50 Patrones de Grey

8/10/2019 50 Patrones de Grey

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Crochet Pattern

Dimension:

Each flower has a diameter of 7cm [2 3/4"] (excluding the white border) if using the

arn stated below!o con#ert the measurement$ %lease use the &on#ersion toolhere!

Material & Tool:

'! arn$ acrlic bab arn$ #arious colors! ia used ilda$ *#arta +aret brand!

2! &rochet hoo,$ 3mm

Abbreviations:

sl ,not - sli% ,not

st - stitch

ss - sli% stitch (to fasten)

ch - chain

sc - single crochet

dc - double crochet

fo - fasten off

.nd - round

Pattern:

ase .ound 0 sl ,not$ ch 1$ ss into first ch to ma,e a ring!

.nd ' 0 ch 3$ ' dc$ ch'$ 2 dc$ ch'$ re%eat until ou ha#e six s%aces and six 2dc! ss to

the 3rd chain of the beginning round! fo

.nd 2 0 &hange color *tart in a s%ace! ch $ 2 dc in same s%ace$ ch'$ 2 dc$ ch2$ 2 dc innext s%ace 0 re%eat times$ ' dc and ss into the 3rd ch of the beginning round!

.nd 3 0 ch3$ dc1 in the 25ch s%ace$ ch'$ dc7 in next 25ch s%ace$ ch'$ re%eat times!

ss the 3rd ch of the beginning round! fo!

.nd 4 0 6ew color ch'$ sc around and ma,e a long stitch down in round 2 between

each flower %etal! End with ss! fo!

.nd 0 hite ch3$ 3 dc$ ch1$ dc ' in the same st as last dc$ dc 3$ ch' (s,i% long stitch

of the %re#ious round)$ 4 dc$ ch1$ re%eat times$ dc ' in the same st as last dc$ dc 3 ch'$

ss to the 3rd ch from the beginning round! [6ote ch1in bold should be at the center of

the flower %etal$ this is the corner of the hexagon]

o 8oin to the ad8acent 9frican +lower hexagon bloc,$ insert the hoo, to the matching

ch stitch of another hexagon and do a ss instead of ch!

Happy Crochet!
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C#CH$T #S$ PATT$%

Abbreviations:Abbr Meanin'

ch chain$ chain stitch

dcF* double crochet (F> treble) (dcs -

%lural)

sc F* single crochet (F> double crochet)

s% s%ace

st stitch

Materials:

(arn: A used6o#itaDs crochet arnfor this %articular rose! he arn is '==G mercerised cotton!

(ou can %rett much use an arn ou wish!) A find that a rather thin arn wor,s best!

Hoo): He%ending on thic,ness (weight) of our arn$ use whiche#er hoo, suitable! +or 6o#itaDs

crochet arn$ A used


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o- ,: +irst 3ch (counts as the first dc)! hen ['dc$ 2ch$ 2dc] into first 25ch s% ( in other words,

work the ne%t row into the !sha"es)! +rom then on [2ch$ 2dc$ 2ch$ 2dc] in next 25ch s%! .e%eat

5 to the end! urn!
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o- /: &his is the row that creates the #inal "etals. See alterationsBbelow, #or more in#ormation.

*tart row 3 straight awa with double crochet stitches after turning$ wor,ing the double crochet

stitches into the 25ch s%aces$ and then attaching each %etal to the next 25ch s%ace with a sc!

't the end o# ow , you should still have 39 two!chain s"aces, meanin* you can create 39 "etals. +

have divided the "etals and the amount o# double crochet stitches made into them as #ollows:


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'= %etals of '= dc

I %etals of I dc

7 %etals of 7 dc

J %etals of 1 dc

3 %etals of dc

2 %etals of 4 dc

*o following this di#ision$ ma,e ['=dc into next 25ch s%$ 'sc into next 25ch s%] '= times in total!

9nd then [Idc into next 25ch s%$ 'sc into next 25ch s%] eight times!! and so on$ until ou get to the

final %etal of 4dc! 9ttach the final dc on to% of the 3ch of the %re#ious row with a sc or a sli% stitch !

Lea#e a tail long enough to wea#e in$ and fasten off!
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Assemblin' the rose

.oll u% the rose$ starting from the smallest %etals! .oll the next laers around the base of the

smallest %etals! >ee% the base of the rose flat so that the rose doesnDt turn into a s%irall cone (tr to

loo, at the base too while ouDre rolling it u%)!

(Mf course$ if ou donDt want the rose to be flat$ ou can %ush the middle of the rose u% a bit from

the base$ and then 8ust stitch it u% to fasten the new sha%e!)

9d8ust the %etals to the %ositions ou want them to be in$ and then stitch it all u%$ ma,ing sure that

the %etals arenDt mo#ing too much!


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Tip: ou can roll the rose u% so that either side of the stri% is facing u% (see %hotos below)$ if ou

want! he rose will loo, different if ou ma,e the BwrongC side face u%! (*ee %hotos below@)

i'ht side +p:


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0ron' side +p:

Alterations:

A+or the first row Af ou wish to add more %etals$ increase the chain count b 3 chain stitches at

the beginning of the first row$ for each %etal! +or exam%le$ 3I %etals means 3I x 3 - ''4 chains!

;lus$ add 4 chains for each calculation$ as the first row starts with s,i%%ing the first 4 chains (this

creates one %etal)! +or exam%le$ if the total chain count is ''I chains$ it will create 3J %etals! 9

formula$ if ou will$ is as follows [the number of %etals ou want] x 3ch N 4ch

2 Af ou wish to change the sie of the %etals$ ou need to ma,e more/less double5crochet stitches

at the last row (row 3) into the 25ch s%aces! He%ending on the thic,ness of our arn$ ou can start

with ma,ing$ for exam%le$ '=dc into each %etal$ and then graduall ma,e less and less dcs into each

%etal$ or e#en ma,e the same amount of dcs into each s%ace$ creating %etals that are all the same

sie! est out how the %etals are di#ided into each rolled5u% laer (for instance$ if ou ma,e '=

%etals that all ha#e Jdc$ the will create the base for the rose$ then the next rolled5u% laer will be

smaller$ so ma,e fewer %etals with less dc in them)! suggestion is that ou should ma,e a lot of

medium5sied %etals in the middle of the stri%$ with 1 or 7 dcs in them$ and about one or two laers

of bigger %etals for the base$ and 8ust a few smaller %etals for the center of the rose$ where the roll isthe tightest! (ou canDt reall tell how man dcs each %etal has in the finished %roduct$ so this isnDt

an exact science$ but the rose rolls u% differentl de%ending on how big the %etals are and how


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man %etals there are to roll u%! AtDs all #er trial5and5error!)

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And that3s it!

Hope this post helped4 and i not4 leave a comment56+estion belo-4 and * -ill try my best to

help!

Than) yo+ or vie-in'!

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&rochet irish rose

&rochet flower tutorial

o+nd 1:ch J=!

o+nd ,:' sc in the 7th chain from the hoo,$ (ch 3$ 'sc in the 4th chain) 22 times!


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o+nd /:urn$ (ch $ ' sc in the next 3 chain) 2' times!


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o+nd 7:urn$ Idc in the first chain$ ch 2$ Idc in the first chain$ (Idc in the next chain$ ch

2$ Idc in the same stitch with Idc before) times$ (Idc in the next chain$ ch 4$ 'slst in the first

chain$ Idc in the same stitch with Idc before) '1 times!


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.oll it the first end of the crochet stri% we ha#e irish rose


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or,ed in the round in a circle! or, 2 ch with strong ellow on hoo, sie 4! mm!

.MF6H ' or, 3 dc in 'st ch 5 .E9H M.> A6 ?E .MF6H A6 9 &A.&LE!

.MF6H 2 Anc ' dc in e#er dc - 1 dc!

.MF6H 3 Anc ' dc in e#er dc - '2 dc!

.MF6H 4 or, ' dc in e#er dc!

.MF6H or, ' dc in e#er dc but inc ' dc in 'st and last dc on round - '4 dc!

.e%eat 4th and th round (i!e! inc ' dc in 'st and last dc on e#er other round) so that there are 2=

dc on round!

.MF6H '2 Anc ' dc in each of the first 2 dc$ ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ dec 4 dc o#er the next I

dc 5 .E9H HE&.E9*E A;$ ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ inc ' dc in each of the last 2 dc - 2= dc!

.MF6H '3 and '4 or, ' dc in e#er dc!

.MF6H ' Anc ' dc in each of the first 3 dc$ ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ dec 4 dc o#er the next I

dc$ ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ inc ' dc in last dc!


.MF6H 'I Anc ' dc in each of the first 4 dc$ ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ dec 4 dc$ ' dc in each of

the last 4 dc!

.MF6H 'J and 2= or, ' dc in e#er dc!

.MF6H 2' or, ' dc in each of the first 2 dc$ inc ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ ' dc in each of the

next 4 dc$ dec 4 dc o#er the next I dc$ ' dc in each of the last 2 dc!

.MF6H 22 and 23 or, ' dc in e#er dc!

.MF6H 24 or, ' dc in each of the first 4 dc$ inc ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ ' dc in each of the

next 4 dc$ dec 4 dc o#er the last I dc!


.MF6H 27 Hec ' dc o#er the first 2 dc$ wor, ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ inc ' dc in each of the

next 4 dc$ ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ dec 3 dc o#er the next 1 dc!

.MF6H 2I and 2J or, ' dc in e#er dc!

.MF6H 3= Hec 2 dc o#er the first 4 dc$ wor, ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ inc ' dc in each of the


.MF6H 3' or, ' dc in e#er dc!

.MF6H 32 Hec 2 dc o#er the first 4 dc$ wor, ' dc in e#er dc until 4 dc remain$ dec 2 dc o#er the

next 4 dc - '1 dc!

.e%eat 32nd round 2 more times - I dc! +ill the banana with some cotton wool! Mn next round dec

2 dc - 1 dc remain$ then wor, '2 dc with ' dc in e#er dc$ cut and fasten the thread!

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M.> A6 ?E .MF6H A6 9 &A.&LE

9fter last dc on the round$ continue to next round with ' dc in next dc (- first dc from %re#ious

round)! 6ME Ansert a mar,er at the beg of round between last dc and first dc on the round$ mo#e

the mar,er u%wards when wor,ing!

A6&.E9*E A;

Anc ' dc b wor,ing 2 dc in next dc!

HE&.E9*E A;

Hec ' dc b wor,ing 2 dc tog as follows Ansert hoo, in next dc$ get thread $ re%eat from 5 one

more time$ ma,e a M and %ull thread through all 3 sts on hoo,!

&MLMF. &?96OE


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o get a nice colour change wor, last dc on round as follows Ansert hoo, in last dc$ get thread$

ma,e a M with the new colour and %ull it through all sts on hoo,! &ontinue on to next round with

the new colour!

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96969

or,ed in the round in a circle! or, 2 ch with strong ellow on hoo, sie 4! mm!.MF6H ' or, 3 dc in 'st ch 5 .E9H M.> A6 ?E .MF6H A6 9 &A.&LE!

.MF6H 2 Anc ' dc in e#er dc - 1 dc!

.MF6H 3 Anc ' dc in e#er dc - '2 dc!


.MF6H or, ' dc in e#er dc but inc ' dc in 'st and last dc on round - '4 dc!

.e%eat 4th and th round (i!e! inc ' dc in 'st and last dc on e#er other round) so that there are 2=

dc on round!

.MF6H '2 Anc ' dc in each of the first 2 dc$ ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ dec 4 dc o#er the next I

dc 5 .E9H HE&.E9*E A;$ ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ inc ' dc in each of the last 2 dc - 2= dc!


.MF6H ' Anc ' dc in each of the first 3 dc$ ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ dec 4 dc o#er the next Idc$ ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ inc ' dc in last dc!


.MF6H 'I Anc ' dc in each of the first 4 dc$ ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ dec 4 dc o#er the next I

dc$ ' dc in each of the last 4 dc!

.MF6H 'J and 2= or, ' dc in e#er dc$ switch to off white in the last dc on last round 5 .E9H

&MLMF. &?96OE!

.MF6H 2' ith off white wor, ' dc in each of the first 2 dc$ inc ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ '

dc in each of the next 4 dc$ dec 4 dc o#er the next I dc$ ' dc in each of the last 2 dc!


.MF6H 24 or, ' dc in each of the first 4 dc$ inc ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ ' dc in each of the

next 4 dc$ dec 4 dc o#er the last I dc!


.MF6H 27 Hec ' dc o#er the first 2 dc$ wor, ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ inc ' dc in each of the


.MF6H 2I and 2J or, ' dc in e#er dc!

.MF6H 3= Hec 2 dc o#er the first 4 dc$ wor, ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ inc ' dc in each of the


.MF6H 3' or, ' dc in e#er dc!

.MF6H 32 Hec 2 dc o#er the first 4 dc$ wor, ' dc in e#er dc until 4 dc remain$ dec 2 dc o#er the

next 4 dc - '1 dc!

.e%eat 32nd round 2 more times - I dc! +ill the banana with some cotton wool! Mn next round dec2 dc - 1 dc remain$ cut the thread$ sew the last 1 dc tog with thread end!

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or,ed bac, and forth! ith strong ellow and hoo, sie 4! mm$ wor, as follows on last round

with strong ellow or, ' dc in each of the first 1 dc$ turn! or, '2 dc rows (e#er row beg ' ch$

' dc in e#er dc)! Mn next row dec ' dc at beg and end of row$ then wor, the remaining dc tog 2 b

2 on next row$ cut the thread! .e%eat on the next I dc on round$ then on the last 1 dc on round - 3

banana s,ins!


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B96M?E. %hone case@PC A hear ou cr! B9re ou insane woman 0 ou ha#e about twel#e

alread@C

well es$ that is true$ but m excuse is that A 8ust

changed m %hone! A now ha#e a lo#el shin new lac,err and while it is the correct sie forsome of m %hone cases it has a rubberied case and so doesnDt reall slide into them easil! *o A

decided to ma,e a lo#el lined case and this is the result! A thin, itDs m fa#ourite one et 0 lots of

the others are colourful and fun but A 8ust lo#e the colours of this case and the stitch used ma,es it

loo, interestingl #intage!

ADll be using English crochet terms so ha#e a loo, at m con#ersion chartif ouDd %refer 9merican

terms! .ead through all the ste%s before ou start so ou can decide where ou would li,e to %ut the

button holes!

he stitch is a #ariation on the grit stitch and it creates a nicel dense fabric 0 hereDs how to do it

Ste" $! &hain slightl longer than the length of our %hone/camera/i;od/la%to% etc! ma,ing sure ou

ha#e an e#en number of stitches! (if our %hone/camera is Quite thic, then chain the length %lus thede%th)! 6ow chain an extra 3!

Ste" ! tr into the 3rd chain from the hoo,!

Ste" 3! miss one stitch$ dc and then tr into the next

stitch! re%eat to the end of the row but on the last stitch 8ust dc!

Ste" ! urn$ chain one$ tr into 2nd stitch from hoo, (ie! miss the chain ou 8ust did and tr into that

last dc of the %re#ious row)

.e%eat *te%s 3 and 4 until the %iece is long enough to wra% around our %hone and o#erla% enough

to button closed! +asten off (lea#ing a #er long tail for sewing on our lining later)!

28TT#% H#9$S

o create a button5hole wait until after ou ha#e 8ust com%leted a dc and tr! Anstead of missing one
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stitch$ chain 2 and$ s,i%%ing three stitches of the row$ continue as normal with a dc and tr into the

4th stitch! r to s%ace our button holes e#enl along the row! button holes were created

during the third row!

9*%*%

&ut a %iece of com%lementar or contrasting fabric to be 8ust slightl larger than our %iece of

crochet! &reate a hem all the wa around (to %re#ent fraing) b folding under the edges and

%inning to the crochet %iece! Fsing our tail of arn whi% stitchorblan,et stitchall around the

edge! A thin, the whi% stitch is Quic,er and easier but the blan,et stitch would loo, fantastic if ou

wanted to use a contrasting colour to sew on the lining!

+rom the other side cut a slit in the lining at the %osition of the button holes and whi% stitch all

around the holes! his is where ou can fine tune the sie of the holes to fit our chosen buttons!a,e the slits bigger and stretch the hole slightl to ma,e bigger or whi% stitch more tightl to

reduce the sie of the holes!

;*%*SH*%

+old u% the o%%osite end of the %iece from the holes

and sew down each edge (A 8ust whi% stitched again) to create a %oc,et for our %hone! ou can

choose to ma,e this %oc,et big enough to com%letel$ or onl %artl co#er our %hone! ine onl

%artl co#ers the %hone so A can chec, the LEH for messages or missed calls without ha#ing to

unbutton the case or ta,e the %hone out! he lid folds o#er and o#erla%s so the %hone is still

com%letel co#ered and %rotected (doing it this wa also means ou can see more of the lo#el

lining material)!

6ow %ut our %hone in the case and fold o#er the fla% to decide on the best %lace to sew the buttons!
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hen sewing on the buttons tr to onl sew through the crochet and not the lining 0 this loo,s nicer

and means there are no ,nots rubbing against our %hone on the inside! Anstead$ hide our ,not

between the button and the case!

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9;;LE

or,ed in the round in a circle! *tart b ma,ing a 9OA& &A.&LE 5 read ex%lanation abo#e 5 at

the bottom of a%%le with red on hoo, sie 4! mm!

.MF6H ' or, 7 dc in the magic circle 5 .E9H M.> A6 ?E .MF6H A6 9 &A.&LE!.MF6H 2 Anc ' dc in e#er dc - '4 dc!

.MF6H 3 ' dc in next dc$ inc ' dc in next dc $ re%eat from 5 the entire round - 2' dc!

.MF6H 4 ' dc in each of the next 2 dc$ inc ' dc in next dc $ re%eat from 5 the entire round -

2I dc!

.MF6H ' dc in each of the next 3 dc$ inc ' dc in next dc $ re%eat from 5 the entire round -

3 dc!


.MF6H 7 ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ inc ' dc in next dc $ re%eat from 5 the entire round -

42 dc!

.MF6H I5'1 or, ' dc in e#er dc!

.MF6H '7 ' dc in each of the next dc$ dec ' dc $ re%eat from 5 the entire round - 31 dc!

.MF6H 'I ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ dec ' dc $ re%eat from 5 the entire round - 3= dc!

.MF6H 'J ' dc in each of the next 3 dc$ dec ' dc $ re%eat from 5 the entire round - 24 dc!

.MF6H 2= ' dc in each of the next 2 dc$ dec ' dc $ re%eat from 5 the entire round - 'I dc!

.MF6H 2' ' dc in next dc$ dec ' dc $ re%eat from 5 the entire round - '2 dc!

.MF6H 22 or, all dc tog 2 b 2 - 1 dc$ cut the thread! +ill the a%%le with some cotton wool$ sew

the last 1 dc tog with thread end! 6ME ;ull the thread end through the to% and bottom of a%%le to

ma,e a dent in each side!

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or,ed in the round in a circle! or, 3 ch with brown on hoo, sie 4! mm$ then 2 dc in 'st and

2nd ch wor,ed - 4 dc! &ontinue in the round and wor, a total of '1 dc with ' dc in e#er dc$ cut

and fasten the thread!

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or,ed bac, and forth! &rochet a row with I ch and %istachio on hoo, sie 4! mm$ then crochet

along the ch5row as follows ' sl st in 2nd ch from hoo,$ ' dc in each of the next 2 ch$ ' htr in next

ch$ ' tr in each of the next 2 ch$ 2 dc in the last ch! hen wor, on the other side of ch5row as

follows ' tr in each of the next 2 ch$ ' htr in next ch$ ' dc in each of the next 2 ch$ ' sl st in the last

ch$ cut and fasten the thread!

9**EL

*ew stem and leaf at the to% of a%%le!


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or,ed in the round in a circle! or, 2 ch with dust orange on hoo, sie 4! mm!

.MF6H ' or, 3 dc in 'st ch 5 .E9H M.> A6 ?E .MF6H A6 9 &A.&LE!

.MF6H 2 Anc ' dc in e#er dc 5 .E9H A6&.E9*E A; - 1 dc!.MF6H 3 ' dc in each of the next 2 dc$ inc ' dc in next dc $ re%eat from 5 one more time - I

dc!

.MF6H 4 (and then on e#er e#en numbered round) or, ' dc in e#er dc!

.MF6H ' dc in each of the next 3 dc$ inc ' dc in next dc $ re%eat from 5 one more time -

'= dc!

.MF6H 7 ' dc in each of the next 4 dc$ inc ' dc in next dc $ re%eat from 5 one more time -

'2 dc!

.MF6H J ' dc in each of the next dc$ inc ' dc in next dc $ re%eat from 5 one more time -

'4 dc!

.MF6H '' ' dc in each of the next 1 dc$ inc ' dc in next dc $ re%eat from 5 one more time -

'1 dc!hen wor, ' dc in e#er dc in the round in a circle for '2 more rounds! hen dec as follows

.MF6H ' ' dc in each of the next 2 dc$ dec ' dc 5 .E9H HE&.E9*E A; $ re%eat from 5

the entire round - '2 dc!

.MF6H 2 ' dc in next dc$ dec ' dc $ re%eat from 5 the rest of the round - I dc!

.MF6H 3 or, all dc tog 2 b 2 - 4 dc$ cut the thread! +ill the carrot with some cotton wool$ sew

the last 4 dc tog with thread end!

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&rochet 3 ch with o%al green and form a ring with ' sl st in 'st ch! or, as follows in the ring '

dc$ J ch$ ' dc$ '' ch $ re%eat from 5 a total of 4 times$ finish with ' sl st in 'st dc - I ch5loo%s$

cut and fasten the thread! *ew lea#es at the to% of carrot!

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:: o- 1 ::

&hain '4$ then beginning in 2nd chain from hoo,$ wor, a row of dc ('3 stitches)! urn!

:: o- , ::

s,i% ' stitch$ wor, 1 trRs in next st$ sl st in next st$ re%eat between fi#e more times! +asten off$

lea#ing a long tail end for sewing u%!

9nd thatRs it@ ou will end u% with a row of 1 scallo% %etals which curl round on themsel#es$ as in

the abo#e %icture!

o stitch u% hread the tail end of arn onto a darning needle$ and roll the first two %etals in

between our thumb and finger so that the curl Quite tightl together! urn the flower o#er so that

ou are loo,ing at the bac, of the %etals with the straight line of the foundation chain nearest to ou!

9s ou curl and roll the %etals round in a s%iral$ begin to ma,e small stitches through the laers of

the foundation chain to hold the %etals in %lace$ as abo#e!
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urn the flower o#er as ou stitch our wa round to ma,e sure itRs loo,ing o,! he %etals should be

rolled Quite tightl so that ou ma,e a neat little cu%%ed flower sha%e!

hen the flower is all stitched u%$ use some ellow arn to ma,e the little stic,5u% bits in the

centre (ARm sorr A donRt ,now what the technical term for them isP@)! hread a darning needle$ and

secure the ellow arn at the bac, of the flower! bring our needle u% through the centre$ then bac,

down again$ lea#ing a loo% on the front side (as abo#e)
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Ho this two or three more times so that ou ha#e 3 or 4 little loo%s of arn sitting in the centre of

our flower! urn o#er to the bac, and fasten off securel$ ma,ing sure not to %ull our loo%s!

6ow sim%l sni% the loo%s with shar% scissors and trim the ends if necessar!

ou ma feel the need (li,e A did) to immediatel ma,e a few more! A thin, the loo, much better in

little clusters$ 8ust as the do in real life! 9nd mabe a little greener tooP M,$ lets ma,e someleafage!!!!!
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&hain 4$ 8oin with a sli% stitch to form a ring!

&hain 2 (counts as ' dc)$ then wor, dc into the ring! *l st into to% of ch52 to close$ then chain 1 (as

abo#e)

eginning in 2nd chain form hoo,$ wor, the following stitches

dc$ dc$ 2htr$ 2tr$ tr (as abo#e)
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*,i% ' dc$ then sl st into next dc to anchor the leaf!

&hain 1 (as abo#e)$ then begin in 2nd chain from hoo, and wor, the following

dc$ dc$ 2htr$ 2tr$ tr!

*,i% ' dc$ then sl st into next dc to anchor the leaf

.e%eat between once more so that ouR#e made three lea#es in total!!!

!!!it loo,s a bit weird on itRs own$ not #er leaf li,e@ ut the idea is that ou can use it as a base to

stitch on our %lum% little Quince flowers$ and 8ust the ends of the lea#es will show!!!!!
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*eeP *weet ehP@

ou can use these little clusters for an number of decorati#e %ro8ects a brooch %erha%s or a hair

accessor$ mabe use to adorn a hat or bag$ or add to the centre of a circular cushion! Mr mabe

ma,e a whole gang of them and ma,e a *%ring reath (the go beautifull with thedaffodils)

?ere is the %attern in brief$ for ou to co%/%aste/%rint!!!!


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9s with all m %atterns$ A totall lo#e creating them and get a huge bu out of sharing and

ins%iring! A am ha%% to gi#e them for free$ but A ho%e that if ouR#e been ins%ired to gi#e these

sweet flowers a go$ that ou might consider ma,ing a small donation to hel% su%%ort what A do here

in the 9ttic! han, ou as alwas for our hoo, lo#e$ itRs #er$ #er much a%%reciate

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Ho- to Crochet T+tti ;r+tti Potholders

oring %otholders begone@ ith these bang5on5trend tutti5frutti beauties$ ouRll ne#er loo, at a %lain

old %otholder in the same wa again! Af ouD#e alwas wanted to learn how to crochet$ follow our

series of &rochet +undamentals!his %attern uses F* terms and stitches include double crochet(dc)$ sli% stitch(sl st)$ and chain (ch)!
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arn (A used Hro%s ;aris cotton)

&rochet hoo, (4mm)

Harning needle for sewing in the ends

+elt

*ewing needle

*ewing thread (not shown)

*cissors

1 Crochet the Potholder

Step 1

*tart with our white arn! egin b ma,ing a magic circle$ and secure with a stitch!
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Step ,

&hain2$ then wor, ''dc into the ring$ for a total of '2 stitches!
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&ut the arn$ %ull through the loo% on our hoo,$ and close the magic circleb %ulling on the

bottom arn tail!
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&lose the circle b threading our arn tail$ and inserting the needle from front to bac, through the

first dc ou made$ s,i%%ing the chain 2!

Ansert our needle through the bac, loo% of the last dc ou made!


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*ew in both ends!
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Step /

Orab our orange arn$ and start with a sli% ,not on our hoo,!

*tart b ma,ing a dc into our white circle! his wa of starting a round is called a standing stitch!

eRre going to start all of our new colours li,e this from now on!
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or, 2dc into e#er stitch around! our stitch total is now 24!


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Step 7

&hain 3$ then wor, 2dc into the next stitch! or, 'dc$ inc around (inc means increaseU wor, 2

stitches into one stitch)!

&hain 3$ then wor, 'dc into the next stitch$ and 2dc into the stitch after that! or, 2dc$ inc

around!


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Step

eRre now going to crochet the wedges b using surface sli% stitches! Orab our white arn$ and%ull it to the front from the center of our %iece! *li% stitch our wa u% to the second white round!

&ut the arn and sew in the ends! .e%eat this more times!
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, Se- on the 2ac)

Step 1

eRre going to sew on a %iece of felt$ to gi#e our %otholder a finished loo,$ and to ma,e it more

rugged! &ut out a %iece of felt that is the same sie as our crochet %iece!


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Step ,

;ut our crochet %iece on to% of our felt! Orab some sewing thread and our sewing needle$ andattach the felt to the crochet %iece using a blan,et stitch!


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Step /

*ew in the ends!
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$nBoy (o+r Potholders!

An this tutorial$ ouR#e learned how to crochet a fruit5ins%ired %otholder with a felt bac,! &hange thecolours and use some blac, accent arn to create the loo, of seeds for a watermelon %otholder$ or

ma,e another one in ellow$ for a lemon %otholder@


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Ho ou lo#e this %ro8ectP 9re ou going to ma,e these %otholders$ %erha%s in some other colour

combinationsP eDd lo#e to see our wor,@ Let us ,now if ou ha#e an Questions or other

comments in the s%ace below!

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2ailarina pe6+eita

ABREVIATURAS

p = punto bajoa = aumentod = diminucin

CABEZA-on color carne

'! 9nillo mVgico de 1 %untos

2! 1 aumentos

3! ' %unto$ ' aumento$ todo alrededor

4! 2 %!$ ' a!

! 3 %!$ ' a!

1! 4 %!$ ' a!

7! %!$ ' a!

I5'2! ' %unto en cada %unto!

'3! %untos$ ' disminuciWn

'4! 4 %!$ ' d!

'! 3 %!$ ' d!

'1! 2 %!$ ' d!

'7! ' %!$ ' d!

'I! ?acer 3 disminuciones luego 1 %untos!

'J! ?acemos el cuello! Fn %unto en cada %unto! (J %untos)

2=! ' %!$ ' a!

2'! 2 %!$ ' a!22! 3%!$ ' a!

23! Fn %unto en cada %unto!
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-ambiamos al color blanco. 2453'! Fn %unto en cada %unto!

32! ;or la %arte de atrVs de los %untos$ hacemos un %unto en cada %unto!

3353! Fn %unto en cada rematamos!

;artimos el cuer%o a la mitad con un hilo %ara hacer los huecos donde #an a ir las %iernas!

PIES Y PIERNASm"ezamos "or los "ies con lana blanca.

'! 9nillo mVgico de 1 %untos!

2! 1 aumentos

3! 2 %untos altos 8untos en el %rimer %unto en los 3 siguientes I %untos ba8os!

4! 4 disminuciones I %untos ba8os

&ambiamos a color carne!

51! Fn %unto en cada %unto!

7! ' d!$ 4 %!$ ' d!$ 4 %!

I5'I! Fn %unto en cada %unto!

En color blanco!'J! Fn %unto en cada %unto!

BRAZOS

'! 9nillo de 1 %untos!

2! ' %!$ ' a!

35 '! Fn %unto en cada %unto!

'1! Ar haciendo un %unto$ una disminuciWn hasta el final!

O!O'! 9nillo de 1 %untos

2! 1 aumentos

3! ' %!$ ' a!

4! 2 %!$ ' a!

! 3 %!$ ' a!

1! 4 %!$ ' a!

75I! Fn %unto en cada %unto!

J! 4 %!$ ' d!

'=! 3 %!$ ' d!

''! 2 %!$ ' d!'2! ' %!$ ' d!

REATES

;ara hacerle el #olante al #estido$ cogemos los %untos Que Quedaron en el #estido hacemos dos

%untos medios en cada %unto en la %rimera #uelta$ en la segunda un %unto medio $ ' aumento de

%unto medio$ en la tercera$ un %unto medio en cada %unto!

*e le %uede hacer mVs #ueltas$ eso a de%ende de los gustos de cada una!

;ara las tiras de las a%atillas$ se coge un %unto %or la %arte de detrVs se hacen unas 3= cadenetas$

rematamos luego al lado cogemos otro %unto hacemos otras 3= cadenetas$ rematamos tambiXn


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unimos cruando en la %ierna!

;ara el %elo %odXis seguir este t+torialdel enlace$ %orQue no tengo fotos de cWmo lo hago o$ %ero

asY estV bastante bien ex%licado!

El moZo se rellena$ se cose a la mitad mVs o menos de la cabea se hace lo mismo Que con el

%elo!

Es%ero Que os haa resultado fVcil$ a me contarXis Que tal@

si tenXis algn %roblema sabed Que tengo una p'ina en aceboo)donde me %odXis %reguntar$

o,P

Fn saludo@@@

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C+rso Ami'+r+mis E ;ormas 2sicas E #valo Plano

?acer un o#alo %lano es un %oco mas difYcil Que hacer un circulo! En lugar de comenar con un

anillo mVgico #amos a utiliar una cadeneta sobre la Que iremos te8iendo alrededor!

/valo 0lano 'mi*urumi

6os QuedarV algo similar a un circulo %ero con un rectVngulo en medio

Veamos un ejemplo de patrn

'#! comenamos con una cadeneta de '2 %untos

2#! 'aum$ '%b en cada uno de los siguiente '= %untos$ 'aum$ 'aum$ '%b en cada uno de

los siguientes '= %untos 5 'aum (24)

3#! 2aum$ '=%b$ 4aum$ '=%b$ 2aum (32)4#! 'aum$ '%b$ 'aum$ '=%b$ 'aum$ '%b$ 2aum$ '%b$ 'aum$ '=%b$ 'aum$ '%b$ 'aum (4=)

#! 3aum$ '=%b$ 1aum$ '=%b$ 3aum (2)

%odemos de esta manera seguir aumentando hasta lograr el tamaZo deseado

9 medida nos familiariamos con los aumentos disminuciones %odemos distribuirlos de diferentes

maneras %ara crear di#ersas formas$ colocando$ %or e8em%lo$ los aumentos solo de un lado! He esta

manera iremos modificando las formas bVsicas!
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#s c+ento como va v+elta a v+elta

F+elta 1

?acemos un anillo mVgico o te8emos cadenetas las unimos con un %unto enano!F+elta ,

En esta #uelta te8emos dentro del anillo$ 3 cadenetas$ 2 %untos altos$ 3 %untos altos$ 3 cadenetas$

re%etir de 3 #eces mVs (Quedaran gru%os en total) cerramos con un %unto enano sobre la %rimer

cadeneta de la #uelta!

F+elta /

2 %untos enanos sobre los %untos altos %ara llegar al es%acio de las cadenetas!

e8iendo dentro del es%acio de las cadenetas$ 3 cadenetas$ 2 %untos altos$ 3 cadenetas$ 3 %untos

altos!

*altar al siguiente es%acio te8er 3 %untos altos$ 3 cadenetas$ 3 %untos altos!

.e%etir esto en los tres es%acios siguientes!&errar la #uelta con un %unto enano sobre la %rimer cadeneta de la #uelta!

F+elta 7

2 %untos enanos sobre los %untos altos %ara llegar al es%acio de las cadenetas!

e8iendo dentro del es%acio de las cadenetas$ 3 cadenetas$ 3 %untos altos$ 4 cadenetas$ 4 %untos

altos!

' %unto ba8o en el centro del lado (en medio de los 1 %untos altos de la #uelta anterior)

*altar al siguiente es%acio te8er 4%untos altos$ 4 cadenetas$ 4 %untos altos! ' %unto ba8o en el

centro del lado!

.e%etir esto en los tres es%acios siguientes!

&errar la #uelta con un %unto enano sobre la %rimer cadeneta de la #uelta!


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