As requested, I have written out the pattern. In honour of my Gran, who instructed me in the original making of this motif, I have named the pattern after her.
The PDF version of this pattern is available, HERE.
The measurements
of the motif are as follows:
Double knitting
version – 13 cm (5 inches)
Sport weight
version – 9.5 cm (4 inches)
4 ply
version – 8 cm ( 3 inches)
#10 crochet
cotton version – 5.5 cm (2 inches)
You will
need oddments in the yarn weight of your choice, a crochet hook appropriate for
the yarn weight – and that’s all.
Please note that in all of my patterns I use UK crochet
terms.
The American
equivalents are as follows:
tr = USA dc
dc = USA sc
Other abbreviations:
dc = USA sc
Other abbreviations:
ch = chain
sl st = slip
stitch
sp = space
sts =
stitches
Using the
yarn of your choice and an appropriate sized hook, make ch 6 and join into a
ring with a sl st.
Round 1: 3
ch (counts as 1st tr), 15 tr into ring. Join with a sl st into 1st tr. (16
sts)
Round 2: 5
ch (counts as 1st tr and 2 ch), 1 tr, 2 ch into each st to end. Join with a sl st into 1st tr. (16
spaces)
Round 3: sl
st into next sp, 3 ch (counts as 1st tr), 2 tr in same sp, 1 ch, (3
tr into next sp, 1 ch) to end. Join with
a sl st into 1st tr.
Round 4: sl
st into next 2 tr and into 1 ch sp, 1 ch, 1 dc in same sp, 5 ch, (miss 3 tr, 1
dc in next ch sp, 5 ch) to end. Join with a sl st into 1st dc.
Round 5: (5
dc into next 5 ch loop, sl st into dc) to end.
Fasten off
and neaten all loose ends.
I hope you
enjoy this pattern.
This is lovely... thanks for taking the trouble to write it all out.. I shall have a go tonight :)x
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty motif-I think I shall have to try it out soon,I especially love the pink and white one! Thank you for posting it.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much! I really appreciate this!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the pattern, its a really pretty motif!
ReplyDeleteThank you so pretty and simple for a beginner like me.
ReplyDeleteHi, Thank you for sharing your pretty patterns. I especially like the earrings and the little basket with the flowers on the lid. I often make bracelets and earrings as gifts for my daughters, granddaughters and friends. I live in Decatur, Texas; which is near the Dallas, Fort Worth part of Texas. Thanx again.
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