May 24, 2012

Ugly Bunny No. 2

My sister saw the ugly bunny I made for a friend and asked me to make her one as well, that's what I hooked for her:


Can't wait to give her that little ugly doll, I hope she likes it!


Wool: Schachenmayr Bravo 8303 (purple)

Pattern: Ugly Bunny Bag Charm by Wayuki

- Uta -

May 20, 2012

4 Hearts Make 1 Shamrock

When I saw Debi's 4-heart square I thought "This would make a nice shamrock!" and I was right :)


Wool:
Schachenmayr Bravo 8226 (black)
Schachenmayr Bravo 8246 (pine)

Pattern: 4-hearts Square by Debi Y.


- Uta -

May 13, 2012

Happy Mother's Day!

This is the pop-up card I made for my mum for this year's Mother's Day:




A Happy Mother's Day to all the mums out there!

- Uta -

May 6, 2012

Crochet Flower No. 2

After this blog post I'm going to be MIA for a little while. I'm going on a business trip to Saskatoon next week and therefore will have some really busy days and no time for blogging. So far I'm not 100% looking forward to it as the time difference between Saskatoon and Germany is 8 hours - I am so going to have the jetlag of my life when coming back home! At least, I'll make it back home just in time for Mother's Day :) So before I'm heading Canada-bound, I would like to share another crochet flower with you...

I found the pattern for this crochet flower over at Sarah London's Flickr Stream and of course I had to try it out :)


Wool: Schachenmayr Bravo Color 2086 (violet print)

Pattern: Crochet Flower by Sarah London


- Uta -

May 5, 2012

Crochet Flower Pattern

I quickly wanted to share with you the pattern for the crochet flower I blogged about here!


Here it is:




Begin with a magic ring (or a couple of CH joined with a SL if you like)
Round 1: 3 CH, 14 DC into Ring, join with SL in 3rd CH (15)
Round 2: 3 CH, 1 DC in same CH, 2 DC in each DC of the first round, join with SL in 3rd CH (30)
Round 3: 3 CH, 1 DC in same CH, 1 CH, 2 DC in same CH, *skip two DC, 2 DC in next DC, 1 CH, 2 DC in same DC * repeate 8 times, joing with SL in 3rd CH (10 groups), break yarn
Round 4: Attach yarn around CH of one of the 10 groups, 3 CH, 2 DC around same CH, 2 CH, 3 DC around same CH, * 3 DC around CH of the next group, 2 CH, 3 DC around same CH * repeate 8 times, join with SL in 3rd CH (10 groups)
Round 5: 8 DC around CH of the first group, SC between the DC of the 4th round, * 8 DC around CH of the next group, 1 SC between DC of the 4th round * repeate 8 times, join with SL into first DC (10 groups)
Round 6: 1 CH, 1 SC in same DC, 1 SC in each of the follwing 3 DC, 2 CH, 1 SC in each of the follwing 4 DC, 3 CH, 1 SC between the two DC of the 3rd round, 3 CH, * 1 SC in each of the following 4 DC of the next group, 2 CH, 1 SC in each of the follwing 4 DC of the same group, 3 CH, 1 SC between the two DC of the 3rd round 3 CH * repeate 8 times, join with SL in first SC, break yarn

CH = chain
SL = slip stitch
SC = single crochet
DC = double crochet
(American terminology)

Enjoy hooking!

- Uta -

PS: This is the first pattern I ever wrote down in English so I hope there aren't too many mistakes in there ;)

May 3, 2012

Crochet Flower

First of all a huge WELCOME to all my new followers :) I hope, you'll enjoy following my blog!

I'm currently working on some smaller projects. While browsing the internet a couple of weeks ago I found a picture of a really great crochet flower. Unfortunately, no pattern was available. Therefore, I improvised. But I think my result is quite cute :) It would make a wonderful sunflower with the right yarn, don't you think?


- Uta -