Showing posts with label Slippers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Slippers. Show all posts

Monday, February 4, 2013

Crochet Child-Toddler Slippers

Crochet Child-Toddler Slippers Tube. Duration : 20.68 Mins.


Written Instructions crochet-mania.blogspot.com Teaching the world to crochet, one stitch at a time. Free crochet lessons and video tutorials for beginner crocheters. More from Crochet Geek on YouTube: www.youtube.com www.youtube.com Blogger - www.crochet-mania.blogspot.com Subscribe - www.youtube.com Beanie Cap www.youtube.com Puff Stitch Cap www.youtube.com Flower www.youtube.com Abbreviation: SC = Single Crochet Ch = Chain SC DEC = Single Crochet Decrease ST = Stitch Single Crochet Decrease = A single crochet decrease is reducing two stitches by joining them together as one stitch. You work the first part of your single crochet as you would normally work it in the first St. You leave the 2 strands of yarn on the hook. Insert the hook through the second stitch, pull the yarn through. You will have 3 loops on your hook. Wrap the yarn over your hook and pull the yarn through all 3 loops. This creates your single crochet decrease. Written by Teresa Richardson Skill Level: Intermediate Size H Crochet Hook 4-Ply Yarn 2 Yarn markers of a contrasting color Slipper Modification:I have identified 3 sections in the instructions where you are able to make the slipper longer or shorter. You can use a larger crochet hook to make the overall size of the slipper larger. You can make the width of the slipper larger by adding more increase stitches in rounds 1-3. Two ways to start the slippers are provided. You choose your preferred method. Start 1: 4 FSC = Foundation Single Crochet ...

Tuesday, December 25, 2012

MJH Sewing: How to Sew a Baby Sleeping Bag

MJH Sewing: How to Sew a Baby Sleeping Bag Tube. Duration : 6.60 Mins.


myjewishhome.com How to make and sew a baby's sleeping bag Grobag blanket to ensure safe napping for your baby. This beautiful and inexpensive craft requires only basic sewing skills and your favorite fabrics. The things you'll need to make a baby sleeping bag Soft Fabric Your Baby's Outfit Ribbon Scissors needle and Thread Step 1 at 01:33 : Fold your fabric in half and lay your baby's outfit on top. With a pen, trace around the outfit, give yourself half an inch or so around and don't come in at the legs, just the arms and neck. Step 2 at 01:59. Cut around the trace with a sharp pair of scissors. Step 3 at 02:52 : Create a straight stitch all the way around excluding the collar and arm holes. Step 4 03:50 : Cut a straight line down from the centre half way down the sleeping bag. This is how you get your baby in and out. Step 5 04:03 : Turn it inside out. To decorate the sleeping bag, stitch ribbon along the length of the slit you made in the centre. Step 6 06:08 Place your baby inside of the sleeping bag and let them sleep safely. Or as in the case of my baby laugh and smile!

Gerber Girls 2-6X Ballet Slippers 2 Pack Sleeper Blanket

Gerber Girls 2-6X Ballet Slippers 2 Pack Sleeper Blanket Review


Gerber Girls 2-6X Ballet Slippers 2 Pack Sleeper Blanket Feature

  • 100 percent lightweight microfleece flame resistant fabric
  • Zipper down leg to make diaper changing easy
  • Neck tab over zipper pull to protect chin
  • Easy to care for machine wash and dry

Gerber Girls 2-6X Ballet Slippers 2 Pack Sleeper Blanket Overview

Made of 100 percent lightweight microfleece flame resistant fabric for extended wear that is brushed on both sides for extra softness. Designed to keep your little one cozy warm during playtime or sleepytime. Zipper down leg to make diaper changing easy. Neck tab over zipper pull to protect chin. Gusseted crotch gives extra room in the seat for diaper. Non-skid soles to help prevent child from slipping. Easy to care for machine wash and dry. Assortment features 1 allover print & 1 solid sleeper with embroidery detail.

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