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Mini-table
Crochet pattern
Design by K. Godinez
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Material:
• Margarine box or similar plastic material, I have used an plastic folder
• crochet hook size 2.5
• Catania wool from Schachenmayr
• fiberfill
• sewing needle, safety pin
Size: The table has a height of about 5 cm (1,97 inches)
Abbreviations:
ch - chain
R - round
sc – single crochet
Number x sc – the number tells you how many times you make a single crochet
(or a dc, hdc …) in each stitch
inc - make two single crochet in one stitch
3inc – make three single crochet in one stitch
dec - crochet two stitches together with a sc
3dec – crochet three stitches together with a sc
rep - repeat until end of round
sl st - slip stitch
BLO – back loops only
Note:
Unless indicated otherwise, the parts are worked in rounds. You can start with 2 ch or make a
magic ring. The rows should be marked with a thread.
Table legs (4 x)
2 ch
R 01
R 02
R 03
R 04
R 05
R 06
R 07
R 08
8 x sc in second ch from hook
(3inc, sc) x 4
BLO: sc in each stitch
sc in each stitch
sc in each stitch
(sc, 3dec) x 4
sc in each stitch
sc in each stitch, stuff the table leg firmly
from here, start to stuff the table leg continuously
R 09 – R 17 sc in each stitch
R 18
(3inc, sc) x 4
R 19
sc, (3inc, 3 x sc) x 3, 3inc, 2 x sc
R 20
2 x sc, (3inc, 5 x sc) x 3, 3inc, 3 x sc
R 21
3 x sc, (3inc, 7 x sc) x 3, 3inc, 4 x sc
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24
32
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Make three parts until row 21 and finish them with a sl st, cut the thread.
For the last and fourth part, do not cut the thread, we start now to crochet all 4 parts together:
Continue:
R 22
5 x sc,
take the second leg and continue crocheting with 10 x sc, 3inc, 10 x sc
take the third leg and continue crocheting with 10 x sc, 3inc, 10 x sc
take the fourth leg and continue crocheting with 10 x sc, 3inc, 10 x sc
continue crocheting on the first leg 10 x sc, 3inc, 5 x sc
sl st, cut the thread and sew it.
Hold the parts in the middle together with a safety pin.
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Tabletop
2 ch
R 01
R 02
R 03
R 04
R 05
R 06
R 07
R 08
R 09
R 10
R 11
R 12
R 13
8 x sc in second ch from hook
3inc, sc, 3inc, sc, 3inc, sc, 3inc, sc
sc, 3inc, (3 x sc, 3inc) x 3, 2 x sc
2 x sc, 3inc, (5 x sc, 3inc) x 3, 3 x sc
3 x sc, 3inc, (7 x sc, 3inc) x 3, 4 x sc
4 x sc, 3inc, (9 x sc, 3inc) x 3, 5 x sc
5 x sc, 3inc, (11 x sc, 3inc) x 3, 6 x sc
6 x sc, 3inc, (13 x sc, 3inc) x 3, 7 x sc
7 x sc, 3inc, (15 x sc, 3inc) x 3, 8 x sc
8 x sc, 3inc, (17 x sc, 3inc) x 3, 9 x sc
9 x sc, 3inc, (19 x sc, 3inc) x 3, 10 x sc
10 x sc, 3inc, (21 x sc, 3inc) x 3, 11 x sc
BLO: 12 x sc, dec, (22 x sc, dec) x 3, 10 x sc
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16
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32
40
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64
72
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Now connect the tabletop to the table legs:
R 14
Hold both pieces together and crochet through both
parts 92 x sl st, one time around.
Cut the thread and sew it.
Finishing
Again, stuff the legs firmly, so they can not bend.
To make the table stable, we need to insert two pieces of plastic. You can cut these parts out of
margarine boxes or plastic folders. I have used a plastic folder.
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First, measure the length of the inside of the table (from slip stitch to slip stitch)
Measure the length
Then draw two squares (with the length you measured) on the plastic material and cut them out
Now cut off the corners, so that the square has a rounded corner.
Insert both pieces between the upper and lower part of the table.
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Sew the opening of the table...
… Congratulations, the table is finished 
Have fun crocheting your mini-table!
Do not copy or post this pattern without my permission. Don‘t translate this pattern into another
language for reselling or publishing on the internet. You can sell a small number of the finished
item on markets or local stores.
This pattern is copyrighted by Karin Godinez (amilovesgurumi.com).
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