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THURSDAY 29 SEPTEMBER 2022


SUE'S V STITCH BLANKETS



 



Sue's V stitch blanket










This blanket can be made any size, multiples of 2 +1 st. In any weight yarn



I've made this blanket for a baby and an adult. Adjust the size to suit
the project.




BLUE TWEED

This Blue tweed, adult size lap blanket I'm using 100sts +1st, 

3 strands of yarn all dk, but 2 thinner than the 3rd, and all shaded yarns,  one
was different colours too, an 8mm hook for the body of the blanket and a 9mm for
the base chain.




Pattern:

CHAIN 101sts, turn [9MM HOOK]

ROW 1: [CHANGE TO AN 8MM HOOK] Ch2, [as first dc], dc in the 3rd st, from the
hook, miss a ch, 2dc in next st, repeat the miss a st, 2dc in the next st to the
end, finish with 2dc in the last st. Turn

ROW 2: sl st, into the sp between the first 2dc, Ch2, dc, this is how you will
start each row, 2dc in the sp, between each pair of dc to end, turn and repeat
row 2. TURN

ROW 3- AS MANY ROWS AS IT TAKES TO GIVE REQUIRED LENGTH




FLAME RED
This blanket was made with 109sts base chain, 2 strands of dk and a 7mm and 6mm
hook, and I did 95rows.









It measures: 4' in length x 3' 7' wide.  With a simple 2 round granny shell
edging




The Blue Tweed one is slightly wider and I will make it about the same length.
And add the same 2 round granny shell border.









Im packing up slowly, hope to be moving soon...fingers crossed. 



These are great storage bags, hold a great deal even though they look a bit like
a row of body bags! 









Oliver is very happy about the move, lovely big lawn for him to play on....






A Baby version of my V Stitch...a small tweedy version alternate rows of colour
and natural. 







I used a deeper border of block stitch for this one














Posted by Sue Pinner at Thursday, September 29, 2022 1 comment:
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FRIDAY 6 MAY 2022


POPCORN CIRCLE HEXAGON THROW PATTERN




POPCORN CIRCLE HEXAGON THROW


Still a WIP, but posting  the motif pattern for you...





mix and match with 5 colours, all centres are the same and all joining is the
same












PATTERN
US Terms.
ARAN weight yarn
5mm hook


Each round is a different colour yarn
Ive used 7 colours, all yellow for the first round, mix and match for 2nd and
3rd in 5 colours, all Ivory joining round


1. Peach
2. Very pale peach
3. Soft Rose Pink
4. Very pale pink
5. Soft lilac 
6. Soft yellow
7. Ivory, JOINING YARN








Finger wrap of 5 wraps. 1st colour


ROUND 1: 2nd colour, CH4 counts as first tr, and ch1 sp, tr, ch1 repeat 11 more
times sl st, to complete [ 12 tr spokes ch1 between]


ROUND 2: 3rd colour, Clusters of 4dc tog, ch2 between in every ch1 sp, [12
clusters of 4dc, ch1 between]


ROUND 3: 4th colour, 2 Popcorn stitch of 5dc ch2 between in every ch2 sp, 


ROUND 4: JOIN AS YOU GO ROUND. 
ATT. Background colour in any sp, ch2 counts as first dc, 1dc, ch2, 2dc in first
sp, 2dc in next 3 sps, repeat to complete 6 sides, sl st to complete






working the motif in alternate rows of 6 and 7 motifs.







Joining yarn 400g ball of Aran in Ivory 20% wool 80% acrylic









One of my original popcorn motifs 2011






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FRIDAY 22 APRIL 2022


FLAMING STRIPE THROW AND GIANT FLOWER FOR WRAP



 REALLY WORRIED!

I'm trying the Magic Knot in a few projects just lately, always been very
fearful of these teeny tiny knots coming apart so I've resisted using them. This
blanket is quite a loose stitch and ends tend to reappear so thought it was time
I gave Magic knots a go....fingers crossed they work.

I'm also going to show you a new method of using a start chain....often a tight
row that makes your start tight and often your work curve a bit.   









THE FLAMING STRIPE THOW

US Terms

10mm Hook

Black for the border only. 100g

Gold for the border 100g

2 Strands dk worked as one

1: A short dye spaced yarn 300g [from Home Bargains]

and

2: A longer dye spaced yarn of similar colouring 300g [Ice yarn rainbow shade]









I'm always buying short dye space yarns and then don't like how they crochet.
Working a short dye space yarn with a similar coloured long dye spaced yarn or a
plain colour from the first yarn helps to give a smoother transition through the
colours.




PATTERN: 

Very simple hdc stitch worked into the spaces NOT THE STITCHES. This will give
you the look of moss stitch without doing the chain stitches between.









ch 90

ROW 1: hdc in the 2nd ch, from hook, hdc in the next ch, miss the 3rd, repeat
hdc in next 2 sts, miss the next ch, repeat to end of row finishing with hdc, in
last 2sts. [60hdc]

ROW 2: WORK INTO THE SPACES only

ch1 turn, hdc in the first and every sp, to the end of the row. [60hdc]












alternative pastel colour 





ROW 3 - 100: Repeat Row 2. [60hdc, each row]












EDGING/BORDER

ROUND 1 & 2: IN BLACK, hdc in every sp, hdc ch2 hdc in each corner

ROUND 3: PLAIN COLOUR FROM YOUR CHOSEN SPACE DYED YARN: 

hdc in every sp, hdc, ch2 hdc in each corner.

ROUND 4 & 5: IN BLACK, hdc in every st, hdc, ch2, hdc in each corner.





You could leave this throw without a border, it would be the usual to do so.
Most multi stranded throws don't have borders, the edges are quite neat and
straight.






GIANT POPCORN FLOWERS









I am also adding giant flowers to this blanket, the pattern for these will be
added next week, when I've completed the throw and decided exactly where they
will go...









GIANT FLOWER PATTERN TO DECORATE THE BLANKET 
OR 
JOIN AT POINTS TO MAKE A WRAP






How to do popcorn stitch, but for this project use dc not tr,



US Terms
dk weight rainbow yarn
Charcoal dk yarn 
4mm hook




ch4, sl st, into a circle


ROUND 1: Ch2 counts as first dc, 4dc into first st, to make a popcorn st,
popcorn st, of 5dc in next 5 sts, with ch2 between each. [6 popcorns of 5dc]


  


ROUND 2: ch2 [counts as first dc, 4dc into first st, to make a popcorn st, ch2,
between, 5dc for next popcorn st, repeat a popcorn st, in each st. [6popcorn
sts, of 5dc, ch2 between each]

ROUND 3: 1popcorn sts, of 5dc, ch2, second popcorn st, in same ch2 sp, ch2,
repeat in each ch2 sp. of round below. [12popcorns of 5dc, ch2 between each]

ROUND 4:1 popcorn, ch2, 1popcorn, in the middle ch2 sp, of pairs of popcorn ch2,
1 popcorn, ch2, between pairs of popcorn. [18 popcorn, of 5dc, ch2 between each]

ROUND 5: 1popcorn ch2, 1popcorn in each sp, between pairs, ch2, 1popcorn in next
2 sps, repeat, to end [24 popcorn of 5dc, ch2 between]











ROUND 6: Att. CHARCOAL, for petals. 

sc, in first sp, 2sc, in next sp, sc, ch9, sc in next sp, *2sc in next 3sps, sc,
ch9 sc, in next sp, repeat from * to end finish with the 2nd sc, in first sp, sl
st to complete [2sc in every st, with ch9 in every 4th st]

ROUND 7: cont. in charcoal. 8dc, into the ch9 loop, ch3 picot at the point, 8dc
in same loop, sl st, in the sp between 3rd and 4th sc,  repeat  to end [6 petals
of 16 dc, with a ch3 picot at point]








Make as many large flowers as required to decorate your blanket. Sew
onto blanket with small stitches so as not to show on the reverse side. 


OR
make a wrap of 3 rows of popcorn, join as you go replacing the middle ch, of the
popcorn as the joining stitch.





















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SUNDAY 10 APRIL 2022


CAL 2022 RAINBOW MOSS STITCH SAMPLER BLANKET/WRAP.



 






RAINBOW MOSS STITCH SAMPLER BLANKET /WRAP


A very simple Moss Stitch CAL, for everyone. All the work done for you just by
changing the colour of the next row.







A large moss stitch square blanket that folds in half to make a very think
snuggly wrap.
Measuring approx.51" [130cm] square with a diagonal of around 6' 2" [188cm]


All done with the simplest of stitches: Moss stitch in a square no stitch change
at all only colour changes in each row


MOSS STITCH: is sc, ch1 sc, ch1, repeated nothing more than that.  With ch3 for
corners only.


YARN: weighs approx 860g
UPDATE:
APPROX. 100g of each col. You use slightly less of the black and depending on
your tension but one ball of 10 colours should make the blanket


All dk in 9 rainbow colours and a base colour of flecked black, charcoal grey,
navy, or even solid black.
I've used. several brands of dk in... 
1. Purple, 
2. Magenta, 
3. Bright pink, 
4. Orange, a
5. Acid yellow, 
6. Soft lime green, 
7. Soft jade green, 
8. Turquoise, 
9. Lavender blue 
Flecked black as base col. Patons Fab dk in Black Denim.


My yarn is old and I've had it a long time so this is the nearest yarn I could
find and is exactly the same as my yarn, its on offer here right now but you can
get it from other yarn stores. Or even use solid coloured dk,







PART 1 PATTERN: US Terms, dk yarn, 5mm hook


HELPFUL NOTES: Please read.
Moss Stitch can be a little tight, so I've used a hook size bigger than normal
for dk yarn, this will help with any tension problems and give your blanket a
softer feel.


Moss stitch can also lean to the left, the direction of all your stitches, by
reversing every few rounds this was corrected too.


I suffer with arthritis in my fingers and my tension can be all over the
place, I found working with a 5mm hook, helped but could make the blanket get a
little wavy, so I would use the 4mm hook for a round every 4 or 5 rounds,
stopping the edge getting wavy. 


START: CH3 sl st, into a circle. Crochet over the tail as you go.


Round 1: Black Denim or chosen base colour, ch4, counts as a sc and ch3 corner,
sc, ch1, then repeat following 3 more times, sc, ch3, sc, ch1, on the final
corner sl st, into the  ch4 of beginning. Pull yarn through st, and carry
through this first section.
rounds1

Round 2: FIRST RAINBOW COL. turn and work in reverse, att. in any corner, ch4
counts as sc, and ch3 corner, sc in same corner sp, ch1, sc in next ch1 sp, ch1,
repeat following 3 more times, sc, ch3, sc, in corner sp, ch1, sc, in next ch1
sp, ch1, then sl st, into first ch4 sp, cont.
rounds 1-3

Round 3: cont. with first rainbow col. repeat round 2 but with 2 side sp,
 sl st into first corner sp and repeat round 2,  ch4, sc in same sp, ch1, sc,
ch1 in next 2 side sp, then repeat 3 more times, sc, ch3, sc, in same sp, ch1,
sc, ch1, between in next 2, ch1 sp, repeat, sl st into ch4 sp, pull yarn through
cut off and weave in end.


Round 4-28: REPEAT ROUNDS 1 in Base col. 2 AND 3 for each chosen rainbow colour.
Finish with base col.


Part 1: 1 background colour, 2 rainbow sequence. this is an alternative
colouring.




9 different colour section for this PART 1 of the CAL.


RAINBOW MOSS STITCH SAMPLER BLANKET /WRAP
PART 2 will be posted next week.








PART 2: US Terms
Continue with the moss stitch: sc, ch1, repeated, with sc, ch3 sc at the
corners.
Colour change: 2rows in your sequence of rainbow colours, with 2rows of black,
alternate, finish with black. 36 rows in total if you have used a colour
sequence of9 colours. 10 in total with the black.






PART 3:US Terms
Continue with the moss stitch: sc, ch1, repeated, with sc, ch3 sc at the
corners.
Colour change: 5rows in your sequence of rainbow colours, with 1rows of black,
alternate, finish with black. 54 rows in total if you have used a colour
sequence of 9 colours. 10colours in total with the black. 















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