Polar Bear Hoody crochet

After the birth of my little angel I had finally time to knit and crochet again!

Here I made the polar bear hoody.

I bought the yarn in a small shop at my vacations in Budapest some years ago.

Online you can find many patters for the hoody, but if you have crochet before you can easily crochet it without! 

Many online patters are expensive. Maybe you can See here how easy it is!

If I have time later I will write a short construction you can read here for free!

Of course the way I made it 😉

Here is my cutie ❤️

baby blanket or tablecloth

I used all kind of yarns which were left.

Yarn´s are soft and no scratchy.

I will use this as a blanket for the cot or the buggy. :)

The pattern was easy to made.

The surrounding was just one row right, second row left and so on.

I took circular needle 4,5

and

crochet hook 3.

Yarn needed about 400 g.

For the salmon color I needed about 150 g.

Wine red about 150 g.

Lila about 100 g.

Here´s another picture of the same pattern.

FREE PATTERN ON GARNSTUDIO.COM

http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/pattern.php?id=3967&lang=en

Pink Tunic

Very easy to tunic to knit.

Yarn I used was Drops Cotton Light, in this beautiful pink.

Upper pattern looks hard, but was very easy to knit too!

Looks good with a belt and fits also for a baby-bump :)

Nice side picture.

This was a very fast pattern from Garnstudio.

It took me maybe about 4-5 weeks to finish.

You need about 400 g (for size S ) yarn from Drops Cotton Light. (for the pink: number 18)

And a round needle in size 3,5 and 3.

FREE PATTERN CAN BE FOUND HERE:

http://www.garnstudio.com/lang/en/pattern.php?id=5986&lang=en

Baby socks

After a long time I am finally back in knitting.

Actually I was knitting now and then on my longtime project, which you can see down under the socks.

For the first time I knitted baby socks.

In the beginning I was a bit confused how to knit the top of the socks and I had to open the work for a couple of times until I figured it out.

In the end, like always, it was pretty easy and I made both in only some hours.

Quiet cute, are they? :)

I got the pattern from a knitting book for baby clothes.

I tell you the pattern at the end of this blog entry in the way how I made it.

And here my longtime project, which kept me busy during the Christmas time as often as I came to knit to.

The pattern is not difficult, but much to count and it seems to need many month until I will get to finish it.

The yarn is my all-time favorite Safran again.

It´s very soft and slippery on the needle, but I love to wear it!

In the end it´ll be a kind of dress.

I will post more pictures later!!!!

The baby socks pattern:

SIZE: 0-3 month/ 3-9 month

Choose 2 yarn colors, you only need under 50 gr each color.

needle size 3,5

make 32/36 chains on the needle.

Then knit complete sock in  "always right" : first row right, second row left and so on

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2 rows first color (black), 2 row second color (white)

Knit like this until you get 7 cm of the stripes

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after this safe the first 12/13 and the last 12/13 chains on separate needle to continue them later

work only with the middle 8/10 chains!

Continue knitting the stripes for 4 more centimeters

While knitting this knit always the last chain left and the first chain right in cross! 

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So you get a longer middle stripe row.

Now only use the main color, I had black.

Knit the first 12/13 chains, then make on the side of the long part 10/12 new chains.

Go to the top and knit the 8/10 chains.

Then on the other side go down and make 10/12 new chains again.

Then knit the last 12/13 chains.

You will get together 52/60 chains!

The work is pretty tight!!!

So knit continue knitting in always right for again 3 cm!

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The final part.

First row: knit edge chain (first), then 28/33 chains, 2 chains together right.

leave the rest chains on the needle, turn work!

Second row:  knit the first chain left, 7/9 chains right, knit 2 chains left together

turn work and knit the second row again.

Knit the second row again and again, turning the work again and again, until on each side are only 5/6 chains left.

So in the end you will get 18/22 chains.

Finish the work but ending all chains in one row.

Then sew the sock together.

Ready!

(translation is not original and can be changed how you like)