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Lydia Scarf

LYDIA SCARF This is a very beginner friendly pattern, that looks difficult to accomplish. Supplies: 5MM Crochet hook Scissors worsted weight yarn in the following colors: RED, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, PURPLE, PINK, WHITE AND BLACK Tapestry needle STITCH GUIDE: ST: stitch CH: chain SL: slip ST HDC: half double crochet DC: double crochet *-*: Repeat from first asterisk to the next. PATTERN: Start by chaining 195, adding one more ST and turning. ROW1: HDC in each ST across CH 1 turn ROW2: with black, DC in the first 3 ST *change to white, DC in next 3 ST, change to black DC in next 3 ST* CH 1 turn ROW3-4: repeat row 2 ROW 5-12: DC in each ST across, CH 2 turn, changing colors at the end of each row ROW 13-15: with black, DC in the first 3 ST *change to white, DC in next 3 ST, change to black DC in next 3 ST* CH 1 turn ROW 16: HDC in each ST across, fasten off and sew in your ends!!

MATERIALS: 5MM crochet hook Worsted weight yarn Tapestry needle MC: CH 17 Row1: SC in 2nd CH from hook and each chain across, turn ROW 2-25: CH1 HDC across, turn Now you are going to split your row in half I'm going to start the row count over to help with confusion later on. TWIST: ROW 1-26: CH1 HDC for 8 STS, turn ROW 27: CH1 HDC for 8 STS, fasten off Join CC to the previous ROW 25 You are going to repeat TWIST rows 1-27 Lay your CC split over your MC split Join MC to split ROW 1:CH1 HDC across both splits, to join, turn ROW 2-19: CH1 HDC across ROW 20: CH1 SC across Fasten off leaving a long tail for sewing. Seam up the SC rows Weave in your ends, and you are finished!!

I'm trying something new here. This pattern will be in a PDF, file. For easy download and print. I knew I love a good printed out pattern, that I can mark my notes all over! Lately I have been all about hats, that's what my cold seasons are all about! To download the pattern please click the link below. If you found me from Ravelry please add your finish product to the project page! PATTERN TIME! Milo Hat

MATERIALS: Worsted weight yarn (I used Red Heart retro stripes ) 5MM Crochet hook tapestry needle SPECIAL STITCHES: PS: puff stitch - Yarn over, insert hook into stitch, pull up a loop, yarn over insert hook into same stitch pull up a loop yarn over insert hook into same stitch pull up a loop, yarn over pull through all stitches on hook. This next part is going to be worked into rows to create the ribbing at the bottom of the hat. CHAIN 9 ROW 1: SC in 2nd CH from hook and in each ST across ROW 2: SC in BACK LOOP ONLY (BLO) across REPEAT ROW 2, 70 more times, or until desired length is met. Holding WS together SL along the 8STS to join into a round. WORKING IN THE ROUND RND 1: CH 1, SC in each SC around ending on an even number, join with a SL RND 2: CH 2, DC in each ST around, join with a SL RND 3: CH 2, DC into the back of the BAR under the ST (see photo) around, joint with a SL RND 4: CH2, DC in each ST around, join wi

This pattern is for those who can not read a graph (graph coming soon)! MATERIALS: 5mm Crochet hook 5.5mm Crochet hook Bulky yarn (I used LionBrand hometown USA) Scissors Tapestry needle STITCH INDEX: SL - slip stitch: insert hook yarn over, pull through, pull through loop without yarning over again. SC - single crochet: insert hook yarn over pull up a loop, yarn over pull through loop. KS - knit stitch: insert hook into stitch yarning over with color A, pulling up a loop, yarn over with color B pull through loop. TIPS: Carrying your yarn throughout the project will minimize the amout of ends you need to weave in. I on the other hand only carry my yarn through one round at a time and only for the letters. that leaves me about 14 ends to sew in. It's all subject to personal preference. With white: 5MM hook. SC in back loop only until the ribbing is complete CH 8 ROW1-62: SC (blpo) SL across to connect the 2 ends Now you will be working in the r

This is just a recipe, meaning it's a step by step, and you fill in the measurements. As my hand is not the same as yours because apparently, I was blessed with toddler sized hands. Okay, they're a little bit bigger than that. I will write the recipe for my hand size. Materials: Bulky weight yarn ( I used Loops and Threads Charisma) 5mm Crochet hook 5.5mm Crochet hook Scissors Yarn needle WITH COLOR A 5mm hook Start by chaining 11 (In back loop only) SC in 2nd Ch from hook, repeat across 2-26: (In back loop only) SC across Fold edges together and slip stitch across to create the seam. SC around the now, top when you reach your seam change to color B do not slip to join Add a Marker WITH COLOR B 5.5mm hook RND2-7 : SC around Now you are creating the thumb hole. RND8: SC in next 3 ST, at this point, pinch your work together, go through the front and back stitch with 1 SC , SC around RND9-15 SC around RN

Materials Scissors Yarn needle 5mm Crochet Hook buttons stuffing Yarn colors "Mint green" Yellow black, or brown pink NOTES: I would suggest working on the limbs, and "collar" first, as you'll be sewing them on before you close the body up. MC - Magic Circle (if you haven't mastered the magic circle, an alternative would be to chain 3 join together and crochet inside the circle) SC - Single Crochet SC2TO - Single Crochet Two Together ** - Repeat everything between astriks. If you are unsure of any of the stitches above, there are some great tutorials on Youtube that will walk you through how to do them. Make sure to move your stitch markers at the end of each round, there will be many reminders as it's pretty important you do so. LIMBS: Starting with a MC RND1: SC 6 in MC RND2: 2 SC in each ST around RND3: *SC in next ST, 2 SC in next* RND4-15: SC in each ST around Add your stuffing, and sew your limb together so the to

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