Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts
Showing posts with label DIY. Show all posts

Saturday, February 28, 2015

Super easy fall hat




































Hice este gorro siguiendo las instrucciones de Muita Ihania, es un patrón sencillo y el resultado me gusta mucho aunque me quedó un poco pequeño. Tendré que esperar a que le esté a mi hija! Me animé e hice mi propia versión en turbante con un mar más revuelto.

I made this hat following the instructions from Muita Ihania. It came out a bit small so I'll have to wait till it fits my daughter! I also made my own version as a turban with a rougher sea.



Thursday, February 26, 2015

Crochet and cross stitch pot

























Cuando vi este tarro en Pinterest quise hacerme uno también!
When I saw this pot in Pinterest I had to make myself one!


Tuesday, April 22, 2014

Baby leggings _ free pattern to download




It has been a while since I made these leggings for my baby and she still wears them a lot so I thought I share the pattern I made with you. The size is meant to be 6-12 months. The fabric being very elastic allows them to fit a long time. I used this colorful owl jersey and made a matching scarf/bib!
You can download the free pattern here.

Ya hace unos meses que le hice estos leggings a mi bebé y sigue usándolos mucho así que he decidido compartir el patrón que hice. La talla corresponde a 6-12 meses, al ser un tejido elástico dan bastante de sí. Yo usé un jersey de búhos coloridos y le hice un pañuelo/babero a conjunto para la garganta!
Se puede descargar el patrón gratuito aquí.

Wednesday, May 8, 2013

DIY Crochet Trolley Mobile



Make a cord with a spool knitting.

For each ball:
make a Magical Circle (I used a 3,5 mm Hook) 
Row 1: knit 6 St and close with a slip stitch
Row 2: chain stitch, increase 1 at each St, close with a slip stitch = 12 St
Row 3: chain stitch, *Knit 1, Increase 1*, close with a slip stitch = 18 St
Row 4: chain stitch, *Knit 2, Increase 1*, close with a slip stitch = 24 St
Row 5: chain stitch, *Knit 3, Increase 1*, close with a slip stitch = 30 St
Row 6: chain stitch, *Knit all the row*, close with a slip stitch = 30 St
Row 7: chain stitch, *Knit all the row*, close with a slip stitch = 30 St
Row 8: chain stitch, *Knit all the row*, close with a slip stitch = 30 St
Row 9: chain stitch, *Knit 3, Knit 2 together*, close with a slip stitch = 24 St
Row 10: chain stitch, *Knit 2, Knit 2 together*, close with a slip stitch = 18 St
Row 11: chain stitch, *Knit 1, Knit 2 together*, close with a slip stitch = 12 St
At this point you should start to fill the ball 
Row 12: chain stitch, *Knit 2 together*, close with a slip stitch = 6 St
Draw through the remaining stitches and pull tight.

Attach the thread to the cord.
You're done!

Tuesday, May 7, 2013

DIY Markers Case

Materials:
PVC lining
Cotton Fabric
Elastic Band
Bias Tape
Thread