Tag Archives: Crochet

Easter Egg Pattern

SKILL LEVEL
MATERIALSMedium (worsted) weight wool yarn Size 5.0mm crochet hook
ABBREVIATIONS AND SYMBOLSSC = Single Crochet (+)
SS = Slip Stitch (.)
sc2tog = Insert YO + PT1 (2 chains on the hook)+ Insert in the next chain YO +PT1 ( 3 chains on the hook) + Insert and PT3
Total Time 30 minutes
RowStepsTotal Stitches
R1Starting with a magic circle,single crochet (SC) 6 stitches into the ring6 st
R22 SC in each st + Ch 112 st
R3SC in each st + Ch 112 st
R4(2 SC in st, SC in next st) & repeat to end + Ch 118 st
R5SC 2 rounds even + Ch 118 st
R6SC 2 rounds even + Ch 118 st
R7(2 SC in st, SC in next 2 st) & repeat to end + Ch 124 st
R8SC 2 rounds even + Ch 124 st
R9SC 2 rounds even + Ch 124 st
R10SC 2 rounds even + Ch 124 st
R11(sc2tog, SC in next 2 st) & repeat to end + Ch 118 st
R12SC in each st + Ch 1`18 st
R13(sc2tog, SC in next st) & repeat to end12 st
Stuff the egg bit by bit & shape your egg in your hand. Make it nice and plump, more pointed at the top and wider at the base.
R14sc2tog around6 st
Cut yarn leaving a long tail and thread with a tapestry needle. Pass the needle through the front loop of the 6 remaining stitches and gather to close the hole at the base of the egg.
Weave in the yarn ends.
Free Written Pattern Easter Egg

Double Crochet

Double Crochet –It is one of the most basic and useful stitches in crochet to build on top of chains.

Symbol: = Double crochet or (DC)

Step 1: Make a slip knot and chain 10

Step 2: Yarn over the hook(yo) from back to front.

Step 3: Insert your crochet hook into the next chain.Yarn over the hook(yo) and pull it through the loop on your hook. You will now have three(3) loops on your hook.

Step 4: Yarn over the hook(yo) and pull it through the first two(2) loops on your hook. You will have two(2) loops on the hook

Step 5: Yarn over the hook(yo) and pull it through the last two(2) loops on your hook.

You have completed one (1) double crochet(dc) stitch. There should be one(1) loop left on your hook.

Double Crochet


Abbreviations & Symbols

Abbreviations & Symbols

Reading a crochet pattern is much like reading music notes. Both have marks and symbols. It is difficult to make out the pattern unless you know the basics.

 Commonly used abbreviations

common Abbreviations & symbols
Abbreviations & symbols

Back to Home Pageclick here


Click the below images if you want to know more crochet basics

measurement
Crochet Weights & Measurements

conversion
General Yarn Conversion

measurement
Skill Level

General Yarn Conversion

General Conversion for Generic Yarns

Note : Yardages given below are approximate weight to length conversation

Go to Crochet Basicsclick here


Click the below images if you want to know more crochet basics

measurement
Skill Level

conversion
Abbreviations

measurement
Crochet Weights & Measurements