Heather's Fall Afghan

April 2007 Crochet Pattern of the Month

Heather's Fall Afghan @2006 by Penney Wilfort

This beautiful afghan was designed and donated to my list on yahoo and this blog by my sister Penney. Thank baby sister, you are great.

Scrap yarn, with two main colors. G hook

Row 1: (1 Sc in ring, ch 3) 4 times, join with Sl St in first Sc.

Row 2: Sl St into ch-3 sp, ch 3 to count as 1 dc, 2 dc, ch 3 & 3 dc  in same sp for corner, * 3 dc, ch 3 & 3 dc in next sp,  repeat from * twice. join with Sl St to top of ch-3. Fasten off. Attach another color,

 Row 3: With loop on hook, fsc in a corner ch-2 sp, ch 3, 1 sc in same sp, * ch 3, 1 sc between next 3rd and 4th dc's, ch 3, 1 Sc, ch 3 & 1 sc in corner, repeat from *, ending ch 3, join to first Sc. Fasten off, attach border color

Row 4: Sl St into corner ch-3 sp, ch 3 to count as 1 dc; 2 dc, ch 3 & 3 dc in corner, * 3 dc in each ch-3 sp to next corner; 3 dc, ch 3 & 3 dc in corner, repeat from *, ending 3 dc in last Sp, join to top of first ch-3. Fasten off

Make 176 squares in different color, sew together with 11 squares across the top and bottom, 16 squares down on both sides.

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Method 7 Assembling afghan with a Mattress Stitch or Ladder Stitch

Method 7

Assembling afghan with a Mattress Stitch or Ladder Stitch

A: Sewn from the back (this causes a ridge to form on the front)(same  as method #7, but sewn from the back)

Working with the wrong side of the squares up on a table, place the two squares together. With a yarn needle, and  starting at one end of the square on the right, go BETWEEN the center the top and bottom loops of the first stitch and pull yarn through, now go to the first stitch on the left square, and go BETWEEN the center of the top and bottom loops of the stitch, pull yarn through.

Keep going back and forth between the two squares, weaving them together for four or five stitches,
then pull the yarn up, firmly, gently.    Keep adding squares and weaving them together, until
you have added all your squares. You can also use this method to join thread crochet, such as tablecloths, bed spreads, etc when they are squares. I would like to thanks Jenny Seymour for her help.

Method 6 Assembling the afghan

Method 6

 

Assembling afghan

Working with the right side of the squares up on a table,  place the two squares together. With a crochet hook, make a band around the square.

Join the motifs together crocheting one row in a fancy stitch on one side of each motif, making sure to leave sufficient space between the motifs.


Keep adding squares and whipstitching them together, until you have added all your squares.

You can also use this method to join thread crochet, such as tablecloths, bedspeards, etc.

Method 4 How to assemble an afghan

Method  4

Assembling  Afghan by crocheting it together

Working with the right side of the squares up on a table,
place the two squares together. With a crochet hook, take up
a loop from BOTH top and bottom loops of each square, and crochet
them together. Repeat across square, add two more squares,
crocheting these together, till you have the afghan, the
number of squares that you want it wide.

Go back and crochet the sides of each square together.
You now have completed two rows of your afghan.

Keep adding squares and crocheting them together, until
you have added all your squares.

How to assemble an afghan #5

Method  5

Assembling  the Afghan by crocheting it together

Working with the right side of the squares up on a table, place the two squares together. With a crochet hook, take up   a loop from the bottom loop only of each square, and crochet  them together. Repeat across square, add another square, crocheting these together, until you have the width of the afghan you want.  Repeat for sides and rest of the squares.

Keep adding squares and crocheting them together, until you have added all your squares.  This is my favorite way to put an afghan together, I like the "edge" you get by not using the top loops of each square, see the picture.

How to make Plastic Bag holders.

How to make Plastic Bag holders  By N.L. Bank

 This makes a fun and easy to do christmas gift.

What do you do with all the plastic bags you collect from the stores??  Toss them out, put trash in them, use them to line waste baskets like everyone else But where do you store them, like a lot of people you may use one bag and stuff all the others into it, then hang it in a closet. I have something for you. A Plastic bag holder.

You will need:

1 8 inch piece of elastic either ½ or ¼ wide

2 pieces of a matching material (a), flowers etc 6 inches by 14 inches

2 pieces of solid material (b) 6 inches by 14 inches.

1 piece of white or cream material (c) 5 inches by 14 inches

1 piece of iron on stabilizer 5 inches by 14 inches.

1 strip of material 3 inches by 12 to match a.

 

You will also need sewing thread to match a, a design to match your kitchen.

I used the cup and saucers set digitized by Laura at http://www.designsbysick.com/details/cupsandsaucers.

 

1.     Iron stabilizer to white or cream material, set aside.
 

          2.     Sew A to B, B to C, C to B, B to A.  See to left.








 

3. Do a stitch out of your chosen design first. Mark the center of the   fabric to center your design. Then lay your design sample on the white  or cream fabric (c), make sure the tablecloth part covers the solid fabric,  move your design by using your controls on your machine so that the table cloth part of the design hangs over the solid material. remove your sample, and stitch out the design.
 

   4.    With your machine's lettering, center Plastic Bags above the design you have stitched out. If you have a 4x4 like I do, you will have to un-hoop  your fabric, re-center and then stitch the letting in place. See sample.

  5.  Hem ends of plastic bag holder by folding up bottom of bag ¼ inch, sew in place, now fold up 1 inch and sew in place to make casing. Run the 8 inch piece

       of elastic thru and tac at each end.

   6.  Hem the top by folding the top down ¼ inch, sew in place and fold down again, sew.

    7. Sew back seam.

  

    8.  Sew hanger by laying the strip of 3 x 12 material flat, fold long eds to middle, iron, fold again,

    then sew. Fould up ends, sew in place.
 

   9.     Center handle at top to each side so that the design lays in middle,and sew in place. And you are done.

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Alaskan Sweethearts

Alaskan Sweethearts by Janet Tronstad

         This book starts out slow, but the pace picks up, love the characters, and the story line (from Montana to Alaska). 

       The hero Hunter, is a lone cowboy with two brothers that were raised by his grandfather after the death of their parents. Now Colin (the Grandfather) wants to play match maker for Hunter. Colin spend his early years in Alaska working a gold mine. With the money he made, he purchased 80 areas in Montana, leaving the woman he loved behind to another.
       With all the schemes Colin does, Hunter is trying to save the heroine (Scarlett) from being cheated. But Scarlett is in no mind to listen to Hunter, she just wants the land the Colin is giving her and Hunter is afraid that it’s just another of his granddads crazy schemes.

       Colin, Scarlett and Hunter travel to Alaska, where Colin meets once again the love of his life. The action really picks up here. The ending of this story is great, but I am not telling you, you’ll have to read it yourself.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/21942752-alaskan-sweethearts?from_search=true





 

  

December 2012 Stitch of the Month Crochet

December 2012 Stitch of the Month Crochet

This is an easy and fun stitch to try.

Multiples of 6 chain plus 2.

For sample chain 20 (3 x 6 + 2 = 20)

Row 1: 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook, * ch 5, skip 5 ch, 1 sc in next ch, repeat form * across, ch 1, turn.

Row 2: 1 sc in first sc,* ch 5, 1 sc in next sc, repeat from *  across row,  ch 1, turn.

Repeat Row 2 until square or desired length.

These would make nice curtains if crocheted with a thinner yarn.  Or even place mats, and run ribbon thru the ladles.

 

 

 

Krissy's Hat Day 5 and 6 and done

I have finished the hat for my granddaughter, love the pattern called Mountain Laurel Tam 
(http://www.willowyarns.com/Product/Mountain+Laurel+Tam.aspx). Below is day 5, and day 6 when I finised it. Will now finish the scarf I have been working on, and also start a ski hat for my grand son.

day 5 above and done on day 6.
 

Krissy's Hat day 3 and 4!

 Day 3 and 4 of Krissy's Mountain Laurel Tam 
(http://www.willowyarns.com/Product/Mountain+Laurel+Tam.aspx)

Day 3, I have changed the pattern a bit, I"ve added three extra rows to the first color group, white, black, purple, white, blue, white, purple, black, then the white again, its in the ribbing, and then added another row of white between the rows of blue.

Day four, no problems with pattern, its an easy to follow charted pattern. I love this pattern.  Here I've again added more white, then the blue, white again, then stayed with the pattern following the deceases.

Day 2 of Krissy's Hat

I've been working on my granddaughters hat, to the left is what it looks like now. Its an easy to follow charted pattern that I got off  Willow Yarns at willowyarns.com. I have listed the link again below. And I used Krissy's colors of blue, black, white and purple. Here in the picture are just the white, black, and purple yarns, I think I really like this free pattern called Mountain Laurel Tam. 
(http://www.willowyarns.com/Product/Mountain+Laurel+Tam.aspx)
 

Just Knitting and crocheting all the time

I've been busy knitting things, like a hat for my daughter Amy, one of my own designs. Its pictured on the left here and will be a free pattern on this blog soon. This hat is a longish style knitted ski hat using size 5 and 7 circular knitting needles and a chart. I've also used another of Lion brands eyelash type yarn on it just for fun ( the blue just before the ribbing on the hat). The rest of the yarns are Red Heart Sport weight.

I am also working on  hat for my  granddaughter Krissy, it's at called Mountain Laurel Tam, below is the link to it. I"ve changed the colors to the ones she likes which are white, black, purple and blue. So far its looking good. I'll be posting about it as I work the pattern, next part is to start the chart design. The black I am working with is from Lion brand called Moonlight Mohair in Tundra and the other yarns are Red Heart Sport weight yarn in light blue, white and So Soft in purple using size 7 circular knitting needles. All are washable yarns. Below on the right is the picture of the hat as knitted so far.

http://www.willowyarns.com/Product/Mountain+Laurel+Tam.aspx

  I've also crocheted a new design for the blog, it's picture below on the left, called Christmas Drum Toilet tissue cover, using worsted weight yarns, and pipe clearners and will be posted soon.

Fresh Peach Pie in a bowl for one

Fresh Peach Pie in a bowl for one

1 fresh peach, peeled, pitted, and chopped
1 T flour
1 1/2 to 2 T sugar
1/3 t cinnaomom
1/2 T water

1. mix all above in mug, stirring til well mixed, microwave 1 min.
2. stir again and microwave 1 min.

Now mix together with fork:
2 T oatmeal
1/3 t nugmeg
1 1/2 to 2 T brownsugar
1  T butter

pour over pie mix in mug, microwave 30 sec.

Wanderlust Cables

Wanderlust Cables 
by Kathryn Doubrley

$20.00  Instant download. 41 pages. Great patterns from scarves, hats, pillows, bags, to a shawl/blanket, which is my favorite, just beautiful! For the standard, mid-gauge, bulky and Passap machines. Very clear easy to follow instructions, she even explains the working of cables. Has baby sweater.  Adult sweater is sized from 33 to 51. Uses Tamm yarns, Lots of diagrams, cable diagrams, pictures.  Another must have for you knitting library.  http://www.theanswerlady.com

Variegated Ski Hat 2

Variegated Ski Hat 2

@ N. Banks 2014

This is another hat that I've knitted and designed for the Hat charity in Maine. I have really enjoyed doing these hats each year. You can find the rest of the hats on this blog under free knitting patterns ski hats.                                                                                                             Materials:

Worsted weight yarn in Main

Worsted weight yarn in a variegated color.

Circular knitting needles size 5 & 7

1 set Double pointed needles size 7

Row counter

10 stitch markers

1 yarn needle

With main and size 5 circular needles, cast on 100

Rd 1 to 10: knit 2, purl 2 around.

Rd 11: change to size 7 needles, drop Main and attach the variegated color. Knit.

Rd 12: Purl

Rd 13: Knit

Rd 14: Purl

Rds 15 & 16: drop variegated and with Main, knit, after rd 16, fasten off Main.

Rds 17 to 37:  with variegated knit.

Rd 38: drop variegated, attach Main and knit, place markers after every 10th stitch.

Rd 39: with Main, * knit to 2 stitches before marker, knit 2 tog. Repeat from * ard drop Main

Rd 40: with variegated, knit

Rd 41: with variegated, * purl to 2 stitches before marker, purl 2 tog. Repeat from * ard.

Rd 42: knit

Rd 43: Repeat round 41, fasten off variegated.

Rd 44: with Main, knit

Rd 45: * knit to 2 stitches before marker, knit 2 tog. Repeat from * ard.

Repeat rounds 44 and 45 until 10 stitches remain, change to the size 7 double point needles when needed.

Finishing:

Run yarn needle through remaining stitches, draw stitches up tight, run needle through again, fasten off.

This pattern is copyrighted, and may not be used on any media, including websites, lists, newsletters, nor sold, recopied or reformatted without permission. It is for your personal use only.

Freedom Pin

Freedom Pin; 

God Bless America:By  Shirley Stalnaker

 

Sept. 17th made in memory of tragedy of the twin towers in New York and the Pentagon  Sept 11th.  2001

E Hook

Red Heart Red White and Blue variegated yarn.

Pin clasp:

hot glue

 

1)  Ch 30, fold around to form 1/2 bow, with 6 stitches, on right side and 7 sts on left side.turn, sc in second st from hook .( hang on to center of 1/2 bow so you don't loose loop, or secure with a safty pin). sc in next 5 sts. sc through two layers of loop to hold together. sc around loop.(13 sc) sc two layers together as before, sc in last 6 sts. sc 2 more times in last st. (3 sc)sc up foundation ch. around unworked loops of foundation ch. and down other side 2 sc in last st. end off weave in ends. take a piece of yarn about 6 in long and tie in a bow where the 1/2 bow meets in the center. cut the end of the tied bow even. glue the pin back on and you have your God Bless America Pin!

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Mom's Kitchen Fancy Skirt Towel Topper

Mom's Kitchen Fancy Skirt Towel Topper

@2009 Penney Wilfort

 

G hook

1 ball Peaches and Crème Cotton Yarn 

1 large button

1 tea towel

ch 10 to form ring, join with slip stitch, ch 3, do not turn.

Rw 1: 5 dc in ring, turn, (6 dc, ch 3 counts as 1 dc).

Rw 2: ch 3, 1 dc in same place, 1 dc in each dc across row, 1 dc in top of turning chain, turn. (6 dc)

Rw 3 to 13 repeat row 2. Ch 3 turn ( 6 dc)

Rw 14: repeat row 2, inc 1 dc at beginning and end, ch 3, (8dc)

Start of Skirt.

Rd 15: working in front loops only this round, ch 3, 2 dc in same place, and  work 2 dc in front loops across row. At end turn and now work on the same row the other side again working the front loops only of the dc's on row 14. (, ch 3 counts as 1 dc, 27 dc). Join with slip stitch.

Rd 16:  ch 3, 1 dc in same place, *1 dc in next dc, 2 dc in next dc, repeat from * around, end 1 dc in last dc, join with slip stitch, (39 dc)

Rd 17: Repeat round 16 (57 dc). Join

Rd 18: ch 3, 1 dc in same place, *1 dc in next 2 dc, 2 dc in next dc, repeat from around, end 1 dc in last dc Join. (75 dc)

Edging:

Rd 19: : ch 3, 1 dc in same place, *skip 1 sc, sc in next sc, ch 3, 1dc in same place, repeat from * around, end Sl st in bottom of first ch-3. Fasten off and weave in end.

Finishing: need tea towel and large button

Turn skirt over, attach yarn to either side of row 15, ch 12 attach yarn to other side of row 15, then single crochet in chain across row. This is where you hang the tea towel. Weave in the ends, fasten off. Sew button to middle of row 14.

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Mom's Lacy Coaster

                                       Mom's Lacy Coaster By Penney Wilfort c. 1998,

In memory of my Mother Bernie Schaefer

                                    

Materials:

     Peaches & Creme Worsted Weight 100 % Cotton Yarn

     Hook size F

Gauge:  Coaster= approximately 5 1/4"

Chain 7,join with sl st to form a ring.

Rnd 1: Ch 4,*dc in ring, ch 1; repeat from* 10 times. Join with a sl st in 3rd ch of beg ch-3. (12dc)

Rnd 2: Sl st in next ch-1 sp, ch 3, dc in same space, ch 1; *2 dc in next ch 1 space, ch 1. repeat from *10 times. Sl st in top of beg ch-3. (12ch-1 sp)

Rnd 3: Sl st across to ch-1 sp, sl st in ch-1 sp,(ch 3,2 dc in same sp), ch1, * 3 dc in next ch 1 sp, ch 1. Repeat from * around. Sl st in top of beg ch 3.

Rnd 4:Ch 3, dc in same st.* sk next dc, sc in next dc, ch 3, dc in same st as sc, sk ch-1 sp, sc in 1st dc, ch 3, dc in  same sp as sc. Repeat from* around. Sl st in bottom of first ch-3. Fasten off and weave in end.

Special Thanks to KyleAnn Williams for all her help!

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September 2012 Stitch of the Month Knit

September 2012 Stitch of the Month Knit  

For sample cast on 20 stitches.

Multiple of 4 +

Row 1: * K 3, p1 *.   Repeat from * to * across row.

Row 2: * K 1, P 3 *.  Repeat from * to * across row.

Row 3: * Wrn to make 1, sl 1, k 2 tog., psso, m 1, p1*. Repeat from * to * across row.

Row 4: * K 1, P 3 *. Repeat from * to * across row.

Repeat rows 1 to 4 for pattern until square.

 

 

 

Norwegian Sweaters

Norwegian Sweaters 
by  Phyllis Waterhouse

$19.99 117 pages.  For Brother/Knit King electronic machines with a ribber.  You can also hand knit these patterns.  Comes with disk, graphs, schematics, 14 of the most beautiful pullovers and sweaters I’ve ever seen, sized from small to ex large, one to fit every member of your family.

Contact Phyllis Waterhouse 1627 Fuller St. Wenatchee, WA 98801 Tel. 1-509-662-1130 for more information. .

October 2012 Stitch of the Month Crochet

October 2012 Stitch of the Month Crochet

 

Multiplse of 4 chain plus 1.

For sample chain 17 (4x4 + 1 = 17)

Row 1: 1 sc in 2nd ch from hook, 1 sc in next sc, * 1 dc in each of next 2 ch, 1 sc in each of next 2

ch, repeat from * across, end 1 dc in each of last 2 ch, ch 1, turn.

Row 2: 1 sc in each dc & 1 dc in each sc across, ch 1, turn.

 Repeat Row 2 until square.

These would make nice coaster, or even a hot mat, if you made two and sewed or crocheted them together.

 

 

 

November 2012 Stitch of the Month Knit

November 2012 Stitch of the Month Knit

 

Multiple of  4  + 2

For sample cast on 22

Row 1: Knit.

Row 2: Purl

Row 3: * Purl 2 , pass right hand needle behind left hand needle and knit this stitch,  then knit the first skipped stitch, slip both of the left hand needle*.

Row 4: Knit 2, * purl 2, knit 2* across  row.

Repeat rows 1 to 4 for pattern.

 

 

Sealed with a kiss

 Sealed with a kiss  

  From the old west to present times, this is wonderful collection of short love stories, by four different authors and four different types of story lines. Great read.

1. Mail Order Sunshine Bride by  Janet Tronstad
  Nellie headed west in the late winter 1886 for a new life in the  Montana Territory as a mail order bride taking her young son Danny with her. But her husband to be had played poker and lost
her in a bet and the sheriff wants to take her to jail! Now what is going to happen to her.
   
   I loved the wonderfully developed characters in this story and the amazing story line. Great read.

2. Deadly Intent  Margaret Daley           
  Someone wants to put Ian out of business, they poisoned his dog,  then steal his prize horse, 5 head of cattle are dead, and they poisoned the water hole. Someone set his barn on fire. And it just
keeps getting worse. As a former police officer Ian has along of  people that want to hurt him and want him dead.
   Then into his life walks Texas Ranger Sarah Osborn once the love of his life and someone has taken Sarah hostage.
   Lots of suspense and action, great characters, I loved it.

3. Unshakeable Pursuit  Camy Tang    
 A young girl shows up at the Childrens Free clinic and wants Drs.  Maylin Kinley and Geoffrey Whelan to disappear before they are hurt  or killed. Then fake two FBI agents show up, and tries to kidnap them.
Now the fake agents are after them, can Geoffrey save them and still win the heart of the only woman he has ever loved? Then they kidnap  Maylin!
Lots of suspense, mixed with fires, gun shots, ice bombs, tear gas,  martial arts, and more guns makes this book a great read with tons of action.

4. With Love, Cowboy C Lacy Williams     Since Ashley joined the military, and worked with Atlas, her dog, her missions were discovering explosive devices, but she never planned on losing a arm when the bomb went off ending her and Atlas's careers.
Back home in Oklahoma, she faces an uphill battle with her  mom's heart attack and her dad forgetting to many things, she now must to learn how to do things for herself. And face the boy with his puppy love for her who now has grown into a man. 
This story has the best ending I've read in a long time. Loved the characters, story line, every thing.

https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22604030-sealed-with-a-kiss?from_search=true


 

The Country Vet

The Country Vet by Eleanor Jones

     Wonderful book about a girl that decides to become a Vet when as a child her dog dies. Her love of animals winsbvover when she gets her first job as a vet in the English country side. 
 Then she meets Jake, a horse estate owner, the but  first thing that happens the horse she tried to save has to be put down. Now Jake is mad at her.
 The story line is different, never read a book aboutnba vet before, but the story goes on with the death of Jake’smother and daughter. Jakes wife takes their son to the USA with her. Will Jake see his son again? Will he get past losing his mother and daughter? Can he get over being mad at the Vet for putting his horse down. Will the Vet and Jake have a future together.
 I really enjoyed this book, the characters talk to you, makes you feel like you know them. Great book. I won this book from Good Reads and I gave it five stars.

 https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/22029441-the-country-vet

Elixir

Elixir by Ted Galdi

   This book surprised me. I feel it's more for young
adults, and not a suspense as listed. BUT it's really
good book filled with well-developed characters,
lots of action, and a great story line.
    The main character Sean Malone, a fourteen year old
kid who has a IQ of 250 and feels there is something wrong
with him, but ends up saving the world. Loved the book,
I gave it four stars.

This book was free from Goodreads author Ted Galdi.
 https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/21947952-elixir

July 2012 Stitch of the Month Knit

July 2012 Stitch of the Month Knit

 

Multiples of 3 + 4 

For sample cast on 19

Row 1 (wrong side): Purl across

Row 2: K 1, *  wrn to m 1, k 3, pass the first knit stitch over the following 2 knit sts *.

Row 3: Purl across.

Row 4: * M 1, k 3, pass the first knit stitch over the following 2 knit stitches*, end knit 1

Row 5: Purl

Row 6: K 2, * m 1, k 3, pass the first knit stitch over the following 2 knit stitches*, end make one 1, k 2 together.

Row 7: Purl

Repeat from row 2 for pattern, until square.

Note:  Knitting done in this stitch has a tendency to slant and should be used in small areas.

 

Lemon Lime Napkin Rings

Lemon Lime Napkin Rings @1999 by N Banks

Peaches & Crème by Elmore-Pisgah, Inc

1 ball white# 1, 1 ball lemon #123, 1 ball lemon-lime #186

G hook

 Stitches used:  Single crochet, Double crochet, Half double crochet, Triple Treble Front Post ,

Rd 1  with Lemon, ch 15 to form ring.

Rd 2  ch 2, hdc around fasten off Lemon.

Rd 3   attach Lemon-Lime, ch 2,  hdc around.

Rd 4  repeat rd 3. Fasten off Lemon-lime.

Rd 5  attach Lemon, ch 2, hdc around. Fasten off.

Rd 6  attach white, ch 1, sc around. Fasten off white.

Rd 7  attach white to row 1, ch 1, sc around. Fasten off white.

Repeat rows 1-7 for the other three napkin rings.  

This pattern is copyrighted, and may not be used on any media, including websites,

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