Ronique

This is a crocheted play hamburger. Some of the pieces are a little hard to tell what they are individually, but when you put them together, they look like they belong together. Each part is very easy to make. Since you'll be using a variety of colors, finding the right yarn can be surprisingly difficult.

This is the crochet project I made. Once you start, you can't stop beading. This is one of the joys of crocheting. Because the beads are gorgeous, I tried to keep the crochet method simple. Once you start, it's surprisingly quick. I haven't made many beaded projects, so it's still uncharted territory, but I've been working on a lot recently...

This is the kind of crochet project I made: I crocheted a body to go with the crocheted animal face motifs, "rabbit and bear motifs." The body also combines two motifs halfway through, and when you flip it over, you can see the name inside. With a little extra effort on the body motif, you can create a rabbit with a ribbon around its neck or a bear wearing an apron...

These are some of the crochet projects I made: two slightly three-dimensional crocheted animal motifs. They're sturdy motifs made by joining two pieces, one on the front and one on the back, so they could be used as brooches or key chains. It would also be lovely to add a thick ribbon in three colors to make a medal. Another option is to use just one of the front pieces as a patch...

Here, we will explain the "hemp leaf" pattern used in the free crochet patterns "Hemp Leaf Drawstring Purse," "Hemp Leaf Tote Bag (Vertical)," and "Hemp Leaf Tote Bag (Horizontal)" using a different knitting technique (Part 2), with accompanying images. For details on the knitting patterns and how to make each item, please see the recipe page. As shown in the pattern, crochet 3 stitches once...

This is the kind of crochet project I made. I tried to make a crocheted sweet into a hair tie. I was wondering what kind of sweet to make as a charm, but for my first project, I thought it would be best to choose something that is easy to understand at a glance, so I chose a cake. I also thought it would be interesting to place this cake on a delicate doily and attach it to a bag like a corsage.

This is a crocheted dandelion that's easy to make using a similar technique to the play broccoli. The fluffy petals are attached to the round base you start with, so you can make it without wrapping or sewing the fabric. I imagine it would be fun to attach it to a hairpin, or line up three flowers and attach them to a barrette...

This is the crochet project I made. Speaking of crochet, the hemp rope bag is a classic. This is a mini version. I suddenly wanted to try using a dandelion ornament, so I thought about what base would be easy to match, and I settled on this shape. Simple shapes look good with hemp rope. I thought I'd try adding dandelions all around the edge of the bag...

This is the crochet project I made. I tried crocheting a detachable collar. It's a little hard to tell from the photo, but the fabric is an arrangement of a hemp leaf pattern. I used a slightly thicker crochet hook than the yarn and crocheted it loosely. When I finished, it looked somewhat nostalgic, so I named it this. A little...

This is the kind of crochet project I made: crocheted broccoli, with the fluffy details added later. I wonder if it has a broccoli feel to it? I had a play kitchen set I made for my brother some time ago, including lunch box side dishes and donuts. I tried making broccoli then, but I couldn't think of a good way to crochet it, so I used a fluffy yarn...