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I'm a self-taught crocheter/knitter that's always hunger to learn more. A mammoth thank you to all fellow crocheter/knitter that took their time to post videos and written tutorial. It wouldn't have been possible without your contribution! THANK YOU!

2/18/2012:

Wow! Another year slipped by...how time flies when you're knitting :) It's obvious, I've been slacking on my blog update. Last post was 4/27/11! I'm officially an occasional blogger only. What I slack off in blog, I more than made-up in knitting and crocheting. Most of my projects are somewhat recent on Ravelry.

Major milestone for 2011:

Shelliyanni went live on 8/6/11. My first knitting pattern for sale.

All patterns here are for personal and charitable use only. Please do not sell the patterns or the finished project. Thank you for honoring this request.



Little Scissor Holder


Getting tired of fishing for my scissor, stitch marker, and pens in my crochet bag, I made this little carrying bag for it.

Hoops for pens
Hoops for scissor
The hoops are made as I crochet the hdc. Using this method, you can place the hoops to your liking. To hold wider items, like scissor, ruler, chain longer. Example, my pen holder, I ch 3, while for my scissor, it's ch 4.


This method may be apply to make a crochet hook or knitting needle pouch/keeper.

My stitch marker, which consist of safety pins
Using pin button instead of having to sew one!
Wahla! Instant button. Gotta love that! :)
Now it's easy to attach & detach my Little Holder Bag.

























Hook: 5mm
Yarn: Bernat Handicrafter Cotton in Country Pink


Ch 16
Rnd 1:
From 2nd ch, sc in all ch (15 sts). Turn

Rnd 2:
Ch 1, sc in 1st sc and all sc(15 sts). Turn

Rnd 3:
Ch 1, sc in 1st sc and all sc (15 sts). Do not turn. Continue to work in round.

Rnd 4:
Ch 1, sc in 1st sc and in next 14 sc, 3 sc in last sc, 2 sc in side of work piece, 3sc in 1st base ch, sc in next 14 base ch, 3 sc in last base ch, 2 sc in side of work, 3 sc in ch, join with sl st to ch 1.

Rnd 5: work in BACK loop
Ch 2 (count as 1 hdc), hdc all around, sl st to ch-2. (43 sts)

Rnd 6:
Ch 2, from 2nd st, hdc in next 13, hdc 2 tog, hdc in next 3, hdc 2 tog, hdc in next 14, hdc 2 tog, hdc in next 3, hdc 2 tog. Join to top of ch-2 (38 sts)

Rnd 7:
Ch 2, hdc all around, join to top of ch-2. (38 sts).

Rnd 8:
Ch 2, hdc in next 2, [*turn work, insert hook into the hdc just made (2nd), yo & pull up a lp. (2 lp on hook). Work the 1st lp only, ch 3, turn work back, insert hook into next hdc, yo & pull up a lp, yp & pull through all 3 lps*, hdc in next 2]. Repeat [ ] 3x. Continue to hdc. On the 25th hdc, repeat * to * BUT ch 4 (for scissor holder), hdc on the rest of st, join with sl st to top of ch-2 (38 sts)
Turn work, insert hook into hdc just made, yo & pull up a loop.
2 loops on hook
Working the 1st loop only, ch 3 (or more for holding wider item)
Turn work back, insert hook into next hdc
Pull up a loop, yo & pull through all 3 loops (this is a actually a hdc stitch)
Completed hoops for item holder

Rnd 9 & Rnd 10:
Ch 2, hdc all around, join to top of ch-2. (38 sts).

Rnd 11:
Repeat Rnd 8. As I wrote this after I've completed the bag, my counting may be off. Be sure to check, when you make the 2nd row of hoop holder, that it is lined up with the hoops made on Rnd 8.

Rnd 12 - Rnd 18:
Ch 2, hdc all around, join to top of ch-2. (38 sts).

Finishing off & Strap:
Sl st in next 3, ch 30, hdc 6th ch from hook, hdc in all ch, sl st to next hdc of bag, continue to sl st around top of bag. Join to 1st sl st. Fasten off.

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