Innholdsfortegnelse for Issue 23 i Fun Crochet Magazine

ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLS These are the most commonly used abbreviations and symbols: Stitches used Would you like to learn more about the most commonly used stitches and techniques? At aandehaak.nl/basis we explain how to do things like crochet a chain, single crochet, slip stitch or double crochet, but also how you can set up a magic ring and decrease and increase as you’re working. The step-by-step instructions include drawings and videos to help you on your way. Take a look at aandehaak.nl/basis. Note: videos are in Dutch. TIP! Scan the QR code CHAIN (CH) SLIP STITCH (SL ST)…

What do you need Scheepjes Metropolis Yarn (100 g): 3 balls of Rudesheim 468 Scheepjes Scrumptious Yarn (100 g): 1 ball of Match Chiffon Cake 326 3.5 and 4 mm Crochet hook Stitch markers Scissors Tapestry/darning needle Yarn from Scheepjes.com This is how you make it The length of the shawl is about 2 meters. The width without the edging is about 32 cm. The edging is crocheted with Scheepjes Scrumptious and is about 1 cm wide. The triangles measure about 16 x 16 x 16 cm and the diamond about 16 x 21 cm. The gauge for Scheepjes Wanderlust, color Rudesheim, is 19 stitches x 24 rounds, and for Scheepjes Scrumptious, color Matcha Chiffon Cake, 20 stitches x 24 rounds. Triangles Crochet 18 triangles with a 3.5 mm hook and the…

Welcome to this "Indian Summer" edition of Fun Crochet Magazine! This issue is brimming with projects that celebrate the lingering glow of summer, bringing comfort and style into your home and wardrobe. Inside, you'll discover how to keep those sunny vibes alive with our mandala Summer Vibes, featuring a vibrant yellow circle reminiscent of a setting sun. For those crisp, late summer evenings outdoors, the Berries & Bobbles shawl offers perfect coziness, while our diamonds shawl, in beautiful natural shades, is an absolute must-have for embracing the season's unique charm. Spruce up your home with the cheerful pot holders – they're not just practical but also super fun! For a touch of modern elegance, our wall hanging with leaves, crafted using the Intarsia technique, will beautifully adorn any room. And…

What do you need Scheepjes Merino Soft yarn: 2 balls of Renoir 624, Monet 627, Lowry 604, Michelangelo 603; 3 balls of Malevich 600, Lime 629; 4 balls of Hogarth 605 3.5 and 4 mm Crochet hook Separating zipper, 50 cm Ribbing fabric, 50 cm Fleece lining, 150 cm 2 x Sleeve cuff, 12 and 18 cm Ribbing (for ribbed edge at bottom), 12 x 50 cm Neck ribbing, 12 x 40 cm Sewing machine with zipper foot Sewing thread Pins Scissors Yarn from Scheepjes.com Tip! No sewing machine? No problem! You can also sew the lining by hand or wear this bomber jacket without lining. This is how you make it You make the jacket from crocheted square panels and half-size panels. This jacket is designed for size…

What do you need Scheepjes Cahlista yarn: 160 g. of Sage Green 212, 25 g. Bridal White 105, 15 g. of Rosewood 258 Scrap of Scheepjes Twinkle yarn: Gold 941 4 mm crochet hook Darning needle Pins Scissors This is how you make it The pot holders are about 16 x 32 cm in size. You crochet most of the piece back and forth, making 1 turning ch at the end of each round. When changing colors, work the stitch up to the last yarn over, then finish it with the new color. Front of the wine bottle Make a chain of 31 ch with Sage Green. Rnd 1: starting in the 2nd ch from the hook, 30 sc, 1 tch. Rnds 2-8: 30 sc, 1 tch. Rnd 9: 4…

What do you need Scheepjes Catona yarn: 2 balls of Bridal White 105, 1 ball of Silver Blue 528, Dark Olive 387, Light Silver 172 3 and 5 mm Crochet hook Stitch markers Wooden dowel, 35 cm (it should be wider than your piece) Metal wire, e.g., white floral wire Cardboard 15 cm long Measuring tape Scissors Darning needle Tip! Regularly measure the width after a few rounds, because working in Intarsia can make it a bit tighter. If it’s too tight, redo the round and crochet a little more loosely. If you like, use a stitch marker at the beginning and end of the round. This is how you make it Follow the pattern to make the wall hanging, starting in the bottom right corner. The panel without…

What do you need Scheepjes Catona yarn: 4 balls of Light Navy 164 2.5 or 3 mm Crochet hook Tapestry needle Metal rings: 1 x Ø 16 cm, 1 x Ø 20 cm, 1 x Ø 25 cm, 1 x Ø30 cm 3 meters of beige linen round iron cord White flat plug Plastic E27 socket with a screw ring Strain relief (Kynda Light) Wooden label Scissors This is how you make it The abbreviation cl stands for cluster = tr2tog, 4 ch, 1 sc, 4 ch, tr2tog in the same stitch. See the step-by-step photos for the instructions. tr2tog 1 - 4, 4 ch 5, 1 sc 6, 4 ch 7, tr2tog in the same stitch 8 - 10. Lamp Rnd 1: first crochet around the Ø 20 cm…

What do you need Durable Coral yarn: Light Green 2158, Bright Mint 2136, Light Lime 351, Yellow Green 2146, Mint 2136, Golf Green 304, Tropical Green 2140, Pacific Green 2138, Aqua Blue 338 2.5 mm Crochet hook Metal ring, Ø 80 cm Scissors This is how you make it Rnd 1: make a MR with Aqua Blue and work 6 sc into it (= 6) 1. Rnd 2: 2 sc in each sc (= 12) 2. Rnd 3: rep ([3 dc in 1 sc], 1 ch, skip 1 sc) (= 24) 3. Rnd 4: rep (3 x 1 hdc in 1 dc, 4 ch) (= 42) 4. Change to Tropical Green. Rnd 5: rep (3 x 1 sc in 1 hdc, [1 sc, 1 hdc, 3 x 1 dc, 1…

What do you need Schachenmayr Merino extra fine 120 yarn: 5 balls of Cream 00102, 2 balls of Cognac 00110, Wine Red 00132, Coral 00134 4 mm Crochet hook Stitch marker Scissors Darning needle Schachenmayr Merino extra fine is available at specialized yarn stores. More info and designs on Schachenmayr.com This is how you make it The 3 ch at the beginning of the round count as 1 dc. You startat the bottom with the tip of the shawl. Make the shawl as long as you like. When attaching Wine Red, Cognac, and Coral, leave about 10 cm of yarn at the beginning and end of the round. Don’t fasten off the ends, because you will use them later for the fringes. Bobble Crochet 5 hdc together as follows: yarn over,…

What do you need Cotton yarn suitable for a 3/3.5 mm crochet hook: dark green, dark orange, light brown, dark brown, terracotta and cream white 3 mm Crochet hook Tapestry needle 2 suction cups, ø 2 or 3 cm 3 Wooden beads, ø 2 cm This is how you make it Make the flags in different colors. For a mini window garland, make 3 flags. For a larger window garland, make 5 flags and for a long room garland, make as many flags as you like. Green flag Start with light brown. Rnd 1: 18 ch, starting into the 2nd ch from the hook and crochet sc up to the ch (= 17). Rnds 2-3: 1 ch, turn, 17 sc (= 17). Change to cream white. Rnd 4: 1 ch,…