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This is an easy crocheted blanket with a one row repeat. The no beginning chain method for beginning the blanket is great for textured yarns like boucle and homespun. See the complete pattern at -

http://blogs.thetucker.com/knit/2012/12/23/no-beginning-chain-asymmetric-shell/

Learn how to make this 'barrel weave' chain maille bracelet in my step-by-step jewellery tutorial.

Materials Used: Jumprings using 1.25mm diameter wire (16ga) - 4.5 mm internal diameter Clasp

Join us for our next Chain Maille Project video where we teach you a project based on weaves we have already shown you, rather than the weave itself Today we are showing you how to weave up this fabulous project, Moorish Rose Flower Pendant. To make the hearts we suggest the following components: Ideal Sizes: 16G(1.2mm) x 9/32\(7.14mm)ID x 18 (main colour) 16G(1.2mm) x 9/32\(7.14mm)ID x 12 (second colour) 16G(1.2mm) x 3/16\(4.76mm)ID x 7 Alternate (demonstrated) Version 14G(1.6mm) x 3/8\(9.53mm)ID x 18 (main colour) 14G(1.6mm) x 3/8\(9.53mm)ID x 12 (second colour) 16G(1.2mm) x 6.75mmID x 7 Plus whatever cord and ring/bail you need to attach the pendant to it. Aimed at Advanced Maillers. Original weave submission on MAIL (Maille Artisans International League) website credited to djgm https://www.mailleartisans.org/weaves/weavedisplay.php?key=1078

Knitting With Your Thick and Thin Handspun - The Simple Rules Cowl and Joining In The Round. Making the most of the texture of thick-and-thin yarn. The "simple rules" are: knit the thin, purl the thick.

I'm a fan of long scarfs especially if they are worked in a short row like this scarf, lengthwise can tend to be a little daunting. It's an easy pattern to remember and crochet. Get the free pattern at https://thecrochetcrowd.com/chunky-crochet-short-row-scarf-pattern/

Interlocking Crochet February Square | Interlocking Crochet in the Round Free Pattern Get the chart and written directions: https://kickincrochet.com/interlocking-crochet-square-february/

Join us for a step by step tutorial in 4 parts where we show you how to knit and steek a knitted cardigan. In this final episode we show you knit the collar and add all the finishing touches.

- ARNE & CARLOS

How to steek a cardigan by ARNE & CARLOS Part 4. Adding the collar and the finishing touches.

Join us for a step by step tutorial in 4 parts where we show you how to knit and steek a knitted cardigan. In this 3rd episode we show you knit the placket and buttonholes and how to sew it on to the cardigan. Get the free pattern at www.arnecarlos.com

- ARNE & CARLOS How to steek a cardigan by ARNE & CARLOS Part 3. Knitting the placket and buttonholes.

Join us for a step by step tutorial in 4 parts where we show you how to knit and steek a knitted cardigan. In this 2nd episode we show you how to prepare the cardigan for steeking and show you how we cut. Get the free pattern on our website www.arnecarlos.com

- ARNE & CARLOS How to steek a Cardigan by ARNE & CARLOS Part 2 preparing and cutting the front.

There are so many ways to close a hat! It's mostly about preference. I prefer to never have to remove my hook or do any sewing, so if you're like me, you'll love this method! This is showing how to close the Bre Beanie, my most popular pattern (thatcozyfox.etsy.com) But this method can be used for any "Bottoms Up" style of hat! Perfect for slouchy hats.

Textured Crochet Trivet with the Chain Loop Stitch! Save your table and learn how to crochet a chain loop stitch – an excellent choice for a crochet trivet or pot holder (and even rugs!)

Chain Maille Basics - How to Weave a Stretchy Helm Weave Bracelet. Demonstration of how to make a bracelet with rubber rings in Helm Weave.

Join with Deb from Aussie Maille as she demonstrates how to weave the Celtic Labyrinth Chain Bracelet.

In this video from Aussie Maille you will learn how to make an Olivia Necklace.

In this video from Aussie Maille you will learn how to make a GSG Zig Zag Bracelet.

While this shows a specific pattern, it also shows the general technique. The most important tip here is that this uses "bullion wire" aka "French wire" which is a coiled extremely fine wire used in embroidery, which makes it very flexible and thus useful for this technique.