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Size:
The size depends greatly on how many patches are needed for a Name or Date or how many patches you want to work.
Each patch is approx. 22 x 22 cm
If you work a Blanket with 4 x 4 Patches with the simple Border the Blanket is approx.: 90 x 90 cm
If you work a Blanket with 6 x 4 Patches with the simple Border the Blanket is approx.: 134 x 90 cm
If you work a Blanket with 8 x 6 Patches with the simple Border the Blanket is approx.: 178 x 132 cm
If you want a smaller and less heavy blanket you could also use sport weighted yarn instead of Dk. With this the Patches get smaller and the whole blanket will be smaller. Just make sure to adjust the hook size as well.
Material:
Crochet hook 3.5 mm
DK Yarn in different Colors.
DK Yarn used in the pattern: 50 gr = 105m
10 x 10 cm = 8 x 8 Blocks
The material needed for each patch is: (some patches might need more of the Color A some might need more from the Color B)
Main Color: Color A (Beige) 40 gr.
Secondary: Color B (Blue shades) 20 gr.
For the Blanket with the 4 x 4 Patches you’ll need approx.:
Color A: 640 gr.
Color B: 320 gr.
For the Blanket with the 6 x 4 Patches you’ll need approx.:
Color A: 960 gr.
Color B: 480 gr.
For the Blanket with the 8 x 6 Patches you’ll need approx.:
Color A: 1920 gr.
Color B: 960 gr.
Abbreviations: (I use US Terms)
St: Stitch
Ss: Slip Stitch
Ch: Chain stitch
Sc: Single Crochet
Hdc: Half Double Crochet
Dc: Double Crochet
Block: A Block always contains of the beginning Ch and the 3 Double Crochet. In the pattern I use the number followed with the Color to show how many blocks have to be worked in the Color.
This Blanket is a great gift for the birth of a Baby, to announce a Pregnancy, or for a wedding. Also great for an anniversary or Birthday, a Graduation gift or just to show someone how much someone means to you
This Blanket is a very special gift and I think there is nothing better than a handmade gift. You can easily customize the blanket in any way you want.
if it’s a name or a special date or just fill it with any designs you like.
I just love working on projects like this as it gives me the feeling to finish something quite quick as all the patches are worked as single patches and sew together at the end (which took me a quick evening while watching the Eurovision song contest 😊 ) This motivates me way more than working on a big blanket all in one piece which gives me the feeling on working on it forever and kind of takes my motivation away, and it might take months for me to finish.
You can work the Designs as explained and designed by me or make up some yourself. It is just important that all the patches have the same size. All mine linked to this Blanket have 17 x 17 Blocks.
but you could easily work one with 32 x 32 Blocks with would equal 4 of my Blocks or 17 x 34 / 34 x 17 Blocks which would equal 2 of my patches.
I do not have a full C2C Tutorial on this Blog entry but you could go and read this Blog entry from me which explains the C2C technique: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/blog/2263/free-beginner-guide-for-c2c-crochet-croner-to-corner
I tried to write the pattern as beginner friendly as possible, if you have any questions or issues during your work, I’m more than happy to help and try to reply as soon as I can. Eiter via a comment here or via a private message.
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Work the Blanket:
Work as many Patches as you want or need from the provided Designs or as many Letters and Numbers you need for a name or Date.
Make sure to work the Border on each Patch as well as it will make the sewing part much easier.
You find the first 13 Letters A- M from the Alphabet here: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/blog/3799/free-crochet-pattern-letters-a-m-in-c2c-for-potholders-washcloth-or-blanket-piece
You find the last 13 Letters N- Z from the Alphabet here: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/blog/3805/free-crochet-pattern-letters-n-z-in-c2c-for-potholders-washcloth-or-blanket-piece
The Numbers 0 – 9 and the punctuation marks are here: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/blog/3809/free-crochet-pattern-numbers-0-9-and-punctuation-marks-in-c2c-for-potholders-washcloth-or-blanket-piece
You’ll also find some extra Designs at the end of this Blog after the explanation on how to sew the Blanket. The Designs included are the Baby Feet, the Heart, the Star, The moon, The sun, the Cronw, the pearl and a simple one Color Patch as a filler.
If you have worked all the Patches needed I would recommend laying them all down in the way you want them sewn together and take a picture. I do lay them down in different ways and take a few pictures to compare which way I like most,
The sewing Together:
The worked border is making the sewing much easier, each side has now either 43 or 42 Single Crochet stitches plus the Chain stitches in the corner.
Since all designs are worked from the right bottom corner up to the left top corner the side with the 43 Sigle crochets will end up on a side with the 43 Single crochet stitches and the side with the 42 Single crochet stitches will end up on the side with the 42 single crochet stitches.
except on the Unicoloured patches where you would just need to check which is the bottom right and top left corner.
I used a big darning needle to sew the patches together. Lay the two front sided onto each other and sew the pieces together with the invisible stich only through the back loop of the stitches.
I started with inserting the needle into the first stitch from the right patch (back loop only) over to the first stitch from the left patch, then through the second stitch from the left patch over to the second stitch from the right patch. Work like this until the end.
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Sew all patches together as you had them lay down.
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The Border:
Afterall Patches are sewn together you can work a border to finish up the blanket. Since the patches itself have borders already it makes it much easier to work a big border all around.
Attach the yarn with a slip stitch on the Blanket and work 1 chain and 1 Single crocheting the first stitch, work then 1 single crochet in each stitch and 1 single crochet 1 chain and 1 single crochet in each corner.
The Blanket is finished like that or if you want you could always work another nice Border around it, I have a few ideas for this.
If you do not wish to work another border around the blanket you can cut off the yarn here and sew in all ends. 😊
You can work the extra Border either in the Main Color or the secondary Colors which you used in the designs.
If you work this border, please be advised that the extra material used for this was not calculated in with the Material given at the beginning of this Pattern.
I did work a row of Dc around the Blanket for a simple border as I wanted to have the design itself stand out.
The Double Crochet Border:
You can just work one or a few rounds with Double crochet stitches.
For this, work 3 chain stitches and 1 Double crochet in each stitch. 1 Double crochet, 2 chain stitches and 1 Double crochet stitch into the corners and end with a slipstitch on top of the chain stitches at the beginning.
The Crab Stitch Border:
This is a very popular crochet border and looks very nice. The Crab stitch is worked like a normal single crochet stitch just backwards, from left to the right.
work 1 chain, insert your hook into the stitch to the right, pull up a loop and pull through the stitch, yarn over and pull through both loops on hook, insert the hook again into the stitch to the right and keep on doing so until finish and end the round with a slip stitch into the first stitch.
The Moss stitch Border:
This border looks really nice if the Border is worked indifferent Colors, so each round has a different Color to the round before. For this Blanket the main and secondary Colors of the patches would look great.
1. Round: chain on 1, 1 Single crochet in to the first stitch, **jump over 1 stitch, 1 Single crochet in to the next stitch** work this until the side is finished ( if the stitch count is uneven you might have to jump over 2 stitches at the end in the very first round) Work 1 Single crochet, 1 Chain stitch and 1 single crochet in to the corners. , work all 4 sides like this and finish with a slip stitch in to the first stitch.
2. Round: Chain on 2 ** Jump over 1 stitch, 1 Single crochet into the chain space from the previous round** again 1 Single crochet, 1 Chain stitch and 1 Single crochet into the corners. Work all 4 sides like this and end with a slip stitch in to the first stitch
Work them 2 rounds until you have reached the hight you want.
The Shell Stich Border Option 1:
This is a very gorgeous border which gives a special look to the blanket. The shells on this look like little half circles. The stitch count with this border has to be divisible by 6 and might need some adjustment for this blanket.
its best to star this in a corner, attach the yarn with a slip stitch in a corner, work 3 chain stitches and 9 Double crochet stitches. **jump over 2 stitches, work 1 single crochet into the next stitch, jump over 2 stitches and work 5 Double crochet stitches** repeat this until the side is finished and work 10 Double crochet into the corner. Work all 4 sides like this and finish with a slip stitch into the first stitch.
The Shell Stich Border Option 2:
This Shell border is very similar to the first option but is pointy instead of round. The stitch count with this border has to be divisible by 8 and might need some adjustment for this blanket.
Begin this Pattern also in one of the corners, attach the yarn with a slip stitch and work 3 chain stitches and 3 Double crochet stitches, 2 chain stitches and 4 Double crochet stitches. **jump over 3 stitches, work 1 single crochet in the next stitch, jump over 3 stitches and work 4 Double crochet, 2 chain stitches and 4 Double crochets titches in the next stitch** work this until the side is finished and work 4 Double Crochet stitches 2 chain stitches and 4 double crochet stitches into the corner.
work all 4 sides like this and finish with a slip stitch into the first stitch
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The extra designs:
Infos for the Pattern:
I have a blog entry on Crazypatterns.net where I explain the C2C more with a step-by-step explanation. If you are not feeling well experienced with the C2C technique I would recommend reading the blog as I hope it could help you a bit more.
I did adjust one thing in this pattern to the Blog entry though, I always start with a chain of 5 instead of beginning with 6 CH, as I find it gives a nicer picture and it makes the little holes smaller.
For this: Start with chain 5 and work the Block, which is the first DC into the 3. CH from the hook instead of the 4. The second block in a row and all following are then started with chain 2 instead of chain 3.
For a nice edge work the last DC of a row not in the chain space like all the other DC’s but into the second chain stitch of the previous round on the top.
You still work 3 slip stitches along the edge when you start with the decreases and start the next Block of the row as before with chain 2.
Each Row contains of a number of blocks which are worked in one Color. A block always contains either of 2 CH and 3 DC or 3 Slst and 3 Dc depending on if it’s an Increasing (ch 2) or decreasing (3 slst) row.
The row explanation is written as follows:
as an example:
10. Row Increase: 2 Grey, 4 Black, 4 Grey (10 Blocks)
That means this row starts with ch 2 as it’s an increase followed by 2 Blocks worked in Grey, 4 Blocks worked in black and again 4 Blocks in grey. In shows then how many Blocks are all together in this row in the brackets.
To work the graph read the uneven rows from right to left and the even rows from left to right.
I always write at the beginning of the pattern row if it’s an increase or decrease row, so you would know if this row starts with chain 5 or with 3 slip stitches along the edge and chain 2.
Work with colours: Generally, you would use a ball for each part for a colour, you finish the part and leave the yarn attached for the next row. If you work with many colours and even a colour repeats itself but later, you will end up with many different balls. Sometimes you can carry the yarn over to use it again, I would do that only if one of the blocks touching have the same colour. It might need some practice to figure out when its best to cut a yarn and sew in the ends or to carry it over. Also, it depends a bit on what you are Crocheting.
I did sometimes count how many Blocks I need to work with one Color and calculated how much I need for each Block and cut that amount off, so I did not have too many yarn balls crossing my work.
Colour Change: Work the last DC with the old colour but wait with the very last pull through, use the new colour to finish the last loop from the DC, use the new colour for the slst as well. Drop the unused Colour on to the back of the work.
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The left foot:
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Let’s Start
Cast on 5 stitches in Beige (Color A)
1. Row: 1 Beige (1 Block)
2. Row: Increase: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
3. Row: Increase: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
4. Row: Increase: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
5. Row: Increase: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
6. Row: Increase: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
7. Row: Increase: 7 Beige (7 Blocks)
8. Row: Increase: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
9. Row: Increase: 9 Beige (9 Blocks)
10. Row: Increase: 10 Beige, (10 Blocks)
11. Row: Increase: 6 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige (11 Block)
12. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 3 Blue, 6 Beige (12 Blocks)
13. Row: Increase: 7 Beige, 3 Blue, 3 Beige (13 Blocks)
14. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 2 Blue, 8 Beige (14 Blocks)
15. Row: Increase: 5 Beige, 1 Blue, 2 Beige, 3 Blue, 4 Beige (15 Blocks)
16. Row: Increase: 5 Beige, 6 Blue, 5 Beige (16 Blocks)
17. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 2 Blue, 1 Beige, 6 Blue, 5 Beige (17 Blocks)
18. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 6 Blue, 1 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (16 Blocks)
19. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 6 Blue, 4 Beige (15 Blocks)
20. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 5 Blue, 1 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (14 Blocks)
21. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 4 Blue, 4 Beige (13 Blocks)
22. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 3 Blue, 1 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (12 Blocks)
23. Row: Decrease: 11 Beige (11 Block)
24. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (10 Blocks)
25. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 1 Blue, 4 Beige (9 Blocks)
26. Row: Decrease: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
27. Row: Decrease: 7 Beige (7 Blocks)
28. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
29. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
30. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
31. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
32. Row: Decrease: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
33. Row: Decrease: 1 Beige (1 Block)
Don’t cut off the yarn just yet, work the border as explained after the last Design.
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The Right Foot:
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Let’s Start
Cast on 5 stitches in Beige (Color A)
1. Row: 1 Beige (1 Block)
2. Row: Increase: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
3. Row: Increase: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
4. Row: Increase: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
5. Row: Increase: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
6. Row: Increase: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
7. Row: Increase: 7 Beige (7 Blocks)
8. Row: Increase: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
9. Row: Increase: 9 Beige (9 Blocks)
10. Row: Increase: 10 Beige, (10 Blocks)
11. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 4 Blue, 3 Beige (11 Block)
12. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 5 Blue, 4 Beige (12 Blocks)
13. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 6 Blue, 3 Beige (13 Blocks)
14. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 6 Blue, 4 Beige (14 Blocks)
15. Row: Increase: 5 Beige, 6 Blue, 4 Beige (15 Blocks)
16. Row: Increase: 5 Beige, 1 Blue, 1 Beige, 4 Blue, 5 Beige (16 Blocks)
17. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 1 Blue, 1 Beige, 3 Blue, 8 Beige (17 Blocks)
18. Row: Decrease: 7 Beige, 4 Blue, 5 Beige (16 Blocks)
19. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 3 Blue, 7 Beige (15 Blocks)
20. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige, 3 Blue, 1 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (14 Blocks)
21. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 3 Blue, 5 Beige (13 Blocks)
22. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 2 Blue, 1 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (12 Blocks)
23. Row: Decrease: 11 Beige (11 Block)
24. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (10 Blocks)
25. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 1 Blue, 4 Beige (9 Blocks)
26. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige (8 Blocks)
27. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (7 Blocks)
28. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
29. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
30. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
31. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
32. Row: Decrease: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
33. Row: Decrease: 1 Beige (1 Block)
Don’t cut off the yarn just yet, work the border as explained after the last Design.
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The simple Patch (one Color):
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Let’s Start
Cast on 5 stitches in Beige (Color A)
1. Row: 1 Beige (1 Block)
2. Row: Increase: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
3. Row: Increase: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
4. Row: Increase: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
5. Row: Increase: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
6. Row: Increase: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
7. Row: Increase: 7 Beige (7 Blocks)
8. Row: Increase: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
9. Row: Increase: 9 Beige (9 Blocks)
10. Row: Increase: 10 Beige (10 Blocks)
11. Row: Increase: 11 Beige (11 Block)
12. Row: Increase: 12 Beige (12 Blocks)
13. Row: Increase: 13 Beige (13 Blocks)
14. Row: Increase: 14 Beige (14 Blocks)
15. Row: Increase: 15 Beige (15 Blocks)
16. Row: Increase: 16 Beige (16 Blocks)
17. Row: Increase: 17 Beige (17 Blocks)
18. Row: Decrease: 16 Beige (16 Blocks)
19. Row: Decrease: 15 Beige (15 Blocks)
20. Row: Decrease: 14 Beige (14 Blocks)
21. Row: Decrease: 13 Beige (13 Blocks)
22. Row: Decrease: 12 Beige (12 Blocks)
23. Row: Decrease: 11 Beige (11 Block)
24. Row: Decrease: 10 Beige (10 Blocks)
25. Row: Decrease: 9 Beige (9 Blocks)
26. Row: Decrease: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
27. Row: Decrease: 7 Beige (7 Blocks)
28. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
29. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
30. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
31. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
32. Row: Decrease: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
33. Row: Decrease: 1 Beige (1 Block)
Don’t cut off the yarn just yet, work the border as explained after the last Design.
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The Marble Patch:
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Let’s Start
Cast on 5 stitches in Beige (Color A)
1. Row: 1 Beige (1 Block)
2. Row: Increase: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
3. Row: Increase: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
4. Row: Increase: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
5. Row: Increase: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
6. Row: Increase: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
7. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (7 Blocks)
8. Row: Increase: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
9. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 3 Blue, 3 Beige (9 Blocks)
10. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 4 Blue, 3 Beige (10 Blocks)
11. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 5 Blue, 3 Beige (11 Blocks)
12. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 6 Blue, 3 Beige (12 Blocks)
13. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 5 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (13 Blocks)
14. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 6 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (14 Blocks)
15. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 7 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (15 Blocks)
16. Row: Increase: 16 Beige (16 Blocks)
17. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 9 Blue, 4 Beige (17 Blocks)
18. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 8 Blue, 4 Beige (16 Blocks)
19. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 9 Blue, 3 Beige (15 Blocks)
20. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 8 Blue, 3 Beige (14 Blocks)
21. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 4 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige (13 Blocks)
22. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 4 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (12 Blocks)
23. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige, (11 Block)
24. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 2 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (10 Blocks)
25. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 3 Blue, 3 Beige (9 Blocks)
26. Row: Decrease: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
27. Row: Decrease: 7 Beige (7 Blocks)
28. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
29. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
30. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
31. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
32. Row: Decrease: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
33. Row: Decrease: 1 Beige (1 Block)
Don’t cut off the yarn just yet, work the border as explained after the last Design.
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The Crown Patch:
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Let’s Start
Cast on 5 stitches in Beige (Color A)
1. Row: 1 Beige (1 Block)
2. Row: Increase: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
3. Row: Increase: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
4. Row: Increase: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
5. Row: Increase: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
6. Row: Increase: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
7. Row: Increase: 7 Beige (7 Blocks)
8. Row: Increase: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
9. Row: Increase: 1 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (9 Blocks)
10. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 4 Blue, 3 Beige (10 Blocks)
11. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 2 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige (11 Block)
12. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 3 Blue, 2 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (12 Blocks)
13. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 2 Blue, 1 Beige, 1 Blue, 1 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige (13 Blocks)
14. Row: Increase: 3 Beige. 2 Blue, 2 Beige, 2 Blue, 5 Beige (14 Blocks)
15. Row: Increase: 7 Beige, 1 Blue, 2 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige (15 Blocks)
16. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 2 Blue, 2 Beige, 1 Blue, 7 Beige (16 Blocks)
17. Row: Increase: 8 Beige, 3 Blue, 6 Beige (17 Blocks)
18. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 1 Blue, 1 Beige, 3 Blue, 7 Beige (16 Blocks)
19. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 2 Blue, 8 Beige (15 Blocks)
20. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 1 Beige, 1 Blue, 2 Beige, 1 Blue, 5 Beige (14 Blocks)
21. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 2 Blue, 2 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige 13 Blocks)
22. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 8 Beige (12 Blocks)
23. Row: Decrease: 7 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (11 Block)
24. Row: Decrease: 10 Beige (10 Blocks)
25. Row: Decrease: 9 Beige (9 Blocks)
26. Row: Decrease: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
27. Row: Decrease: 7 Beige (7 Blocks)
28. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
29. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
30. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
31. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
32. Row: Decrease: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
33. Row: Decrease: 1 Beige (1 Block)
Don’t cut off the yarn just yet, work the border as explained after the last Design.
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The Sun Patch:
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Let’s Start
Cast on 5 stitches in Beige (Color A)
1. Row: 1 Beige (1 Block)
2. Row: Increase: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
3. Row: Increase: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
4. Row: Increase: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
5. Row: Increase: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
6. Row: Increase: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
7. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (7 Blocks)
8. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (8 Blocks)
9. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 1 Blue, 4 Beige (9 Blocks)
10. Row: Increase: 5 Beige, 1 Blue, 4 Beige (10 Blocks)
11. Row: Increase: 5 Beige, 1 Blue, 5 Beige (11 Blocks)
12. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 2 Beige, 1 Blue, 1 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (12 Blocks)
13. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 4 Beige (13 Blocks)
14. Row: Increase: 5 Beige, 1 Blue, 2 Beige, 1 Blue, 5 Beige (14 Blocks)
15. Row: Increase: 7 Beige, 1 Blue, 7 Beige (15 Blocks)
16. Row: Increase: 7 Beige, 2 Blue, 1 Beige, 3 Blue, 3 Beige (16 Blocks)
17. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 3 Blue, 1 Beige, 3 Blue, 1 Beige, 3 Blue, 3 Beige (17 Blocks)
18. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 3 Blue, 1 Beige, 2 Blue, 7 Beige (16 Blocks)
19. Row: Decrease: 7 Beige, 1 Blue, 7 Beige (15 Blocks)
20. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 1 Blue, 2 Beige, 1 Blue, 5 Beige (14 Blocks)
21. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 4 Beige (13 Blocks)
22. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 1 Beige, 1 Blue, 2 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (12 Blocks)
23. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 1 Blue, 5 Beige, (11 Block)
24. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 1 Blue, 5 Beige (10 Blocks)
25. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 1 Blue, 4 Beige (9 Blocks)
26. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 4 Beige (8 Blocks)
27. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 4 Beige (7 Blocks)
28. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
29. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
30. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
31. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
32. Row: Decrease: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
33. Row: Decrease: 1 Beige (1 Block)
Don’t cut off the yarn just yet, work the border as explained after the last Design.
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The Moon Patch:
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Let’s Start
Cast on 5 stitches in Beige (Color A)
1. Row: 1 Beige (1 Block)
2. Row Increase: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
3. Row: Increase: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
4. Row: Increase: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
5. Row: Increase: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
6. Row: Increase: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
7. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (7 Blocks)
8. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 4 Beige (8 Blocks)
9. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige (9 Blocks)
10. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 2 Blue, 5 Beige (10 Blocks)
11. Row: Increase: 6 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige (11 Blocks)
12. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 2 Blue, 7 Beige (12 Blocks)
13. Row: Increase: 8 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige (13 Blocks)
14. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 3 Blue, 8 Beige (14 Blocks)
15. Row: Increase: 9 Beige, 2 Blue, 4 Beige (15 Blocks)
16. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 3 Blue, 9 Beige (16 Blocks)
17. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 2 Blue, 5 Beige, 2 Blue, 5 Beige (17 Blocks)
18. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 3 Blue, 4 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige(16 Blocks)
19. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige, 3 Blue, 4 Beige (15 Blocks)
20. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 8 Blue, 3 Beige (14 Blocks)
21. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 7 Blue, 3 Beige (13 Blocks)
22. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 6 Blue, 3 Beige (12 Blocks)
23. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 5 Blue, 3 Beige, (11 Block)
24. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 4 Blue, 3 Beige (10 Blocks)
25. Row: Decrease: 9 Beige (9 Blocks)
26. Row: Decrease: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
27. Row: Decrease: 7 Beige (7 Blocks)
28. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
29. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
30. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
31. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
32. Row: Decrease: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
33. Row: Decrease: 1 Beige (1 Block)
Don’t cut off the yarn just yet, work the border as explained after the last Design.
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The Star Patch:
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Let’s Start
Cast on 5 stitches in Beige (Color A)
1. Row: 1 Beige (1 Block)
2. Row: Increase: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
3. Row: Increase: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
4. Row: Increase: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
5. Row: Increase: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
6. Row: Increase: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
7. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 3 Beige (7 Blocks)
8. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige (8 Blocks)
9. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige (9 Blocks)
10. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 1 Blue, 5 Beige (10 Blocks)
11. Row: Increase: 5 Beige, 2 Blue, 4 Beige (11 Blocks)
12. Row: Increase: 5 Beige, 1 Blue, 6 Beige (12 Blocks)
13. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 5 Blue, 5 Beige (13 Blocks)
14. Row: Increase: 5 Beige, 6 Blue, 3 Beige (14 Blocks)
15. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 8 Blue, 3 Beige (15 Blocks)
16. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 8 Blue, 5 Beige (16 Blocks)
17. Row: Increase: 6 Beige, 8 Blue, 3 Beige (17 Blocks)
18. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 2 Beige, 5 Blue, 5 Beige(16 Blocks)
19. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 5 Blue, 5 Beige (15 Blocks)
20. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 5 Blue, 4 Beige (14 Blocks)
21. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 5 Blue, 4 Beige (13 Blocks)
22. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 5 Blue, 3 Beige (12 Blocks)
23. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige, 2 Blue, 3 Beige, (11 Block)
24. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 1 Blue, 6 Beige (10 Blocks)
25. Row: Decrease: 9 Beige (9 Blocks)
26. Row: Decrease: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
27. Row: Decrease: 7 Beige (7 Blocks)
28. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
29. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
30. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
31. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
32. Row: Decrease: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
33. Row: Decrease: 1 Beige (1 Block)
Don’t cut off the yarn just yet, work the border as explained after the last Design.
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The Heart Patch:
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Let’s Start
Cast on 5 stitches in Beige (Color A)
1. Row: 1 Beige (1 Block)
2. Row: Increase: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
3. Row: Increase: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
4. Row: Increase: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
5. Row: Increase: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
6. Row: Increase: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
7. Row: Increase: 7 Beige (7 Blocks)
8. Row: Increase: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
9. Row: Increase: 9 Beige (9 Blocks)
10. Row : Increase: 10 Beige (10 Blocks)
11. Row: Increase: 11 Beige (11 Blocks)
12. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 6 Blue, 3 Beige (12 Blocks)
13. Row: Increase: 3 Beige, 6 Blue, 4 Beige (13 Blocks)
14. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 7 Blue, 3 Beige (14 Blocks)
15. Row: Increase: 4 Beige, 6 Blue, 5 Beige (15 Blocks)
16. Row: Increase: 5 Beige, 7 Blue, 4 Beige (16 Blocks)
17. Row: Increase: 5 Beige, 6 Blue, 6 Beige (17 Blocks)
18. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 6 Blue, 5 Beige(16 Blocks)
19. Row: Decrease: 7 Beige, 3 Blue, 5 Beige (15 Blocks)
20. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige, 4 Blue, 6 Beige (14 Blocks)
21. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige, 3 Blue, 4 Beige (13 Blocks)
22. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 4 Blue, 5 Beige (12 Blocks)
23. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige, 3 Blue, 3 Beige, (11 Block)
24. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige, 2 Blue, 5 Beige (10 Blocks)
25. Row: Decrease: 9 Beige (9 Blocks)
26. Row: Decrease: 8 Beige (8 Blocks)
27. Row: Decrease: 7 Beige (7 Blocks)
28. Row: Decrease: 6 Beige (6 Blocks)
29. Row: Decrease: 5 Beige (5 Blocks)
30. Row: Decrease: 4 Beige (4 Blocks)
31. Row: Decrease: 3 Beige (3 Blocks)
32. Row: Decrease: 2 Beige (2 Blocks)
33. Row: Decrease: 1 Beige (1 Block)
Don’t cut off the yarn just yet, work the border as explained after the last Design.
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The Border is worked in Sc, for this work always 2 SC on the side where the Block has the sides of the DC and always 3 SC on the side where the Block ends in 3 tops or bottoms of the DC. Work all around the piece with always 1 CH in the corner.
Now you’ll have 43 or 42 SC on the sides, it is a different number as the number of Blocks worked is an uneven number.
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(Orange Needle = 3 SC, Hook 2 SC)
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