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Thursday, February 18, 2021
Wednesday, December 16, 2020
Snowflake Interlocking Crochet Pattern
Hi everyone, I don't feel like writing much today. Just want to share this with you.
Diagram pattern.
Have fun!
Thursday, November 5, 2020
First Ever Interlocking Crochet Pattern I Made
So proud, I finally got the hang of drawing my own Interlocking Crochet pattern. After a few weird tries. LOL
I made an unintentional mistake when I crocheted this but I decided to leave it.
Anyway, not much else to say, let's get to the diagram shall we?
Have fun!
Sunday, October 4, 2020
Baking Again
Terjemahan Resep
Crazy Cookie Dough dari BiggerBolderBaking.com
225gram mentega, dicairkan. Saya pakai Blueband.
213gram gula merah/palm/semut/aren butiran
170gram gula putih
2 butir telur besar
2 sendok teh ekstrak vanilla cair
355gram tepung terigu serbaguna
1 sendok teh soda kue
Topping yang diinginkan. Bisa chocolate chip, kacang, ceres, dll.
1. Kocok mentega cair, gula merah, gula putih, telur dan vanilla sampai merata.
2. Di mangkok terpisah, campur tepung, soda kue sampai merata.
3. Tuang tepung ke mangkok pertama dan aduk sampai merata.
4. Campurkan topping yang diinginkan dan aduk sampai merata.
5. Masukkan kulkas minimal 2 jam.
6. Panaskan oven sampai 185°C.
7. Bulatkan adonan, taruh di kertas baking dengan jarak karena nanti adonan akan melebar.
8. Tempelkan topping lagi di atas adonan jika diinginkan.
9. Panggang selama 12 menit.
10. Setelah dikeluarkan, dinginkan sebentar sampai cookies menjadi keras.
Tips: simpan dulu sisa adonan di kulkas sambil menunggu giliran panggangan supaya hasil cookies menjadi gendut dan tebal. Kalau terlalu lama di luar kulkas nanti hasil cookies menjadi tepos dan lembek.
Tuesday, September 22, 2020
Ocean Dream Ripple Pocket Shawl
Hi, welcome to my blog, this time I want to share how I made my pocket shawl. It started when I saw this beautiful green blue yarn, and so I bought 6 cakes of it. Each cake weighs 100grams. For my shawl I used 4 cakes.
The color really reminds me of the sea so I thought a ripple pattern would be best for it.
Pattern notes:
The pattern is a multiple of 16 + 4
I suggest you do a swatch first to know how many multiples you want to make. Mine is a multiple of 5.
I am not sure about the size of my yarn, but I used a size 4mm hook. Afterwards I felt that the hook that I used was too small, because the project is lacking of drape. So just use a bigger hook than you usually use for the yarn you are using.
Disclaimer: Picture of pattern taken from pinterest/google. I don't take credit for it. I don't know who to credit. It is freely floating around the internet universe.
Starting Chain 20
Row 1: 2dc in 4th chain from hook, 1dc in next 5 stitches, dc decrease over the next 5 stitches, 1dc in next 5 stitches, 3dc in last stitch.
Row 2: Ch4, dc in the top of the last dc of the previous row. (Ch1, skip 1st, dc in next st)2x. Ch1, dc decrease with 3dc over the next 5 stitches, skipping 1 st in between. (Ch1, skip 1st, dc in next st)2x. Ch1, (dc, ch1, dc) in the last stitch.
Repeat row 1 and 2 until you think your swatch is big enough.
After you have decided how many multiples you are going to make, for example 5, we multiply 5 by 16, then add 4.
5x16+4=84. This will be your starting chain.
I suggest you do the multiples in increments of 2. It means 5+2=7 or 5+2+2=9, etc.
This way you can make the pockets centered. I made my pockets with a multiple of 3. Then you have one multiple on either side of the pockets.
So if you are making a multiple of 7, you can make the pockets with a multiple of 5.
If you are making with a multiple of 9, you can either make the pockets with a multiple of 5 or 7. Up to you.
Well then, that's it. Just keep on repeating the 2 rows until you get the length you want. Then just sew on the pockets right on the edge. For my shawl I slip stitched the pockets on.
I did a few videos on youtube about making this pocket shawl. Feel free to check them out.
Crocheting Odd Rows of Pocket Shawl
https://youtu.be/dnPAqZKr2W0
Crocheting Even Rows of Pocket Shawl
https://youtu.be/BTJfjBCMdno
Please ask if you have any questions. Thank you
Labels:
crochet,
free pattern instructions,
pocket shawl
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