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Poppy Day

November 11 – Remembrance Day
It’s poppy time!
Why not knit or crochet a hand made poppy or two to remember this day and those who fought so that we can be safe. Please remember, if you sell any of these handmade poppies, please donate the funds to your local Legion. This is their main source of funding.

Here are some links to free Knit and Crochet Poppy patterns:

Crochet Poppies

1: Using Black yarn Chain 6, join.
2: Double Crochet 12 stitches in round.
Change to Red Yarn
3: 2 Double crochet in each stitch (24)
DC, *(2 Treble in next stitch) repeat 4 times.DC. This forms the first petal.
Repeat 3 more times.
4: 2 DC in each stitch.
5: Change to Green Yarn. Join yarn in between 2 of the petals.
2 DC. Turn
6: Chain 1, 2 DC. Turn (3)
7: Chain 1, 1 DC in each stitch. Turn
8: Chain 1. 1 DC in each stitch. Turn
9: Chain 1. 1 DC in each stitch.
Cut Yarn and sew in all the ends.

More Crochet Poppy Patterns

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ChiKnitters Stitch’n’Bitch
Our local Stitch’n’Bitch group that meets weekly at Chichester’s Park Tavern Pub crocheted some poppies last year. Proceeds from sales went to the British Legion – Last year our efforts made it into our local newspaper.
The Observer

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Amigurumi, CROCHET, Crochet Patterns

Crochet – Doc in Scrubs Amigurumi

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Amigurumi figures are quite easy and fun to make, even for a beginner crocheter. You only need to know 3 crochet stitches, CH – chain stitch, SL St – Slip Stitch and SC – single crochet.
This crochet pattern uses US crochet notation.
For UK: SC (single crochet) = DC (double crochet)
How to increase stitches:
Crochet 2 stitches in the same stitch
How to decrease stitches:
Skip a stitch and crochet in the next stitch

This is a basic pattern for an Amigurumi figure and can be easily adapted by making legs, arms, or body longer or shorter. You can make the body fatter by adding another row of increases, or thinner by reducing the number of decreases in a row.
Amigurumi doctor

This is a free Amigurumi doll crochet design for a doctor dressed in scrubs.
I used a Double Knitting weight cotton yarn for this crochet project.
Wendy Supreme 100% Luxury Cotton Yarn
DK Weight
200 meters/100 gram
Substitute by using any yarn of a similar weight. If you use a thicker or thinner yarn the finished doll will be a different size.
Size 3 mm crochet hook

Legs
Make 2
Ch 2
1: 6 SC in 2nd st
2: SC, 2SC in next st, repeat to end (9)
3: SC in each st (9)
Change to blue yarn
4: SC in each st (9)
5: SC in back loop of st , repeat around (9)
6: (Decrease 1 stitch) Sc, Skip 1 st, SC in next st, SC to end (8)
7: SC in each st (8)
Rows 8-17: SC in each st (8)
(If you would like longer legs add more rows)
Sl st and cut off end

Repeat for Leg 2
Ending with sl st
Do not cut yarn

To Join onto leg 1:
Put hook through st on leg 1 and SC
(This joins Leg 2 to Leg 1)
(Continuing on Leg 1) SL st in next st, 4 times
You will now be at the side of Leg 1
This is the start of the bottom of the body
Stuff the Legs

Amigurumi crochet legs

Body
1: SC in each st (16)
2: SC in next st, 2 times, 2 SC in next st, repeat around (24)
(If you would like a thicker body, add another row of increases here)
Rows 3 – 6: SC in each st (24)
7: SC in back loop of st, around (24)
If you would like a thicker body add another one or two rows of increased stitches (increase 6 stitches evenly across the row)

Rows 8-12: SC in each st
(If you would like a longer body, add rows here)
13: SC, SC, sk 1 st, SC (18)
14: SC,SC,SC, sk 1 st, SC (12)
Stuff the Body

Head:
Change yarn to skin tone body colour
15: SC around (12)
16: SC, 2 SC in next st, around (18)
17: SC,SC, 2 SC in next st, around (24)
18: SC, SC, SC, 2 SC in next st, around (36)
Rows 19 – 20: SC around (36)
21: (SC, SC, SC, skip 1 stitch) repeat around (24)
22: (SC, SC, skip 1 stitch) repeat around (18)
23: (SC, skip 1 stitch) repeat around (12)

Stuff the Head
If you want to use Safety Eyes put these in place before you complete the head.
If this doll is intended for children under 3, Safety Eyes are not safe. It is better to embroider the eyes on after the head has been completed.

264 Pcs 6~12mm Colorful Safety Eyes Plastic Safety Eyes Plastic Eyes with Washers for Doll, Puppet, Plush Animal

24: (SC, skip 1 stitch) repeat around (6)
25: (SC, skip 1 stitch) repeat around
Cut yarn end and sew together
Amigurumi crochet figure

Arms
Make 2
Starting with the ‘magic circle’, using skin tone color yarn, CH2
1: SC 6 stitches in 2nd chain from hook
2: SC, 2 SC in next stitch, around (9)
3: (SC, sc,skip 1 stitch,) twice, SC (7)
Rows 4 – 10: SC around (7)
(Make arms longer (or shorter) by adding more rows here)
6: Change to Blue Yarn, SC around (7)
7: SC in back loop of stitch, around (7)
Rows 8-10: SC around
Cut yarn.
Stuff the arm
Sew onto the side of the body.

Amigurumi Doctor Doll
Tunic Pattern
To make clothing I make the garment the same number of stitches around as the largest part of the body, but use a slightly larger crochet hook size.
For this doll the maximum width of the body was 24 stitches, so I made a chain of 24 stitches using a No 4 mm crochet hook size. Check this by wrapping the chain around the body to make sure it fits.
Join the chain together.
Row 1: SC around (24)
Rows 2-10: SC around (24)
Add or decrease additional rows as you wish, until the garment reaches just under the armpit of the doll.
Now you will be crocheting the rest of the shirt in two sections, front and back, rather than in the round.

FRONT:
11: SC across 12 stitches
12: turn, CH 1, SC across 11 stitches
repeat row 12, 4 times or until you reach the neckline.
Break the yarn.

BACK:
11: Join the yarn at the armpit of the other side and
SC across 12 stitches
12: turn, CH 1, SC across 11 stitches
repeat row 12, 4 times or until you reach the neckline.
Break the yarn.

Put the shirt onto the doll and attach the shoulders together with a few slip stitches.

If you would like to add sleeves to the shirt you can pick up the stitches around the armhole of the shirt and crochet a sleeve.

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CROCHET, Crochet Patterns, KNITTING, Knitting Patterns

Stitchcraft – Gaily Striped Ankle Warmers

A vintage pattern from Stitchcraft December 1948 to knit and crochet these gaily striped ankle warmer slippers.

Materials:
Thick cord for soles.
4 ozs. main shade Patons Fingering 3-ply, Patonised;
odd balls of wool in different shades for stripes and ankle cords.
A set of four No. 8 ” Beehive” needlles pointed both ends.
A No. 10 crochet hook.
A pair of heel grips.

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Measurements:
Original slippers fit a size 5 foot.

Tension:
5 stitches to an inch over stocking stitch
3 trebles to an inch over sole.

Sole

With crochet hook and cord make 24 chain. Turn.
Miss 1 chain.
(1 double crochet into 1 chain) 23 times.
3 d.c into last chain, thus working round the corner,
then down other side of foundation chain,
(work 1 d.c. into 1 ch) 23 times

Continue crocheting round in the same direction as follows:-
3 d.c. into missed chain of previous row for heel,
now inserting book into bat k loop of previous row throughout.
work 10 d.c.into 10 d.c.,
13 tr. into 13 d.c.
4 tr. into 1 d.c ,
3 tr. into 1 d.c.
4 tr into I d.c..
13 tr. into 13d.c.
10 d.c. into 10 d.c.
3 d.c. into 1 d.c .
2 d.c. into I d c
3 d.c into 1 d.c..
25 d.c. into next 25 sts
(2 d.c into next Stitch, I d.c. into next stitch), 3 times,
2 d.c. into next stitch,
25 d.c. into next 25 sts.
(2 d.c. into next .stitch, 1 d.c. into next stitch) 4 times.
Break cord and fasten oft with a slip-stitch.
Make five more pieces the same to create the thick soles.

Half Sole for Wedge

Make 10 chain, turn.
Miss I ch., 8 d.c. into 8 ch
4 d.c.. into 1 ch.,
8 d C into 8 ch., turn,
8 d.c. into 8 d. c.,
(2 d.c. into 1 d.c) 4 times,
8 d.c. into 8 d.c., turn:
9 d.c. into 9 d.c.,
(2 d.c. into 1 d.c, 1 d.c. into 1 d.c.) 3 times
, 9 d.c. into 9 d.c. Break cord and finish off with a slip-stitch.
Work another three pieces the same.

Sewing Up the Soles:
Sew three whole and 2 half soles together for each sole. placing the halfs between 1st and 2nd, then 2nd and 3rd soles, thus forming a wedge heel.

Uppers

Use wool treble throughout.
With a contrast shade cast on 60 sts, 20 on each of 3 needles.
Purl 4 rounds.
Change to main shade and knit 5 rounds.

* Change to another contrast and K 1 round then P 4 rounds.
Change to main shade and K 5 rounds,
repeat from * 4 times more.

Next Round:
* k 1, k 2 tog
repeat from * all round making 40 sts
Shape tor heel:
Take 9 sts from last needle on to 4th needle. and k 9 from 1st needle on to it
Divide instep stitches equally on 2 needles, 11 stitches on each

Work 15 rows of stocking- stitch on heel stitches, starting with a purl row.

Turn heel:
– k 12. slip I. k. 1, pass slipped-stitch over, turn
2nd row:
p. 7, p 2 tog.. turn
3rd row: k 7 sl. 1, k I. p.s s o turn
4th row:
p 7 p 2 tog. turn

Continue thus until all stitches are worked.
Knit back, pick up and K 16 sts along side of heel onto same needle.
Knit 22 sts from instep needle
pick up and k 16 along other side of heel and k 4 from 1st needle make 62 sts
(20-22-20)

1st Round:
Knit
2nd Round:
Knit to last 3 sts of 1st needle, k2 tog, k1
knit across 2nd needle
on 3rd needle, k1, sl 1, psso, knit to end
Repeat these 2 rounds until 11 sts are on 1st and 3rd needles. Do not break wool.

Now slip last 2 sts from 1st needle and first 2 sts from 3rd needle on to 2nd needle making 26 instep sts.

** Working on instep sts only in stocking st
join in a contrast shade
Next row: K 26
Next row: P 26
Repeat these 2 rows once more.
Now make a tuck by knitting a stitch from needle together with a stitch picked up from lastmain shade row at back of work all along. Break wool. Work 3 rounds in main shade over all stitches.

Repeat from ** using different contrast shades until 7 coloured tucks are done. Knit 7 rounds in main shade, then shape toe thus:

Divide all stitches evenly on 2 needles, 22 on each, by slipping 2 sts from each end of instep needle onto sole.
Starting on upper side
*k1, sl 1, k1, psso, knit to last 3 sts, k2 tog, k1
Repeat from * across sole.
Continue thus, decreasing in every round until 10 are left on each needle.
Cast off or graft together.

To Make Up

With strong thread, stitch sock firmly onto sole, catching upper base and sole and leaving a small welt all round.
Sew a heel grip in position at each heel.
For cords, take 6 strands of wool 60 inches long and twist together, then fold in half, allowing the 2 halves to twist round each other. Fasten each end securely.
Thread through the knitting at ankles, then finish each end with a small tassel, made of as many different colours as you like.

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CROCHET, Crochet Patterns, Hemp

Crochet Water Bottle: cr-h20bottle

This crocheted water bottle holder uses dyed 2 ply Hemp. If you don’t have access to hemp yarn you can substitute with a linen yarn of a similar weight.

Crochet Large Water Bottle

This uses approximately 75 grams of hemp yarn.
crochet h20bag

Base of Water Bottle

Row 1: Chain 6, Join

Row 2: Ch1, SC in loop formed by chain (20x)

Row 3: Ch1, *SC in next stitch, 2 SC in next stitch,* Repeat to end, Join with Sl. st in first stitch(30 st)

Row 4: Ch1, *2 SC in next stitch, 1 SC, * Repeat to end, Join with Sl. st in first stitch(46 st)

The circumference should be approximately the size of the bottom of the water bottle.

If not, add another row increasing 1 SC every other stitch.

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Sides of Water Bottle

Row 5: Ch2, *1 DC in each stitch.* Repeat to end, Join with Sl. st in first stitch

Row 6: Ch2, 1DC in next stitch, *Ch 1, skip 1 stitch, DC in next stitch, * Repeat to end, Join with Sl. st in first stitch

Row 7: Ch2, 1DC in next stitch, * Ch1, DC in next loop formed by previous chain stitch. * Repeat to end, Join with Sl. st in first stitch

Repeat Row 7 10 times or to the height of the water bottle.

Top Edge of Water Bottle

Ch 2, *1 DC in next stitch, 1 DC in chain loop,* Repeat to end, Join with Sl. st in first stitch

Ch1, 1 SC in each stitch to end. Join with Sl. st in first stitch

Strap

Ch 1, *SC 5 times,* Turn

Ch 1, * SC 5 times, * Turn

Repeat until strap measures 33 inches or desired length.

Join to other side of the bag with a row of SC.

Cut yarn and sew in the ends.

Crochet Small Water Bottle

This uses approximately 50 grams of hemp yarn.

Base of Water Bottle

Row 1: Chain 5, Join

Row 2: Ch1, SC in loop formed by chain (14x)

Row 3: Ch1, *SC in next 2 stitches, 2 SC in next stitch,* Repeat to end, Join with Sl. st in first stitch(18 st)

Row 4: Ch1, *2 SC in next stitch, 1 SC, * Repeat to end, Join with Sl. st in first stitch(25 st)

The circumference should be approximately the size of the bottom of the water bottle.

If not, add another row increasing 1 SC every other stitch.

Sides of Water Bottle

Row 5: Ch2, *1 DC in each stitch.* Repeat to end, Join with Sl. st in first stitch

Row 6: Ch2, 1DC in next stitch, *Ch 1, skip 1 stitch, DC in next stitch, * Repeat to end, Join with Sl. st in first stitch

Row 7: Ch2, 1DC in next stitch, * Ch1, DC in next loop formed by previous chain stitch. * Repeat to end, Join with Sl. st in first stitch

Repeat Row 7 10 times or to the height of the water bottle.

Top Edge of Water Bottle

Ch 2, *1 DC in next stitch, 1 DC in chain loop,* Repeat to end, Join with Sl. st in first stitch

Ch1, 1 SC in each stitch to end. Join with Sl. st in first stitch

Strap

Ch 1, *SC 4 times,* Turn

Ch 1, * SC 4 times, * Turn

Repeat until strap measures 33 inches or desired length.

Join to other side of the bag with a row of SC.

Cut yarn and sew in the ends.

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Crochet questions, answers, and topics ranging from equipment to resources, line illustrations and charts and specific techniques (stitches, borders, and buttonholes)
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