Abbreviations Ch=Chain Hk=Hook Ss=SlipStitch Sc=SingleCrochet Hdc=Half Double Crochet Dc=DoubleCrochet St(s) = Stitch(es) Yo=YarnOver Wk=Work \*\*=Work instructions in\*as directed
Materials
CaronSimply Softorsimilar WorstedWeight Yarn Crochet hook to match gauge YarnNeedle Ribbon, you may use a strand ofyarnifribbonisnot available Gauge H8/5.oo - Using a double strand of Caron Simply Soft (or
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similarworstedyarn)15scper4inches Thank you for purchasing my pattern! l'd like to say that the products you make from this pattern are yours to keep, giveaway, sell on your online store, in boutiques, and/or at craft fairs. You do not need a cottage license in order to sell the finished product. Suggested price: \$io.oo - \$15.oo. This is to protect seller's prices and the integrity of this pattern. HOWEVER, this pattern is copyright protected and therefore cannot be copied, changed, or reproduced in any way, shape or form. 1 ask that you do not share this pattern, as this would be against the copyright. I've taken a lot of time, energy, and heart to produce this product to make it the finest pattern that it can be. Please take a moment to check out and follow my blog!All updates and promotions/deals are postedhere:www.mycrimsonclover-kimberlygreen.blogspot.com hanks for taking the time to read this! Now let's get STARTED!! fyou have any further concerns please feel freeto check the group forum on Ravelry. http://www.ravelry.com/groups/my-crimson-clover and if you are still having issues please feel free to email me at mycrimsonclover@gmail.com The forum is the best way to have your question/issue addressed only because I'm a mom of two sets of twins so 1 may not get your email right away even though 1try to answer all emails within 24 hours. On the forum, someone who is a part of the group and/or may be a tester could possibly address the question sooner!lalways check into theforums as well so its an excellent way to keep in touch and informed on the patterns that My Crimson Clover provides! Notes: ReverseSingle Crochet video-http://vimeo.com/mycrimsonclover/reversesinglecrochet Youwill beworkingwitha doublestrand(thismeansyouwillhold2strandsofwhateveryarnyou are using while working the pattern) Ch 26. Row 1- Wk sc into second chain from the hk.Sc. Hdc 2. Dc 5. Hdc 2. Sc 3. Hdc 2. Dc 5. Hdc 2. Sc 2. Ch 1. Turn. Row 2 - Sc 2. Hdc 2. Dc 5. Hdc 2. Sc 3. Hdc 2. Dc 5. Hdc 2. Sc 2. Ch 1. Turn. Row 3 - 5 - Repeat row 2. (Row 5 should not be turned after you have finished) Yu will noticethat theoverall shapeof theproduct is starting to take place around row3.This isfe continue with the instructions. Now you will work sc's all theway around the eye mask. The following directions will explain how1l do this along withthetrim. You will just have just fnished row 5 and ch1.Now you will sc 25.Working along the side ofthe eye mask you will evenly sc 4.Now working along the other “width" side of the mask sc 25. Going down the last side ofthe mask you willneed to evenly sc 4. Ssto the thefirst sc.You now have 58 sc's going around the entire mask. For the finishing trim you will need to reverse sc (see link on page 1) 58 times and then invisible join. Weave in tails. See photos for ribbon/yarn instructions for mask ties.
These are bothweaved through on thesideofthe mask,the yarn however, once weaved,is braided and thenknotted.Make sure that your ribbon and/oryarn is long enough so that it can be tied in a bow.
