Pol-Eng crocheting blog / Pol-Ang blog o szydełkowaniu

Today I would like to present a very simple pattern for a winter hat - "basket wave" or "chess board" - which is done from the top to the bottom. The pattern consists of chain stitches, slip stitches and double crochets (BR treble crochets) only. It is not only very easy to make but it also looks interesting. I have already done a hat this way as a Christmas gift for my brother. The measurement given below is for the hat I made for an adult person. The hook size was adjusted to the yarn, and in this project I applied a 4 mm hook. This was a good tight fit as requested. Let's start from creating a magic circle. Chain 3 stitches, which equals to one double crochet (BR treble crochet). Then cast further 25 double crochets (BR treble crochets) around and join the first with the last double crochet (BR treble crochet) using a slip stitch.   To start a new row - chain 3 stitches - this equals to one double crochet (BR treble crochet). Through...

Crocheting brings a lot of joy and a wonderful experience to numerous individuals, including myself. Most of the crochet projects can be entirely done using a single stitch, such as blankets or pot holders. This is absolutely easy and enjoyable. The problem starts, when we have a great idea for a new project and where combinations of techniques are required… Wait a minute, so how to combine the fabric with crochet artwork in a simple project such as a bag or purse? I asked myself this question and thought it would be helpful to review all currently available joining methods starting from no-sew ways. Please be aware that this article has not been sponsored by any company and all the brands apparent in the text below are used as examples only – they may be worth using, but I have not tested them personally. If you are selling any similar product please feel free to contact me at leisurecrochet@gmail.com and I can review your product on my blog. # 1 # Hard / ...