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 Anna Sui’s crochet owl hat in two colours:

Marc Jacobs shawl crochet with yarn of different thickness. 

Anthropologie

Veronica Beard. Interesting solution of scarf for some imitation.

SONIA RYKIEL Accessories. Beautiful solutions of colours and textures for knitting.

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источник:

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 The first reconstruction was stitch patterns for skirt and jacket for this design.

For jacket:

And for skirt:

These pattens very similar. Pattern for jacket has smaller spaces between the stitches. I think, it was created from pattern of skirt. And it was made because they decided to use  more thick yarn for jacket, and spaces between stiches was to big.

For the next I tried to make stitch pattern for dress/tunica and here I found more fun.

So, what I got:

This dress/tunica was crocheted from top to down. Pattern consist of lace strip which connect each to another with slip stitch. Below I created a little tutorial how to make it.

1. Follow diagram: make 13 chs, 1 dc/sc in seventh stitch from hook, 6 chs, 1 dc/sc in last st. Turn and work next row: 7 chs, 10 tr/dc with 1 ch between in space of  6 chains, 7 chs and slip stitch in last st.

2. Turn and work last row of this first lace motif: 10 dc/sc in space of 7 chs; than work 4 times in each space of 1 ch: 1 dc/sc, 3 chs, 1 dc/sc; 1 dc/sc in next space of 1 ch.

3. Now begin to work second lace motif:  make 13 chs, 1 dc/sc in seventh stitch from hook;

4. 6 chs, 1 dc/sc in the same space of 1 ch of previous lace motif.

5. Turn and work next row: 7 chs, 10 tr/dc with 1 ch between in space of  6 chains, 7 chs and slip stitch.

6. Turn and work last row of this second lace motif: 10 dc/sc in space of 7 chs; than work 4 times in each space of 1 ch: 1 dc/sc, 3 chs, 1 dc/sc; 1 dc/sc in next space of 1 ch.

7. Work next lace motifs like second until you get desired length. Now I’ve got 4 lace motifs and I’d like to finish it.

8. For last motif work dc/sc with 3 chs between in space of 1 ch and 10 dc/sc in space of 7 ch.

9 -10. Work dc/sc in next lace motif and finishing it by working dc/sc with 3 chs between in space of 1 ch and 10 dc/sc in space of 7 ch.

11. Continue work in this way until you finish all motifs.

12.  Now start to crochet second lace strip. Work it like first but in last row connect it to first by slip stitch in first grup of ds/sc and 3 ch. (See diagram).

13-14. Work second strip in the same manner.

15. Finish second strip like first.

Next lace strips work like second.

I tried to make some experiment with lace motifs and what I’ve got:

I worked puff stitches instead tr/dc.

Diagram:

And I worked relief dc/sc instead tr/dc:

Diagram:

источник

www.mypicot.com/club/groups/crochet-stitches/

Zeikova

www.berroco.com/patterns/zeikova

www.berroco.com/patterns/zeikova

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Простая вязанная бижутерия

If you can Knit and Purl 12 stitches, you can easily make this jewelry.  In fact if you can just do the Knit stitch you can make it, too!

 

 

 

I wanted to make Winter jewelry to wear with sweaters and coats and it seemed to me that it should be as snugged up as I am when it’s cold!

 

 

 

The process is simple.  A little mohair yarn

 

 

 

 and some beads

 

 

 

or vase fillers (any color will do!)

 

 

 

  Some metallic cord.

 

 

 

And a little knitting.

 

 

 

On my teal colored necklace I used vase fillers I got in a bag from the Dollar Tree store.

 

 

 

Use some thin yarn that you like.

 

 

 

If you’re using a large flat bead or a vase filler that’s about 1″ to 1-1/4″ in diameter, use a US size 7 needle, and Cast-On 12 stitches and Knit in Stocknet stitch (which means Knit one row, then Purl one row—if you don’t know how to Purl, just knit the whole thing, it will be just as cute!) and keep going until you get approximately the length you want—-but DON’T BIND OFF YET!!

***If you are proficient at knitting circularly on double-pointed needles, knit this project that way and skip sewing it up.

 

 

 

If you’d like to use smaller beads or vase fillers like I did for the bracelet (they are approximately 3/4″ in diameter) use a US size 5 needle and cast on 12 stitches, knit in Stocknet Stitch (which is Knit one row, then Purl one row) until you have approximately the length you want, BUT DON’T BIND OFF!

 

 

 

With the knitting needles still in, gather the Cast-On edge together like this.

 

 

 

Pull it so that it is cinched like this.

 

 

 

Then whip stitch the back to close the seam.  A whip stitch is when you take a stitch sideways from right to left (if you are right handed and reversed if you are left handed), and “whip” the yarn back over the seam to the right and take another stitch from the right again.

 

 

 

Once you’ve taken a few stitches, put one of your beads or vase fillers inside the tube like this.

 

 

 

Continue to sew up the back until you’ve enclosed the first bead and then a little more.  Now tie some metallic thread (or cord) to cinch it into place like this.  I tied two metallic thread cords between each bead.  Continue working this way, one bead at a time.

Notice I haven’t bound off the knitting!  That’s done at the very end.

 

 

 

When you’ve worked your necklace or bracelet to about the right length, then you’ll be able to calculate whether you must add a row or two before binding off.  This way you will be absolutely sure that it’s the right length when you get to the end.

Add a fancy closure and some beads to finish by sewing them on.

 

 

 

Or a simple closure like this one.

 

 

 

Make a white necklace

 

 

 

Or a brightly colored one.

 

 

 

Make one for yourself, and more as gifts.  Your friends will love you for it!

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The Fashion Institute of Technology is one of my favorite places in NYC, where I spent many sleepless nights between mannequins and sewing machines.

But as crazy as it was to be a fashion design student in FIT, it was so exciting to visit the FIT museum every time there was a new show.

On September 16th the  museum  of  FIT  will reveal a new exhibition with 100 fashion items of one of the most stylish women ever and my own favorite muse, the heiress Daphne Guinness.
Guinness is a remarkable fashion collector and was a good friend of the late Alexander McQueen, so expect to find lots of unique items by McQueen, as well as Chanel, Karl Lagerfeld, Azzedine Alaia, Rick Owens and many more. 
There will also be her own designs and video she made for the show.
Put it on your schedule cuz this is a must: The exhibit will go till January 7th 2012. 
But consider yourself warned, it will be very inspiring but get ready to some heavy wardrobe envy ;)

 

 

Guinness is famous for her crazy platforms and black+white striped hair