Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Air urchin


Materials: regolit lamp shade, yarn and crochet hook

Description: With some left over yarn I started a circular geometric crochet pattern with a globe shape and applied to the lamp! Simple, cheap and super cute!


~ Raquel, Porto (Portugal)
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7 comments:

  1. Beautiful fixture...I really like the concept. I think it might look even better if it hung a little lower from the ceiling more like a pendant fixture:)

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  2. I'd love to know the stitch pattern you used for this. It's awesome. I'm an ultra beginner with crochet but an intermediate knitter. Guess I could do something similar knitting.

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  3. this is lovely, thanks for sharing
    martine

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  4. But how do the lamp get in???? Maybe stupid question :-)

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  5. The pattern is super simple. I'll try to explain it: mainly is 1 double crochet (dc), chain 3, 1 dc connected by chain stitches increasing one st every round until the middle and then decreasing one st. I worked it in the round until the deceasing started and then back and forwards so I could put the lamp inside (@lavendel). With the lamp inside I sewed the top part. You can totally do it with knitting, of course!

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  6. http://arm-portal.net/ вот там есть все!!!!!

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  7. Beautiful. I wish I knew how to crochet. ;)

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