Wednesday, May 19, 2010

Slouching Pink Posie














This is made with Patons Silk Bamboo, a DK 8ply yarn, and a 6.00mm crochet hook.

R 1: SC 8 in a magic ring, sl st into 1st SC

R 2: Ch 3 (counts as 1st DC), DC in SC, *ch 2, DC 2x into next SC,* repeat from * to * 6x, sl st into the top of the ch 3

R 3 : Ch 3 (counts as 1st DC), DC 2x over the ch 2 sp, ch 3, DC 3x into the same ch 2 sp, * DC 3x into the next ch 2 sp, ch 3, DC 3x into the same ch 2 sp,* repeat from * to * 6x, sl st into the top of the ch 3, sl st into the next 2 DC, and sl st into the ch 3 sp

R 4 : Ch 3 (counts as 1st DC), DC 3x over the ch 3 sp, ch 4, DC 4x into the same ch 3 sp, * DC 4x into the next ch 3 sp, ch 4, DC 4x into the same ch 3 sp,* repeat from * to * 6x, sl st into the top of the ch 3, sl st into the next 3 DC, and sl st into the ch 4 sp

R 5 : Ch 3 (counts as 1st DC), DC 4x over the ch 4 sp, ch 5, DC 5x into the same ch 4 sp, * DC 5x into the next ch 4 sp, ch 5, DC 5x into the same ch 4 sp,* repeat from * to * 6x, sl st into the top of the ch 3, sl st into the next 4 DC, and sl st into the ch 5 sp

R 6 : Ch 3 (counts as 1st DC), DC 5x over the ch 5 sp, ch 6, DC 6x into the same ch 5 sp, * DC 6x into the next ch 5 sp, ch 6, DC 6x into the same ch 5 sp,* repeat from * to * 6x, sl st into the top of the ch 3, sl st into the next 5 DC, and sl st into the ch 6 sp

R 7 : Ch 3 (counts as 1st DC), DC 6x over the ch 6 sp, ch 7, DC 7x into the same ch 6 sp, * DC 7x into the next ch 6 sp, ch 7, DC 7x into the same ch 6 sp,* repeat from * to * 6x, sl st into the top of the ch 3, sl st into the next 5 DC, and sl st into the ch 6 sp

R 8 : Ch 3 (counts as 1st DC), DC 7x over the ch 7 sp, ch 8, DC 8x into the same ch 7 sp, * DC 8 into the next ch 7 sp, ch 8, DC 8x into the same ch 7 sp,* repeat from * to * 6x, sl st into the top of the ch 3, sl st into the next 6 DC, and sl st into the ch 7 sp

R 9 : Ch 3 (counts as 1st DC), DC 7x over the ch 8 sp, ch 5 SC into the 1st ch sp (forming a picot), DC 8x into the same ch 8 sp, * DC 8x into the next ch 8 sp, ch 5 SC into the 1st ch sp (forming a picot), DC 8x into the same ch 8 sp,* repeat from * to * 6x, sl st into the top of the ch 3, sl st into the next 6 DC, and sl st into the picot

R 10: Ch 2, SC into the top of the picot, *ch 5 (see note below), SC into the top of the next picot,* repeat from * to * 7x, ch 5, sl st into the top or the begining SC

Note: Try on the hat at this point. If the band does not snugly fit around you head where you would like it to then increase or decrease the amount of chains between the SC. Chaining is fast and easy, and checking at this point will insure you a fit that you like. My chains were done quite loosly. If you increase by a lot you might want to consider adding in a few more DC, ch 1's in the next 3 rows (or decreasing if you had to decrease). It's all about tension and you are at the fastest and most fitted point now. Make it a hat you love to wear!

R 11: Ch 4 (counts a 1st DC and ch 1), into the 1st 5 ch sp (DC, ch 1) 3x, *into the next 5 ch sp (DC, ch 1) 3x, into the next 5 ch sp (DC, ch 1) 4x,* repeat from * to * around, sl st into the 3rd ch of the ch 4 beginning (total of 26 DC & ch1)

R 12-13: Ch 4 (counts a 1st DC and ch 1), *DC into the next DC, ch 1,* repeat from * to * around, sl st into the 3rd ch of the ch 4 beginning (total of 26 DC & ch1)

R 14: Ch 1, SC into the 1st ch 1 sp, *SC 2x into the next ch 1 sp,* repeat from * to * around, sl st into the 2nd ch of the ch 2 beginning (total of 52 SC), tie off and weave in ends


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8 comments:

  1. I LOVE this beanie!! Thanks for sharing your pattern I hope to see more from you :)

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  2. Thanks! I really enjoy making new things. My design journal has many more things I would like to bring to life. Hopefully I will still have time to do it all after the arrival of number 2.

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  3. This is not only a good design, it is unique. That is what I look for in a pattern. Not just cute or pretty, etc, but something that makes it stand out from the normal same-o same-o pattern of a boring item. LOL You are talented to say the least. Wish I had half of your designing ability. Just saying GREAT JOB doesn't seem to be near enough praise. Thank you for sharing with us all out here in Internet Land. (BIG BIG SMILE)

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  4. Beautiful, I'm making this for the spring!

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  5. What does the 6x in the pattern mean in each round.

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  6. It means 6 times. Have a great day!

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