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Ruffled Eyelet Scarf

Ruffled Eyelet Scarf

In this super easy scarf, length is entirely up to you. Once you make the
chain to your desired length just add 4 more chains. This will count
as your first trc.
In the sample brushed acrylic yarn was used (about 5-6 oz) and an I hook.

Directions are given as to the example made. You can take the basics
and make this as long or short as you like.

Materials needed:
WW yarn
yarn needle
scissors

Stitches used:
Trc
sc
slip stitch
and Trc v-stitch (trc ch2 trc)

Chain 171

Row 1. Trc in fifth chain from hook and in each chain across (167 trc)(base
section). Do not turn.

Working in rounds from here on.

Round 1. Chain 6, trc in the same stitch as ch 6 (one Trc V-stitch made). Make 3 trc v-st around the last trc of previous row. (you will be working around the row of trcs from Row 1). Work trc v-st in each of the free loops (of the foundation chain) to the end. Make 3 trc v-st around the post of the beginning ch 4. Work a trc v-st in each trc to end, sl st in 1st trc v-st. (340 trc v-stitches made)

Round 2. Sl st in ch 2 space. Ch1, sc in same space, *ch 5, sc in next ch space*. Repeat from * to * around entire scarf, slip stitch to first sc. Finish off, weave in ends.

Flurry Cap

Flurry Cap

Materials:

Patons Katrina ~Color used in example is Limon
Yarn Bee Italia ~ Color used in example is Genoan*
I hook
Scissors
yarn needle

* any fuzzy yarn can be used, polarspun or yarn bee frosting. Fun fur and eyelash will need more stitches to obtain a fuller look.

Worked in the round, do not turn.

Chain 4, slip stitch to form ring

Round 1~

Chain 3 (counts as first dc) 13 dc in ring (14 dcs made)

Round 2~

slip stitch in chain 3 of first dc of round 1, chain 4 fisrt dc plus one), dc in same stitch (one v-stitch made) 1 Dc, chain 1,1 dc in each stitch around (14 v-stitches made)
slip stitch to 3rd chain of fist dc

Round 3~

Slip stitch in first chain space, chain 4, 1 dc (first v-stitch of round 3), 1 dc, chain 1, 1 dc in each chain one space around, slip stitch to first dc, (14 v-stitches made)

Round 4~

Slip stitch in first chain 1 space, chain 3 ( first dc) 2 dc in same chain one space, skip next stitch, going under next stitch sc (between the two v-stitches), 3 dc in next chain one space, skip next stitch, go under next stitch, sc 13 times, slip stitch in top of first dc of first v-stitch, ( 14 shells, 14 sc made)

Round 5~

slip stitch in first and second dc, sc in same second dc, chain 3, sc in 2nd dc of next shell, chain 3, around slip stitch in first sc ( 14 sc)

Round 6~

slip stitch in first chain 5 space, chain 2 (counts as first hdc), 3 dc, 1 hdc in same chain space (first shell made), 1hdc 3dc 1 hdc in next chain space, around, slip stitch to first sc, (14 shells made)

Round 7~

Slip stitch in top chain of first hdc and in next 2 dc, sc in same stitch as last slip stitch, chain 5, sc in second dc of next shell, around, slip stitch in first sc, (14 scs made)

Round 8~

Slip stitch in first chain space, chain 2 (counts as first hdc), 3 dc, 1 hdc in same space, 1 hdc 3 dc 1 hdc (shell made) in next chain space around, slip stitch in sc before first hdc ( 14 shells made)

Round 9~

slip stitch in second chain of first hdc and in next 2 dc, sc in last stitch slip stitched in, chain 5, sc in second dc of next shell chain 5 around, slip stitch in first sc (14 scs made)

Round 10~

Slip stitch in first chain space, chain 2 (counts as first hdc), 3 dc, 1 hdc in same chain space, 1 hdc 3 dc 1 hdc (shell made) in next chain space around, sc in sc before first shell (14 shells made)

Round 11~

Slip stitch in top of first hdc and in next 2 dc, sc in same dc, chain 5, sc in 2nd dc of next shell around, slip stitch in first sc, (14 scs made)

Round 12~

Slip stitch in first chain space, chain 2 (counts as first hdc), 3 dc, 1 hdc in same space, 1hdc 3dc 1hdc (first shell made) in next chain space around, slip stitch in stitch before shell ( 14 shells made)

Round 13~

Slip stitch in top of first hdc, slip stitch in next 2 dc, sc in same stitch as last slip stitch was made, chain 6, sc in 2nd dc of shell, chain 6 around, slip stitch in first sc (14 scs made)

Round 14~

Slip stitch in first chain space, chain 2 (counts as first hdc), 5dc, 1hdc (first shell made), 1hdc 5dc 1hd in next chain space around, slip stitch in stitch before first shell (14 shells made)

round 15~

slip stitch in top of first hdc, slip stitch in next 3 dc, sc in same stitch as last slip stitch, chain 5, sc in 3rd dc of next shell, around slip stitch to first sc (14 scs made)

Trim~

With italia

slip stitch in any chain 5 space, chain 3 (counts as first dc), 3 dc in same space, 4 dc in next chain space, around, slip stitch in top of first dc, finish off.

Weave in loose ends.


Please note this hasn't been tested, so likely there are mistakes. Please let me know so I can fix it.

Simple Barefoot Sandals

Simple Barefoot Sandals

Used in example Aunt Lydia's #10 bedspread weight cotton and
#6 Boyles hook

Small amount of Main Color and Coordinating Color (Make two for a pair)

MC

Round One~
Chain 5 slip stitch to first chain to form ring, Chain 3 ,2 dc in ring, chain 2, (3 dc, chain 2, in ring )three times, slip stitch to top chain of chain 3
(you should have 12 dc and 4 chain 2 spaces)

Round Two~
Slip stitch in next 2 dc and in chain 2 space, chain 3 ,2 dc, chain 2, 3 dc chain 2 (3 dc, chain 2, 3 dc in space,chain 2) X3, slip stitch in top chain of chain 3. Finish off.

CC

Chain 100, attach with sc in one of the corner chain 2 spaces, sc in next 3 dc, sc in chain space, sc in next 3 dc, 2 sc in corner chain space, dc in next 3 dc,sc in chain space, sc in next 3 dc, sc in space, chain 40, sc in same chain space, sc in next 3 dc,sc in chain space, sc in next 3 dc,2 sc in next corner chain space,sc in next 3 dc, sc in space,sc in next 3 dc, sc in corner chain space, chain 5, counting on firs chain of 100 from attaching point count five, dc in bottom chain, chain one, skip one chain on bottom chain, dc in next chain, chain 93, finish off.

Note:Knotting ends after finishing off may help ties from unraveling.

Please e-mail if you find errors! Edited with a few corrections!

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