It took me 3 nights of Tunisian crochet but it was worth it.
It's a combination of 3 different Tunisian Crochet stitches (a 3 row pattern stitch), and let me add that it's very easy to follow.
The variegated yarn and the texture completes the look. The big hook makes this wrap works up fast.

YARN:
Shown in Joann’s Sensations Angel Hair [wool 22%, acrylic 50%, nylon 28%] 120 yd/110m per 3 ½ oz/100gr: Color #110 Blue/taupe stripes: 3 skeins

HOOKS:
Tunisian crochet hook size N-15/10 mm
Crochet hook size M-13/9 mm or any size to obtain correct gauge
Tapestry needle

one size
Finish length: 57”/148.8cm
Finish width: approx 12”/30.5cm

11 sts/10 rows of Tunisian Simple Stitch - TSS= approx 4"x4"/10cmx10cm

Special Stitches

Tunisian Simple Stitch - TSS: Forward: Insert hook in st indicated (second ch from hook or next vertical bar), yo, pull up lp.
Reverse: yo, pull through first lp on hook; * [yo, pull through 2 lps] repeat from * all sts across until remain with 1 lp on hook.

Tunisian Double Twisted Stitch - TDTS: Forward: yo, insert hook in indicated vertical bar from left to right, pull up lp, yo, pull through 2 lps.
Reverse: same as TSS.

Tunisian Double Stitch - TDS: Forward: yo, insert hook in indicated vertical bar from right to left, pull up lp, yo, pull through 2 lps.
Reverse: same as TSS

Tunisian Extended Stitch - TES: Forward: insert hook in indicated vertical bar, pull up lp, ch 1.
Reverse: same as TSS

Bind off - BO: Forward: * [Insert hook in next vertical bar and upper horizontal bar, pull up lp through lp on hook], repeat from * all sts across remaining last st. Insert hook in last vertical bar, pull up lp through lp on hook.

BODY
With Tunisian crochet hook, ch 28.
Row 1: Work TSS in second ch from hook and in all ch across.
Row 2: Ch 1 (only in first st), work TDTS in second st and all across until remain 1 st, 1TDS in last st.
Row 3: Ch 1 (only in first st), work TDS in second st and all sts across.
Row 4: Ch 1 (only in first st), work TES in second st and all sts across.

Work row 2, 3 and 4 in that order until obtain 72 rows.
Row 73: BO, remaining with last st on hook.

TRIM
Switch to crochet hook,
Row A: [ch 3, sk 2 sts, sc in next st] 9 times.
Row B: Ch3, sc in ch space of row bellow, [ch 5, sc in ch space of row bellow] 8 times, ch 3, sl st in last st. Fasten off. Weave in end.
Repeat rows A-B in the other short side of work. Fasten off. Weave in end.

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This lovely crochet wrap came about because I wanted to make my mom something special for Mother's Day. I had the yarn and the will so I took up my hook and began working. As I was working I decided I didn't want to make a regular scarf, so I made it a bit wider. The length just came about because I wanted my mom to be able to wrap herself with this piece when walking or sitting in church.

This piece is warm, soft and one of the best things to have along as a stand-alone or wraped around your head and shoulders over a coat.

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2 Skeins (18 ozs) Lion Brand Homespun Yarn in color of your choice (color A)
2 Skeins (1.5 ozs) Lion Brand Fun Fur Yarn in complimentary color (color B)
Size Q Crochet Hook
Size K Crochet Hook

The completed size will be approximately:

Length - 70 (178cm) inches
Width - 18 (46cm) inches

8 sc and 7 rows = 4" (10 cm)

Two strands of yarn are held together when doing the edging (using color B).

Instructions:
With color A and size Q hook chain 21

Row 1: 1sc in second ch from hook, 1sc in each ch to end, turn – 20sts.
Rows 2: ch 1, *1sc in each sc to end, turn
Row 3 – end: *ch 1, 1sc in each st to end, turn* repeat from * until you run out of yarn or reach desired length. Fasten off.

Edging:
Change to size K hook, join two strands of color B with a slip
stitch to any stitch, chain 1.
Row 1: 1sc in each st across to corner, 3sc in corners, 1sc in each st around, sl in top of first chain, chain 1.
Row 2: 1sc in each st across to corner, 3sc in corners, sc in each st around to first sc fasten off.

Note: When working with Fun Fur, the tail end will get lost in the work so there is no need to weave in. Also note: You may continue with the edging until you run out of yarn.

Feel free to contact me about any problems you may have with this pattern:

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A garland that won't shed, cats won't eat and you will enjoy from year to year. I used Fuschia worsted weight yarn and Variated Fun Fur yarn on this pink garland on my white tree.

Fun Fur yarn or something similar. How much depends on how long you want your garland. If you go to the Dollar Stores to buy, I'd say get 5 balls just in case you make one large enough for a 6 foot tree.

Worsted weight yarn the same colour as one of the colours in your Fun Fur. One large ball will do fine.

Crochet hook size 5mm.

Dependin on how large your tree is, will depend on how long you must chain your foundation row. If you have a large tree, you will have a HUGE chain. Or you may want to do it in two sections. For me, I have trees no taller than 3' tall. It was easy. I chained until I thought it was long enough and then tried it around the tree. That gave me a general idea.

It depends on the size hook you need. In mine, I have 3-4 sc per inch.

No special notes.

With a size 5mm hook and one strand of Fun yarn and one strand of worsted weight yarn, chain as long as you need to go around your tree.

When you have gotten the chain long enough, sc in each chain all the way back to the beginning chain.

Fasten off.
Weave in ends.

Place on Christmas tree and enjoy!

In an era of economic uncertainty,it pays to be thrifty. This project is custom made by you, you decide on the colour ,yarn, the stitch construction . Go through your stash and add a little freshness to your home .

I used approx 300g chunky yarn
100g of fuzzy fur.You can use whatever you want

any size hook
You can add any finishing touches you like tassles, beading, fringing buttons whatever

up to you

you decide on the gauge that works for you

Simple,quick and easy, you decide on the stitch construction,I used a treble.
My cushion is made with chunky wool and fuzzy fur.It really is up to you.

As mentioned throughout make a cushion with any thing you have at hand ,any thickness ,it really is custom made. It really is quick as I used chunky yarn I made mine in a couple of hours.

Simple envelope style means very little sewing up .

http://heldasland.blogspot.com/2008/11/furryfussy-yarn.html.

I'm sorry I don't have a picture to post. My camera is refusing to cooperate with me and upload the pictures. I'm going to be buying new batteries for it soon and hopefully that will resolve the issue.

For now, the pattern is a simple one. And if you have a granny square handy, just fold it in half and you will see what the pattern will look like.

What I'm making is a slipper pattern. If you measure a person's foot, what you do is crochet a granny square until it fits the length of the person's foot. Once you reach that length, you fold the granny square in half. You stitch up both short ends which will make the heel and the toe. Then you stitch up a part from the toe going toward the heel, REMEMBERING to leave a wide enough opening for the foot to enter the slipper.
For warm slippers, make 2 granny squares and crochet them together before folding in half and sewing up the slipper way. For a lighter slipper, use just one granny square for each slipper.
This is an easy and quick to make pattern, that is especially good for beginner crocheters and one I teach to people learning to crochet.
When my camera decides to work, I'll get a picture uploaded of one of my patterns.
Enjoy.

Sheri Adams

Crochet hook size 6.5mm.
Number of balls of yarn depends on how many colours you want to use to make your slipper. One ball of yarn will make one large slipper or two small slippers. If you are making 2 granny squares for each slipper, you will need to double the yarn amount.
Usually, 2 balls of one colour will make the number of granny squares despite if you slippers are light or heavy.
A darning needly or use your crochet hook for darning ends in.
A good sense of humour and an aire of excitement.

Depends on the size of the foot you are making. It will usually work out to fit the size of the foot within mm.

Again, that depends on the hook you are using and the type of yarn. I find that 3 dc is about 1-1 1/2".

Comfy, warm and easy to make, whip up a pair in about 2 hours.

Simple.
Beginning:
With your crochet hook, chain 5. Join with a sl st in the first chain to form a ring.
Round 1:
Chain 3. In ring, make 2 dc, chain 3; {3 dc, chain 3}. Do {} 2 times more. Join with a sl st to top of beg ch 3.
Round 2:
Sl st in next 2 dc.
*In ch 3 space, ch 3, 2 dc, ch 3, 3 dc. Ch 2.* Repeat from * to * 3 more times. Join with sl st to top of beg. ch. 3.

Continue to make rounds using the method of having 3 dc in each ch 3 space and each ch 2 space. You basically make your granny square until it is the size needed to fit the foot.

If you are making 2 granny squares for each slipper, once you have reached the length needed, fasten off and SC the 2 granny squares together, with right sides facing out.

Whichever slipper you are making, fold in half and sew/slip stitch up the heel and toe area. Working from the toe back, sl.st. until you have enough of an opening left to insert foot into. Remember if the foot is large, to leave an opening large enough for the foot to fit into or you will be un doing some work and redoing it!

Turn your work, inside out, or leave as is if you wish, and put on foot for comfort.

A final note, it is best to work ends in as you go along. It is also best to use a soft yarn for this because many people have sensitive feet. This is a good pattern for all ages and everybody likes warm feet, not cold feet. Enjoy, crochet and be creative.

Sheri Adams

These booties are perfect for a new baby. Their little feet are guaranteed to be warm. These are worked in the round from the sole up.

1 oz Red Heart Super Saver – Linen (or any tan colored worsted weight yarn)
Small amount of Yarn Bee Luscious – Ice (or any fluffy-not furry white yarn of 4 or 5 weight)
Small amount Red Heart Super Saver – White (or any white worsted weight yarn)
5mm hook
yarn needle

Newborn
Sole: 3 ½ inches
Height: approx. 3 ½ inches

Approx. 3 ½ stitches per inch
Approx. 3 rows per inch

Be sure to check stitch number when mentioned.

Using tan yarn, ch 8.

Rnd 1: hdc in 3rd ch, dc next 4, (6 dc) in last ch, working on other side of chain hdc next 4, (3 hdc) in last loop. Join to beg ch 2.

I wanted something different for New years Eve, instead of the usual "disposable" things.

Materials:
For hat:
Worsted weight yarn in Black, White, Blue and Red. Hook size 4.5 mm.
For Stars and Fireworks:
Scraps gold, silver, red, multi-colored cotton or acrylic yarn.
Crochet hook size E

One size fits all.

none

Stars & Fireworks Fridgies patterns I used
by Priscilla Hewitt ©1999
http://hometown.aol.com/lffunt/4thfridgies.htm
I changed the yarn type.

RND 1: (right side), with Black ch 4, join to form ring, Ch 3, 11 dc in ring, sl st to join in top of beg ch-3. (12 dc's).

I love how Tilli Tomas Mogul yarn, which is pre-strung with glass beads, feels cool and smooth to the touch, soft and warm to wear. It’s the perfect way to dress up for a cold night. This scarf duo—a cravat and a corkscrew lariat can be worn apart or together—so you really get three looks from not much more than an evening of crocheting. To wear the two together, twist the corkscrew around the cravat, and fluff it a bit after you put it on, so both the ruffles and the lace fabric shows.

• 1-2 skeins Tilli Tomas Mogul (100% Australian merino wool; 80 yds/100 g; CYCA#4 medium): color Parchment (both scarves took a total of 1 ½ skeins of yarn)
• Big thanks to Dreamweaver Yarns for generously supplying the yarn for this project!
• You could substitute any worsted weight yarn. If you use a plain yarn, try working it together with a strand of carry-along yarn that’s metallic or glitzy—the thin strand won’t change your gauge, it will just add sparkle.
• Size I/9 (5.5 mm) crochet hook
• Scissors
• Yarn Needle

Length: 48"

Not critical.

Special Stitches

V-st: (Dc, ch 1, dc) all in same chain or stitch.

Cravat

Ch 12 (for a wider scarf, just make sure to have a foundation chain that’s a multiple of 3)

Row 1: V-st (see Special Stitches) in 6th ch from hk (first 5 chs count as dc, 2 ch), sk 2 ch, V-st in next ch, sk 2 ch , dc in last ch, turn – 2 V-sts.

Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as dc), V-st in each ch-1 sp across, dc in 3rd ch of beg turning ch, turn.

Rep Row 2 until scarf is the length you’d like. I prefer a short cravat that I can wrap around my neck fully once, and then tie at the neck. Scarf shown is 48”.

Fasten off and weave in ends. You may need to remove a few beads in order to weave in your ends.

Corkscrew

The corkscrew is worked lengthwise and is formed by making large picots. The length is determined by the foundation chain, and it should be a foot or more longer than your cravat. Scarf shown is 60”.

Foundation: Make a chain the length you’d like your scarf to be.

Picot Edging: Ch 7, sc in 1st ch from hook, *ch 7, sc in next ch; rep from * to end of ch.

Fasten off and weave in ends. You may need to remove a few beads to weave in your ends.

I have two kids with lots of little things that need to be organized. I made a trip to the craft store for some baskets and I needed medical attention after seeing the prices stores were charging for plain, boring baskets. So, I decided to come up with some on my own using some scrap yarn from my stash. I added the fun fur to make them, well, fun for my kids to use.

Though the instructions given are for a set that would be appropriate for holding changing table supplies, I’ve made these in various sizes from change holders (3x1 inches) to Lego holders (8x10 inches). To change the size, simply adjust the number of rows on the bottom and sides. These will work with any type of worsted weight yarn and fun fur combo. Just make sure that the hook is several sizes smaller than recommended on the label on the worsted weight yarn. This will ensure that the basket is stiff enough to hold the contents.

• 1 skein fun fur/eyelash yarn. Example used Stylecraft Eskimo (50g, 98yds/90m) in ParmaViolet, 1 skein.
• 1 skein 4-ply light worsted weight yarn that matches at least one of the colors in the fun fur. Example used Caron Simply Soft (6oz, 330yds/302m) in Lt. Country Blue, less than 1 skein.
• size D-3 hook
• size C-2 hook
• Stitch marker or a piece of scrap yarn in contrasting color

The gauge is unimportant as long as you work as tightly as you can without damaging the yarn. The tighter you can make it, the sturdier the container will be.

Pattern is written using US conventions
Ch = chain
Sc = single crochet
Foll = following
Sl st = slip stitch

While this pattern is not technically difficult, the fact that you are using a hook that is too small for the yarn will probably result in sore fingers. If this is a problem, work on it a little bit at a time, or wrap the “grip” section of your hook in several layers of tape to make it wider and softer on your fingers. (Ed. note: We wrote about a nifty grip in the blog a few months back.)

Round Container

With worsted

This super fun hat will lend flair to anyone's wardrobe -- young or old. This simple pattern can be sized from infant to adult, just by changing the size of the hook you use to make it. Can't get any simpler than that!

• Red Heart Super Saver Yarn, 3 oz (MC)
• Bernat Boa or Bernat Eyelash Yarn, small amount (CC)

• Size G Hook for Infants Cap
  Size H Hook for Toddlers Cap
  Size I Hook for Childs Cap
  Size J Hook for Teen/Small Adult Cap
  Size K Hook for Adult Cap

US Pattern Notations Used
tr = treble crochet
dc = double crochet
hdc = half double crochet
sc = single crochet
ch = chain
sl st = slip stitch
sp = space
st = stitch