Materials Needed:
Any worsted weight yarn, about 50g.
J (6mm) hook
darning needle
Pattern:
Ch 144. (for the thinner one I did 134)
Skip the first 3 st, dc in next st. *ch1, skip one st, dc* to end of row. Turn.
Ch 3, dc in next ch1 space, *ch1, dc in next ch1 space* to end. Turn.
ch 1, dc between dc and ch3. Repeat this until desired width. The thin one had 4 rows. The purple and sky blue ones had 7.
Thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteSimple and elegant. 8) Great for Ren Faires. Easy enough for a beginner to crochet, but it will look like the crocheter is an accomplished pro. ;)
ReplyDeletevery nice. Thank you for sharing. I was just looking for a little something to make. This is perfect.
ReplyDeleteI just whipped up two of these and now myself and my daughter are wearing them around the house. Love the pattern. Thanks! <3
ReplyDeleteAustinite here Love this pattern
ReplyDeleteI am giving this pattern a try using dk weight cotton. I can't wait to wear it. Thanks for the pattern.
ReplyDeleteHi, this will be my second item to crochet (been knitting for 4 yrs) and I have some DK cotton yarn. Do you have any tips for adjusting the pattern to use the DK weight?
DeleteThank you!
What's the darning needle for?
ReplyDeleteTo weave in any loose yarn ends.
DeleteAwesome pattern! Thank you for sharing. I am making this head scarf for cancer patients.
ReplyDeleteForgive me, but, I'm somewhat confused with this particular step:
ReplyDeletech 1, dc between dc and ch3. Repeat this until desired width.
I don't understand this step.
I'm not sure where I am supposed to do this. Thanks for your help.
you DC in the ch3 spaces between the DC. its a mesh pattern. Happy Hooking! :)
DeleteYeah, that step is completely wrong. You would think she would have noticed it when asked. The ch 3 is at the other end of the row, so this is incorrect.
DeleteI did a ch 4 in the beginning (counts as DC and ch 1) then I continued [DC (in each DC), Ch 1] across to the end. I hope this helped!
DeleteI'm confused with the last part as well. Is it a post stitch?
ReplyDeleteI was wondering how long this is?
ReplyDeletethe 134 stitch one i made is approximately 47 inches long using cotton and J hook.
ReplyDeleteOn your last part do you always do ch1 or ch3
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for sharing this pattern. I'm losing my hair to chemotherapy again but this this time is going to be better because I have learned to crochet and people like you who are generous to share your patterns free.
ReplyDeleteAwesome pattern! Thank you
ReplyDeletelove this pattern on 2nd one
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what a piece of junk!
ReplyDeleteJust keep repeating second row. It works then.
ReplyDeletethe first word in this pattern name is a slur for Roma people so if you could change it that would be great
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It's a beautiful piece,BUT I 💬 nk it needs to be rewritten there's a lot of confusion on the chaining and the last row says between the chain threes there's no chain threes or does it mean to chain three? Confused as all get out
ReplyDeleteYou should change the name so you don't have a slur in it
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