Sunday, November 15, 2020

Project 2 - All Square Motif

Project 2 - All Square Motif 

In project 2 you will get the opportunity to practice reading patterns, holding the hook and yarn, creating a slipknot, doing a yarn over, chain stitch and treble crochet, work in rounds, work in a chain space, change colour, finish/fasten off and weave ends.

Why not try out this project once you have completed  beginners learn to crochet workshops 1 to 14

PROJECT 2: ALL SQUARE MOTIF

UK Terms

Techniques used: Reading patterns, holding hook and yarn, slipknot, yarn over, chain stitch, treble crochet, slip stitch, work in rounds, work in chain space, increase, change colour, finish/fasten off and weave ends.

Skill level: 
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Materials:



Size:
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Abbreviations: 






Easy
UK Terms
Skip to US Terms
DK yarn
4mm hook
Scissors
Darning needle
Approx. 15 cm x 15 cm
Not important
Chain(ch)
Treble crochet(tr)
Slip Stitch(slst)
Fasten/Finish off(FO)
Space(sp)
Stitch(st)
Repeat(rep)


Instructions:  

Ch5, join to the first ch with slst to form ring. 

Note: Begin each round with a ch3 which counts as the first tr of the round.

Round 1: Into the ring ch3, 2tr then ch2, *tr3 then ch2* 3 times, join with slst into the top of ch3 from the beginning of the round.  FO.  (4 groups of 3tr not counting ch2 sps)

Round 2: Change colour slst into any corner ch2 sp, ch3, tr, ch2, 2tr into corner sp, tr into each of the tr from the round below, *(2tr, ch 2, 2tr) into corner sp, tr into each of the tr from the round below* rep from * to * 3 times, join with slst into the top of ch3 from the beginning of the round.  FO.  (7 sts per side not counting ch2 sps)

Round 3-7: Repeat round 2.    Round 3 = 11 sts per side

                                                  Round 4 = 15 sts per side

                                                  Round 5 = 19 sts per side

                                                  Round 6 = 23 sts per side

                                                  Round 7 = 27 sts per side

Round 8+: Repeat round 2 to make a bigger square. 



US Terms

Techniques used: Reading patterns, holding hook and yarn, slipknot, yarn over, chain stitch, double crochet, slip stitch, work in rounds, work in chain space, increase, finish/fasten off and weave ends.

Skill level: 
Terms: 

Materials:



Size:
Gauge:
Abbreviations: 






Easy
US Terms
Skip to US Terms
DK yarn
4mm hook
Scissors
Darning needle
Approx. 15 cm x 15 cm
Not important
Chain(ch)
Double crochet(dc)
Slip Stitch (slst)
Fasten/Finish off(FO)
Space(sp)
Stitch(st)
Repeat(rep)


Instructions:  

Ch5, join to the first ch with slst to form ring. 

Note: Begin each round with a ch3 which counts as the first dc of the round.

Round 1: Into the ring ch3, 2dc then ch2, *dc3 then ch2* 3 times, join with slst into the top of ch3 from the beginning of the round.  FO.  (4 groups of 3dc not counting ch2 sps)

Round 2: Change colour slst into any corner ch2 sp, ch3, dc, ch2, 2dc into corner sp, dc into each of the dc from the round below, *(2dc, ch 2, 2dc) into corner sp, dc into each of the dc from the round below* rep from * to * 3 times, join with slst into the top of ch3 from the beginning of the round.  FO.  (7 sts per side not counting ch2 sps)

Round 3-7: Repeat round 2.    Round 3 = 11 sts per side

                                                  Round 4 = 15 sts per side

                                                  Round 5 = 19 sts per side

                                                  Round 6 = 23 sts per side

                                                  Round 7 = 27 sts per side

Round 8+: Repeat round 2 to make a bigger square. 



What next? Why not try the Round Square Pattern here

Then click here for the next workshop... 15 Half Treble Crochet


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Happy crocheting

                Jo

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