Patterns — double crochet
Grocery Bag Sleeve Pattern
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*Disclosure: I only recommend products I would use myself and all opinions expressed here are our own. This post may contain affiliate links that at no additional cost to you, I may earn a small commission.* Supplies H hook (5mm) 4 Weight Cotton Yarn (approximately 285 yds) I used Lily® Sugar’N Cream 2 x Stitch Markers 1 x Hair Elastic (optional) 2 x 12mm Beads (optional) Abbreviations dc … double crochet ch(s) … chain(s) folding sc … folding single crochet hdc … half double crochet inc … increase mp … mini puff stitch sc … single crochet sk … skip sl...
the Logan Blanket
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Supplies I/9 hook (5.5mm) J/10 Hook (6mm) 4 Weight Yarn (approximately 1,500yds) Stitch Markers Stitches ch … Chain Crab Stitch (tutorial here) dc … Double Crochet FDHC … Foundation Half Double Crochet (tutorial here) FPDC … Front Post Double Crochet sc … Single Crochet yo … yarn over Special Stitches Crab Stitch … Do not turn your work | Insert hook in stitch to the right of last worked stitch, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull through both loops on the hook Gauge 4” x 4” FHDC 15, work pattern until 16 rows tall Notes Blanket is worked...
Set of 3 Dishclothes
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Below are three dishcloth patterns that are beginner friendly! They utilize simple stitches with easy to remember repeats. they are great for practicing tension while still producing a usable item. Crunch Stitch Dishcloth Supplies I/9 hook (5.5mm) 72 yds (1.5oz) 100% Cotton #4 Weight Yarn Darning Needle Stitches ch … chain hdc … half-double crochet sl st … slip stitch Notes Final measurement is typically 8 to 8.5” squared, but can be adjusted on preference If you’d like to change the width of your dishcloth, the starting ch is multiples of 2 +1 Pictured sample was made with Lily® Sugar'N Cream yarn...