3 Yoh, and draw through ch on {ps oF the 2nd st from hook, Work the *yoh, insect hook under top Ip of {Bips on hook. last her ofthe row into the 2nd of 2-ch 7 Ch of the previous row. € “ ‘TREBLE (TR) Ship 3ch,“yoh, Yoh, draw thioigh next 2 insere hook under top tp of nese hook (2Ips on hook) ] ch, yoh and deaw yar thro only (ps on hook). DOUBLE TREBLE (D1'R) Skip Yoh, draw d ‘op lp of next ch, yoh and draw draw through next 2ips on hook rough (Alps on hook). lps on hook) Finishing Ovr All work shoud be finished off properly to prever the i unrvelling, After the last stich, pil si loop out with the hook, and cut the yar, leaving an esl of about 25em (Sin). This foose end ean then be sewn invisibly into the work using a rapestry need row into the 4th of 4e-ch of the previous row Yoh. draw through all 3s on hook (Ihte formed}. Repeat from * ‘o'end of chain, Turi, Make 2cch and cons, working the next her under both Yoh, draw through 2 remaining ‘on hook (Itt Formed). Repeat from “wend of eb, Turn, Make 3-ch and cont, working the nexe tt under both “Ips of the:2nd st fain hook, Work the last ofthe row into the 3rd of Sech of the previous row. Yoh, draw through las ps (Ide 3 folmied), Repeat from * to end, in, Make 4 rh and cont, working the next der under both Ips of 2nd st (A 3ch, "yoh ice, insert hook under on hook, (3ips on hook), yor, fiom hook. WeWorking in th lise MAKING THE Male a shore length of hook under the top loop of th last sti dhvough the Loop co form a slip stitch. 3 Work the first round into the ring, so chat eh hook actually pases through it pick up che yarn. FOUNDATION RING chai stitch and insert the Join by pulling dhe yaon Round hen crocheting in the round, the foundation chain is joined to makea loop. ‘The stitches are then worked into this ring, in ever-increasing circles, without turning, This ake small medallions and technique is used so tn motifs which can be joined together patchwark- style, as well as traditional lace doilies and larger accessories such as shawls or tablecloths. Hats and other three-dimensional items can be created, by increasing and decreasing the number of stitches in each round. Left: Small floral shapes are easy to crochet in the round. These llowers'are joined together by the edges of their peal TREBLE (TRIPLE) CIRCLES Circles of crocher can be made by increasing the number of stiches ate Pounds, New colours can be joined on each round and theends concealed by working over them, Each round starts with one, two or three seanding chain, which cake the place of the Firs stitch, in the same way a8 turing chain Round 1 Make Sch and join wel? se ineo Ase ch, 3¢h, then work 16tr into ring. Join with aststto 3rd ch st, Round 2. 3ch, ter into same sp a8, 2s io Je) 0 end of round, Join with asst co 3rd ch st. Round 3 3el:, (2trinto Iu, Iev into Ltt) co end of round, Join with as sro 3ed ch se, Round 4 Work (Qtr into Ler, 2er into 2u1). Round 5 (2 into Je, Sar ino 34)KNITTING - Treunras Knitted Pattern Stitches : nitting has 2 rich heritage of pateern Taree py € K stitches which incorpanttes intricace cables, FORE RIS This (oles or raed bobble, and knivear designers aera 7 uttiple of six : ¢— Meconstantly developing new ides, There ae, adie : : stiches, plus : however; many interesting textured pacteins tht 2 : a c can be 7 by con ning: cl ano = : ~ be crated simply by combining knit an Row 1 "3, ss fon ie (Purl stitches to produce a texeuted surfice, Moss Row 2 P3, *K3, P3p; rep from * ch vations give a firm, reversible fabric while These two cows {ib stitch gives asifecchy verical stripe, used to finish che weles (bottom), cuffs and si Sweaters. To ensure a sn CG with needles a size smal icck edges of 1g Ag it is usually worked ler than those used for the ¢ Main part of the garment. Horizontal furrows ae formed by working alernace stipes of stocking and garter stitch, Ripcep panos > These are worked over any number of stitches, Row 1 Knic > Row 2 Purl Rows 3 and 4 Knit Row 5 Purl Row 6 Knit Repeat hese six rows to form the pateer, : Moss sriréy Thisis worked * ‘overan uneven number of stitches, Each row as follows: *KI, PI; rep fom *, KI. ,. DoubLi Moss STITCH This is P worked overa i is ne multiple of four " ‘ stitches v2 Rows f and 2 *K2, P2 rep fro * wend Rows 3and/ *P2, K2 sep! “toend These the p Embossed textures soe 1 best advantage when plain yarns, ftatueal coitons, are used such asEISHERMAN’S SWEATER UXTTERNS Kot and pal patterns were tradisionaly wed by the worse ‘of seafaring villages 0 ornament rhe sweaters worn by lol fishermen. These garments were the main protection from Jothing and the clements in the days before weachetproo! had co stand up to bard physical wear. The various pores and ~ fishing villages around de coasts of many countries evolved their own incivideal variations of diamond vigaag or chevron panels, which re sil design clssics ely BASKET WEAVE “This is worked overa multiple of eight stitches, plus five Row 1 (RS) knit Row 2 KS, *P3, KS: ep from” Row 3 P5,*K3, P5: rep from " Row 4 asrow2 Row 5 Keit Row 6 Kl, P3, KS rep fram * 10 last 4 st, P5, KL Row7 P1.AK3, PS; sep from * 10 last 4 sts, K3, PL Row § as 10¥ 6 “These eight rows form the patter EMPOSSED LADDER PATTERN This is worked vera nulziple of 14 stitches. Row 1 *K1, P2, Kl, PI, K2, P2, K2, P2, KE rep fom* Row 2 “¢PL, K2) ive, P2, (K2, P21) cicesrep from * Row 3 °Ki,P2, 62, P2 K2, PL, Ki, P2, KI, ep from * Row 4.“P1, K2, P3, K2, P3, K2, PE, rep from * “These four rows form the pattern Wave StircH This s worked over a multiple of eighe stivches, plus six Row 1 (RS) K6,*P2, K6; rep from * Row 2 Ki, ¢P4, Ka, rép from *, end PA, KT Row 3 2, "K2, P2: 8p from * Row 4 Rt, *K4, Bd: rep from, end K4, P Row 5 K2, *P2, Ké; rep from *, end P2, K2 Row 6° P6,*K2,.P6; rep from Row7 Pi,*K4, Pd, rep from "end Ka, Ph Row 8 K2, *P2, K2; rep from * Row 9 K1,*P4, Kai cep from *, end PA, KI Row 10° P2, “K2,P%, rep from *, end 2, P2 These ten rows fina the pavicrn ZIGZAG. This is worked over a multiple of six stitches. Row 1. (WS) and all other odd rows, Pus Row 2 °K3,P3, Row 4 Pl, “K3, P3. rep from *, end K3, P2 Row 6 P2, "K3, P3: sep fiom *, endl K3, PL Row 8 “P3, K3.tep fiom ” Row 10 P2,*K3: Pi: ep from *. end K3, PL Row 12 PI, *K2.P3; sep from *, end K3,P2 ip fiom * 12-cows fosm the pattern.