How to Crochet Sewing Thread Holder And Pin Cushion

Learn how to crochet a strawberry sewing thread holder and pin cushion that can be used as a pincushion or for sewing accessories with this tutorial. Using Onitsuga Polythick yarn and a 5/0 Tulip hook, the creator covers detailed instructions for crocheting the fruit, leaves, and stem, complete with color changes and finishing techniques.

The tutorial also includes a decorative element, like doors and windows, to enhance the design. Beginners and advanced crocheters alike will find this project fun and rewarding!

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Crochet Sewing Thread Holder And Pin Cushion Tutorial

The video guides viewers through creating a crochet strawberry crochet craft. The strawberry can be used as a needle cushion or sewing organizer. The creator provides step-by-step instructions, showcasing various techniques and patterns.

Tools and Materials

• Yarn: Onitsuga Polythick yarn.
• Hook: 5/0 Tulip crochet hook.

• Other Supplies: Dacron stuffing, tapestry needle, lighter for cleaning thread ends.

Cover Pattern

1. Magic Ring Setup

   • Begin with a magic ring and follow basic crochet techniques.
   • Emphasize working through the back loops and slip stitching to secure rows.

2. Leaf Frame Design

   • Create leaf motifs using chains, single crochets, and slip stitches.
   • Repeat motifs to form six leaf frames.

1. • Construct leaf petals with details like picot stitches for texture.

2. Color Transition

   • Change yarn color to red to continue forming the strawberry shape.
   • Increase and standardize rows for an even, spherical structure.

Stem Pattern

1. Stem Creation

   • Utilize the front loops of earlier rows to shape the stem.

1. • Work circularly without slip stitches for continuous stacking.

2. Stuffing and Completion

   • Stuff the stem lightly with dacron.
   • Close neatly using a tapestry needle for durability.

Base and Fruit Assembly

1. Base Construction

   • Crochet the base using repeated patterns to ensure structural support.
   • Switch to the back loop for texture effects.

2. Fruit Development

   • Begin with the front loop section, using red yarn to create the strawberry fruit pattern.
   • Introduce color mixing with yellow yarn to create seed-like designs.
   • Alternate between single crochets and increases for dimensionality.

3. Final Rows

   • Flatten the strawberry top with simple rows.
   • Maintain consistency in stitch types, ensuring no further increases.

Decorations

1. Door Decoration

   • Crochet door patterns with chains and single crochets, making structural enhancements.
   • Add additional rounds for embedded detail.

2. Window Design

   • Use fewer chains to form smaller window decorations.
   • Ensure uniformity by making two identical pieces.

1. Attachment

   • Combine door and window elements using adhesive, sewing thread, or a tapestry needle.
   • Finalize with decorative placement to enhance the strawberry’s appearance.

Final Steps

1. Assembly

   • Attach the base, stem, and fruit securely.
   • Align all parts for a cohesive design.

2. Finishing Touches

1. • Break and tidy thread ends using a lighter.
   • Inspect for any loose threads or gaps, ensuring durability.

Conclusion

• The crochet strawberry is complete, showcasing a functional and artistic craft.
• The tutorial encourages creativity, offering ideas for personalization or expanding the design for decorative purposes.
• Viewers are thanked for following along, with closing wishes for enjoyment and utility.

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