نسيم الوادي
01-22-2008, 06:20 AM
غرز كروشية متقدمة
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Afghan Stitch 1
After making the chain of desired length, pull
up a loop in each chain across, keeping them
all on the hook. Half of first row is now done.
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Afghan Stitch 2
The second half of the first row: Yarn over hook
and draw through two loops across to end.
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Afghan Stitch 3
Row two and each succeeding row: place hook
under the front post of the second stitch, pull
up a loop, continuing across, keeping all loops
on the hook. Then complete each row by yarn
over hook and draw through two loops across.
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Afghan Stitch 4
Do not forget the last stitch (pictured above).
If you do, your piece will begin to get smaller
and smaller as you work. A good idea is to begin
by counting stitches until you get the feel of
the piece you are working on.
Increase
To increase in the afghan stitch, draw up a loop
in the chain stitch between the vertical bars.
Decrease
To decrease in the afghan stitch, insert hook under
two vertical bars and draw up one loop.
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Single Crochet
Insert hook in stitch, yarn over hook and pull
through stitch (2 loops now on hook), yarn over
hook and pull through both loops on hook.
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Half Double Crochet
Yarn over hook once, insert hook in stitch; yarn
over hook and pull through stitch (3 loops now on
hook), yarn over hook and pull through all 3 loops
on hook.
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Double Crochet
Yarn over hook once, insert hook in stitch; yarn
over hook and pull through stitch (3 loops now
on hook), * yarn over hook and pull through 2
loops on hook; repeat from * once more.
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Triple Crochet
Yarn over hook twice, insert hook in stitch; yarn over
hook and pull through stitch (4 loops now on hook),
* yarn over hook and pull through 2 loops on hook;
repeat from * twice more.
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Double Triple Crochet
Yarn over hook 3 times, insert hook in stitch;
yarn over hook and pull through stitch (5 loops
now on hook), * yarn over hook and pull through
2 loops on hook; repeat from * 3 times more.
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Triple Triple Crochet
Yarn over hook 4 times, insert hook in stitch; yarn
over hook and pull through stitch (6 loops now on
hook), * yarn over hook and pull through 2 loops
on hook; repeat from * 4 times more.
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Slip Stitch
Insert hook in stitch, yarn over hook and pull
through stitch and loop on hook.
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Chain Stitch
This is the basic foundation for most crochet. Once
the chain is begun, yarn over hook and pull through
loop on hook.
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Loop Explanations
Throughout patterns you will be given
instructions as to which loop to place your
hook under. Above demonstrates them clearly.
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Post Stitch
For some stitches you will be instructed to place your
hook around a post (either from the front or back).
The graphic above demonstrates them both clearly.
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Back Ridge
This is simply an illustration so that you can
see what is referred to when a pattern speaks
of the "back ridge."
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Popcorn Stitch
Above is a double crochet popcorn stitch: double
crochet in 4th chain from hook on foundation chain.
Chain 1, 5 double crochet in next chain. Remove hook
from loop remaining on hook. Insert hook (as shown
above) in the chain stitch preceding the 5 double
crochet group, catch dropped loop with hook and draw
it through the chain stitch. Pull tight. One popcorn
stitch made. The loop that was just drawn through
the chain stitch is the joining loop of the popcorn
stitch. As you work with this in patterns, you will
find there are many variations and most pattern
designers illustrate this stitch very clearly.
http://members.aol.com/chetolet8/afghanst1a.jpg
Afghan Stitch 1
After making the chain of desired length, pull
up a loop in each chain across, keeping them
all on the hook. Half of first row is now done.
http://members.aol.com/chetolet8/afghanst2a.jpg
Afghan Stitch 2
The second half of the first row: Yarn over hook
and draw through two loops across to end.
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Afghan Stitch 3
Row two and each succeeding row: place hook
under the front post of the second stitch, pull
up a loop, continuing across, keeping all loops
on the hook. Then complete each row by yarn
over hook and draw through two loops across.
http://members.aol.com/chetolet8/afghanst4a.jpg
Afghan Stitch 4
Do not forget the last stitch (pictured above).
If you do, your piece will begin to get smaller
and smaller as you work. A good idea is to begin
by counting stitches until you get the feel of
the piece you are working on.
Increase
To increase in the afghan stitch, draw up a loop
in the chain stitch between the vertical bars.
Decrease
To decrease in the afghan stitch, insert hook under
two vertical bars and draw up one loop.
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Single Crochet
Insert hook in stitch, yarn over hook and pull
through stitch (2 loops now on hook), yarn over
hook and pull through both loops on hook.
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Half Double Crochet
Yarn over hook once, insert hook in stitch; yarn
over hook and pull through stitch (3 loops now on
hook), yarn over hook and pull through all 3 loops
on hook.
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Double Crochet
Yarn over hook once, insert hook in stitch; yarn
over hook and pull through stitch (3 loops now
on hook), * yarn over hook and pull through 2
loops on hook; repeat from * once more.
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Triple Crochet
Yarn over hook twice, insert hook in stitch; yarn over
hook and pull through stitch (4 loops now on hook),
* yarn over hook and pull through 2 loops on hook;
repeat from * twice more.
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Double Triple Crochet
Yarn over hook 3 times, insert hook in stitch;
yarn over hook and pull through stitch (5 loops
now on hook), * yarn over hook and pull through
2 loops on hook; repeat from * 3 times more.
http://members.aol.com/chetolet8/tripletriplecrochet.jpg
Triple Triple Crochet
Yarn over hook 4 times, insert hook in stitch; yarn
over hook and pull through stitch (6 loops now on
hook), * yarn over hook and pull through 2 loops
on hook; repeat from * 4 times more.
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Slip Stitch
Insert hook in stitch, yarn over hook and pull
through stitch and loop on hook.
http://members.aol.com/chetolet8/chainstitch.jpg
Chain Stitch
This is the basic foundation for most crochet. Once
the chain is begun, yarn over hook and pull through
loop on hook.
http://members.aol.com/chetolet8/bkfrntloops.jpg
Loop Explanations
Throughout patterns you will be given
instructions as to which loop to place your
hook under. Above demonstrates them clearly.
http://members.aol.com/chetolet8/poststitch.jpg
Post Stitch
For some stitches you will be instructed to place your
hook around a post (either from the front or back).
The graphic above demonstrates them both clearly.
http://members.aol.com/chetolet8/backridge.jpg
Back Ridge
This is simply an illustration so that you can
see what is referred to when a pattern speaks
of the "back ridge."
http://members.aol.com/chetolet8/popcorn.jpg
Popcorn Stitch
Above is a double crochet popcorn stitch: double
crochet in 4th chain from hook on foundation chain.
Chain 1, 5 double crochet in next chain. Remove hook
from loop remaining on hook. Insert hook (as shown
above) in the chain stitch preceding the 5 double
crochet group, catch dropped loop with hook and draw
it through the chain stitch. Pull tight. One popcorn
stitch made. The loop that was just drawn through
the chain stitch is the joining loop of the popcorn
stitch. As you work with this in patterns, you will
find there are many variations and most pattern
designers illustrate this stitch very clearly.