you find the links to the written patterns, the video tutorials,… Continue reading d’Histoire Naturelle CAL – Part 1 Video Tutorial
We are making a tiny start on d'Histoire Naturelle Blanket designed by Christina from A Spoonful of Yarn. We are making the first few rounds of the pattern as our gauge swatch. In this post you find the links to the written patterns, the video tutorials, and all other things you might need under resources… Continue reading d’Histoire Naturelle CAL – Gauge Swatch Video
Where do I start to thank you for your support? I have reached the mind-blowing milestone of 100k subscribers on my YouTube channel; still can't really believe it really. To celebrate this amazing milestone, YouTube has sent me a Silver YouTube Creator Award together with a letter from YouTube CEO, Susan Wojcicki. This milestone is… Continue reading YouTube Creator Award
Fabulous! That is the only word I have for the new Scheepjes CAL 2020 named d'Histoire Naturelle designed by Christina from A Spoonful of Yarn. d'Histoire Naturelle Blanket is designed to crochet your way around the breathtaking Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle, or if your French isn't that good, Museum of Natural History in Paris. During… Continue reading d’Histoire Naturelle CAL Video Tutorials
Now that your TLC Blanket is finished, I am sure you have some yarn left over. In this free cushion pattern, you can find everything you need to make a cushion to match your blanket. TLC Cushion is perfect for any project to use up left over yarn. Which cushion is your favorite colorway? Resources… Continue reading TLC Cushion – Free Crochet Pattern
Nu je TLC Blanket klaar is, weet ik zeker dat je nog wat garen over hebt. In dit gratis patroon vind je alles wat je nodig hebt om een kussen te maken dat bij je deken past. TLC Kussen is perfect voor elk project waarbij overgebleven garen wilt opgebruikt. Welk kussen is jouw favoriete kleurencombinatie?… Continue reading TLC Kussen – Gratis haakpatroon
When you have finished making something new, you might think to yourself, "it could look better..." The reason is that newly made items usually have edges curling over and corners that are not completely straight. There is a way to fix all that, at it's called blocking. In this tips and tricks post I would… Continue reading Blocking Crochet Items
Als je klaar bent met het haken van iets nieuws, zou je bij jezelf kunnen denken: "het zou er nog beter uit kunnen zien …" De reden is dat nieuw gehaakte items vaak omkrullende randen en hoeken hebben die niet recht zijn. Er is een manier om dat allemaal op te lossen; het heet opspannen… Continue reading Haakwerk blokken of opspannen
Part 8 is the final part of TLC Blanket, and now we learn to work with two colors and make a border around our blanket. Working with two colors at the same time opens up doors for more detailed color work techniques like tapestry crochet. Resources Add TLC Blanket to your Ravelry libraryFull PDF pattern… Continue reading TLC Blanket – Part 8
