Nature Garland by Girlsbones
These semi-circular motifs resemble petals, scales, leaves or even barnacles depending on what colour you use and how you arrange them on the garland. Try scrunching them up and see what you end up with ! StitchKey chain (ch) slip stitch (ss or sl st) double crochet (dc) US or treble crochet (tr) UK
Materials
This is a great way to use up scraps of wool and play around with colour combinations - even just 1 meter of yarn should be enough for a motif! I've used Dk and light worsted weight yarn with a 4mm hook. As guage doesn't matter you can try other yarn and hook combinations. String is also needed to make the garland.
Instructions
Rnd 1: Chain 6, slip stitch into first chain to make ring Rnd 2: Chain 3, 10 double crochet into ring, chain 3, slip stitch into beginning chain and fasten off. Finishing: Weave in ends, crochet several motifs and string together to make garland. : motifs irregularly and scrunch some together - this will make them look more organi Enjoy and please post your Nature Garland on Ravelry ! Linda Erceg, 2012. A single working copy for personal use is allowed. Otherwise, no part of this pattern may be reproduced in any form without the written consent of the author : linda.erceg@utas.edu.au
