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NOTES FROM THE EDITOR March 2015
There are opportunities around every corner. All it takes is a good eye, a little imagination, and a crochet hook! What are you waiting for? Reduce the amount of cash coming out of your wallet, reuse something you didn’t see function in, and recycle what would have gone into your nearby landfill. Shari McGraw Editor I suppose you have heard the saying, “one man’s trash is another man’s treasure”, but how often do we put it into practice? Have you ever had a crochet or knit sweater, scarf, or blanket that were damaged in some way, unable to be used for their original purpose, or just weren’t the quality they used to be? How many times do we tend to throw these things away, or donate them to our local thrift store? My sister Kathy recently found an old throw blanket at a thrift shop that was in less than ideal condition and decided to get crafty! We all know how much super soft yarn can be, right? Well, Kathy took this incredibly soft knit throw that was no longer in grand condition and crocheted herself a cowl that only cost her $.50. Now she has something handmade to fit her own unique style! Can you imagine all of the things you can do with the sweater sitting in your closet right now that is too small, has a hole, faded or has shrunk in the wash? Be inspired and find potential in anything and everything around you! Spring is almost here and we are getting ready for Easter and the holidays that come around this time of year. We are putting on our Easter bonnets, dressing up and gathering with family. Shown here is a little something we have in the making for our April issue. www.entwinemagazine.com Crochet is an easy hobby to learn and with
just a little practice, you’ll be making items
such as hats, scarves, blankets and more!
Most patterns use the basic stitches so you’re
in luck! Get ready to CROCHET!
By: Kristi Simpson
How to hold your hook:
There are two common ways to hold your hook a) pencil and b) knife style
Try both holds and see which one you prefer.
These are not the only two, but the most common.
How to chain: (ch)
Each pattern will start with a specific chain amount. Sometimes the chain amount
will be 2 and sometimes it may be 250 (blanket or scarf are examples). It's really
easy--but practice and make it consistent.
*Tip: work chains LOOSELY, and not too tight.
How to Slip Stitch: (sl st)
Slip stitch is a common stitch used within many patterns.
It's commonly used to join a ring (hats are a great example), or used as a stitch
without height.
Push hook through stitch as directed in pattern. Here, instructions would read:
'Ch4, sl st in the first chain to form a ring.'
So, ch4 and then push your hook through the first chain that you created and pull
the yarn back through. You will have 2 stitches on the hook. Take the 2nd stitch you
just created and pull it through the first. Sl st complete.
How to single crochet: (sc)
The single crochet stitch is very basic and very common. It is important that you
learn to make this stitch consistent: not too tight and not too loose. If you make it
tight, your hands will hurt. If you make it too loose, it will look sloppy and it will be
hard to match your gauge and look of a pattern.
Push your hook through the stitch and yarn over. Pull the yarn back through, you
will have 2 loops on the hook now. Yarn over and pull through both loops.
SC complete.
How to half double crochet: (hdc)
Yarn over, push you hook through the stitch, yarn over again. Pull the yarn through
the stitch and you will have 3 loops on the hook. Yarn over and pull through all 3
loops. Hdc complete.
How to double crochet: (dc)
The double crochet stitch is one of the main stitches. It is a great way to add length
to a project, and is a more 'open' stitch and not tight as compared to a single crochet
stitch.
Yarn over, push your hook through the stitch. Yarn over
and pull back through the stitch (3 loops on hook). Yarn
over, pull yarn through the first TWO stitches only and
you will have 2 loops on hook remaining. Now, yarn
over and pull through the last two loops.
DC complete.
This is a stitch:
This is a post:
This is a yarn over:
Want to learn more?
Visit Kristi at www.RAKJpatterns.com where you can learn
more tips and tricks to help you advance your skills.
Abbreviations
Crochet Stitch Abbreviations
alt = alternate
approx = approximately
BP = back post
BLO = back loop only
BPdc = back post double crochet
beg = begin, beginning
CC = contrasting color
ch = chain
cl = cluster
cont = continue
cos=cross over stitch
dbl = double
dtr or dbl tr = double triple
dc = double crochet
dec = decrease
s c2t o g=si ngl e cro chet 2to get her
dir = directions
dk = dark
dnt = do not turn
ea = each
ex sc = extended single crochet
fig = figure 1 (picture of stitch)
FLO = front loop only
FP = front post
FPdc = front post double crochet
fig = figure 1 (picture of stitch)
fo = finish off
foll = following
gm or gr = grams
gr = group
hdc = half double crochet
hk = hook
htr = half triple crochet
in = inch
inc = increase
incl = including
inst = instructions
lp(s) = loop(s)
lt = light
MC = magic circle
med = medium
mm = millimeter
no. = number
oz(s) = ounce
pat st = pattern stitch
pc st = popcorn stitch
prev = previous
rem = remaining
rep = repeat
rnd = round
rs = right side
sc = single crochet
sk = skip
sl st = slip stitch
sp = space
st(s) = stitch(es)
tch = turning chain
tog = together
tr = triple (treble)
x= times (such as repeat 5x)
ws = wrong side
yo = yarn over
CRAFTED FOR THE KING
By Jessica Mays
www.craftedfortheking.blogspot.com
www.facebook.com/craftedfortheking
www.ravelry.com/people/mamamays
Pattern Language- stitch placement
As you enter into more complex and advanced
patterns, you will see a change in the "language" of
the pattern, or how it is written out. Where in a
condensing it to save time and make room for the
rest of the pattern.
more beginner or rudimentary pattern you might
read "2 DC in the next stitch, 1 DC in each of the
next 5 stitches", you would read "2DC, DC 5" in a
more advanced pattern. Placing the number of
stitches"
If I take out all of the other words that indicate the
where, and let the number be the indicator, there
stitches before the abbreviation indicates an
increase, and placing it afterward indicates the
would be no more need for the extra words! And so,
the above becomes
number of stitches to crochet into. It seems
confusing and complicated, but in all actuality it is
simply taking the first, easier pattern and
"2 DC in the next stitch, 1 DC in each of the next 5
"2DC, DC 5"
Don't let advanced pattern language get in your way
of creating a beautiful work of art- go at it and see
what you can do! I know you will do great!
Basket weave Baby Blanket Pattern
By: Crafted for the King
Please, feel free to sell items made with this pattern. However, Do not sell this pattern as it is the property of
Crafted for the King
There is something sweet about a classic, elegant heirloom blanket for a new baby. Growing up, my great and
great- great grandmothers had heirloom blankets that they had passed onto us, and I used to adore looking at
the hand quilted stitches and imagine them wrapping my own sweet baby up one day. Now that I have a child of
my own, and those same blankets were preserved for my children, I love making things in the same elegance
and excellence that the matriarchs of my own family made for generations after them. This Basket weave stitch
is equally simple and complex; elegant and sweet- which makes it perfect for an heirloom baby blanket. It is
sure to be loved for generations to come!
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Materials:
 H 5MM hook
 Bernat Baby Sport Yarn (2) or any sport/dk/worsted yarn
 yarn needle
Abbreviations:
 CH- chain
 SC- single crochet
 DC- double crochet
 FPDC- front post double crochet
 BPDC- back post double crochet
Ch 112
Row 1: In the second CH from hook, DC. DC in each stitch across. CH 2
ROW 2: *FPDC 10. BPDC 10. ** repeat throughout. CH 2.
Row 3: *BPDC 10, FPDC 10** Repeat throughout. CH 2.
ROW 4: *FPDC 10, BPDC 10** Repeat throughout. CH 2
ROW 5: *BPDC 10, FPDC 10** Repeat throughout. CH 2
Row 6: *FPDC 10, BPDC 10** Repeat throughout. CH 2
(This is where you will begin stitching opposite from what you have been crocheting, giving the basket weave
affect to the work.)
Row 7: *FPDC 10, BPDC 10** Repeat throughout. CH 2
Row 8:*BPDC 10, FPDC 10** Repeat throughout. CH 2
Row 9: *FPDC 10, BPDC 10** Repeat throughout. CH 2
Row 10: *BPDC 10, FPDC 10** Repeat throughout. CH 2
ROW 11: *FPDC 10, BPDC 10** Repeat throughout. CH 2
Row 12-86: Repeat Rows 1-11 (The blocks should alternate every 5 rows, creating the basket weave in the
blanket.)
Row 87: SC in each stitch across.
Option 1-Going around the blanket, SC around for 3 rows to give the blanket a finished edge.
Option 2-Use your favorite edging to finish off.
Weave in your ends and enjoy!
Feel free to email me with any questions you may have concerning this pattern.
Please, feel free to sell items made with this pattern. However, Do not sell this pattern as it is the property of
Crafted for the King
Blooming Bliss Infinity Scarf Pattern
By: Brandy Lynn, Fad Fabulous Crochet
Fadfabulouscrochet.blogspot.com
Difficulty Level – Advanced Beginner
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Blooming Bliss Infinity Scarf
*All patterns, photos, tutorials, & information provided are for your personal use & not for resale/distribution. Any items made using this
pattern may be sold as long as due credit is given to me as the pattern creator. Thank you! 
Supplies needed:
Yarn used:
K/6.5mm hook
1 skein Red Heart Gumdrop in Cherry
F/3.75mm hook
Scissors
Tapestry or yarn needle
Weight Category:
Button, needle, & thread (optional)
4 medium - worsted
Crochet terms used:
Gauge:
Finished Measurements:
DC - double crochet
4 rows of 11 DC = 4" x 4"
4.5” H x 29” W - scarf
SL ST - slip stitch
7” H x 2” W – buttoned loop
CH - chain
V Cluster – 2DC/CH2/2DC, all in same stitch
HDC – half double crochet
Each scarf round will begin with a chain 3, & end with a SL ST into that chain 3. Each round of
V clusters will stack vertically on top of the previous V cluster row.
Chain 155 using K hook, SL ST to join.
Round 1 - Chain 3, skip 3 stitches, 1 V cluster (2DC/CH2/2DC) in next stitch, skip 3 stitches,
repeat V cluster/skip 3 stitches sequence to end of round (38 V clusters total in round), SL ST to
join, turn.
Round 2 – Chain 3, 1 V cluster in CH2 space of V cluster of previous row, 1 V cluster in CH2
space of each V cluster across, SL ST to join, turn.
Repeat round 2 seven times for a total of 9 rounds of V clusters.
Round 10 – Chain 3, place 4 DC in each CH2 space. SL ST to join, turn.
Scarf trim – Repeat process on both top & bottom of scarf.
Chain 2, 1 HDC in each stitch around, SL ST to join, fasten off & weave in ends.
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pattern may be sold as long as due credit is given to me as the pattern creator. Thank you! 
Button Loop Option:
For an added touch, you can add this extra buttoned loop to give you a little more style &
versatility in wearing your new scarf.
Chain 32 using F hook.
Row 1 – Starting with 3rd chain from hook, place 1 HDC in each stitch across (30 HDC), turn.
Rows 2 & 3 – Chain 2, 1 HDC in each stitch (30), turn.
Row 4 – Chain 2, 1 HDC in first 5 stitches, CH3/skip 3 stitches (this creates your button hole), 1
HDC in each of remaining 22 stitches, turn.
Row 5 – Chain 2, 1 HDC in each stitch (30), turn.
Rows 6 & 7 – Repeat row 5. Fasten off & weave in ends.
Using sewing needle & thread, sew button onto button looped piece on the opposite end of the
button hole created in row 4. Once the button is sewn on, all you have to do is loop this piece
around the infinity scarf however you like to wear it, & you’re beautifully done!
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Visit my patterns page with all my crocheted patterns written just for you!
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pattern may be sold as long as due credit is given to me as the pattern creator. Thank you! 
Polly Headband
By Gwen Buttke McGannon
This head band can be made in an endless array
of colors and can be embellished with flowers,
bows, clips or any other item to dress it up. The
key is to make it your own.
Difficulty level: Easy/Intermediate
Finished Size: 17” Wide by 4” Long
Gauge: 3 (3dc groups) and 3 rows = 2”
Materials:
• Bernat, Vickie Howell, Cottonish, 55% Cotton, 45% Acrylic, 2.4oz/70g, 282 yd. Light (3) Wt. color,
Grey t-shirt
• F/5/3.75mm Crochet Hook or size needed to obtain gauge
• 2” Ponytail elastic
• Tapestry needle
Pattern Note:
Last st is top of ch-3.
Row 1: Ch 4, 3 dc, ch 2, 4 dc, in the 4th ch from hook and over the elastic, turn.
Row 2: Ch 4, (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in ch-2 sp, ch 1, dc last st, turn.
Row 3: Ch 3, 3 dc in ch-1 sp, ch 1, (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in ch-2 sp, ch 1, 3 dc in next ch-1 sp, dc in last st,
turn.
Row 4: Ch 4, 3 dc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1 (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in ch-2 sp, ch 1, 3 dc in next ch 1 sp, ch 1, dc in
last st, turn.
Row 5: Ch 3, (3 dc in ch-1 sp, ch 1) twice, (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in ch-2 sp, ch 1, 3 dc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, 3
dc in last ch-1 sp, dc in last st, turn.
Row 6: Ch 3, (3 dc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1) twice, (3dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in ch-2 sp, (ch 1, 3 dc in next ch 1 sp)
twice, dc in last st, turn.
Repeat Row 6 for pattern until measures 16 1/2”.
Last Row: Twist the elastic, during the (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) hold the elastic on hook with the second yo, pull
through 2 loops Ch 3, 3 dc in ch-1 sp, ch 1, 3 dc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, (3 dc, ch 2, 3 dc) in ch-2 sp, ch 1, 3
dc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, 3 dc in last ch-1 sp, dc in last st, turn.
Edge Rows: Ch 1, 2 sc in each row end and each dc in last row. Fasten off. Repeat for the opposite
side. Weave in ends
Recycled Basket
By Kathy’s Crochet
[email protected]
In an effort to recycle an old T-shirt, I
decide one day to make something cute
for Easter. This basket is the product of
that idea. Your possibilities are endless
using your own imagination.
Difficulty level: Easy
Material needed:
◊ X L T shirt
◊ Hook P 10 mm
◊ Scissors
To prepare crochet material (yarn):
Cut hem off bottom of shirt (save for handle)
Begin cutting the T shirt from bottom at a slant, spiral cut all the way around the
skirt portion of the shirt until you reach the sleeve. (Be careful to keep this all in
one piece so you can have a continuous piece of “yarn”).
Pull tight to stretch and create rolled edges of the material. (This will also
lengthen your yarn).
Ch 4, sl into first ch to create circle
Round 1: ch 2, 11 dc into the center of circle (12), sl to join
Round 2-3: ch 2, *2 dc in ch 2 space (not in st), dc in next space,* rpt from *to*, sl
to join circle.
Round 4-8: ch2, 1 dc in each st around, sl to join cr.
Handle:
Using the hem of the shirt, cut the stitching off to make your yarn smaller and
easier to crochet.
Sl st to basket rim, ch to desired length of handle, attach with sl st to opposite
side of the basket.
Bow:
Cut strips from sleeve portion to create the yarn needed. Stretch material to
make edges roll as you did with your basket yarn. Thread into the base of the
handle and tie your bow.
Optional: Use a different color T-shirt for your bows to create a contrast or
different look.
The handle can made in another as well. To increase basket size, rpt round 1 to
increase.
YELLOW BERET
By: Nicoletta Ancona
[email protected]
Materials
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100g of 4-ply mohair and/or acrylic in main color yellow (M)
20g of acrylic in a lighter yellow (L)
3.00 mm [C] crochet hook
4.50 mm[G] crochet hook
1 flat button
1 needle
pins
Split stitch markers
Abbreviations:
ss = slip stich
Ch =chain
UK dc double crochet = US sc single crochet
UK tr treble crochet = US dc double crochet
htr =half treble
tr = treble crochet
Rtr = raised treble
RtrB = raised treble back
RtrF = raised treble front
dec = decrease
Inc = increase
Dc2tog = decrease 1 dc over 2 stitches
st(s) = stitch(es)
Foundation row: dc worked spirally
1
Tension: 26 st (s) and 28 rows = 10 cm
To Make
With M color and the 3.00 mm hook, make 2 ch.
Rnd 1: Work 6 dc in 2nd ch from hook.
Rnd 2: 2 dc in each of next 6dc (12 dc).
Rnd 3: 2 dc in each of next 12dc (24 dc).
Continue in foundation row marking with a pin the first st of rnd.
Rnd 4: 1 dc in each of next 24 dc.
Rnd 5: *1dc in next dc, 2dc in next dc, rep from* around (36 dc).
Rnd 6: Rep rnd 4(36 dc).
Rnd 7: *1dc in each of next 2dc, 2dc in next 3rd dc, rep from* around (48 dc).
Repeat only the following even rounds (e.g. rnd 8, 10, 12, etc. until rnd 38) with no increase.
Repeat the odd rounds increasing progressively every 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, etc. until rnd 39.
Totally 240 st(s) and 28cm of diameter.
Rnd 40 and Rnd 41: 1 dc in each of next 240dc.
Rnd 42: *Miss1 dc, 1dc in each of next 5dc, rep from*around.
Rnd 43and Rnd 44: Repeat Rnd40
Rep Rnd 42, 9 times every 2 rnds. Around120 st(s).
BRIM
Join in L color and the 4.50 mm hook with sl st in the last round.
Rnd 1: *1 dc in each of next 2dc, 3 dc in next dc, rep from*, around 156 st(s), 2 ch, turn.
Rep last rnd twice more.
Rnd4: 1 htr in each dc, 3 ch, turn.
Rnd5: 1 tr in each st to end, 2ch, turn.
Rnd6: *1 RtrF, 1 RtrB, rep from* to last st, Rtr around last st inserting hook in space in the relevant direction,
2ch, turn.
Repeat this Rnd 6 twice more. Fasten off
BUTTON
With M color and the 3.00 mm hook, make 3 ch. Join into a ring with ss.
Rnd1: 3ch, 11tr in the centre of ring, join with ss to top of 3 ch.
Rnd 2: 1 ch, 1 dc in each tr, ss to join.
Rnd 3: As rnd 2
Rnd 4: 1ch,*dec2tog, 1 dc, rep from* to end. This reduces the last round to 8 st(s). Leave a 20 cm end yarn.
Using a needle, weave this end through the st(s). Insert the flat button and draw this thread up tightly. Fasten
off securely and use the same thread to attach to the hat.
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Crochet Baby High Top Sneaker Booties
By: KnotUrGrandMa'sCrochet
geturhookon.storenvy.com
https://www.facebook.com/pages/KnotUrGrandMasCrochet/194288567275885?ref=hl
https://www.etsy.com/shop/GetUrHookOn
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Materials:
∗ Yarn - I love this cotton (white)
∗ I love this yarn (color of your choice)
∗ Hook e 3.5 mm
∗ Sewing needle and sewing thread
Pattern:
∗ Cotton yarn- I love this cotton
∗ Hook e
0-3 months
Sole
(Make 4)
Row 1: ch 8, start in the 2nd ch from hook 4 sc, 2 hdc, 5 hdc, 2 hdc, 3 sc, 4 sc, sl st to join.
Row 2: ch 1, sc in same sl st, 6sc, 2 hdc 2x's, 3 hdc in one st (middle st), 2 hdc 2x's, 6 sc, 2 sc
3x's SL st to join.
Row 3: ch 1, 6 sc, 2 hdc 8x's, 8sc, 2 sc 6x's, SL to join. Cut and weave in ends. Slip st the 2
soles together, cut and weave in ends. (If you want it to be larger just add another row or two
with sc all around.)To make the sole bigger just go up in hook size, or add sc rounds)
Toe of top bootie
Make a magic circle
Ch 3, join. 6 hdc into the loop. Then ch 1,
turn. Now working 2 hdc in each st around.
(12)
Ch 1, 2 hdc in ea st around (24)
leave a long tail to sew to the sole whip St.
Attaching toe top to the sole
Line up your toe top with the sole. Whip stitch the 2 pieces together making sure you keep
stitches lined up.
Tongue of bootie
With the bootie toe facing you,
Row 1: attach with slp st to the toe top edge. Ch 1, 12 sc across the toe top. Ch 1,
Turn
Row 2-7: ch 1, 1 sc in each sc across.
Fasten off. (12)
To make the sneaker a high top add 3
more rows of sc to make it taller.
Back and sides of bootie
Row 1: using your color attach to the
first sc on the right side of sole. In blo, ch
1, 1 sc in ea st around. Ch 1 and turn.
Row 2: ch 1, 1 sc in ea st around.
Row 3: ch 1, sc2tog, 1 sc in ea of next st around. Sc dec in the last 2 st.
Row 4: ch 1, scc2tog, 1 sc around. Sc dec for the last 2 st.
Row 5: ch 1, sc2tog, sc around. Sc dec for the last 2 st.
Row 6: ch 1, sc2tog, 1 sc in ea. sc dec for the last 2 st.
Row 7: ch 1, sc2tog, 1 sc in ea. sc dec for the last 2 st.
Row 8: ch 1, sc2tog, 1 sc in ea. sc dec for the last 2 st.
Row 9: ch 1, sc in each st around.
Cut and fasten off and weave in ends. Lace the bootie as you would your shoes.
~enjoy~
get ur hook on!!!
1-2-3 Scarf
By: Funny Bunny Crochet
https://www.facebook.com/FunnyBunnyCrochet?fref=ts
I call this the 1-2-3 Scarf for two reasons ~
First, because when you are stitching it up
you will find yourself counting “1, 2, 3, 1, 2, 3”
in your head, and second, because it works
up lickity split! If you have a few hours and a
couple skeins of yarn, you will have a scarf!
Scarf as shown in picture:
Size I crochet hook (main crochet hook)
Size G crochet hook (for optional shamrock)
Patons Classic Wool Worsted, color Seafoam (100 gr, 3.5 oz), 2 skeins
Yarn or thread needle
Small length of yarn or thread
Scissors
Abbreviations:
ch - chain
dc - double crochet
hdc - half double crochet
sl st - slip stitch
Special Stitches:
Beginning V-stitch (ch 4, dc in same stitch)
V-stitch (dc, ch 1, dc)
3 dc cluster (3 dc in loop)
Instructions:
Leaving approximately 3” of yarn as tail, loosely chain 201 and join with a
slip stitch to form a circle, being careful not to twist chain.
Row 1:
Chain 4, dc in same stitch as joining (beginning V-stitch made). Pull on your
tail to tighten. Skip 2 stitches, in next stitch you will (dc, ch 1, dc). This is
your V-stitch. *Skip 2 stitches, V-stitch in next stitch. Continue from * around
ending with skipping 2 stitches and sl st in the 3rd chain of your
beginning Chain 4.
Row 2 (Loop Row):
Slip stitch in middle of first V-stitch (not the ch 1, but the actual space
formed between the dc’s), *(ch 3, sl st in middle of next V-stitch), continue
from * around, ending with a ch 3. Join with sl st to the 1st stitch of the first
chain 3.
Row 3:
Sl st in ch 3 loop, (ch 3, 2 dc) in same ch 3 loop, *3 dc in next loop (3 dc
cluster has now been made), repeat from * around ending with sl st to top
of beginning chain 3.
Row 4:
Sl st in next stitch, (ch 4, dc in same stitch) - beginning V-stitch just made.
*Skip 2 stitches, V-stitch in next stitch (this will be the 2nd stitch of your 3
dc cluster of previous row), repeat from * around ending with sl st in 3rd
chain of your beginning chain 4.
Row 5:
Repeat Row 2
Row 8:
Repeat Row 2
Row 11:
Repeat Row 2
Row 6:
Repeat Row 3
Row 9:
Repeat Row 3
Row 12:
Repeat Row 3
Row 7:
Repeat Row 4
Row 10:
Repeat Row 4
Row 13:
Repeat Row 4
Ending with Row 14:
Repeat Row 2. Join with sl st to the 1st stitch of the first chain 3, finish off,
weave in ends. You will now turn your scarf upside down to work a Loop
Row on the straight edge. Simply join your yarn in the center space of any
V-stitch and ch 3. Sl st in the center space of the next V-stitch and continue
around, ending with chain 3. Join with sl st and finish off, weaving in ends
to hide.
Optional shamrock:
Switch to your smaller G hook. For shamrock you will Chain 9 and join with
a sl st in first ch to form a ring. Ch 10 and sl st in same space, ch 9 and sl
st in same space. You will now have 3 loops, all in the same place. Pull
your tail to tighten.
Round 1 of shamrock:
(2 sc, 3 hdc, 5 dc, 3 hdc, 2 sc) in each loop. After last sc is made, do not
join. You will now ch 7. Sl st in the 2nd chain from hook and each remaining
ch (you will be working your way back towards the shamrock and have a
total of 6 sl st). Sl st in the first sc of the 1st shamrock “petal” to join. Finish
off, weave in all ends. With a yarn or thread needle and a small piece of
yarn or thread, sew your clover to your scarf. You can also use a safety pin
which will allow you to either wear the shamrock or not.
Visit me on www.ravelry.com by putting “Deborah Currier-Hornyak” (without
the quotes) in the Search box. I can also be found on Facebook by
searching for “Funny Bunny Crochet” (also without the quotes). I hope you
enjoy my pattern!
Grit It out Dishcloth
http://katknapcrafts.blogspot.com
https://www.facebook.com/katknapcrafts
The perfect for spring cleaning!
Environmentally friendly, natural product.
This dish cloth can be thrown in the washer and dryer
and can be reused many times over.
Difficulty: Beginner
Materials:
• 1 skein of 100% cotton yarn
• Size 4.0 mm crochet hook
• Yarn needle for weaving in ends
Abbreviations Used:
• Ch – Chain
• Sc – Single Crochet
• Hdc – Half Double Crochet
Pattern:
Ch 31
Rd 1: Sc in the second chain from the hook and in each chain across ending with 30 sc stitches.
Rd 2 - 25: Ch 1 and turn (counts as first sc); sc in the same stitch; *skip next stitch; two sc in the next. Continue
from * across.
Border: Ch 2 and turn; Hdc in same stitch, hdc in the next 27, 2 hdc in the last stitch, ch 2 (this will form the
corner); *rotate the work and work the next stitches down the side of the dishcloth; 2 hdc in the next stitch, hdc
in the next 25, 2 hdc in the last stitch; ch 2. Repeat from * around dishcloth and tie off. Weave in the ends.
Little Froggy Paci Holder
By: Shari’s Simple Crochet Designs
https://www.facebook.com/sharisimplecrochetdesigns?ref=hl
Make this fun little Froggy Paci clip in no time at all.
He would make a cute little shower gift or even
decorate the package in place of a bow. Just a few
simple stitches and a little yarn is all you need.
Difficulty Level: Easy
Materials needed:
4.5mm hook
Red Heart (Anne Geddes Baby
Yarn) Green
Red Heart Black
Red Heart White
Yarn needle
Clip or diaper pin
Stitches Used:
Chain
Slip Stitch
Single Crochet
Magic Ring
ch
sl
sc
mr
Round 1: mr 12 sc, join circle with SL, ch 1 turn.
Round 2: 1sc in same st, 1 sc in next st, 2 sc in same st, rpt around,
SL to join, ch 1, turn.
Round 3: 1sc in same st, 1 sc in next 2 sts, 2 sc in same st, rpt around,
SL to join, ch 2, turn.
Round 4: 1 sc in same st, sc3, 2 sc in same st, rpt around,
SL to join, ch 2, turn
EyebrowsRound 5: dc in next 2 sts, 3 dc in same st. (shell), dc2, sl in next 2 sts, dc2, shell,
dc2, sl in next st, fasten off.
EyesRound 1: Using white yarn- mr 10 sc
Round 2: sc in same st, sc in next st, 2sc, sl to join, fasten off
Round 3: join green to circle, ch 2 sc in each st around, sl to join, ch 2, turn.
Round 4: sc7, fasten off (this makes the eyelid) you can leave off this round if you
choose.
With yarn and yarn needle tack down eye lid.
PupilCh2, sc in ch1 space (leaving approx. 4 inch tail on each side for attaching to frog
later)
Attach to center of the white ring.
Sew black mouth on using yarn needle.
StrapCh 7, hdc in 2 st from hook and each st across, ch 2, turn.
Row 2-25: hdc in each st across, ch 2 turn. Fasten off.
Attach hook or use a diaper pin to clip to baby’s clothing.
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