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Once upon a time, Laura shared her love of an energizing cup of tea with Robbie. Robbie taught Laurahowtoknit... As with many things in life, you don't always realize an opportunity in one or two passing, yet shared, moments with a friend. We realized that our interests in taste, texture & aroma were the same, yet different. Our aha moment? That we could create a backdrop for sharing our love of these elemental senses with you. That is what Tea for Ewe is all about. We've formed a business partnership offering combinations of tastes, textures and aromas... offerings for your palate; offerings for your fingertips & skin; aromatic offerings that soothe, inspire, revitalize you; offerings of comfort, relaxation & composure. Join us on our journey; a journey detailing our adventure while we share offerings of taste, texture, aroma and comfort. Browse our store for beautiful gift baskets, a wide assortment of aromatic & healthy teas, scrumptious baked goods, hand-crafted soaps and of course, quality yarnsfor knitting and crocheting! We hope you will find among our offerings something that tickles you, something that will taste, feel and smell delicious. Whatever the result, don't hesitate to share your thoughts, mutual loves and advice on our blog.
Supplies
Yarn: one skein Manos del Uruguay Maxima, sample knit in colorway M9644 Chrysanthemum Hook: US Size F Crochet Hook (or size you need to gain gauge) tapestry needle
gauge
12 Stitches/4 Rows = 3" square in double crochet
fize
Fits 4 cup pot, approx. 18" circumference and 6" tall
Stitch Abbreviations
CH Chain SC Single Crochet DC Double Crochet RS Right Side
Directions
Make 2:
CH 36 Row 1: (RS) DC in 4th CH from hook, \*skip next 3 CH, work (SC, CH3, 3DC) all in next chain; repeat from \* to last 4 CH; skip 3 CH, SC in last CH; CH3, turn. Row 2: DC in first SC, \*skip next 3DC, work (SC, CH3, 3DC) allin next CH3 space; repeat from \* across, SC in top of turning CH3; CH3, turn. Repeat row 2 six times, or until piece is taller than your teapot's spout and handle. Decrease Row 9: \*(SC, CH3, 3DC) allin next CH3 space; repeat from \*across; SC in top of turning CH3; CH3, turn. Row 10: \*(SC,CH3, 3DC) all in next CH3 space; repeat from \* 5 times; SC in last CH3 space; CH3, turn. Row 11: \*(SC, CH3, 3DC) all in next CH3 space; repeat from \* 4 times; SC in last CH3 space; CH3, turn. Row 12: \*(SC, CH3, 3DC) all in next CH3 space; repeat from \* 3 times; SC in last CH3 space; CH3, turn. Row 13: \*(SC, CH3, 3DC) all in next CH3 space; repeat from \* twice; SC in last CH3 space; CH3, turn. Row 14: SC in next CH3 space; \*CH3, SC in next CH3 space; repeat from \* once. Fasten off. When both sides are complete, thread tapestry needle and sew both sides together, through the chain 3 edges, leaving openings for handle and spout. Weave in ends. @2014 Tea for Ewe. All rights reserved. Pattern not to be resold. All projects made using this pattern are intended for personal use only. For any other use, please contact Tea for Ewe for permission.
