TUTORIAL: MOSES BASKET WITH HOOD
The perfect gift for a new baby. Here's an updated tutorial on how to crochet a Moses Basket.
This is an update to my very first YouTube video posted Oct 2021. It includes answers to many of the questions that were asked in the comments of that video and also incorporates some things that I neglected to include in the first video.
I hope that this update is much more helpful for those of you who take on this project. Happy Crafting!
Skill level : intermediate or adventurous beginner
Materials
9mm braided cotton cord
300M for basket without hood
400M for basket with hood
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8 & 9mm hook (link)
Wood Base (29.5 inches L x 16 inches W x 6mm thick; holes at 12mm in diameter with 10mm of space in between; there are 110 holes on my base. An ideal base for me would have only 100 holes.)
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Stitches you should know to make this project:
Slip stitch: • slip stitch (sl st)
Chain: • chain (ch)
Single crochet: • single crochet (sc)
Waist Coat Stitch: https://www.yarnth3ory.com/post/thewa...
Invisible Join: https://www.instagram.com/reel/CqHHDl...
Wrap (Gathering) Knot: • Macrame 101: Gathering (Wrapping) Kno...
Video Tutorial
Video Chapters
00:00 - intro
00:28 - materials
02:53 - setup round (optional)
06:25 - round 1
08:26 - invisible join
09:43 - rounds 2 -10
12:08 - adding a new bundle of cord
13:45 - round 11
17:34 - round 12 (if not making a hood)
20:31 - forming the hood
27:42 - final round for basket with hood
31:10 - invisible closure (finishing and weaving ends)
33:07 - making tassels
35:55 - outro
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Happy Crafting!
- Krysten
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