ACCROchet
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Materials list :
Yarn Katia USHUAIA 53 Virgin Wool /47% Acrylic (100g / 93 yds / 85 m) x 2 skeins Hook : US M / 13 / 9 mm Notions : Yarn needle; stitch marker; 0,6" (1.5 cm) button; needle & sewing thread Gauge : Not important for this project.
CROCHET : 3-WAY COWL
Easy/Facile/Facil Uneven bulky yarn & crazy colours make for a comfy-cute neck warmer that can be worn 3 ways.
Abbreviations used :
ch (chain) sc (single crochet) hdc (half-double crochet) dc (double crochet) sl st (slip stitch) beg (begining) rep (repeat) ea (each) st (stitch) Notes & special stitches : FSC : Foundation stitches See tutorial here : http://www.accrochet.com/ 2013/09/19/accrochet-resourceshow-to-work-foundation-stitches/ Beg chs do not replace sts. SECTION1-FLOWER Ch 5 to start, sl st in 1st ch to form a ring. (Do not use a magic ring for this : the center of the flower will be used as a buttonhole.) Round 1 : Ch 1, (3 dc, sl st into ring) 5x. Close round with sl st in 1st ch. (5 petals) Round 2 : Ch 1, over ea petal work (sc in 1st dc, 3 dc in center dc, sc in 3rd dc). Close round with sl st in 1st ch. Finish off & weave in ends. SECTION 2 - FLOWER BAND Ch 17 to start. Row 1 : Sc in 2nd ch and in ea ch across. Turn. (16 sc) Rows 2 to 6 : Ch 1, sc in ea sc across. Turn. At the end of row 6, finish off & weave in ends. Sew button to the center of one of the short sides, near the edge. The space between the sts on the opposite short side will serve as a buttonhole.
SECTION 3 - COwL
FSC 54 to start, sl st in 1st fsc to form a ring. Round 1 : Ch 2, hdc in ea ch around. Close round with sl st in 1st hdc. Rounds 2 to 14 : Ch 2, hdc in ea hdc around. Close round with sl st in 1st hdc. At the end of round 14, finish off & weave in ends.
SECTION 2 - COWL, continued
owl alone, with the flower band, or with the flower band and flowe
Permissions :
You can sell items made using this pattern.
I'm Julie... aka AccROchet! I am also mom (& step-mom) to 2 teenagers, almost-wife to a fantastic man, and a communications professional. I live with my family & too many pets in the suburbs of Montreal. I've been an avid crocheter for over 10 years, and hope to make you an addict too! You may not copy or distribute the pattern, or claim it as your own. Questions & comments : julie.accrochet@gmail.com
