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Crochet Pattern 3in1 Woodland Bear
Baby Blanket Toy Lovey
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INSTRUCTIONS
The Stitches
Written in US term
magic ring dc – double crochet

ch – chain inc – increase
sl st – slip stitch inc blo – increase back loop only
yo – yarn over dec – decrease
sc – single crochet
Special Stitches:
First Double Crochet In The Row (dc1) – sc in the first stitch, ch2. Compared
to the usual method of crocheting a double crochet in the first row (ch3),
this method of constructing it will eliminate the gap that usually occurs
between the first two stitches and will help bring the yarn that is not in use
over to the following row..
Single Crochet Back Loop Only (sc blo) – A stitch has a front and back loop
that meet at one end and look like an horizontal V (looks like this >). To
single crochet in the back loop only, insert the hook in the middle of the V
from top and under the back loop (the loop that is away from you), yo and
draw up a loop. Yarn over and pull through the two loops.
Gauge
Keep the tension relaxed, if your work is too tight, the ends will curl. Use one
size up hook to make the foundation chain and first row.
Gauge is important when crocheting the gingham pattern. Make a small

swatch before starting any larger projects to figure it out how many rows
you need to make to create a square.
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My gauge for this tutorial is 10 stitches and 4 rows per square. The entire
blanket has 9 squares by 11.
Using the yarn weight and hook size suggested in this pattern will create a
blanket size 100cm by 80cm (39.5in by 31.5in).
About
For your convenience, this pattern contains the illustrated tutorial at the
beginning, and print-friendly pattern with no pictures and large print at the
end.
This beautiful 3 in 1 baby blanket acts as a toy, a blanket and a decoration for
your loved one's room. Unfold it and keep your child warm and snuggly
while he is entertained playing with the bear.
Once done, fold it back and it instantly transforms into a decorative item
that you can rest on the arm chair or the side of the cot.
Made with double knit (light worsted) yarn, this blanket is warm and soft,
but light in weight, perfect for babies of all sizes and ages.
The blanket is crocheted neutral shades of brown that fit in any nursery,
make it your own and choose any color that suits your color scheme and
decor. It's gender neutral, will suit both boys and girls.
This pattern will create a baby blanket size 100cm by 80cm (39.5in by
31.5in), but you can make yours as small or as large as you like by changing
the number of the starting chains and the number of rows.
Depending how big you choose the blanket to be, there are 2 different
techniques of folding it: the gate fold technique and the tri fold technique.
For this size of blanket, I used the gate fold Technique explained in detail at
the end.
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1. For small to medium blankets such as pram blankets you should
choose the gate fold technique
2. for larger blankets such as baby blankets use the tri fold technique
Supplies Used For This Pattern
 2 x 100g balls of DK (light worsted yarn) in cream

 2 x 100g balls of DK (light worsted yarn) in brown
 2 x 100g balls of DK (light worsted yarn) in dark brown
 polyfill stuffing
 crochet hooks sizes 4mm
 blunt sewing needle to fit the yarn used to stitch the parts together
 10mm black doll safety eyes
 scissors
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The Pattern
The blanket is made out of 5 different parts:
– 1 x blanket
– 1 x head
– 2 x ears
– 4 x legs
– 3 x buttons & loops
The Blanket
The blanket is crocheted with the double crochet gingham pattern and
consists of a repeat of 2 color changes: dark brown / brown squares,
brown/cream squares.
If you are a tight crocheter, use one size larger hook to make the foundation
chain and row (in this case I used a 4.5mm hook, then a 4mm hook to
complete the blanket).
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The pattern requires you to chain multiples of 28 + 17 chains. The starting
row for this blanket is 129 chains.
Find the detailed tutorial on how to crochet the double crochet gingham
pattern on my Youtube channel (Crafting Happiness) HERE.
The video tutorial shows you the pattern with 10 stitches by 4 rows squares,
but the colors, method and techniques are the same.
Row 1: dc in 5th from hook, 12dc for a total of 14 double crochet stitches.
When you get to the 14th stitch, don't finish it, instead join the brown and
pull through to finish the stitch.
Continue with brown and make 14dc and while doing this, crochet over the
dark brown yarn by laying it along the row of chains as you work to bring it
along.
When you get to the last of the 14 double crochet stitches, don't finish it,
instead pull the dark brow yarn to straighten it and use it to finish that 14th
stitch.
Continue with dark brown and make 14dc, carrying the brown yarn along.
Continue to alternate the colors every 14 stitches.
At the end of the row, right before you finish the last dc, pull the brown yarn
over the dark brown from left to right and finish the double crochet stitch
with the dark brown yarn.
Turn
Rows 2 - 8: Continue with dark brown, dc1 (see special stitches) to carry the
brown yarn over to the next row, 13dc while carrying the brown yarn across,
change colors on the last stitch to brown.
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Make 14dc while carrying the dark brown across, change colors on the last
double crochet stitch to dark brown.
Continue to alternate colors every 14 stitches until the end of the row.
Turn
Row 9: Cut the dark brown yarn leaving a tail.
Pick up the brown yarn, yo and pull through the loop on the hook, pull the
dark brown tail to tighten the loop.
Bring the cream yarn and lay it across the row of stitches, you are going to
crochet over it to bring it along.
With brown yarn, dc1, 13dc.
Change to cream yarn on the last dc and make 14dc while carrying the
brown yarn along.
At the end of the row, right before you finish the last dc, pull the cream yarn
over the brown from left to right and finish the double crochet stitch with
the brown yarn.
Turn
Row 10 - 16: Continue with brown, dc1 to carry the cream yarn over to the
next row, 13dc while carrying the cream yarn across, change colors on the
last double crochet stitch to cream.
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Make 14dc while carrying the brown across, change colors to brown on the
last dc.
At the end of the row, right before you finish the last dc, pull the cream yarn
over the brown from left to right and finish the double crochet stitch with
the brown yarn.
Turn
Row 17: Cut the cream yarn leaving a tail.
Join with the dark brown and pull through the loop on the hook.
Pull the brown yarn tight to close off the loop.
Continue with the dark brown and dc1 not forgetting to carry the brow yarn
across to the next row.
Make 13dc, crocheting over the brown yarn.
Change to brown on the last dc and make 14dc.
Continue changing colors every 14 stitches until the end of the row.
Turn.
Rows 18 – 24: Continue with dark brown, dc1 to carry the brown yarn over
to the next row, 13dc while carrying the brown yarn across, change colors on
the last double crochet stitch to brown.
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Make 14dc while carrying the dark brown across, change colors on the last
double crochet stitch to brown.
Turn
From this point on, the pattern is a repeat of rows 9 through 24.
Continue until you have the desired length (in this case 100cm/39.5in),
fasten off and weave in the ends.
Find the detailed tutorial on how to crochet the double crochet gingham
pattern on my Youtube channel (Crafting Happiness) HERE.
Finish the blanket by crocheting a row of single crochet stitches in dark

brown around the blanket to conceal the color changes that happened at
the end of the rows.
The Head
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The head is made of 2 parts:
– the head
– the muzzle
The Head
Work in a continuous round using a stitch marker or piece of yarn to mark

the beginning of the round.
With dark brown yarn and a 4mm hook, create a magic ring
Round 1: 6sc into the magic ring = 6
Round 2: inc in each stitch = 12
Round 3: *inc, sc*, repeat until end of row = 18
Round 4: *inc, 2sc* , repeat until end of row = 24

Rounds 10 - 19: sc in each stitch = 52
Round 20: *dec, 11sc* , repeat until end of row = 48
Place the eyes between the rows 10 and 11, 6 stitches apart. Start filling the
head with polyfil stuffing. Continue filling as you work up the rounds.
Round 26: *dec, sc* , repeat until end of row = 12
Round 27: dec in each stitch, fasten off and use the tail to close the hole
shut = 6
Weave in ends.
The Muzzle
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Work in a continuous round using a stitch marker or piece of yarn to mark
the beginning of the round.
With cream yarn and a 4mm hook, create a magic ring
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The Ears
Make two. Work in a continuous round using a stitch marker or piece of yarn
to mark the beginning of the round.
With dark brown and a 4mm hook create a magic ring.
Round 9: flatten the ear and sl st through both sides to close the ear = 12
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The Legs
Make four in dark brown and cream. Work in the round, without turning or
closing the round. Use a stitch marker or piece of yarn to mark the beginning
of each round.
With cream color and a 4mm hook, create a magic ring.
Round 1: 6sc in the magic ring = 6
Round 3: *inc, sc*, repeat until the end of the row = 18
Round 4: *inc, 2sc*, repeat until the end of the row = 24
Change colors to dark brown
Round 6: sc blo in each chain = 30
Rounds 7 - 9: sc blo in each chain = 30
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Round 10: 6sc, *dec, sc* x 6, 6sc = 24
Round 11: 6sc, *sc, dec* x 4, 6sc = 20
Round 12: sc in each chain = 20
Round 13: 9sc, dec, 9sc = 19
Rounds 14 & 15: sc in each chain = 19
Round 16: dec, 17sc = 18
Start filling the leg with polyfil stuffing. Continue filling as you work up the
rounds.
Round 25: finish stuffing the leg, flatten it at the end and sl st through both
sides to close it = 8
The Buttons & Loops
The buttons and loops will keep the blanket closed and so, it won't unfold
when rested on the cot, armchair etc.
Make 3 of each.
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The Buttons
With dark brown color and a 4mm hook , create a magic ring.
Round 1: 12sc in the magic ring, sl st in the first stitch and leave a long tail =
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The Loops
Crochet 3 loops on the same side on the blanket, on its length:

– 2 loops on each corner
– 1 loop in the middle between the other 2 loops
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With a 4mm hook, join the dark brown yarn with a sl st to the blanket, ch4,
sl st in the following stitch, fasten off and weave in the ends.
Putting The Blanket Together
Lightly fill the muzzle and lightly squish it into an oval shape. Pin it to the
head, right below the eyes, , like in the photos below.
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Sew the nose on the muzzle with dark brown yarn. Sew the ears on top of
the head as in the photo.
Tie the buttons on the side opposite to where the loops were created, on
the same position as the loops (2 in the corners and 1 in the middle).
Place the blanket with the wrong side up and using the gate fold technique
shown at the beginning, fold the blanket lengthwise then using the tri fold
technique, fold the blanket widthwise. You will end with a square.
If you're still not sure how to fold it, scroll down and see the photos in 'How
To Fold Your Blanket' section.
Mark the corners (for the legs) and the middle of the edge of the blanket
(for the head) with a safety pin or a piece of yarn.
This will be the location of the body parts. make sure the head is located on
the edge of the blanket not the opposite way.
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Unfold the blanket and sew on the legs.
Now sew the head between the front legs, in the middle of the colored
square (square no.5 out of the 9).
This is how your blanket should look like once finished.
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How To Fold Your Blanket
Step 1: lay the blanket on the floor with the wrong side up
Step 2: fold each side up the the center and tie up the buttons by sliding
them through the loops on the opposite side.
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Step 3: divide the length of the blanket in three equal imaginary parts and
fold the end of the blanket (the one that doesn't have the head) like in the
picture below (the end will reach the back legs).
Step 4: fold the blanket again in half as in the picture.
Once folded you can rest it on the side of the sofa, cot, armchair etc, or roll it
inwards and rest it anywhere you like.
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I hope you found my tutorial easy to follow, if you have any issues with the
pattern, please don't hesitate to contact me, I am more than happy to help.
Please see below the printable pattern.
Happy Crocheting!
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The Printable Pattern
The blanket is made out of 5 different parts:
– 1 x blanket
– 1 x head
– 2 x ears
– 4 x legs
– 3 x buttons & loops
The Blanket
The blanket is crocheted with the double crochet gingham pattern

and consists of a repeat of 2 color changes: dark brown / brown
squares, brown/cream squares.
If you are a tight crocheter, use one size larger hook to make the
foundation chain and row (in this case I used a 4.5mm hook, then a
4mm hook to complete the blanket).
The pattern requires you to chain multiples of 28 + 17 chains. The

starting row for this blanket is 129 chains.
Find the detailed tutorial on how to crochet the double crochet

gingham pattern on my Youtube channel (Crafting Happiness) HERE.
The video tutorial shows you the pattern with 10 stitches by 4 rows
squares, but the colors, method and techniques are the same.
Row 1: dc in 5th from hook, 12dc for a total of 14 double crochet

stitches.
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When you get to the 14th stitch, don't finish it, instead join the
brown and pull through to finish the stitch.
Continue with brown and make 14dc and while doing this, crochet
over the dark brown yarn by laying it along the row of chains as you
work to bring it along.
When you get to the last of the 14 double crochet stitches, don't
finish it, instead pull the dark brow yarn to straighten it and use it to
finish that 14th stitch.
Continue with dark brown and make 14dc, carrying the brown yarn
along.
Continue to alternate the colors every 14 stitches.
At the end of the row, right before you finish the last dc, pull the
brown yarn over the dark brown from left to right and finish the
double crochet stitch with the dark brown yarn.
Turn
Rows 2 - 8: Continue with dark brown, dc1 (see special stitches) to

carry the brown yarn over to the next row, 13dc while carrying the
brown yarn across, change colors on the last stitch to brown.
Make 14dc while carrying the dark brown across, change colors on
the last double crochet stitch to dark brown.
Continue to alternate colors every 14 stitches until the end of the

row.
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Turn
Row 9: Cut the dark brown yarn leaving a tail.
Pick up the brown yarn, yo and pull through the loop on the hook,
pull the dark brown tail to tighten the loop.
Bring the cream yarn and lay it across the row of stitches, you are
going to crochet over it to bring it along.
With brown yarn, dc1, 13dc.
Change to cream yarn on the last dc and make 14dc while carrying
the brown yarn along.

row.
cream yarn over the brown from left to right and finish the double
crochet stitch with the brown yarn.
Turn
Row 10 - 16: Continue with brown, dc1 to carry the cream yarn over
to the next row, 13dc while carrying the cream yarn across, change
colors on the last double crochet stitch to cream.
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Make 14dc while carrying the brown across, change colors to brown
on the last dc.

row.
cream yarn over the brown from left to right and finish the double
crochet stitch with the brown yarn.
Turn
Row 17: Cut the cream yarn leaving a tail.
Join with the dark brown and pull through the loop on the hook.
Pull the brown yarn tight to close off the loop.
Continue with the dark brown and dc1 not forgetting to carry the
brow yarn across to the next row.
Make 13dc, crocheting over the brown yarn.
Change to brown on the last dc and make 14dc.
Turn.
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Rows 18 – 24: Continue with dark brown, dc1 to carry the brown
yarn over to the next row, 13dc while carrying the brown yarn
across, change colors on the last double crochet stitch to brown.
Make 14dc while carrying the dark brown across, change colors on
the last double crochet stitch to brown.
Turn
From this point on, the pattern is a repeat of rows 9 through 24.
Continue until you have the desired length (in this case
100cm/39.5in), fasten off and weave in the ends.
Find the detailed tutorial on how to crochet the double crochet

gingham pattern on my Youtube channel (Crafting Happiness) HERE.
Finish the blanket by crocheting a row of single crochet stitches in

dark brown around the blanket to conceal the color changes that
happened at the end of the rows.
The Head
The head is made of 2 parts:

– the head
– the muzzle
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The Head
Work in a continuous round using a stitch marker or piece of yarn to

mark the beginning of the round.
With dark brown yarn and a 4mm hook, create a magic ring
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Place the eyes between the rows 10 and 11, 6 stitches apart. Start
filling the head with polyfil stuffing. Continue filling as you work up
the rounds.
Round 26: *dec, sc* , repeat until end of row = 12
Round 27: dec in each stitch, fasten off and use the tail to close the
hole shut = 6
Weave in ends.
The Muzzle
Work in a continuous round using a stitch marker or piece of yarn to

mark the beginning of the round. With cream yarn and a 4mm
hook, create a magic ring
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The Ears
Make two. Work in a continuous round using a stitch marker or

piece of yarn to mark the beginning of the round.
With dark brown and a 4mm hook create a magic ring.
Round 9: flatten the ear and sl st through both sides to close the ear
= 12
The Legs
Make four in dark brown and cream. Work in the round, without
turning or closing the round. Use a stitch marker or piece of yarn to
mark the beginning of each round.
With cream color and a 4mm hook, create a magic ring.
Round 1: 6sc in the magic ring = 6
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Round 3: *inc, sc*, repeat until the end of the row = 18
Change colors to dark brown
Round 6: sc blo in each chain = 30
Rounds 7 - 9: sc blo in each chain = 30
Round 10: 6sc, *dec, sc* x 6, 6sc = 24
Round 11: 6sc, *sc, dec* x 4, 6sc = 20
Round 12: sc in each chain = 20
Start filling the leg with polyfil stuffing. Continue filling as you work
up the rounds.
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Round 25: finish stuffing the leg, flatten it at the end and sl st
through both sides to close it = 8
The Buttons & Loops
The buttons and loops will keep the blanket closed and so, it won't
unfold when rested on the cot, armchair etc.
Make 3 of each.
The Buttons
With dark brown color and a 4mm hook , create a magic ring.
Round 1: 12sc in the magic ring, sl st in the first stitch and leave a
long tail = 6
The Loops
Crochet 3 loops on the same side on the blanket, on its length:
– 2 loops on each corner

– 1 loop in the middle between the other 2 loops
–
With a 4mm hook, join the dark brown yarn with a sl st to the
blanket, ch4, sl st in the following stitch, fasten off and weave in the
ends.
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magic ring dc – double crochet

Gauge is important when crocheting the gingham pattern. Make a small

Supplies Used For This Pattern

 2 x 100g balls of DK (light worsted yarn) in cream

Continue to alternate the colors every 14 stitches.

Row 9: Cut the dark brown yarn leaving a tail.

With brown yarn, dc1, 13dc.

Row 17: Cut the cream yarn leaving a tail.

Pull the brown yarn tight to close off the loop.

Make 13dc, crocheting over the brown yarn.

Change to brown on the last dc and make 14dc.

Finish the blanket by crocheting a row of single crochet stitches in dark

Work in a continuous round using a stitch marker or piece of yarn to mark

Round 1: 6sc into the magic ring = 6

Round 2: inc in each stitch = 12

Round 3: *inc, sc*, repeat until end of row = 18

Round 4: *inc, 2sc* , repeat until end of row = 24

Round 5: *inc, 3sc* , repeat until end of row = 30

Round 6: *inc, 4sc* , repeat until end of row = 36

Round 9: *inc, 11sc* , repeat until end of row = 52

Rounds 10 - 19: sc in each stitch = 52

Round 20: *dec, 11sc* , repeat until end of row = 48

Round 21: *dec, 6sc* , repeat until end of row = 42

Round 22: *dec, 5sc* , repeat until end of row = 36

Round 23: *dec, 4sc* , repeat until end of row = 30

Round 24: *dec, 3sc* , repeat until end of row = 24

Round 25: *dec, 2sc* , repeat until end of row = 18

Round 26: *dec, sc* , repeat until end of row = 12

With cream yarn and a 4mm hook, create a magic ring

Round 1: 6sc into the magic ring = 6

Round 2: inc in each stitch = 12

Round 3: *inc, sc*, repeat until end of row = 18

Round 4: *inc, 2sc* , repeat until end of row = 24

Rounds 5 - 8: sc in each stitch = 24

With dark brown and a 4mm hook create a magic ring.

Round 1: 6sc into the magic ring = 6

Round 2: inc in each stitch = 12

Round 3: *inc, sc*, repeat until end of row = 18

Round 4: *inc, 2sc* , repeat until end of row = 24

Rounds 5 - 8: sc in each stitch = 24

With cream color and a 4mm hook, create a magic ring.

Round 1: 6sc in the magic ring = 6

Round 2: inc in each stitch = 12

Round 3: *inc, sc*, repeat until the end of the row = 18

Round 4: *inc, 2sc*, repeat until the end of the row = 24

Round 5: *inc, 3sc*, repeat until the end of the row = 30

Change colors to dark brown

Round 6: sc blo in each chain = 30

Rounds 7 - 9: sc blo in each chain = 30

Round 11: 6sc, *sc, dec* x 4, 6sc = 20

Round 12: sc in each chain = 20

Round 13: 9sc, dec, 9sc = 19

Rounds 14 & 15: sc in each chain = 19

Round 16: dec, 17sc = 18

Rounds 17 & 18: sc in each chain = 18

Round 19: 8sc, dec, 8sc = 17

Rounds 20 & 21: sc in each chain = 17

Round 22: dec, 15sc = 16

Rounds 23 & 24: sc in each chain = 16

The Buttons & Loops

Round 3: inc, sc, repeat until end of row = 18

Round 4: inc, 2sc , repeat until end of row = 24

Round 5: inc, 3sc , repeat until end of row = 30

Round 6: inc, 4sc , repeat until end of row = 36

Round 9: inc, 11sc , repeat until end of row = 52

Round 20: dec, 11sc , repeat until end of row = 48

Round 21: dec, 6sc , repeat until end of row = 42

Round 22: dec, 5sc , repeat until end of row = 36

Round 23: dec, 4sc , repeat until end of row = 30

Round 24: dec, 3sc , repeat until end of row = 24

Round 25: dec, 2sc , repeat until end of row = 18

Round 26: dec, sc , repeat until end of row = 12

Round 3: inc, sc, repeat until end of row = 18

Round 4: inc, 2sc , repeat until end of row = 24

Round 3: inc, sc, repeat until end of row = 18

Round 4: inc, 2sc , repeat until end of row = 24

Round 3: inc, sc, repeat until the end of the row = 18

Round 4: inc, 2sc, repeat until the end of the row = 24

Round 5: inc, 3sc, repeat until the end of the row = 30

Round 11: 6sc, sc, dec x 4, 6sc = 20

Round 3: inc, sc, repeat until end of row = 18

Round 4: inc, 2sc , repeat until end of row = 24

Round 5: inc, 3sc , repeat until end of row = 30

Round 6: inc, 4sc , repeat until end of row = 36

Round 7: inc, 5sc , repeat until end of row = 42

Round 8: inc, 6sc , repeat until end of row = 48

Round 9: inc, 11sc , repeat until end of row = 52

Round 20: dec, 11sc , repeat until end of row = 48

Round 21: dec, 6sc , repeat until end of row = 42

Round 22: dec, 5sc , repeat until end of row = 36

Round 23: dec, 4sc , repeat until end of row = 30

Round 24: dec, 3sc , repeat until end of row = 24

Round 25: dec, 2sc , repeat until end of row = 18

Round 26: dec, sc , repeat until end of row = 12

Round 3: inc, sc, repeat until end of row = 18

Round 4: inc, 2sc , repeat until end of row = 24

Round 3: inc, sc, repeat until end of row = 18

Round 4: inc, 2sc , repeat until end of row = 24

Round 4: inc, 2sc, repeat until the end of the row = 24

Round 5: inc, 3sc, repeat until the end of the row = 30

Round 10: 6sc, dec, sc x 6, 6sc = 24

Round 11: 6sc, sc, dec x 4, 6sc = 20