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Como fazer frutas decorativas de papel reciclável com Darci Borges

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Como Fazer (Passo a Passo) Uma Margarida Com Garrafa Plástica - Reciclag...

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Artesanato e Reciclagem - Borboletas

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Travail du bois- Fabrication d'un escabeau pliant

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Marcando presença no Festival de Jazz de Saint Emilion 2015

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Saint-Émilion

Située sur les coteaux entre la Dordogne et l'Isle et entre Libourne et Castillon-la-Bataille.Entre vignes et cours d’eau, le long de coteaux boisés et de routes pittoresques, la juridiction de Saint-Émilion s’étire sur 75 km²autour d’une cité médiévale particulièrement bien préservée. C’est un ensemble de huit villages organisés et unis dès le Moyen Âge autour de la commune libre de Saint-Émilion. Son étendue géographique d’environ 7846 ha correspond à l'actuelle aire des appellations viticoles Saint-Émilion et Saint-Émilion Grand Cru, regroupant près de 800 châteaux viticoles.

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Bom dia a todos!!! Em breve estarei de retorno.

Crochê Tunisiano

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Passo a passo do crochê tunisiano tirado da net.

Veja que linda flôr em crôche encontrei na net

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Outra bolsa com gráfico da Catiele crochê

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A parte interna, como sempre, eu forrei, coloquei um bolso interno com zíper e um porta-celular. O fecho é com botão imantado.
Detalhe para as alças: como são feitas apenas no crochê, eu as reforcei com tecido, para ter uma maior durabilidade!

Bolsa Jolie com gráfico tirado do blog de Catiela crochê

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Mais uma linda bolsa

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Garimpando na net a gente encontra....

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Gostaria de tempo para poder realizar esta linda bolsa.
Vai ai a dica com o gráfico.

"DO BOM E DO MELHOR" (Leila Ferreira)

2011-03-24T08:46:00.000-03:00

Estamos obcecados com "o melhor". Não sei quando foi que começou essa
mania, mas hoje só queremos saber do "melhor".
Tem que ser o melhor computador, o melhor carro, o melhor emprego, a
melhor dieta, a melhor operadora de celular, o melhor tênis, o melhor
vinho.

O bom, não basta. O ideal é ter o top de linha, aquele que deixa os
outros pra trás e que nos distingue, nos faz sentir importantes,
porque, afinal, estamos com "o melhor". Isso até que outro "melhor"
apareça - e é uma questão de dias ou de horas até isso acontecer.

Novas marcas surgem a todo instante. Novas possibilidades também. E o
que era melhor, de repente, nos parece superado, modesto, aquém do que
podemos ter.
O que acontece, quando só queremos o melhor, é que passamos a viver
inquietos, numa espécie de insatisfação permanente, num eterno
desassossego. Não desfrutamos do que temos ou conquistamos, porque
estamos de olho no que falta conquistar ou ter. Cada comercial na TV
nos convence de que merecemos ter mais do que temos. Cada artigo que
lemos nos faz imaginar que os outros (ah, os outros...) estão vivendo
melhor, comprando melhor, amando melhor, ganhando melhores salários.
Aí a gente não relaxa, porque tem que correr atrás, de preferência com
o melhor tênis.

Não que a gente deva se acomodar ou se contentar sempre com menos. Mas
o menos, às vezes, é mais do que suficiente.
Se não dirijo a 140, preciso realmente de um carro com tanta potência?
Se gosto do que faço no meu trabalho, tenho que subir na empresa e
assumir o cargo de chefia que vai me matar de estresse porque é o
melhor cargo da empresa?
E aquela TV de não sei quantas polegadas que acabou com o espaço do
meu quarto? O restaurante onde sinto saudades da comida de casa e vou
porque tem o "melhor chef"?

Aquele xampu que usei durante anos tem que ser aposentado porque agora
existe um melhor e dez vezes mais caro? O cabeleireiro do meu bairro
tem mesmo que ser trocado pelo "melhor cabeleireiro"? Tenho pensado no
quanto essa busca permanente do melhor tem nos deixado ansiosos e nos
impedido de desfrutar o "bom" que já temos. A casa que é pequena, mas
nos acolhe.
O emprego que não paga tão bem, mas nos enche de alegria. A TV que
está velha, mas nunca deu defeito. O homem que tem defeitos (como
nós), mas nos faz mais felizes do que os homens "perfeitos". As férias
que não vão ser na Europa, porque o dinheiro não deu, mas vai me dar a
chance de estar perto de quem amo. O rosto que já não é jovem, mas
carrega as marcas das histórias que me constituem. O corpo que já não
é mais jovem, mas está vivo e sente prazer.

Será que a gente precisa mesmo de mais do que isso? Ou será que isso
já é o melhor e na busca do "melhor" a gente nem percebeu?

Recebi esta mensagem por e-mail da minha amiga de evangelho Maria Cristina, gostei da mensagem e quero dividir com vocês.

Simples e bonito.

2011-03-23T09:16:00.000-03:00

Linda bolsa em crochê com grafico

2011-03-23T09:03:00.000-03:00

Tirado do blog Nosso canto florido.

patchwork units patterns on for cats and other shapes

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Mais um lindo modelinho tirado do blog Needle Crafts.

Lindo vestido em crochê

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Tirado da net

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Linda blusinha infantil em crochê tirada da net

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Barrados tirado do site de rosepassions

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: Barrado Sianinha (Net)

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Tirado do blog da Oficina do Bordado

2011-02-25T10:35:00.000-03:00

Antique Crochet Patterns - Crochet Chair Back

Antique Crochet Patterns: chair-back (fig. 485).—The close leaves in plain stitch of the large centre star, the 4 corner figures forming a cross and the diagonal figures, all have to be made separately and sewn on afterwards in their proper place. To join the separate parts neatly together, draw a square the size of the work on a piece of thick paper or waxcloth, divide it into 8 parts by means of straight and diagonal lines, sew the separate pieces of crochet upon it, face downwards, in their proper places and make the trebles on the wrong side of the work.

Antique Crochet Patterns MATERIALS: Fil à dentelle D.M.C No. 50 for the close figures and No. 120 for the connecting bars.[A]
Begin antique crochet patterns by the centre star and make: 12 chain, close the ring.
1st row—23 plain on the 12 chain.
2nd row—9 chain, 1 double treble on the 2nd plain, 4 chain, 1 treble and so on until you have 12 trebles, including the 5 chain.
3rd row—1 plain on each chain stitch and each treble; 60 plain in all.
4th row—3 plain, 1 picot, altogether 20 picots in the row, then fasten off.
The leaves round the ring, of this antique crochet patterns have 3 petals, 1 large and 2 small; you begin by the large one, and make the small ones afterwards. The petals should be begun from the point and not from the bottom as is generally done—30 chain; coming back: 4 single, 4 plain, 5 half trebles, 8 trebles, 4 half trebles, 4 plain stitches, 3 plain on the 1st chain = on the second side of the chain make the same number of stitches but in the reverse order.
Antique Crochet Patterns: Small petal on the left—21 chain, miss 1, 5 plain, 3 half trebles, 5 trebles, 3 half trebles, 3 plain, 3 plain on the top. Repeat the same series of stitches in the reverse order on the second side = at the 10th stitch of the large petal and counting upwards from below, draw the thread through the 10th stitch of the small petal, and do the same through the 9 next stitches = for this purpose drop the loop each time and draw it back through the opposite stitch, from the wrong side to the right. After making the same petal on the right, fasten off; fasten on again at the outer edge and edge the 3 petals with 1 plain on each stitch and 3 plain on the stitch at the point; make 4 leaves with 3 petals each of this antique crochet patterns.
Between the pointed leaves of this antique crochet patterns, which are afterwards placed on the diagonal line of the square, come some very long leaves which are rounded towards the top—29 chain, miss 1, 5 plain, 2 chain, 1 treble on the 3rd of the chain stitches; carry on the trebles until you have, on coming to the last chain, 7 trebles = turn the work and make 1 plain on each stitch of the row = turn the work = 1 plain on every stitch all round = turn the work = * 9 plain, 4 half trebles, 3 trebles, 2 double trebles, join the last loops of the 2 last trebles together; set the 20th and 21st double treble on the same stitch = the 20th treble 2½ trebles long;
the 21st a triple treble = on the next plain stitch; 1 treble 3½ trebles long and 1 quadruple treble = again on the next stitch: 2 trebles, the first of them 4½ trebles long, the 2nd a quintuple one = on the 3rd plain: 2 quintuple trebles, 4 chain, 1 plain on the plain stitch of the 2nd row and next to the last quintuple treble, 1 half treble, 1 treble, 2 double trebles on one stitch, 2 triple trebles on one stitch **, 1 quadruple treble on the 2 next stitches. Repeat from ** to *, therefore in the reverse order of this antique crochet patterns.
To make the large star which is the first of the figures placed on the diagonal line, make: 4 chain, close the ring of the antique crochet patterns.
1st row—10 chain,* 1 double treble on the 4 chain, 5 chain. Repeat 4 times from *, 6 trebles in all.
2nd row—over 5 chain: 1 half treble, 1 treble, 1 treble 1½ treble long, 1 double treble, 1 treble 2½ trebles long **, 1 triple treble. Repeat once from ** to * and 5 times from * to **.
3rd row—1 plain on each stitch of the 2nd row.
4th row—3 plain, 1 picot, 2 plain, * 2 chain, 1 picot, 5 chain, miss 1 = coming back: 4 plain, 1 picot, 2 plain = on the plain stitches of the 3rd row: 2 plain, 1 picot, 3 plain. Repeat from *, with this difference that the trebles that are placed over the half trebles of the 2nd row must begin with 3 chain. Make, altogether, 12 long bars, 6 of them beginning with 2 chain and 6 with 3; these bars remain empty; after the 12th you fasten off.
5th row—fasten on the thread to the top stitch of a treble, 11 chain, 1 plain. Repeat this series 11 times.
6th and 7th row—1 plain on each stitch of the 5th row, then 1 plain on each stitch of the 6th row.
8th row—over 9 bars and 8 spaces: 3 plain, 1 picot, 3 plain and so on. Add nothing further to the 2 rows of plain stitches of the 10th, 11th and 12th picots.
For the second star of this antique crochet patterns, of the corner figure 4 chain, close.
1st row—8 chain, 1 treble, * 5 chain, 1 treble. Repeat 3 times from *; 5 trebles in all, including the chain stitches.
2nd row—* 1 chain, 1 half treble, 1 treble, 1 treble 1½ treble long, 1 double treble, 1 triple treble **. Repeat from ** to *, and the whole series 4 times.
3rd row—* 1 chain, 3 plain, 1 picot, 2 plain, 2 chain, 1 picot, 4 chain = coming back, 4 plain on the 4 chain, 1 picot, 2 chain = on the stitches of the 2nd row: 2 plain, 1 picot, 2 plain, 3 chain, 1 picot, 5 chain, miss 1, 4 plain = coming back: 1 picot, 3 plain. Repeat 4 times from *, fasten off.
4th row—fasten on at the point of one of the bars and make from one bar to the other: 9 chain, 1 plain on each bar.
5th row—1 plain on each stitch of the last row.
6th row—1 plain on each stitch of the last row and join the 4 last stitches to the 4 that are under the 11th treble of the 1st star, taking care to put the trebles one above the other.
The 3rd star also begins with 4 chain formed into a ring of this antique crochet patterns.
1st row—8 chain, 1 treble, 5 chain, 1 treble, 5 chain, 1 treble, 5 chain, join them to the 4th of the 8 chain.
2nd row—2 chain, * 1 half treble, 1 treble, 1 treble, 1½ treble long, 1 double treble **. Repeat from ** to * and then, 3 times from * to **.
3rd row—1 plain on each stitch of the 2nd row.
4th row—1 chain, 2 plain, * 1 picot, 3 chain, 1 picot, 5 chain. Repeat 3 times from *; after the 8th picot: 3 chain.
5th row—15 chain, 1 triple treble on the 5th and on the 2nd plain stitch between 2 picots, 9 chain, 1 triple treble and so on. Altogether, including the chain stitches, 8 trebles and 8 times 9 chain; join to the 7th chain.
6th and 7th row—1 plain on each stitch of the previous row; join the 4 last stitches again to the 4th stitch of the 2nd star and fasten off.
The open work border, of this antique crochet patterns, is made from the 1st large star, beginning near the 9th treble at the point where the picots leave off. After fastening on the thread: 5 chain, miss 2 plain, 1 plain on the 3rd = at the point where the circles meet, miss 3 or 4 stitches on each side and carry the treble over the indent of the scallop.
After finishing the picots of chain stitches on the two sides, of this antique crochet patterns, and as far as the 3rd treble of the large star, fasten off; fasten on again on the right of the large star: 4 chain, 1 plain on the 3rd chain; put the needle only through the 2 upper loops of the chain stitch; in the indent, connect 3 picots by 1 chain stitch; 2 chain and 1 plain between the next plain stitches. Fasten off. The 2 next rows both begin on the right and consist of plain stitches only; in the indent of the rings join 3 stitches of the preceding row together by 1 plain.
Antique Crochet Patterns: The 5 leaves over the circles—Begin with the middle and largest one—25 chain, miss 1, 3 plain, 2 chain, miss 2, 1 treble, 2 chain and so on, 7 trebles in all = turn the work = 1 plain on each stitch, passing under only 1 loop of the stitches = on the stitch you missed: 3 plain; on the second side: 1 plain on each stitch = turn the work = do as in the last row = turn the work = do as in the 2 last rows, excepting as regards the 5 last stitches which you leave untouched = turn the work = 15 plain, * 1 chain = turn the work = 12 plain = turn the work = 12 plain on the 12 plain and on all those you missed **.
Fasten off the thread of this antique crochet patterns. On the 2nd side of the leaf: draw the thread through the 6th stitch, counting upwards from below and on the side that is not indented, 15 plain and repeat from * to ** = then make: 1 row of plain, putting the needle through both the loops of the lower stitches = at the points of the leaves: 3 plain, in the indents of the leaves miss 1 stitch.
Antique Crochet Patterns: First leaf on the right of the large leaf—25 chain, miss 1, 3 plain, 1 chain, 1 treble on the 3rd chain; 7 trebles in all = turn the work = 1 plain on each stitch, 18 stitches altogether, to the corner stitch; 3 plain on the corner stitch. The 2nd side is worked like the 1st.
Add 3 more rows of plain stitches and increase 3 plain on the stitch at the point = in the 3rd row leave the 5 last stitches empty = turn the work = 11 plain, 1 chain = turn the work = 11 plain and 5 plain on the 5 stitches that were passed over; fasten off.
On the opposite side of this antique crochet patterns, fasten on the thread on the wrong side at the 8th stitch counting from the point: 12 plain, 1 chain = turn the work = 12 plain = turn the work = make plain stitches up to the end of the leaf and border it, like the large leaf, with plain stitches = join the 8 first stitches to the corresponding ones in the large leaf = make 4 leaves all alike.
Antique Crochet Patterns: 2nd leaf on the left—19 chain, miss 1, 3 plain, 2 chain, 1 treble on the 2nd chain; 7 trebles in all = turn the work = 1 plain on each of the preceding stitches, 3 plain on the stitch at the point = turn the work = 1 row of plain stitches = turn the work = 1 row of plain = turn the work = 1 row of plain, excepting on the last 7 stitches = turn the work = 14 plain, 1 chain = 3 more rows to and fro with 11 plain; fasten off, and fasten on again on the 2nd side at the 6th stitch counting from below: 2 rows of 11 plain and 1 row to the end of the leaf = then encircle this leaf, like the others with plain stitches, join the 8 last stitches to the last 8 of the large leaf = make 4 leaves all alike.
Antique Crochet Patterns: 3rd leaf on the right—18 chain, miss 1, 2 plain, 1 chain, 1 treble on the 3rd chain, 5 trebles in all = turn the work = 4 rows of plain worked to and fro; on the stitch at the point: 3 plain = after the 4th row: 4 trebles, 8 plain, 1 chain, 4 plain, 1 chain, 4 plain, 1 chain, then plain stitches to the end = fasten off. On the second side, fasten on to the 6th stitch counting downwards from the top: 9 plain = coming back: 3 plain, 1 chain, 7 plain = coming back: 7 plain, 1 chain = then to the end of the leaf, 1 plain on each stitch.
Antique Crochet Patterns: 3rd leaf on the left—14 chain, miss 1, 2 plain, 2 chain, 1 treble, 2 chain, 1 treble, 2 chain, 1 treble, 2 chain, 1 treble; 4 rows of plain all round, 3 plain on the stitch at the point, and 3 plain on the added stitch. After the 4th row: 14 plain = turn the work = 10 plain = turn the work = 3 single, 7 plain = coming back: 7 plain = coming back again: 7 plain; after the last plain, 1 single on each plain up to the top = fasten off.
On the second side of the leaf: 9 plain = turn the work = 5 plain = turn the work = 5 plain, 1 single on each of the remaining stitches = turn the work = surround the whole leaf with plain stitches; 3 plain on each stitch at the point; join the 8 last stitches to the 8 last of the 2nd leaf.
Antique Crochet Patterns: Branch on the right and 1st leaf—28 chain, miss 1, 4 plain, 1 chain, 1 treble on the 3rd chain, 1 chain, 1 treble on the 3rd chain, 1 chain, 1 treble 1½ treble long on the 3rd chain, 1 chain, 1 treble 1½ treble long on the 3rd chain, 1 chain, 1 treble on the 3rd chain, 1 chain, 1 half treble on the 3rd chain, 1 chain, miss 2 stitches, 5 plain = on the second side of the chain: * 1 plain on each stitch, 3 plain on the 2nd of the missed stitches.
Repeat 3 times from *. After the 4th row of plain: 6 chain = turn the work = 1 row of plain on both sides and plain stitches on the 6 chain; fasten off the thread. Counting back the last stitches, fasten on the thread at the 18th stitch, make one more row of plain, fasten off.
Antique Crochet Patterns: 2nd leaf of the branch—22 chain, miss 1, 3 plain, 1 chain, 1 half treble on the 3rd chain, 1 chain, 1 treble on the 3rd chain, 1 chain, 1 treble on the 3rd chain, 1 chain, 1 half treble on the 3rd chain, 1 chain, 1 plain on the 3rd chain, 1 plain on each of the remaining stitches; 4 rows of plain, to and fro, in each of the stitches of the last row. The rows touch, and therefore encircle the leaf.
Antique Crochet Patterns: 3rd leaf—16 chain, miss 1, 2 plain, 1 chain, 1 treble on the 3rd chain, 1 chain, 1 treble on the 3rd chain, 1 chain, 1 treble on the 3rd chain, 1 plain on each of the remaining stitches, 4 rows of plain, to and fro round the leaf; 3 plain on the stitch at the top of the leaf and 3 on the one at the bottom.
When these 3 leaves are finished, join them together on the wrong side so that the end of the 2nd leaf is parallel with the last treble of the 1st leaf, and the end of the 3rd leaf parallel with the 1st of the last plain stitches of the 2nd leaf. Having sewn these 3 leaves together, carry on the plain stitches with the thread of the 3rd little leaf over the two others of these antique crochet patterns.
Fasten off the thread, join it on again at the 10th plain stitch of the 3rd little leaf, counting the stitches downwards from the top = 40 chain, 1 single on the 34th chain = on the ring: 10 plain, 1 plain each chain and 1 plain on each stitch of the leaves = then, make 3 more rows of plain and 2 plain on every second stitch of the 10 stitches in the ring.
Having reached the chain stitches, fasten on the thread, turn the work and continue the other rows. When the rows of plain stitches are finished, draw a thread through the chain stitches and pull them gently together.
Branch on the left and 1st leaf—22 chain, miss 1, 3 plain, 2 chain, 1 treble on the 2nd chain, 2 chain, 1 treble 1½ treble long, 2 chain, miss 1, 1 treble, 1½ treble long, 2 chain, miss 1, 1 treble, 2 chain, miss 1, 1 treble, 2 chain, miss 1, 1 plain on each of the remaining stitches. The remainder the same as for the right leaf.
2nd leaf—16 chain, miss 1, 2 plain, 2 chain, 1 treble, 2 chain, miss 1, 1 treble, 2 chain, miss 1, 1 treble, 2 chain, miss 1, 1 treble, 2 chain, miss 1, 1 plain on each of the remaining stitches. The rest the same as for the right leaf.
3rd leaf—12 chain, miss 1, 2 plain, 2 chain, miss 1, 1 treble, 2 chain, miss 1, 1 treble, 2 chain, miss 1, 1 treble, 2 chain, miss 1, 1 plain on each of the remaining stitches. The remainder, as well as the little ring, the same as for the right leaf. Make altogether 4 leaves for the right side and 4 for the left.
Antique Crochet Patterns: Calyx of the small flowers.—11 chain = turn the work = 1 plain on the first 5 chain, 3 plain on the 6th chain, 1 plain on the 5 other chain = turn the work = * 2 chain, 1 treble on the 1st plain, 1 chain, 1 treble, 1 chain, 1 treble, 1 chain, ** 3 trebles on the second of the 3 plain, on the 6th chain, repeat once from ** to * = turn the work = 1 plain on each of the preceding stitches, 3 single on the added stitch = turn the work = 1 single on the first 2 plain; plain stitches as far as the middle stitch; 13 chain, miss 1, 1 plain on each chain stitch, 6 plain, 2 single. Fasten off. Make 8 calices in all.
Antique Crochet Patterns: Small flowers of three different sizes—Make altogether, 24 large, 12 of medium size, and 16 small.
Antique Crochet Patterns: For the large flowers—18 chain, close the ring, 24 plain on the 18 chain; 1 plain on every stitch of the preceding row and 1 picot after every second plain stitch. Join the first and the last picots of 2 large flowers to the calyx, the 2nd and the 3rd picots of one large flower to the 10th and 11th picots of the other. Join the 1st and 11th picots of the 3rd flower to the 8th picot of the first and to the 5th of the second flower.
Antique Crochet Patterns: For the medium-sized flowers—14 chain, close the ring = 20 plain on the ring, then a second row of plain with 1 picot after every second plain stitch.
These flowers connect the centre figure with the corner one.
Antique Crochet Patterns: For the small flowers—10 chain, close the ring = 16 plain on the ring, then a second row of plain stitches with a picot after every second stitch. Sew the medium-sized flowers and the small ones to the big ones with overcasting stitches.
As regards the bars of chain stitches that complete the antique crochet patterns they can easily be copied from the illustration.
Todos os créditos a: free-craft-patterns.com/antique-crochet-patterns.html

Curso

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Frivolitê
A beleza na ponta dos dedos
Você vai usar fio Esterlina 5, Coton Perlé DMC, Monalisa da Círculo ou Brisa da Pingouin; agulha para frivolité com 1 mm. Dificuldade: XXX

Dica: para que o trabalho fique com uma boa aparência, o fio deverá ser da mesma espessura da agulha ou ligeiramente mais fino.

Passo-a-passo (clique nas imagens para ampliar)

1. Coloque o fio com 4 m na agulha. Segure a ponta maior do fio junto à agulha, como mostra a foto.		2. Dê uma laçada sobre o dedo, introduzindo a agulha no anel formado, de baixo para cima.

3. Puxe, formando o primeiro nó.		4. Dê uma nova laçada, para o outro lado, e passe a agulha pela argola, de trás para a frente.

5. Puxe, formando o segundo nó. Os passos de 2 a 5 formam o primeiro nó duplo.		6. Faça mais 7 nós duplos (no total serão 8 nós).

7. Dê uma pequena distância (picô) e faça o primeiro nó.		8. Prossiga até completar 4 nós duplos.

9. Faça agora 5 nós duplos, sempre intercalados por um picô. Faça mais 3 nós duplos (a seqüência de 5 picôs e 4 nós).		10. Dê mais um picô e faça 8 nós.

11. Tendo a seqüência de 8 nós duplos, 1 picô, 4 nós duplos, 5 picôs, 4 nós duplos, 1 picô, 8 nós duplos, puxe todo o trabalho, levando-o para o fio.		12. Puxe até o final, ajeitando com a mão e formando a primeira pétala.

13. Para iniciar a segunda pétala, segure a ponta inicial, com a pétala, bem junto da agulha. Mantenha a linha na outra mão.		14. Faça 8 nós duplos, seguindo os passos de 2 a 6.

15. Para emendar uma pétala na outra, puxe o fio por dentro do último picô feito. Se tiver dificuldade, você pode usar uma agulha de crochê para auxiliá-la.		16. O fio puxado por dentro do picô deve passar em volta da agulha de frivolitê. Termine este passo apertando bem.

17. Continue a seqüência de nós (passos de 8 a 13) para formar a nova pétala.		18. Repita todo o processo formando 7 pétalas. Para a 8ª pétala, repita toda a seqüência (até o passo 9). A seguir, passe o fio por dentro do primeiro picô da primeira pétala. Puxe.

19. Passe o fio trazido em torno da agulha de frivolitê. Aperte bem o fio.		20. Para concluir a 8ª pétala, faça 8 nós duplos. Puxe o trabalho para o lado do fio.

21. Puxe o fio para fechar a pétala, dando um nó simples com as duas pontas do fio.		22. Esta é a flor pronta.

Passo a passo tirado do site Agulha de Ouro.