DIY: Crochet banana
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This week is officially my
back-to-work week from my 6 wonderful weeks off Summer break. And like always
it takes some time to adjust, to get my inner work engine warmed up again and
like always take a deep breath. It’s kind of the same feeling going back to
school but instead of school it’s work. Yay.
Since it’s my first work
week and it’s first of September why not kick it off with a DIY post. You
know to keep our mind working! And this time I take you guys through another
fruity crochet tutorial where this time it’s all about the bananas!
Happy bunch of bananas
because a banana provides good energy to our body, anti-stress and of course
is a good snack for every monkeyheads like us!
Like always I tend to keep it simple and this banana crochet is very novice, I promise. And if not you can always leave a comment or a mail for questioning. Please try it out! |
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Deze week is mijn eerste
werk week weer begonnen na een heerlijke 6 weken lekker zomeren. En zoals
altijd is het weer aanpassen om mijn innerlijk werk motor weer klaarstart te
maken en zoals altijd haal ik diep adem. Het is een beetje hetzelfde gevoel
als terug naar school gaan, maar in plaats van school is het werk.
En omdat het mijn eerste
werkweek is en toevallig vandaag eerste dag van september is, trap ik vandaag
af met een DIY post. Want we moeten weer aan het werk! En deze keer neem ik jullie
mee naar een fruitige haak sessie waar dit keer allemaal om de banaan draait.
Blije trossen bananen want bananen geven ons lichaam een boost aan energie,
een anti-stress voedsel en natuurlijk een lekkere tussendoor voor alle apenhoofden
als wij!
Zoals altijd probeer ik bij
elke DIY zo simpel mogelijk te houden net als deze dat beloof ik. En zo niet
dan kun je altijd je vraag achterlaten dus probeer het uit!
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(all pictures are taken with my mobile phone)
Or convert it into a cute brooch!
Instructions
- With the yellow thread, chain 14
- R2: single crochet, single crochet, half double crochet, 2x half double crochet, double crochet, 2x double crouchet, double crouchet, half double crochet, half double crochet, single crochet, single crochet, slip stitch. Done! (make 3x)
- Leave a tail. That was easy right!
- Weave all tailends through each other to the back banana. Weave a brown thread through all 3 the banana's and make a knot and chain 4.
- R2: 8x single crochet. Make sure that you crochet in the 2nd and the 3rd banana as well for better alignment and security. You do that by just using the most side stitch of each banana's.
- R3: single crochet all the way, leave a tail at the end.
- To secure everything just make a double knot with the end tails and cut them off with a pair of scissor.
- The tip: with a brown thread and needle, embroider just through 1 hole about 3-4 times and make a double knot at the back.
How adorable! I love how it looks as a brooch!
ReplyDeleteThis is such an adorable DIY !
ReplyDeleteSara,
www.thecrimeofashion.com
OH MY GOSH! This is hilarious!
ReplyDeleteHave a wonderful day!
With love, Suzy ♥
THE KAWAII PLANET
Adorable! Love it!
ReplyDeleteOMG this is the cutest thing ever!!! I wish I knew how to crochet as I would definitely be making these!
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Aw so cute! I LOVE it as a brooch!
ReplyDeleteThis is adorable! xD Thanks for sharing~
ReplyDeleteIt seems so easy but it's tough job for me tough. I tried to follow the instructions to do an angry bird last time but ended up keeping all the things inside the shelve.
ReplyDeleteSo adorable! Hope you have a great first week of work!
ReplyDeleteLove it! And love the detail at the tip of the banana too! It's those tiny details that make the difference :)
ReplyDeleteThese are absolutely adorable. I think mobile phone photos look fine! I know it's not the same as a camera, but I often use mobile pics...hope you get a replacement soon though x
ReplyDeleteAhahaha! How darn adorable! YOU MUST make a whole bunch of fruits eventually!! That would be the cutest thing ever! A small crochet basket full of crochet fruits! :p
ReplyDeleteThese are adorable! And the best part is that they don't brown as easily as real bananas ;P -Audrey | Brunch at Audrey's
ReplyDeleteSharing some amazing crochet hammock banana patterns!
ReplyDeletehttp://ideas4diy.com/diy-crochet-hammock-free-patterns