Yarn Weight Categories 101
This Yarn Weight Categories Chart is an infographic with everything you need to know about knitting needles, yarn types, and projects. Since this printable yarn weight chart includes the yarn weight numbers from 0 to 7, the category, from lace to roving, the knitting needle sizes, in both US and metric measurements, as well as the ideal projects for each type of yarn, you're going to want to keep it nearby every time you're knitting. Not only is this guide to yarn weights great for a seasoned knitter, this chart is super helpful when looking for free knitting patterns for…
PATTERN: Cowgirl Hat | Crochet Cowgirl Hat | Crochet Cowboy Hat | Amigurumi Cowboy Hat | Crochet Country Fan Keychains | Crochet Gifts
This product is a digital PDF crochet pattern. Crochet Pattern: Cowgirl (or Cowboy) Hat INCLUDES: - picture of finished product - pattern to make it - list of materials - abbreviations (US terms) - easy, step-by-step instructions - assembly method SUPPLIES NEEDED: - 1.5mm (#8) hook - fine 100% acrylic yarn (#1) - yarn colours: light tan / beige - yarn needle - scissors - optional: keychain ring DISTRIBUTION POLICIES: - yes: use this pattern for personal use - yes: refer friends and family to @allbydesignshop to purchase their own pattern - yes: give away finished product as gifts -…
Pikachub Crochet Pattern
-Meet the chubby electric mouse! -This PDF pattern is available in English only in US terminology. -This is a digital item, you will not receive a physical item in the mail. -This pattern is beginner-intermediate level (due to the tail). It is recommended that you are familiar with the basic stitches. This pattern includes instructions for both the upright and laying down positions. -Thank you for supporting my designs by purchasing directly from my website! :) -Final size of Pikachub is 4 in. x 2 in. ( 10.16 cm x 5.08 cm) -Follow me on Instagram @curiouspapaya for the latest…
Now THAT’S a weave! Student knits intricate ‘hairdos’ out of yarn – and now her woolly wigs are set to give a boost to women with hair loss
Louise Walker, a student from London, created the unusual woolly wigs as part of a photography project - but they are now to be worn by chemotherapy patients dealing with hair loss.
