101. Needle Conversion Crochet And Knitting. Although we tend to associate wool yarns with knitting and cotton threads withcrocheting, the yarn or thread used can, of course, be made of any fiber http://www.craftown.com/instruction/conversion.htm

1000's of FREE Craft Projects and Patterns Free Lessons in our Learning Center Home Free Projects Learning Center Free Patterns ... Questions? Needle Conversion Chart Knitting and Crochet Knitting needles and crochet hooks come in a wide range of sizes. Since the sizing of needles and hooks is not the same in England and Canada as in the United States, a listing of comparative sizes is given in the conversions chart below. Needles: U.S. to English or Canadian: 0=13; 1=12; 2=11; 3=10; 4=9; 5=8; 6=7; 7=6; 8=5; 9=4; 10=3; 11=2; 13=0; 15=000. Hooks: U.S. to English or Canadian: 1=0; 2=1; 3=1 1/2; 4=2; 5=2 1/2; 6=3; 7=3 1/2; 8=4; 9=4 1/2; 10=5; 11=5 1/2; 12=6; 13=6 1/2; 14=7. More on needles, hooks, yarns and threads: Knitting needles come in a variety of styles, each designed for a specific use. Straight needles are for knitting back and forth. Double pointed (dp) needles have points at both ends, are sold in sets of four, and are for knitting rounds; one alone may be used in making cables. A circular needle, pointed at both ends and flexible in center, is for knitting in rounds or back and forth on more stitches than could be conveniently worked on dp or straight needles. Although we tend to associate wool yarns with knitting and cotton threads with crocheting, the yarn or thread used can, of course, be made of any fiber, natural or synthetic. The synthetics are often machine washable - a quality especially desirable in items that will need frequent washing, such as baby clothes. Today we have a great variety of textures from which to choose, form fluffy angoras and mohair's to smooth finishes and on to sparkling metallic-look threads and ribbons.

102. Free Crochet And Knit Patterns Index You are welcome to help yourself to patterns as long as you recreate them forpersonal use only. Crochet Patterns. Yarn Ball, Mittens in double knitting. http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6910/patterns.htm

Free Patterns Index Page A SISTER SITE So bookmark the other site so you have access to my free patterns when Yahoo!Geocities temporarly shuts me down during heavy traffic sessions. pics of my completed projects Craft Information Craft Links Search Page ... Awards Email Home Page Sister site You are welcome to help yourself to patterns as long as you recreate them for personal use only Crochet Patterns Easter Eggs, bunnies sheep and lambs Panties Potholder Corn and Grape Pan Holders Britches Dishcloth ... Grizelda the Witch Knit Patterns Braid Rug Yarn Ball Mittens in double knitting EZ Baby Booties Looking for patterns or information? want to share hints or tips? yfEA(1); My Favorite craft links New and improved! have found this page. This page hosted by Get your own Free Home Page April 26th 2000

103. Knit-Out & Crochet Too! The 3rd Annual KnitOut Crochet, Too! is the place to start. Everyone is knittingand crocheting! Bring the family, learn to knit and crochet, have fun. http://www.knit-out.org/

On The National Mall in front of the Museum of Natural History, Mall Entrance A short walk from the Metrorail Blue/Orange Line Smithsonian Stop For Knitters, Crocheters, the Interested, the Curious Fashion shows See wearable art from guild members, local shops, and yarn companies Learn to knit and crochet Free demos, and we have kits to get you started Charity corner Start, finish, or bring a project to work on; help assemble charity blankets Browse See and touch the latest yarns from local shops and the industry Bring your latest creations and tell about them Doctor is in! Get advice on new techniques and problem projects Meet and join Make new friends in the knit/crochet community, learn about local groups Home Workshops The Doctor is "In!" Shops ... 2003 Event Photos

104. WannaLearn.com: Crafts And Hobbies : Crochet video clips, drawn illustrations and textbased material on all types of stitching,including crochet, cross stitching, embroidery, knitting, plastic canvas http://www.wannalearn.com/Crafts_and_Hobbies/Crochet/

More search options Crafts and Hobbies : Crochet Home Crafts and Hobbies / Crochet ] Free Instructional Sites: Carol Ventura's Tapestry Crochet a Spiral Basket - a step-by-step, illustrated hands-on introduction to some basic tapestry crochet techniques through a spiral basket project (Rating: 6.39 Votes: 247) Rate this site: Read Comments (4) Chez Crochet: Library (Rating: 6.53 Votes: 112) Rate this site: Crochet at BellaOnline - Lessons Library (Rating: 7.09 Votes: 93) Rate this site: Read Comments (3) Crochet Cabana: Tutorials - illustrated tutorials on how to begin crocheting using the Broomstick Lace (Jiffy Lace) and Tunisian Crochet (Afghan Stitch) methods (Rating: 7.07 Votes: 175) Rate this site: Read Comments (5) Designs by J.A.M.I., Afghan Crochet Tutorial - text-based instructional tips on a number of basic afghan techniques, including the basic afghan stitch, how to change colors, afghan stitch increase, afghan stitch decrease, afghan stitch cluster, afghan stitch plain tunisian, afghan stitch mesh, afghan stitch purl, afghan stitch-ribbed, seed stitch, framed squares and more (Rating: 7.12 Votes: 208)

105. Lee's World - Crochet And Knitting; Free Patterns browser. Crochet And Knit Mostly Crochet. If you would like to have yoursite listed here please email me aj514@chebucto.ns.ca. Looking http://www.chebucto.ns.ca/~aj514/crandkn.html

Lee's World If you arrived here via a frame Click here to break free Web Page Colors This site appears at its best if your browsers color settings are such that the webpage designers colors are used and not the default or override settings of your browser. Crochet And Knit Mostly Crochet If you would like to have your site listed here please email me: aj514@chebucto.ns.ca Looking for the free patterns designed by Lee of "Lee's World"? This way to the patterns Please take a sec and have a look Latest Published Patterns My patterns have been published in the following: Country Crochet - Spring 1998 Edition 1. basket of apples doorstop 2. basket of apples potholder 3. apple, plum and pear potholders 4. gumball machine potholder White Crochet - Spring 1998 Edition 1. lighthouse wallhanging 2. sunflower apron Crochet Home - Issue 65 1. Cluster kitchen set placemat, potholder, coaster and napkin ring Crochet Fantasy - Number 125 - August 1998 1. Flowerbox Filet filet wallhanging with spring flowers (tulip, iris and violet) Crochet World - August 1998 1. Four Piece Kitchen Set

106. EHow.com: How To Convert A Knitting Pattern To A Crochet Pattern How to Convert a knitting Pattern to a Crochet Pattern. Most knitting instructionsare easy to convert. How to Convert a knitting Pattern to a Crochet Pattern. http://www.ehow.com/how_18632_convert-knitting-pattern.html

More Than 15,000 How-to Solutions How to: Home > Crafts How to Convert a Knitting Pattern to a Crochet Pattern Most knitting instructions are easy to convert. You only need to know a few basic stitch conversions to change your favorite knitting pattern into your favorite crochet pattern. Steps: Use a crochet hook to make a gauged sample. Change the size of hook until you reach the needed gauge to complete the project. Change the knit gauge to the crochet gauge by exchanging the stitches listed in the following steps. Make a copy of your pattern and pencil in the crochet stitches to use above the knitting ones. Chain stitch the number of cast-on stitches or the number needed to reach the needed gauge. Convert one row of knit and one row of purl (or two rows of knit) to one row of single crochet. Substitute one row of half-double crochet for three rows of knitting (or for k1, p1, k1). Crochet one row of double crochet to replace one row of knit, one row of purl, one row of knit, and one row of purl.

107. Learn To Crochet Or Knit - Bev’s Needle - Learn To Crochet Or Knit, Free. Shop StarGazer s Crochet Instruction Links Susanne s Crochet Directory stitches and hintsfrom A to Z with illustrations. Learn to Knit About.com knitting Lessons. http://www.netcastles.com/bevsneedle/learn.html

Learn Learn to Crochet Learn to Knit Artwow! CraftersCommunity.com ... Crafttown lots of different crafts Learn2.com The Woodburner Learn to Crochet: Crocheting lessons Crochet basics for lefties and righties StarGazer's Crochet Instruction Links Susanne's Crochet Directory stitches and hints from A to Z with illustrations Learn to Knit: About.com Knitting Lessons

108. WHY CROCHET AND KNIT CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY. CROCHET AND KNIT GROUP. family. · knitting andCrocheting is “portable” – take it anywhere! · Provides http://www.puffin.creighton.edu/crochetknit/why_crochet_and_knit.htm

CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY CROCHET AND KNIT GROUP CURRENT NUMBER OF ITEMS DONATED TO CHARITY 1,116! MEETINGS TEACHING SESSIONS VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES ... CROCHET/KNIT HOME PAGE WHY CROCHET AND KNIT? It has a calming effect – helps relieve stress! It feels good to work with beautiful yarn colors and textures! Create sweaters, hats, scarves, mittens, afghans, etc. for others and yourself! Gifts “you make yourself” for family and friends. Children and adults in need of items include: domestic abuse victims, Hospice and local nursing home patients, foster children, low-income families, victims of natural disaster, fires, floods, tornadoes, etc. It is a social activity to share with co-workers, friends, and family. Knitting and Crocheting is “portable” – take it anywhere! Provides a sense of accomplishment when you complete a project. Adds balance to a high-tech, fast-paced, stressful lifestyle. Cost-effective hobby–you can help others with NO cost to you but your time. Maximizes your time while you watch TV, travel, sports events, etc. Carry on a family tradition.

109. Chie's Crochet & Knitting ))) This blog is the record of my crochet and knitting projects. My knitting experienceis longer than crochet, but now I crochet (a lot) more than I knit. http://chiescrochetandknitting.blogspot.com/

Welcome! :))) This blog is the record of my crochet and knitting projects. My knitting experience is longer than crochet, but now I crochet (a lot) more than I knit. :P I was born and raised in Japan so I often use Japanese designers' patterns. Hope you enjoy! :) Sunday, June 06, 2004 Updates Pattern Source: Handicraft #18 "Futoito Lace no Petit Komono" Page 7. Publisher: Ondori-sha Above is the small project I mentioned before. This simple coaster will always remind me of the day when I came back to Mississippi. :) I finally got my computer to work right last night. :) I am soooo glad that I will be able to post regulary again like before and to visit other blogs of fellow crocheters and knitters. I missed way too much! :( While I was working on my computer, I put an order for yarn to make "63 Easy-To-Crochet Pattern Stitches Heirloom Afghan", and of course, I joined Donna 's " 63 Square Crochet Along The yarn has not arrived yet, but as soon as I get it, I will post a picture here. ;) I can't wait to start crocheting the afghan. :) Although it's going slowly, I have been working on my WIP "best vest", and I am not stopping. LOL

110. Ananova - G-strings Save The Art Of Crochet Ananova Gstrings save the art of crochet. She added We need a way toencourage young girls to keep the tradition of crocheting alive. http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_813508.html?menu=news.quirkies

111. Projects Granny s Jewels Afghan Crochet (July 00). Easy to Make Shawls Knit Crochet (June 00). Tunisian Crochet Knit Vest(September/October 98). http://www.thesmartyarns.com/project1.html

Free Patterns Updated Monthly. Solutia offers our patterns in full-text format so you can easily print them out without having to download them. Click below to select this month's featured pattern: Rose Cardigan: Knit Girl's Crocheted Vest: Crochet Archived Patterns Click below to select a previous month's featured pattern: Floral Pullover: Knit (March '04) Framed 4-Patch Afghan: Crochet (March '04) Fair Isle Tunic: Knit (Feb '04) Popcorn Snowflake Afghan and Pillows: Crochet (Feb '04) Girl's Nordic Cardigan and Hat: Knit (Jan '04) Stained Glass Quilt: Crochet (Jan '04) Christmas Stocking: Knit (Dec '03) Christmas Tree Skirt: Crochet (Dec '03) Snowman Pullover: Knit (Nov '03) Chenille Shawl: Crochet (Nov '03) Poinsettia Jacket: Knit (Oct '03) Receiving Blanket: Crochet (Oct '03) Cable Garter Pullover: Knit (Sept '03) Serape Pullover: Crochet (Sept '03) Lovebird Vest: Knit (August '03) Prussian Blue Afghan: Crochet (August '03) Summer V-Neck Cardigan: Knit (July '03) Patriotic Strip Afghan: Crochet (July '03) Color Dot Cardigan: Knit (June '03) Crocheted Shawl: Crochet (June '03) Quick Knit Cardigan: Knit (May '03) Holly and Berries Afghan: Crochet (May '03) Honeycomb Slip Stitch Pullover: Knit (April '03) Chenille Afghan: Crochet (April '03) Chenille Pullover: Knit (March '03) Baby Ripple Afghan: Crochet (March '03) Woman's Nordic Pullover: Knit (Feb '03) Country Hearts Afghan: Crochet (Feb '03)

112. FreePatterns.com Your email address Your password Forgot your password? Choose a category Crafts. http://www.freepatterns.com/

You're going to love this huge selection of top-quality patterns that you can download directly to your desktop. Unlike many free patterns you find on the Web, every pattern here is set up to view beautifully on your screen and print out perfectly just like the page of a published book. Here's how it works: If you've already signed up, simply enter your e-mail address and password on the left. If you are new to our site, follow these 3 EASY steps Sign up and within a minute we'll e-mail you a membership confirmation with your activated password. It's totally FREE . Click here to sign up now! Download the free Software not only is it free, it's safe and universally accepted as the standard in web-based document viewing. You'll need this to view your free patterns. Skip this step if you already have the software on your computer. . Log in with your e-mail address and password. It's that easy. View all the free patterns you want! Enjoy! New! We just added Woodworking projects and Paper projects. Go to the crafts section to check them out. Now you can search by keywords!

113. I Appreciate All The Ladies Who Have Donated These Hat And Mittens Crochet or knit hats and mittens for the homeless. Also, chemo hats available.FREE patterns available.Be a blessing to someone in need! http://www.angelfire.com/ct/barnart/index5.html

var cm_role = "live" var cm_host = "angelfire.lycos.com" var cm_taxid = "/memberembedded" I appreciate all the ladies who have donated these hat and mittens patterns. Please use these patterns to be a blessing. If you have a pattern to share just email it to me. Thank you! QUICK TIP: Highlight the pattern you want. Go up to the EDIT on your tool bar and click COPY. Go to E Mail and PASTE the pattern. "And if you pour out that with which you sustain your own life for the hungry, and satisfy the need of the afflicted, then shall YOUR light rise in darkness..." Isa.58:10 Single Crochet Hat Pattern Row 1: Ch3, Join with sl st to form ring. Ch1, 6 sc in ring, ( do not join), place marker in last sc of each round. Row 2: 2 sc in each sc (12sc) Row 3: (1sc in next sc, 2sc in next sc) around Row 4: (1sc in each of next 2sc, 2sc in next sc) around (24sc) Row 5: (2sc in next sc, 1sc in each of next 3sc) around Row 6: (1sc in each of next 4 sc, 2sc in next sc) around (36sc) Row 7: (2sc in next sc, 1 sc in each of next 5 sc)

114. CROCHET CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY. CROCHET AND KNIT GROUP. CROCHET AND KNIT GROUP.In January, 2000, the crochet and knit group was organized at http://www.puffin.creighton.edu/crochetknit/

CREIGHTON UNIVERSITY CROCHET AND KNIT GROUP CURRENT NUMBER OF ITEMS DONATED TO CHARITY 1,116! MEETINGS TEACHING SESSIONS VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES ... CROCHET/KNIT HOME PAGE CROCHET AND KNIT GROUP In January, 2000, the crochet and knit group was organized at Creighton University by Joleen Richwine of the Political Science and International Relations Department. The group meets several times a year to share lunch, talk and work on our latest projects. There are no dues, and the group is open to any member of the Creighton University community. Faculty, staff members and students, male and female are all a part of the group. Members are encouraged to work on projects at home during their free time or during their lunch hour at work. Members share patterns, teach new learners the art of crochet or knit, learn new techniques and stitches, and plan future events. The group hosted a "Crochet and Knit Show" in the fall of 2000, and a booth at the Creighton University Health Fair in the fall of 2003. The group decided to share their talents by giving back to the community by doing service projects at the groups inception.

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