Auntie Nat's Crochet (Free Crochet Pattern)

 I used lace yarn and a 2mm hook to make this motif, and later combined it to make a table runner.  Tutorial Video :  Motif Pattern 1) Chain 6, joint to the 1st stitch with a slip stitch. 2) Single crochet (sc) to the center of the ring. ( Chain 5 and sc into the ring) - 8X. Slip stitch to the 1st stitch. 3) Chain 7, sc in the chain 5 space. ( Chain 5 and sc to the next chain 5 space) - repeat all around. 4) Chain 5, 2 sc in the chain 7 space and sc in the next stitch (the top of the previous sc). ( Chain 5, 2 sc in the chain 5 space and sc in the next stitch) - repeat all around. 5) ( Chain 5, 2 sc in the chain 5 space, sc next 2) - repeat all around. 6) ( Chain 5, 2 sc in the chain 5 space, sc next 3) - repeat all around. 7) ( Chain 5, 2 sc in the chain 5 space, sc next 4) - repeat all around. 8) ( Chain 5, 2 sc in the chain 5 space, sc next 5) - repeat all around. 9) ( Chain 5, 2 sc in the chain 5 space, sc next 6) - repeat all around. 10) ( Chain 5, 2 sc in the chain 5 space, sc ne

I made this cute pouch with nylon yarn and a 2.5 mm hook. I sew it on to a kiss lock or some called it metal clasp. The diameter of this particular lock is about 9 cm long. You can make one in just a couple of hour.  The tutorial video :  Pouch Written Pattern 1) Start with a magic ring. Make 6 single crochet (sc) into the ring     [total 6] 2) Do 2 sc into each stitch (inc)     [total 12] 3) (Inc, sc) - 6X     [total 18] 4) (Inc, sc next 2) - 6X     [total 24] 5) (Inc, sc next 3) - 6X     [total 30] 6) (Inc, sc next 4) - 6X     [total 36] 7) (Inc, sc next 5) - 6X     [total 42] 8) (Inc, sc next 6) - 6X     [total 48] 9) (Inc, sc next 7) - 6X     [total 54] This piece of crochet is the size of my kiss lock / metal clasp when open wide. If your lock is of different size you can continue to do increase to the size of your lock.  Once you have the right size of the base, do one row of single crochet all around. The following row, 1st stitch, do a single crochet front post (refer to video)

 This Santa Clause is crocheted using cotton yarn, black, red and skin color, and some white fluffy yarn. I used a 3.5 mm hook. You would need stuffing too but do not need safety eyes.  The tutorial video :  Legs And Body 1) Start with black. Do a magic ring, add 5 single crochet (sc) into the ring     [total 5] 2) Do 2 sc into each stitch (inc)     [total 10] 3) (Sc, inc)     [total 15] 4) Sc all around, only on the back loop     [total 15] 5) Sc next 3, do a 2together (dec) in the next 5, sc next 2     [total 10] 6) Sc all around     [total 10] 7) Change to red. Sc all around, only on the back loop     [total 10] 8) - 10) Sc all around     [total 10] Now add white fluffy yarn to row 7, on the front loop, do sc all around with fluffy yarn. Joint 2 legs. 11) (Sc next 3, inc) - 5X     [total 25] 12) (Sc next 2, inc, sc next 2) - 5X     [total 30] 13) (Sc next 5, inc) - 5X     [total 35] 14) (Sc next 3, inc, sc next 3) - 5X     [total 40] 15) Sc all around, only on the back loop     [tot

This is a short jacket with houndstooth stitch pattern. There are many combination of colors that makes an outstanding houndstooth pattern. This time round I chose orange and blue.  The tutorial video :  To make houndstooth stitch, make a foundation chain in a multiple of 2 plus 1. I start by making the back panel, work from bottom up. There is no joining at the shoulder part. I continue to build the pattern from the back panel to the front panel.  The length of the foundation chain is the length of your width. How wide you want the coat to be. Make the foundation chain in multiple of 2. Then chain 1 and do a single crochet on the second stitch from hook. Do a double crochet on the next stitch. Follow by a single crochet in the next and a double crochet in the next. Repeat until the end of the row. Always start with a single crochet and end with a double crochet for every row. Once at the end of the row, change color. I did not bring along the 1st color yarn when I do the 2nd row with