CTEM UT ney Ua LINE vasa 6 (Oe Ee: i Projects! sie Tunisian 6 a Teele) THROWS Cowls & Scarves Stitch and Donate a Cat MatYarns, Books, and Tools i Reviews for you 14 For the Cause Comfort for Critters 16 Cat Met 17 Meet Jazmine Feniator, Crocheter and Olympic Athlete Winter Warm-Ups 18 Corvette Com 19 Slanted: iow Wrap 20 Topped-Of Boot Tonnes 21 Super-Churky Cowl 22 Doubio tes Scat 23 Rufle Math 24 Technique 1-2-3 Tunisian Crochet Turi Shrugs Season of the Heart ‘28 Have @ Heet Table Runner 28 Handing U My Hear Mittens ‘20/Mom and Me Soaves 81 Be Mine Bag and Hot Pad 32 Gram's Hands Joining the Generations with Crochet ‘Animal Sipper Shoes £85 Cozy Kitty Scart Winter Babies {38 Swimming Lesson Baby Blanket 837 Side-to-Side Baby Barket {38 Tptoe Softy Baby Blanket 29 Valentine AghaChill-Chasing Throws 40 Long-and:Tal Grerry Throw 41 Blue-on-Bve Afghan 42 Pocch Protector Chal Cover 43 A Wak in the Woods Throw & Pilow 44 The Basics Abbreviations, information, and techniques 46 The Patterns Patterns forall projects 66 We Love to Hear from Our Stitchers!~ (ARNS, BOOKS, AND TOOLS The latest and greatest for your crocheting inspiration and pleasure FASHION CROCHET: 30 CROCHET PROJECTS INSPIRED BY THE RUNWAY by Claire Montgomerie Featuring 20 pattems inspired crecty by th high-Sashion runway, this book includes a variety of garments and accessories. Each projects accompanied not only by a photo of the fished pce, but alo by an image ofthe uray ‘garment hat provided te inspiration forthe design and the designer's crgnal Sketch. Claro Montgomerie has producod a book that is trendy and usu forboth beginner and experianced crocheters. Fashion Crochat wil pul 2 ‘temporary catwak fashions on your hook! From Caton Books, WOOL-EASE® THICK & QUICK® STRIPES from Lion Brand Yarns® \Wool-Ease Thick & Quick yarn has the fel, warms, and softness of woot withthe easy care of ary. Now you can root for your home team with new sel-stiging shades! Each clorway includes sod blocks of color wth Striped sections, so you can creat fast frish tear spirt projects without changing colors. Ths yan is machine washable and cryable, CROCHET RED: CROCHETING FOR WOMEN'S: HEART HEALTH by Laura Zander Lara Zande, owner of leacng online yarn anc fabric retary Beans Woo, brings us the thi it nthe Stitch Red series of crating books that brings awareness to heart cisease. Crochet Fe features 30 gorgoous hoart-health-insired croctet designs. Here you wl nd (garments, acessores, and home décor patter, alin varous shades (fred, decigned by some ofthe best-known crachat designers the Industry. Crochet Red alco reminds women to take slaps to ve 8 heather tfstyle vith an ene section devted to information about hart csaase and hawt ve heart-healthy. A elth-nsped book te ‘mind and bod From Sith & Spring Books, MEDIUM TOTAL TOTE from Creative Options? ‘The Medun Tot Tet ea prety caryal or your crfing supp. Weare faux pre sede and eases 275° x Wx 925" ‘The toe conta a removable cater wall wtih lowe fx cherse rage opts, nd aso teats a removed pred oc tas ial fr taking sar sup Qe crochet hots) on the go, et ‘etal are pnt of poses, a pperedcompatant an adja dates tohod crochet hooks slsors ate moze, yn ness, arn works progress, and mor. The Meu Toa Tote hare Indatracve storage soon, no mater what ou rating pleasure ‘Soe wn reateoptonscrats.com for more oman, (Contrsecen page 10) Bovenet 1293YARNS, BOOKS, AND TOOLS conivestomaae PIERCING CROCHET HOOKS from Edgit™ Lea to crochet onthe edge wth Edt Plercing Crochet Hooks. These Unique hooks lt you crochet on the edge of biankets, bu clots, bb, pillowcases, towol, and just about anywhere ols you wou! ke toembelsh an edge. You don't need an expensive hemstich machine to make the holes—Edgit hooks feature an optimal tip for smooth Piercing, so there's no need 1o punch holes. You can piece rough {wo layers of flannel, nd they work with pee-hemsttched barkets burp cloths, and ibs. Avalable at ww ammessbabies.com. CELEBRITY CROCHET SLOUCHY BEANIES FOR THE FAMILY BOOK 2 by Lisa Gentry ‘Souchy beanies are on trend-—even celebries are wearing them, ‘ro matter what the season. This must be what inepred Lisa Gentry to produce a folow-p book to Caley Crochet Soucy Beanie fortho Family There's bound 1 be abeaniehareto suit everyone you know Patton are wit for arango of sizes aed incu a varity of styles for kis and adits. Most ofthe pater are wittn for an easy sl evel so you dont ave tobe an expert to make these beanies, "Bonus onina video tutorials ae also ced. From Leture As SIMPLY SOFT® PAINTS from Caron® "Wrap yourseln comfort and lsu wth te ever-popular Sealy Sot yam in the ombre coors of Paints. This yarn ges you everyting you love about Simply Soft—the weight, the luster, the drape, and the '@ whole pant box flo color in every skein. In fac, each ‘olorway “paris yp o elght hues na beat tapestry of color in your fished project And guess what? They've just added four new shades to tho no, making your decision on yam edlr for your noxt project that uch move changing} Paints is machine washable and dab 100 QUICK & EASY CROCHET STITCHES by Darla Sims [Do you wat ean how to crochet ast? OF course you dl Dra Sins ‘hows you how to eut your crochet time sigifcanty—up 10 50% oF ‘More. Lear ticks to inereave your crocheting progress before you even ‘get past the introduction, There are 100 quick-to-sitch, e25)-1o-ea (and remember crochet stiches inched, Anal of Daas stich books, ‘ery crochet sch is accomparied by & color photo and clear instuc: tins. Hooked yet? From Annie's, ‘STARBELLA® from Premier Yarns® ‘Sterballa from Premier Yarns can be used in mutiole ways. seit a it comes ftom the ballin tape form or opan up and ‘crochet wih te oops across the top. This 1008% acrylic yam Is fun and bright, perfec for scares and shawls. One skein ‘can make a singe scart—it you want a longer scar, just ada fanathor skein. Starbala makes creating rules a breeze! Hans wash in cold watr and ay fat o (Contruecon page 12) 10 crochetYARNS, BOOKS, AND TOOLS cosiecitompage 10) SHORT ROW TUNISIAN FASHION by Kim Guzman Get the lok of knit with Tunisian erochet—beter yt, werk in hort rows ‘and got some exra-rewardng places! Al ofthe procs included inthis ‘booklet are made in @ ares of smal segments that ae quick to work anc {9 surprisingly fat Laan about shor row Tunisian crochet wth the easy- te-folow isructions and photos, then you're on your way to making any ‘one of sc fashionable project. you needa ite xtra hel, there's oven fen one video torial From Leis As, BOUTIQUE™ SWERVE™ from Red Heart® = Make a scart in just mirutes—with your bare hand! Boutique BOTT ‘Swerve is aloopy yer thats fun and so easy to use, making ta Swerve. Petect choice fora chic’ rst yam projet. This supe-buly yar ‘works wonder for scarves, balding, hand chairing, and eat prejecs. It can be crocheted en a 820 0 Nook, Ha wash ths yar gonty in cold water LOOMKNITTING LOOM KNITTING FOR BABIES & TODDLERS by Isela Phelps Tok anit TODDLERS Issa Phaps rings another eric resource to the lor iting commun wth this mate ‘book. The featured designs ae all adorabe, fun, and easy to make The book begins ‘wth an formatenal chapter on foom kniteg tool and techniques, then roves 00 {olnstuctons fr 30 pattems (which nude toys, hats, baby garments, and more) The tabo of contents is provided i a pictorial sto, so you can see srapshots of the designs ata glance. This is defintely a must-have book for lon titers! From ‘St. Man's Gti, BAMBOO INTERCHANGEABLE "CARRY T* ay HOOK SET by Tulip? ‘This St is made in Japan tothe most exacting standards fom the ighes-grade bamboo and features a smooth rotary cable jin to prevent tsi and an internal aber rng o keep the conection ‘2, Indluded in each set are ten bamboo Tunisian hooks with natural wax fish (20s US E through M, including ),thee ‘cable (247, 32% 40", ne connecter, te stopper, two tapes neo des, one needa gauge with bult-n yan cutter. ane a soft gold case (rich measures 4°H x 75°W cosod),Distrbuted by Lanta Mooncera ENS “| Project Requires.Convertible Cowl ‘This simple-to-stitch, versatile Convertible Cow! is’ an Ide ‘dalton to your wardrobe. With ‘our different ways to wear it, youare sure ind you pertect The pattern is on page 46. Project Requires. YARN; BERNATS Soheo® Onan COLOR: 3 balls #28307 Lavender CROCHET HOOK: US M-13 orm) Orso to obtain gauge OTHER MATERIALS: 5 buttons 25mm day 18 crochet 14Margret Wilson has combined beautiful sel-striping yarn with an ‘easy-to-memorize stitch. pattern {0.create this spectacular Sianted- View Wrap. Find Margret's pattern ‘on page 47. Project Reauires... 'YARN: RED HEART® Boutique™ Unforgetabi™ COLOR: 6 bals 13995 Dragontty CROCHET HOOK: US 1-8 (rn) Grae to obtain gauge Slanted-View WrapTopped-Off Boot Toppers Keep your legs warm and styish ‘with Kren MeKenna’s Topped-Of Boot Toppers, featuring &'smooth yarn for warmin inside Goots anda Jorgeous textured yarn for interest on top. The patter On page 8, mle sempre (os) YARN: RED HEART® With Love® and FED HEART@ Goutque Swerve™ oe eee CROCHET HOOKS: US J-10 60m) ‘size to obtain gauge and US P15 (om)Super-Chunky Cowl Project Requires "YARN: LION BRAND Hometown Usie OLOR: 2 bal #174 Gran Rapids (CROCHET HOOK: US NiP-15 (1omm) Diane Moyer utilized a large! hhook and thick yarn to quickly | stitch this pretty Super-Chunky | Gomi to keep you warm and to| dress up ary jacket. Find the| patter on page 48.1pfolW oS Wie) Scarf aera peeeiae rns nthe folowing pags, e. B page, ihe fat make : eurcun ‘Dole fles Scar ing area Préject Requires. "YARN: PREMIER® YARNS Deborah ‘Nonile ipaca Dance" COLOR: 1 ball #0016 Siver Fog (CROCHET HOOK: US J-10 (6mm) (OTHER MATERIALS: Stitch markers, yarn needleRuffle Math by Andee Graves Fulfles have always been a favorite of mine. They are decorative but also very {functional for warmth in garments and accessories—the open spaces between the ruffles traps body heat. | also love math, so when the book Crocheting ‘Adventures with Hyperbolic Planes by Daina Taimina (AK Peters/GRC Press, 2008) was released a few years ago, | was completely intrigued. Math, crochet, and rufies alin one book! ‘You may be asking: "What is a hyperbolic plane?" The geometrical explanation {gs "a surface with constant negative curvature." A simpler explanation is “ries.” Fllfles are all about curvature, and curvature In crochet is all about increases, You can see hyperbolic planes all around you in nature, especially in the plant World. Look at leafy plants Ike lettuce and kale—those wavy, curly edges mean there is @ larger amount of surface area to the leaf, which allows the plant to ‘maximize the amount of sunlight it can harness to create food. Fora true hyperbolic plane, the rate of increase remains the same forall rows or rounds of crochet. That rate of increase can vary a great deal, though the more rows you have, the more visible the curvature ofthe plane. The example in photo B has a much more dramatic ruffle effect in 8 rows, but Ifyou crocheted the example in photo A to 16 rows, you would see an equiva- lently dramatic ruffing, as shown in photo C. ‘My fondness for rufies inspired my Double Rutties Scarf (page 22). | saw this ‘design as a great way to explore the variations of rule math that were bouncing ‘about in my brain after reading Daina’s book. The pattern | came up with isn't a true hyperbolic plane, but many of the concepts are there, | wanted to create a soft ruffied edge along a flat oblong scarf. That meant figuring out the increases for the ends of the unrutfied center. | then needed to determine the Increase rata forthe ruffle rounds. The increases had to occur frequently enough to create the soft flaring into the edge ruffle | had in mind without creating cupping at the ends of the scart ‘Two things you will notice when working the scar i that you use a lot of yarn to create the rufle rounds and that It takes much longer to work around the edge. Found 5, in particular, doubles the number of stitches. Ths is true when working ‘any sor of hyperbolic plane —each row or round increases in length very quickly itis one reason that crochet is an ideal medium for making models of hyperbolic planes, since we generally dealing with only one stitch ata time, ‘Some fun variations to try with the Double Rutles Scarf patter isto make it into ‘anack cozy orto play with the Increase rates for Rounds 3-5. ‘To oreate a neck cozy, shorten the length of the foundation. For my neck cozy (shown in photo 0), | used a foundation of 39 fsc, then worked the pattern for the same 6 rounds as the scarf with fewer shells along the length. | also made a neck cozy version in which | changed the increase rate for rounds 3-5 to be more of a true hyperbolic plane (eee photo E). | ust repeated the instructions for Round 3 for Rounds 4 and § minus the stitch marker placement. Ifyou decide to play with these increase changes for the longer scarf, you wil ‘need to purchase more yarn. Have some fun with yourruffies! Andee Graves is a crochet designer and teacher who Ines in the mountane of Clorado with her husband, two'sns, anda vary of fury ends. She nds crochet tobe an exctng,dversefoer a for both scuptural and \Wearabo designs. Andee Ras been crocheting fr most Other fe and remains endess nique bythe vary Df diferent techriquos, Se owes toachng cochet and passing along those methods to chars Crochet 14293 2324 Crochet 16263 Tuni Shrugs Patterns begin on page 49. Foundation iow (Beginn: Project Requires... (YARN: PREMIER® YARNS Ever Soft® \) coton:2 ats woes cate | CROCHET HOOKS: USK-105 Gite crates ata gu Mongar gent poor angUek-108 of Sand OTHER MATERIALS: Sitch markers, yam need Various Stitches (Novice) COLORS: 2 bale each #401 Grey Marbse and #400 Ostmoal (CROCHET HOOKS: US M-13 2mm) Sram oan igs Tata crochet) rm) standard Sahat hook (OTHER MATERIALS: Stch markers, yarn needleColor Changes (Intermediate) Project Requires... YARN: CARON® Siro COLORS: son ach #9707 Dac Sipe Fe Scat a Fo CROCHET HOOKS: US K-10 ‘iil Schack nt 308 eet nok (5mm) standard (OTHER MATERIALS: Stitch markers, yarn neadle Tunisian Crochet by Kim Guzman 1 know what you're thinking: “Oh no, Tunisian crochet is too hard—'m not ready!" But 've got a surprise for you. In previous issues, 've been teaching you how to Tunisian crochet without pressure and without your knowledge! Yes indeed, 've taught you briefly about foundation stitches, which are nothing more than Tunisian crochet worked on very few stitches. And I've taught you linked stitches, which are actually Tunisian crochet in a join-as-you-go method. So you see, I've already given you all the sklls you need to get down to business with some Tunisian crochet. ‘There are three parts to this article: foundation row, various stitches, and color changes. These are the skis you will need In order to stitch the projects I've designed specifically for this issue. oundation Row ‘To begin, you'll make a chain, just like most other crochet. projects. Your chain count wil be the same number as your stitch count, which Is a good thing to remember as you're leaming so you can avoid adding oF losing stitches as you practice. | prefer to turn the chain ver and insert the hook Into the back horizontal bar to pull loop up, as shown by the arrows, Insert your hook into the second cchain from the hook, yarn over, and pull a loop through. Leave that oop on your hook. Now ingert your hook in the next chain, Yyarn over, and pull a loop through. Continue in this manner until you hhave the same number of loops fon your hook as your inital chain ‘count. Grochet 1‘To close these loops, you wil start by mak- ing a chain one. Simply yarn over and pull through one loop on the hook. ‘To continue with the closing, you will yan ‘over and pull through two loops on the hook. Continue until you end with only ‘one loop on your hook. ‘This completes the foundation row for typ cal patterns. You wil soe it in the Beginner ‘and Novice pattems that accompany this Atticl. The Intermediate pattern, because it's intermediate, includes a diferent foun- by Alison Hoffman ‘A.couple of years ago, my sister gave me some handmade slippers. They were nothing fancy —just a simple pair of gray felted ballet slippers with button embellish ments—but | cried when | opened the package. There is something about receiving a gift that you know someone spent hours crafting by hand that far outshines a store-bought present. | wear those comfy woo! slippers al the time, and each time | get them out, | get a fuzzy feeling all over, not just in my toes. Children love slippers too, especially if they're warm and cozy—and with a special litle animal face, these slippers come to life! Gram will love whipping up these easy-to-crochet slippers, and her helper will enjoy decorating the face Cf her new friends. These slippers are made to fit sizes 2 to 3, but with hook adjustments or yarn substitution, they can fit smaller or slightly larger feet. Lt your helper pick out the yarn. The yarn used in our pattern is super soft and non-piling, something absolutely nec- ‘essaty for slippers, Bright colors can be used in non-traditional ways —consider making violet bears, bright yellow cats, blue monkeys, or red mice! ‘These slippers are crocheted in rounds starting atthe sole. The slipper part is crocheted onto the sole all in one piece. tall cuff is crocheted separately and sewn on, Ribbing makes the shoes stretchy —leaving the cuff up will create ‘warm and snuggly slipper-shoe boots, while folding it down will make comfy ankle booties. The only other pieces to ‘crochet are animal ears. Choose rounded ears if you want to make a bear— they can also be used for a mouse, beaver, monkey, of even an elephant. Use pointed ears for a cat, fox, tiger, dog, pig, or zebra. Gram has crocheted the puppy slippers and ‘Alice is ready to help her decorate them. if you prefer kitties, the yellow sipper shows different byes, a nose, and whiskers—the pattern tells ‘you how to make those changes, Create your wn fun by thinking up other embelishments ‘or your custom-made slippers. ‘Gram holds the puppy's ear while "i Aloe sews itn place. (Gram has drawn the cicies forthe eyes and nose On the two fet ploves and lets Aloe cut them out 13 83 Crochet 1“Tomake these slippers, Alice puts a dot of glue on the back ofan eye and applies itt the slipper: She does the same for the pup, which makes the puppy slipper realy come alvel For the final step, Alice turns the slippers over tothe sole side, She then adds siripes or dots of pul paint fo make’ sure her slippers don't slip. (Maybe we should call them *no-slippers"?) 34 crochet 1-203 “The last step in making the puppy's face Is gleing on the litle black nose. ‘The last step in making these slippers really functional is to add stripes of puff paint to the soles. The lines don't have to be perfect, so let yourhelper try it first, After they dry, they'li make, the slippers safe and non-slip. ‘These slippers look adorable, feel comfortable, and represent another of Gram and her helper's fabulous collaborations. They're sure to warm, your litle one's toes—and also her heart!Cozy Kitty Scarf 22 bal each #100 New "York ‘White, #102 Honolulu Pek, and #153Swimming Lesson Baby Blanket Tg evel nos ‘Customize your blanket by including ‘Same number of baby turtles as there are children in the recipient's growing family. Find the pattern on page 59. "YARN: RED HEART Super Saver® ‘COLORS: 2 shoins each #885 Dat Blue and #668 Honeydew 1 skon 3 81 art Bl, #011 Yn, JOCHET HOOK: US |- (5.5mm) ‘rsize to obtain gauge OTHER MATERIALS: Yar noose, stich marker, small amourt of stuting amSide-to-Side 1sY-\e\Val=ii-lal-1e “2e| the warmth of this cushy Side- Side Baby Blanket. Stitched from ile BABY Blanket 488221 Sunny CROCHET HOOK: US L-11 (mn)fers Tiptoe Softly tex. | inket is deeply tured—and the reversibility 1s ‘a bonus, You'll want to make ore than one of thesel Find | ‘Susan's pattern on page 61. Project Requires... YARN: LION BRAND® Pound of loves COLORS: 2 bas ¥400 White and ‘bal #196 Paste! Groen CROCHET HOOKS: US N-13 2mm) AND USK-10°5 (50m)Valentine Afghan 5 sro ut rt son wor ms one! 6 F i pwelen) Eee tes re eS tasy tosolow stapig pattern make afghan ta te pater on COLORS: ston each 4511 he, ‘275 Petal Pn #706 Pertoct Pt S778 Dark Orch, and #590 Orc CROCHET HOOK: US J-10 mm)Chill-Chasing POLIS COLORS: 2 shine po7o8 Da rocelat shan oa 7 Bove, {9700 Aun fed 98710 Coty Bug, and #97! Dark Country Bh [CROCHET HOOK: US 1-8 6m) ‘You will ove the’ construction of this and: Tall Granny Throws srioly agent Granny Sauer actly Granny Rectangle) comprised o! 2 gorgea palette of colors. Use the colo we sug- ‘Gest or choose five of your own. Find the e62.Blue-on-Blue Afghan Enjoy stichng tis stunning Blvo” 1B afghan by Margret Wilson, Wl love het neretng take on the aaltonal igeag patter! Margret's patter on page 62 OLORS: 4 bals each #1009 Blue and #1018 Corsflower: 3 als #1019 Navy; 2 bails #1008 Baby Blue ‘CROCHET HOOK: US J-10 (6mm) OTHER MATERIALS: Stich markers {optiona), yarn needlePOM am alee i conerei) ai alco\ meadThe Basics Double Crochet 2 ether tbops.on ‘over and cra through ath one loop remains on hook, yam: ink 44 Crochet 162+3 X or + Sta oer sno up top wo oopsAbbreviations Gauge and Gauge Swatches Gauge a set of measurements vse ones how lage your stghes and rows sould be achieve ents srt 7 {hese achieve bythe designe These res clue he ize dtr = double treble crochet lhe piece and the drape or softness of the resulting abr. Ffyour'gauge offers significant from the designers gauge, ‘your pises willbe a ciferent size and may be ster or oppior ‘nd{s) = round(s) ‘han Gosted RS = right side ‘Gauge is typically given as two measurements: 1) stitch seine octet X or + Shey ath Peciee camel eae iat Shoe enor teaver mae “To determine if you are working tothe corect gauge, you can ‘make @ gauge swaten, Or fhe place you are main is at Feast wide to Begin: you can start making the pleat, rk for ‘atleast 4'/10em, and then measure your gauge ove this plece. “To make a gauge swatch, uso the indicated size And eltchindleated inthe Gauge section to mak Sample plece. For example, ifthe gauge fs in single crochet, 12 sis end 14 rows = 4"/10cm, you want to work apiece that iba least 12 ets wide and 14 rows lang, We recommend working apiece that is abit arger than @/10cm. After making the small flece, ay fat but dent setch it. Uso aruler to measure Soross a Yow near the center othe place and count {he numbor of stitches In 4'/10em, then measure and count ‘the number of rows in 4/70 em Ifthe numberof sitches or ‘Osan ne mbar of ttchen aren te ‘Gauge, ty again using a smaller Hook the nu e ‘Serows 2 greater than the numberof stitches or rows given in ‘the gauge ry again using a lager hook Important Notes {Rie uaualy more important to achieve sich gauge than row age tt youmust choos, chow teh omg, "Seal fo achieve a good ft for sweaters tis ‘Signy fess eral for ats and Sippers that are Sesigned to ‘Stet tof Ris even less cra for barkels, bags, toy, and ‘Scares f the om you are making must it tis worth the me {Ratomyou re naling dosent reel tthe page YOU the tem you are making doesn gauge you [Schiove dan vary more from to designers gauge and 0 eld accoptabi resus, 2B'Sometmes a pater indicates thatthe gaugo fs not cttcal. Forauch pattern. ensure that heres nota note somewhere ‘se indicating that you should work tight or foosely. Such Motes tet you know wether the resulting fabric Should be st (rer tapi or more fonng ork 0s). egin or end. Asterisks wil be refered toa Tepeat™ Sip Eee een fn across, repeat from "to next Seu Separates steps within an instruction. Em dash (=) ~ Along dash placed at the end of an Inaction. The number folowing the em dash indicatos {he numberof stitches you should have worked in that row orround, Parentheses () Surround comments that prove more etal about a step wihin an inatucton. Examples: Ch {counts as fst de), § don next (enol mace) Surrounds Iruliple stitches that ave alto be workod into the samo Sitch Examples, 3, erent (ein an ‘ont ch-s ep. Parentheses and commas ae ised [etrcton uualy the numero aches to bs wo Intended for afeont sos, Exarspe: sc inroxt 3 (4 5,6) ts. Ifyou are mang the smailst size, you would se nth next $8 Ss tyou are making the next size, you would sc in the rox 4s, and 50.0%. cee a SS ee Ren eee ‘Square brackets [] - Suround steps that are to be repeated ‘2 Spectfc number of times. Example: (sc n next st. de next St trinnext st de m non st) 4 times. ‘Standard Yarn weight System Typeset vars Yarn woah " Suet rempese @H) cone sovpens ney QE) 225-280 sony QB) 35-450 Saar EB) essen inant ore ann (QE) 55-50 cnemyontne EE) conn ‘Yar canbe groupes ito rent wot When auettuing one yarn {oranothey always ook ra yan n {he same waht category. Thor's, ‘orange wan the sae wot stogorySwathing gauge he Destiny fo check wee are stbstnn wl wor wel (SRiLL Levels 41 - Beginner 2-Novice - Intermediate Buty, super hank, ee ee ‘9mm and arg fst wm cochet-2.combos Grochet 1920Rnd 1 (RS): Sc in 2nd ch from hook ‘and in next 7 ch, 3 so in last ch ‘working across opposite side of foundation ch, sc in next 8 ch, 3 se innext ch (ch skipped at beg of td); join with ! st in frst so—22 so. Rnd 2: Ch 1, [sc in next 8 ‘each of next 3 sc] twice: ‘tin frst sc—28 sc. [Rnd 3: Ch 3, "sc in next 8 so, [2 sc innnext so, sc in next sc] 8 times; repeat from" once more; jon with slstin fist so—34 ec. [Rnd 4: Ch 5, sc in each se around; join with si stn fist sc. Rnd : Ch 1, “sc in next 8 so, [2 sc innnext sc, sc in next 2 sc] 3 times; AG crochet 1 repeat from * once more; join with sl sti first so— Rind 6: Ch 4, °sc in next 8 86, [2 so in next sc, sc in next 3 sc] 3 times; repeat around; join with sist in first sc. Rnd 8: Ch 1,2 scin fist 0, [Sc in next 2 sc, 2 sc in next sc] 15 times; join with sistin fist sc—62 sts. Rnd 9: Ch 1, so in each se around join with sl stn first sc. Rnd 10: Ch 1, [sc in next 2 0, 2.6 In next so} 20, times, sc in last 2 sc; join with sist in fist sc— 82 sts. Rnds 11 and 12: Ch 1, sc in each Rnd 13: Ch 1, [sc in next 8 sc, 2 sc in next sc] 20 times, sc in ast 2 sc; join with si stn fst sc—102 sts. Rnd 14: Ch 1, sc in each se around joln with si stin fst se. Edging Rind (WS): Turn sist in ‘each st around. Fasten of FINISHING ‘Weave in ends. Lay flat and block. Embroidery Use photo as a guide for embroidery. If desired, photocopy and enlarge cat template. Cut around outer ‘edge of template and cut the eyes ‘and nose oul. Place template on mat as desired and use as guide. Embroider outine and features in ‘any order desired. Designer recom- 'mends beginning with the eyes, ‘nose, and mouth. Embroider Eyes: With 2 strands of black pearl cotton, embroider short ‘overlapping straight stitches around ‘outer edge of eye to outline the eye. With 2 strands of green pearl cotton, ‘work satin stitches lengthwise ‘across to fillin the eye. With 2 strands of black pearl cotton, work ‘several straight stitches (twisting them around each other as you ‘work) or a bullion stitch in the center (of the eye for the pupil Embroider Nose and Mouth: With 2 strands of black pearl cotton, ‘work satin stitches to filn nose. Embroider straight stitch curves on teach side of nose for mouth. With 2 strands of pink pearl cotton, work satin stiches to create a smal Embroider Outline and Fur: With 1 strand of off-white sport-weight yarn, work straight stitches and blanket stitches to form outine of ‘cat and tuts of fur Embroider Whiskers: With 2 strands of black pearl cotton, work straight stitches fo create whisker. Designed by Bemat Design Team[ftten: yam over insert nook in next DESIGNER'S TIP Wear cowl with either section [Ribbing or Cluster) at the top. INSTRUCTIONS Ribbing ch 18, Row 1 (RS): Sc in 2nd ch from hook ‘and in each ch across — 14 sc. Row 2: Ch 1 turn, working in back loops only, sin each se across. peat last row untl piece measures ‘about 38°/98.Som from beginning when sight seched: end wih a Buttonhole Row (RS): Ch 1, turn, working in back loops only, sc in fist 4 so, ch 1, sk next sc, sc in next 4 sc] twice, Next Row: Ch 1, tum, working in back ps ony sn each se and Next Ro across. Repeat last row until piece measures ‘about 40°7101.50m trom beginning: tend with a RS row. Do not fasten of 3h, tur, sc in each so Cluster Section Row 1 (RS): Ch 1, donot turn, working 76 sc evenly spaced across long side edge of Ribbing, Row 2: Ch (counts as frst de here and throughout), turn, beginning in first st, work dedtog-over-3, “ch 1, beginning in same st as 2nd leg of last de2tog-over-S made, work ‘do2tog-over-3; repeat from to last st, ch, dc in last st—-36 de2tog- over3. Repeat last row untl places measure ‘about 16'/40.5om from opposite Side edge of Ribbing, Fasten of. FINISHING ‘Sew 2 buttons to Ribbing section ‘opposite buttonholes. Sew 3 buttons ‘evenly spaced across same edge ‘of Cluster Section. Use spaces botween the stitches of Custer ‘Section for buttonholes. Weave in ends. FINISHED MEASUREMENTS [Wrap measures about 22°/56cm |wide x'77°7196.50m long, YARN IRED HEART@ Boutique SER Untorgettable™ lacryle/nyion; 9:502/1009 56m In pattern, Five 3-de groups and 9 rows = 4"/10em, INoTe : Wrap begins a point of one corner. sr both see ufo fa [Wrap to larger dimensions. To widen, repeat Row $4 to desired width; to lengthen, repeat Rows 35 and 36 to [desred length. Be sure to end addi- {ions on a wrong-side row before [continuing withthe instructions. A INSTRUCTIONS, Wrap) ‘Cha, s stn fest ch to form ring Row 1 (RS): Ch 4 (counts as first do, ch 1 here and throughout), (3 de, ch 1, de) in ring—One 3-de ‘group and 2 ch-1 sps. Flow 2: Ch 4, turn, 3 dein frst ch-1 8p, ch 1, sk next 3-de group, 3 de in turning chesp, ch 1, dein 3rd ch of. tuning ch—Two 3-de groups and 3 chet ps, ow 3: Ch 4, turn, 3 do in frst ch-t 8p, ch 1, skinext 3-de group, 8 dc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1, 3 dein turing ch 8p, ch 1, dein rd ch of turing ch— ‘Three 3-de groups and 4 ch-1 sps. Rows 4-34: Ch 4, turn, 3 dc in fst chet sp, “ch 1, sk next S-de group, 3c in next ch-1 sp; repeat from” ‘across working last 3 de in turning (ch-sp, ch 1, dc in 3rd ch of turning, ‘eh Thirty-four 3-de groups and 35 ‘ch-1 sps at the end of Row 34, Row 35: Ch 4, tur, sk first ch-1 sp and 3-de group, 3 de in next ch-t poh 1, sk next 3-de group, 3 de innext ch-1 sp; repeat from * across working last 3 dc in turing ch-sp, (ch 1, dc in 3rd ch of turning ch, Row 36: Ch 4, turn, 3.dc in fist cch-1 sp, “ch 1, sk next 3-de group, 3.dc in next ch-t sp; repeat from to last $-de group, ch 1, sk last 3-dc ‘group and ch-1 sp, de in 3rd ch of turning ch. Rows 37-122: Repeat last 2 rows 43 times. Row 123: Ch 4, turn, sk first cht sp and 3-de group, 3 dc in next cch-1 sp, ‘ch 1, sk next 3-de group, 3.dc in next ch-1 sp; repeat from * across to last 3-de group, ch 1, sk last 3-de group and ch-1 sp, de in rd ch of turning ch— Thirty-three 3-de groups and 4 ch-1 sps. Repeat last row until one 3-de (group and 2 ch-1 sps remain. Last Row: Ci 4, tum, sk frst ch-t sp, 3-de group and last ch-t sp, {de In Sed ch of turning ch, Do nct fasten off. Border Rnd 1 (RS): Working in ends of rows, (sc, ch 3, de, ch 3, so) in end ‘of each row around to beginning of ‘mad, (se, ch 3, de, ch 3, se) again in beginning ring; join with sist in frst se, Fasten of. FINISHING Weave in ends. Block lightly if desire, Crochet 14268 47Do not fasten off Joining Row: Hold RS of fist and last rows together and work trom WS, ch 1, working through both thicknesses and in both loops of all sts, sist in each st across. Do not fasion off. Turn Boot Topper RS out Top Edge Note: Continue working through both loops. Rnd 1: Ch 1, working loosely, work 80 92 (38, 43, 50) evenly spaced ‘around top edge; join with sl st in first sc. Faston off A. Rnd 2: With larger hook, join B with sci first sc, sk next sc, *5c in next Fle 'c, sk next sc; repeat from * around: ae ee join with s st n frst so—16 (18, 21, sizes 25) sc. Fasten off. Pea FINISHING Fluff op edge. Weave in ends, Using the amaler hook to weave invends of 8 Designed by Karen McKenna Designed by Diane Moyer Boot Topper (make 2) With smaller hook and A, ch 21 (21, 27,27) Note: Work all stitches in back loops only. Row 1: Se in 2nd ch from hook and in next ‘ch, de in each remaining Ch across—20 (20, 26, 26) sts. Row 2: Gh 4, turn, sc in each st Row 3: Ch 4, turn, sc in first 5 sts, hide in each remaining st across. Rows 4-25 (29, 93, 39): Repeat 5, 18) times. INSTRUCTIONS Cowl ‘Ch 48; being careful not to twist, join with si stn frst ch to form a ring, 3h 5 (counts as first de, ch 2 here and throughout), dc in same ch a join first Vest made), “sk next 3 ch, Vs in next ch; repeat from * to last 8 ch, sk last 3 ch; join with sist in 3rd ch of beginning ch—12 V-sts. Rind 2: Si stin ch-2 sp of fist V-st, ch 3 (counts as frst do), 3.d¢ in ‘same ch-2 sp, 4 de in ch-2 sp of each remaining V-st around: jin with s/stin top of beginning ch— Twelve 4-de group and beginning ch of previous nd, Vt in each remaining ‘sp between 4-do groups around: join with sl stn 3rd ch of beginning ch—12 Vests. Repeat last 2 mds 3 times or to sired length, taking care to end with @ Rind 3. Fasten off FINISHING Weave in ends.= 4"A10cm, unstretched in shel patter, 5 rows = 4°/10cm, |Gauige fe not ettica for ths project. Hechrigue erestos a foundation chain and a row of single crochet st ne hook Step 1: Place a sip knot on| Jen, nsert hook in 2nd ch fom ai yrs over and raw rouge ek te see ake ‘re legh turaaton. eho 2 nna Rind 1 (WS): Turn, beg-shell in fist st, “shell in next st, sk next 3 sts; repeat from to last 2 sts, shells in last 2 sts; rotate piece to work ‘across opposite side of foundation, shell in first st, “shell in next st, sk Next sts; repeat from "to last 2 sts shel last 2 st; join with sist in beg-shell—52 shel. Place marker in sps between 25th ‘and 26th shells, between 26th and 27th shells, and between Sist and 52nd shells (3 markers placed). nd 2: Tur, beg-shelln sp between first and last shell of previous nd, shell ch-2 sp of each shell and In each marked sp and remove ‘markers as you come to them: join with sl stn top of beginning ch of ‘beg-shell—56 shells. Rnd 8 (Ruffle Rnd}: Turn, bog-shell in sp between first and last shel of ‘revious md, "shell in ch-2 sp of ‘each of next 2 shels, shel in sp between previously worked shell ‘and next shell repeat from * to last 2 shells, shell in ch-2 sp of each of last 2 shells join with s st in top of beginning ch of beg-shell—84 shells. Place markers in sps between frst land 2nd shells, between 2nd and rd shells, between Grd and 4th Shell, between 44th and 45th shells, between 45th and 46th shells, between 46th and 47th shells, and between 47th and 48th ‘shells (7 markers placed) Rnd 4: Repeat Rnd 2—92 shells, Rad 6 (Ruffle Rnd): Turn, beg-shell between first and last shell of previ- ‘ous rnd, “shell in ch-2 sp of next shell, shell in sp between previously ‘Worked shell and next shall repeat {rom *to last shell, shellin ch-2 sp. ‘of last shel: join with sist in top of beginning ch of beg-shel— 184 shells. Rnd 6: Ch 1, turn, “sk next do, 4 sc in next ch-2'sp, s¢ in next tr, sk next 1; repeat from * around: join with s! tin fist sc. Fasten off FINISHING ‘Weave in ends. Block lightly it ‘stops: a forward pass and a return 'pass. Loops are picked up and held insTRUCTIONS With Tunisian hook, ch 34 (6). Row 1 (3): Forward Pass: Insert hook in 2nd Eh from hoek, yarn over and draw “ip atop ner hook nox ch, Yarn overand draw Up a 0 repeat from * across—34 (36) loops on hook. Return Pass: Working from let to fight, yer over and araw through frat loop on hook ‘yarn over and draw through 2 loops on hook; ‘peat om across 1 loop remains Girl and sores aa rat sof Rows 2-60 (70: Forward Pass: Working trom right foleft hold working yarn behing work, skip first vertical bar (at edge of piece), Tss in each st across to fast st inser hook rom front to Back under two outer vertical bars Crochet 14293 49of ast st, yarn over, and draw up a Joop~34 (9) loops on hook Return Pass: Working from let to ‘roht yam over and draw through {rst loop on hook, “yarn over and daw tough 2 oops on hook Bind Off Skip fst vertical ba, “in- ‘ert hook as for Tes, yarn over, and ‘raw loop Up and trough loop on hook est made); repeat trom * 2oross to last st, insert hook from front to ack under two oer vertical bars of ast st yarn over and dave Toop up and through loop on hook. Fasten off, FINISHING Fold rectangle lengthwise in hal Mark 2% (3176.5 (-5}om from each side edge. Beginning at each one Side edge, sew edges together trom side edge to marker to form fist sleeve. Repeat from other side edge to form second sleeve, Trim Round 4 (RS): With RS facing and standard crochet hook, join yarn with sist infront opening at one of the sleeve seams, ch 1, sc evenly ‘around front opening; join with sist in fist sc. Round 2: Ch 1, sc in each sc ‘around; join with sl stn fst sc. Fasten off Weave in ends, ETT Urals sale [v6 US M13 (9mm Turis 50 crochet 1+2+3 In pattorn stitch, 10 sts and 10 rows |= 4°/10em, with Tunisian hook. SPECIAL TECHNIQUE “unsian Grochet Esch row of Tunstn rocet sword nto eps frward pan and aim ie Nin ches sing Te) ae created wh ing the forward pass. The renner fey teeog ara Ta. rane for Tato an Te Forward Pass “Tunisian Full Stitch (Tts)—Working {rom right to eft, hold working yarn ‘behind work, insert hook under next horizontal closing chain between the stitches, yarn over, and draw up ‘aloop, “Tunisian Simple Stitch 2 Together {Tss2t0g) —Working from right to left, hold working yarn behind work, Insert hook under next 2 vertical [bars atthe same tna, yarn over, land draw up aloop.. Foturn Pass: Work from lft to right asin instructions. INoTES |. Shrug is made from a rectangle lof Tunisian crochet that Is folded lengthwise and seamed to form beginning and ending rows eis inetonal and |3. The color is changed every other [pass so that the same color Is used for the return pass of one row and ithe forward pass ofthe following row. When starting a new cole, leave along beginning tall to weave Intater INSTRUCTIONS With Tunisian hook and A, ch 42 (4). Row 1 (RS): Forward Pass: With A, insert hook in 2nd ch from hook, yarn over, and ‘draw up a loop, “insert hook in next ‘ch, yarn over and draw up a loop; ‘opeat from "across —42 (84) loops ‘on hook. Drop A but do not fasten oft Return Pass: With B, yarn over and ‘draw through 1 loop on hook (ch ‘made here and throughout), “yarn ‘over and draw through 2 loops on Forward Pass: With B, working {rom right to lft; hold working yarn behind work, sk fist vertical bar {at edge of piece), “Tss2t0g, Tis; repeat from to lst st, insert hook {om front to back under two outer vertical bars of ast st, arn over, and ‘draw up a loop 42 (84) loops on hook. Drop B but do not fasten off. Return Pass: With A, work same. ‘as Row 1 Return Pass, Row 3: Forward Pass: With A, working from right to left, hold working yarn behind work, sk fist vertical bar, ‘Tis, Tss2t0g; repeat from * to last st, insert hook from front to back Under two outer vertical bars of last st, yarn over, and draw up a loop = {3 {5 loops on hook. brop 8 er {do not fasten off. Return Pass: With BB, work same as Row 1 Return Pass. Rows 4-87 (95): Repeat Rows 2 ‘and 3, 42 (46) more times. Flow 88 (96): Repeat Row 2. Bind off: With A, skip frst vertical bar, “insert hook as for fs, yarn ‘over, and draw loop up and through loop on hook (sl st made), insert hhook as for Tss2t0g, yarn over, and ‘draw loop up and through loop on hhook (s! st made); repeat from * ‘207058 to last st, insert hook from ‘front to back under two outer vertical bars of last st yarn over, and draw oop up and through loop on hook. Fasten off both colors. FINISHING Fold rectangle lengthwise in hat. ‘Mark 5°/12,5em from each side ledge. Beginning at one side edge, sew edges together from side edge ‘to marker to form frst sleeve. Fapeat from other side edge to form second sleeve, Trim Round 4 (RS): With RS facing and standard crochet hook, join A with stn front opening at one of the sleeve seams, ch 1, sc even! ‘around front opening; join with st. tin fist sc. Round 2: Ci 1, sc in each so ‘around; join with sist in fst sc. Fasten off ‘Weave in ends.[or working fom a chart. {irst-open-block (worked at beginning of rows): Ci 4, turn, sk ist ch-1 sp, doin next de. Hirst-solid-block: Ch 3, tur, dein next 2 stitches. nc-two-blocks (worked at begin- ‘Of rows): Ch 7, tur, dein 6th hook, dein next ch, de in ext do. ‘slid-blook: De in next 2 stitches [each of these may be ade ora [cht sp). lopen-block: Ch 1, sknext stitch this may be ade or a.ch-1 sp), do in next de. lacet-solid-block: Ch 2, sk next ch, jscin next ch, ch 2, sknext ch, dein next de. Tacet-open-block: Ch 3, sk next 3 sts or lacet-sold-block (he 3 sts ‘may be any combination of de and ich sts) de in next de. last-open-block (worked at end [of rows}: Ch 1, sk next ch of turing ‘hsp, de in naxt ch of turning chs NOTES 1. Table Runner is worked in throe sections: two Hear Sections and. fone Center Section. 2 The two Heart Sections are worked fst, beginning at one side ‘ofeach heart. One Heart Section Is ‘Set aside and the Center Section is ‘worked beginning across the top {edge of the other Heart Section. ‘To assemble, the remaining Heart ‘Section is sip stitched to the Center| ‘Section. '3. The Heart Sections are shaped by| Increasing blocks at the beginning ‘of arow or leaving blocks unworked lat the end of aroM. 4. Instructions for Heart Sections [are provided in thre diferent Horm: 1. Standard written crochot Instructions, 2. Fet crochet written instruction using definitions for 'solid-block, open-block, lacet-solk- ‘block, acet-open-block, and inc- |wo-blocks, 3. Flet chart. Work Heart ‘Sections using whichever form you refer. '5. Read RS rows of Charts from right to let. Read WS rows from left oright. DESIGNER'S TIPS 1. When working into chain stitches | insert hook under the top loop and {the burp on the back of the chain, ‘This wil create a nicer edge and a {mer foundation for your stitches. 2. Designer recommends turning ‘your work before working the begin-| hing chain of each row. '3. To make ft easier to follow the ‘chart, make an enlarged photocopy. 4. Place a sticky note under the row {you are working to help you Keep {your place. 52 crochet 19263 INSTRUCTIONS Heart Section (make 2) Note: Follow standard crochet in- ow 1 (RS): De in 6th ch trom hook (Beginning ch counts as founda- tion oh, fst do, and cht sp), doin next 2 eh [oh 1, sknext ch, dein next ch 7 times, [ae In next 2 ch, Gh, sk next ch, de in next ch) ‘wice—17 dc and 10 ch-1 sp. Row 2: Gh (counts as de, ch hore and throughou), tun, sk fist chet sp, dein next 3 de, cht, sk next cht sp, dein next 3 do, ch 1, Sk next chet ep, dein next de] 7 times, dein next 2 de, ch 1, de in 4th ch of begining ch. ow 3 increase row): Ch 7 (Counts a8 3 foundation ch, rst dc, and ch-1 sp here and throughout, {urm, de in th ch from hook, cin nox oh doin next de, oh 1, sk next ht sp, de in next de, ch 1, sk next 66, den next do, ch 1, sk next chet Sp, de in next de, fe tn next eet 8p, don next do] 4 times, (ch 1, sc fod ht sp, dé ln next de te Sein next 2 do, ch sk next cht Sp, de in next 3 de, cht, de in rd hot begining ch=28 dc and 8 cht spe. Flow 4 Gh 4, tur sk first ch-t sp, dcin next 8 do, ch sk next ch-t Sp, dein next 8 de, ch 1, sk next che sp, doin next’5 do, ch 3, sk hoxt de, dein next 3 de, don ext ch-t sp, doin next do, [ch 1, Sk next chet sp, dein next de) iwice, de in next 2d, ch 1, n 4th ch of beginning ch=—22 do, 8 hr} gps, and Tchr sp. Row 5 (increase row): Ch 7, turn, dein 6th ch from hook, dein next h, de in next do, oh, sk next ch-t Sp, de in next de ch 1, sk next do, cin next do, ch 1, sk next cht din next do, de In next cht sp, de innnext 3 de, ch 1 sk next do, dein ‘ext de, ch 2, sknext ch, sc in next h, ch, sk next ch, dein next 5 do, {eh sknext ch-1 sp, de innext 3 46] twice, ch 1, de in Sd ch of be- Binning ch—24 de, 8oh-t sps, 2 Gh-2 sps, and 1 sc. Row 6: C4, turn, sk frst ch-1 sp, dein next 8 do, ch 1, sk next chet 8p, dein next 3 de, ch 1, sk next ht gp, dein next 5 de, oh 3, next 2.ch-2 sps, dc in next dc, ch 1 sk next ch-1 sp, dc in next 5 de, de im next ch-1 sp, doin next. do [ch 1, sk ext ch-1 sp, do in next dc] ‘wice, dé in next 2 de, ch 1, dc in 4th ch of beginning ch—25 do, 7 ht gps, and Tchr sp. Row 7 (increase row: Ch 7, turn, dic in 6th ch from hook, de in next ich, dein next de, ch 1, sk next ch-1 5p, d¢ in next de, ch 1; sk next de, {ein next de, ch, sk next ch-1 sp, {cin next de, de in next cht sp, de Innext 5 do, ch 3, sk next 2 dc, sk next ch-1 sp, de in next de, ch 2, sk next ch, sc in next ch, ch 2, sk next ch, dein next 5 de, [ch 1, sk next tch-1 sp, de in next $ de] twice, ch 1, {dc in Sed ch of beginning ch—=26 de, 7 chet sps, 2 ch-2 sps, 1 ch-3 sp, and 1 sc. Row 8: Ch 4, turn, sk frst ch-1 sp, dc in next 3 de, ch 1, sk next ch-1 ‘8p, dein next 3 de, ch 1, sk next cch-1 sp, dein next 5 de, ch 3, sk next 2.ch-2 sps, de in next de, ch 2, sk next ch, sc in next ch, ch 2, sk next oh, de in next de, ch 3, k next 8.de, dc in next 3 de, de in next ch- 4p, de in next de, [oh 1, sk noxt coh-1'sp, de in next de] twice, dein next 2 de, ch 1, de in th ch of be- ginning ch—24 de, 6 ch-1 sps, 2 ch-2 sps, 2 ch-3 sps, and 1 sc. Row 9 (increase row): Ch 7, turn, dc in 6th ch from hook, de in next ch, dein next de, ch 1, sk next ch-t 8p, dc in next de, ch 4, sk next de, dein next de, ch't, sknext ch-1 sp, Cin next de, de in next chet sp, do Innnext do, ch 3, sk next 3 de, de in next de, ch 2, sk next ch, sc in next ch, ch, sk next ch, dc in next de, (oh'3, sk next 2.ch-2 sps, dein next dc, ch 1, sk next first ch of next (ch'3, dc in next 2 ch, de in next 3 dc, ch 1, sk next de, de in next do, [ch 1, sk next ch-1 sp, de in next 3 dg] twice, ch 1, de in rd ch of be- sinning ch—25 de, 9 ch-1 sps, 2 ‘ch-2 sps, 2 ch-3 sps, and 1 sc. Row 10: Ch 4, tum, sk fist ch-1 sp, doin next 3 dé, ch 1, sk next ch-t ‘8p, dc in next 3 de, [ch 1, sk next ‘cht sp, de in next de] twice, [ch 4, ‘sk next de, de in next do] twice, de in next ch-t sp, dc in next de, ch 2, ‘sk next ch, sc in next ch, ch 2, sk next ch, dé in next de, ch 3, sk next 2.ch-2 Sps, de in next do, ch 2, sk next ch, sein next ch, ch 2, sk'next ‘ch, dc in next 3 de, de in next ch-1 sp, de in next do, [ch 1, sk next ch-1 3, dc in next de] twice, don next 2 de, ch 1, de in 4th ch of beginning ‘ch—25 dc, 9 ch-1 sps, 4 ch-2 sps, ‘.ch-3 sp, and 2 sc. Row 11: Ch 4, turn, sk fist ch-1 sp, dc in next 3 de, [ch', sk next ch-T 5p, dein next de} twice, oh 1, sk next de, de in next 8 dc, ch 3, sk next 2.ch-2 sps, dc in next de, ch 2, sknext ch, s¢ in next ch, ch 2, sk next ch, dc in next de, ch 3, sknext 2.ch-2 Sps, de in next de, ch 1, sk rhext de, de in next do, [de in next cch-1 sp, de in next do} twice, ch 1, sknext ch-1 sp, de in next de, [ch 1,next 3.de, ch 1, sknext ch-1 8p, dein next 3de, ch 1, sk next ch-1 sp, din next 8 de, ch 3, sk next 2 ch-2'sps, dc in rerateg tects [Bete Denney sp orc deen [rweseaont tcp he [Jewwnanccoanwnontan sinner (Fhe: on ete oh tne [Bie votn cnr onto aint strane Zatch neh 8 och ne first pen ade 3, tn tr ct st ck dc ‘sk next ch-1 sp, de in next 3:do) ‘twice, ch 1, de in rd ch of begin ning ch—25 de, 9 chet sps, 2 ch-2 ‘3p8, 2 ch-3 sps, and 1 sc. Row 12 (decrease row): Ch 4, turn, sk fist ch-1 sp, de in next 8 dc, ch 4, sk next ch-1 sp, de in next 3 de, ch, sknext ch-t'sp, dc in next de, {de in next ch-1 sp, de in next 3 de, ‘ch 3, sk next 2 do, sk next ch-1 sp, 4c in next de, ch 2, sk next ch, so in next ch, ch 2, sk next ch, dein next de, ch 3, sk next 2 ch-2 sps, de in next de, dc in next 3 ch, de in next ‘ch 4, sknext de, de in next de, next cht sp, dc in next de, ext ch-1 sp, de innext de, next ch-t 8p, dc in next de; aining sts unworked—24 sags ayes 2 a2 3 2 4, tum, sk first ch-1 sp, 6 [ch t, sknext ch-t ext do] twice, ch 1, sk ino i 3 a g ch'2, sk next ch, de in next 5 de, [ch 1, sk next ch-1 sp, dc in next 3 de] twice, ch 1, dc in 3rd ch of, beginning ch—26 de, 7 ch-1 sps, 4, skcnext ch-1 sp, dein next 3 de, [ch 4, sk next ch-1 sp, de in next de] ‘wie, [ch 1, sk next de, de in next do] 4 times, ch 1, sk next ch-t sp, {dc in next de, d¢ in next ch-1 sp, de in next do, ch 4, sk next ch-t sp, de 2.de, ch 1, sknext ch-1 sp, de in rnext'3 do, ch 1, dein Srd ch of be- ginning ch. Fotate piece to work in ends of rows across top edge of Heart Section. ‘Top Edge (RS): Ch 1, work 29 so evenly spaced across top edge of Heart Section, Fasten off first Heart Section and set aside. Do not fasten off second Heart Section. After finishing second Heart Section, proceed to Center Section instructions. Filet Crochet Instructions for Heart Section Ch 30, Row 1 (RS): Dc in 6th ch from hook {beginning ch counts as a foundation ch, frst de, and ch-1/sp), de in next 2.ch, [ch 1, sk next ch, de in next Ch] 7 times, [dc in next 2 ch, ch 1, skinext ch, de in next ch twice—10 ‘open-blocks and 3 solid-blocks, Row 2: First-open-block, sobd-block, lock, slid-block, 7 open ‘soid-block, last-open-block. Row 3 (increase rows: Inc-two- blocks, 3 open-blocks, 4 solid- blocks, open-block, fopen-block, solid-biock] twice, last-open-block— 8 open-blocks and 7 solid-biocks. Row 4: First-open-block, (solid block, open-block] twice, 2 solid~ blocks, lacet-open-block, 2 solid- blocks, 2 open-blacks, soid-block, last-open-block—6 open-biocks, 7 solid-blocks, and 1 lacet-open- block. Row 5 (increase rows: Inc-two- blocks, 3 open-blocks, 2 solid- blocks, open-block, lacet-solid block, 2 solid-blocks, open-block, solid-block] twice, last-open- block—8 open-blocks, 7 solid- blocks, and 1 lacet-solid-block. Row 6: First-open-biock,[solid- block, open-blook] twice, 2 solid- blocks, lacet-open-block, open- block, 8 solid-blocks, 2 open- blocks, solid-block, last-open- block—-7 open-biocks, 8 solid- blocks, and 1 lacet-open block. Row 7 (increase row) Inc-two- blocks, 3 open-blocks, 3 solid blocks, lacet-open-block, lacet-solid-block, 2 solid-blocks, ‘open-blocks, 8 solid-blocks, 1 lacet-open-block, Crochet 1-293 5S‘and 1 lacet-solid-block. Row 8: First-open-block, [solid- block, open-biock] twice, 2 solid- blocks, lacst-open-block, lacet =solid-block, lacet-open-block, 2 solid-blocks, 2 open-blocks, sold block, last-open-block—6 open blocks, 7 soid-blocks, 2 lacet- ‘open-blocks, and 1 lacet-solid- block. Row 9 (increase row): Inc-two- blocks, 8 open-blocks, soid-block, lacet-open-biock, lacet-solid-block, lacet-open-block, open-biock, 2 solid-blocks, open-block, fopen- block, sold-biock] twice, last-open- block-9 open-blocks, 6 solid blocks, 2 lacet-open-block, and 1 lacet-solid-block Row 10: First-open-block, [solid- block, open-block] twice, 3 open- blocks, solid-block, lacet-solid- block, lacet-open-biock, lacet- solid-block, 2 solid-blocks, 2 open- blocks, solid-block, last-open-block '=9 open-blocks, 6 solid-blocks, 4 lacet-open-block, and 2 lacet- solld-biocks. Row 11: Fist-open-block, solid block, 3 open-biocks, solid-block, lacet-open-biock, acet-sold-block, lacet-open-biock, open-block, 2 solid-blocks, open-block, [open- block, solid-biock] twice, last-open- bblock--9 open-biocks, 6 solid- blocks, 2 lacet-open-block, and 1 lacet-solid-block.. Row 12 (decrease row) ‘open-block, [solid-block, open block] twice, 2 soid-blocks, lacet- ‘open-block, lacet-solid-block, lacet-open-block, 2 solid-blocks, 2 open-biocks, solid-block, open: block; leave remaining sts un- worked-—6 open-blocks, 7 solid~ blocks, 2 lacet-open-blocks, and 1 lacet’solid-biock. Row 13: First-open-block, soid- block, 3 open-biocks, 3 solid blocks, lacet-open-block, lac solid-biock, 2 solid-blocks, [ope block, soid-block) twice, last-open- block--7 open-blocks, solid: blocks, 1 lacet-open-block, and 1 lacet-solid-block Row 14 (decrease row): irst- ‘open-block, [eolid-block, open block] twice, 2 solid-blocks, lacet- ‘open-block, open-block, 8 Solid blocks, 2 open-blocks, solid-block, blocks, and 1 lacet-open block Row 16: First-open biock, solid- block, 8 open-biocks, 2 soid- blocks, open-block, lacet-solid~ ‘open-biock, [solid-block, open- block twice, 2 solid-blocks, lacet- ‘open-block, 2 solid-blocks, 2 open- blocks, solid-block, open-block; leave remaining sts unworked pen-biocks, 7 solid-blocks, and + lacet-open-biock. Row 17: First-open-block, soid- block, 3 open-biocks, 4 solid- blocks, open-block, fopen-block, solid-biock] twice, ast-open- block—8 open-blocks and 7 solid- blocks, Row 18 (decrease row}: First- ‘open-block, solid-block, open block, solid-block, 7 open-biocks, solid-block, open-biock; leave re- ‘maining sts unworked~ 10 open- blocks and 3 solid-blocks. Row 19: Fist-open-block, solid- block, 7 open-biocks, solid-block, ‘open-block, solid-block, last-open- block. Rotate plece to work in ends of rows across top edge of Heart Section. ‘Top Edge (RS): Ch 1, work 29 so ‘evenly spaced across top edge of Hear Section Fasten off first Heart Section and set aside. Do not fasten off second Heart Section. After finishing second Heart Section, proceed to Center ‘Section instructions. Center Section Row 1: Ch 3 (counts as first dc here ‘and throughout), tur, de in next 4 sis, “ch 1, sk next st, dein next 5 ‘sts; repeat from * across—25 de ‘and 4 chet sps. Row 2: Ch 3, turn, de in next st, ‘ch 4, sk next st, de in next 2 sts, de ext ch-1 sp, dc in next 2 sts; re- peat from "to last 3 sts, ch 1, sk ext st, de in last 2 sts~24 de and 5ch-1 sps. Row 3: Ch3, turn, de in next st, do in next ch-t sp, dc in next2 sts, “ch 1, sknext st, de in next 2 sts, dc in Text ch-1 sp, de in next 2 sts; repeat from" across. Repeat last 2 rows until Center ‘Section measures about 20"/5tcm. Next Row: Ch 1, tur, sc in each de land ch-1 sp across—29 sc. Join Remaining Heart Section Joining Row (WS): Hold last row ‘of Center Section and top edge of temaining Heart Section with RS. together, working from WS through both thicknesses, sist in each st ‘across (inserting hook under both loops of sts). Fasten off. FINISHING ‘Weave in ends. Block lightly it desired, Designed by Caron Design Team simply (acrylic; 602/709 = 315ya/266m) 1763 Harvest Fed B):1(, 1) skeinINSTRUCTIONS Mittens (make 2) Cutt With larger hook and A, ch 9 (14, 14. Row 4 (RS): Working in back loops ‘only, sl stn 2nd ch from hook and Ineach remaining ch across—8 (13, 19) sl sts. Row 2: Turn, working in back loops ‘only, si stn each st across. last row unt piece measures about 5 (6, 7)"/12.5 (15, 18}em from beginning; make sure that you've ‘worked an even number of rows. Joining Row (RS): Fold piece in hai, bringing sts of foundation ch ‘and last row together; working ‘through both thicknesses and work- ing through back loops of sts of last row, sl stn each st across. Do not fasten oft Hand Rind 4 (RS): Ch 1, work 22 (28, 34) ss evenly spaced around edge of, Cuff jin with sist in frst so—22 (28, $4) so, Note: Work first stitch of each round in same stitch as joining, Rnds 2-3 (4, 8): Ch 2 (does not ‘count as a st here and throughout), hhde in each st around; join with si stin first hde. Shape Thumb Gusset nd 4 (RS): Ch 2, de in next 10 (13, 16) hde, 2 hde in next hdc, place a marker in the first hdc ofthe 2hde group just made, 2 hdc in next hdc, place a marker in the 2nd hnde of the 2-hde group just made, hdc in each hdc around: join with st stin fst hde—24 (30, 36) hac. nds 2-3 (4, 4): Ch 2, hdc in each hhde to first marked st, 2 hd in ‘marked st and move Marker t0 first hhde of 2-hde group just made, hde In each hdc to next marked st, 2 Ihde in marked st and move marker to 2nd hde of 2-hde group just made, hhde in each hde around join with sl st In frst hdc ~28 (6, 42) hdc. Find 4 (5, 5): Ch 2, hdc in each hdc tofirst marked st, remove marker, hdc in marked st, ch 2 and place ‘marker in 2nd ch, sk next 6 (8, 6) sts (for thumb hdc in each hide ‘around: join with sl stn fist ndo—22 (28, 34) ndc and 1 ch-2 space, Rnd 6 (6, 6: Ch 2, hdc in each hdc art ch aound, join wth tin rst de—24 (30, Find 6 (71: Gn 2h in each nde around join with sist in fist hdc. Repeat last nd untilhand measures 4 (4¥2,5)°/10 (11, 12.5)om from ‘top edge of Curt Fasten oft ‘Top Flap With iarger hook and A, ch 24 (20, 36); taking care not to twist ch, join ‘with sl tin first ch to form airing. Rind 1 (RS): Ch 2, hdc in each ch around; join with SI stn first hdc — 24 80, 96) hd. nd 2: Ch 2, hdc in each hdo ‘rounds join with sl stn first hdc. Flapeat last rnd until piece meas tres 2 (3, )°75 (7.5, 75}em from beginning. ‘Shape Top, Rnd 1: Ch 2, “hdc in next 4 3, 4) hhde, Nde2tog; repeat from * around; Jonwith a tin frst hde-20 4, 30) hde, Rnd 2: Ch 2, hdc in next 3 2, 3) hhde, hdc2tog; repeat from " around: join with sl st infest hde—16 (18, 24) nde. Rnd 3: Ch 2, hdc in next 2 (1,2) hide, hde2tog; repeat from * around; jola with sist infest hde—12 (12, 48) hdc, Size L Only: Ch 2, “hac in next hdc, hndc2tog; repeat from * around: join with st stn fist hde-—12 hd. Fasten off, leaving a ong tall ‘Weave tal through stitches of last round and pull to close opening. ‘Weave in end securely. Thumb Rnd 1: With RS facing and larger hook, join A with sc in bottom of ‘marked ch of thumb opening, sc innext ch, sc in each of the 6 @, 8) skipped sts of thumb opening; join with sl stn first so—8 (10, 10) sc. Rind 2: Ch 2, hdc in each se around; join with sl stn fist hd. peat last nd until Thumb meas tres 1¥ (2, 21/4 (5, 6 5}om. Last Rnd: Ch 2, ndc2tog] 4 (5, §) ‘time(s; join with st st in first st—4 (6,5) sts, Fasten off, leaving along tall ‘Weave tal through stitches of last round and pul to close opening. ‘Weave in end securely Heart Appliqué (make 2) ‘With smaller hook and B, ch 2. Row 1 (RS): Sc in 2nd ch from hhook—1 sc. Row 2: Ch 4, turn, 3 scin the sc =3se. Row 3: Gh 1, tum, 2 sen frst so, se lnext se, 230 niast so sc. Rows 4 and §: Ch 1, turn 2 sc in fret se, sein each s¢ to last se, 2ecintast c—9 se. ow 6: Gn 1, turn, 8 in each se across. Blo cn og ion oh Slatin next 22, ch 4 ; ch 4, sist in last st (this should be {he Game into which the 2rd log of the last tr2tog was worked). Next Rnd Gh 1, do not tum, work Sc evenly spaced all he wa around Outer edge of heart; join with st tin fret se. Fasten off Sev half of beginning edge of. sw halt op Flap to back hal of hand about {'P.50m below finger opening. Sew ene Heart Agus to back ofeach Top ap: Weave ay remaining ends Crochet 19293 55INSTRUCTIONS ‘Scart Gh 156 220). Row 4: Dc in 4th ch from hook {beginning ch counts as frst de here and throughout) de in each remaining ch across— 154 (218) de. Row 2: Ch J, turn, soin first dc, “sk next de, (sc, Cin next de; repeat from * across, de in top of turning ‘ch—76 (108) clusters. Row 3: Ch 1, turn, sc in first dc, sk first Cl (0, C0 in next so, “sk next Ci, (sc, Clin next sc; repeat from * to last se, dein last sc. Rows 4-5 (7): Ch 3, turn, sk frst do, dein each remaining st ‘actoss—154 (218) de. Last 3 Rows: Repeat Rows 2-4. FINISHING ‘Weave in ends. Block lightly if desired, 56 crochet + Heart (make 2) With A, ch 2 Row 1 (WS): Sc in 2nd ch from hhook—1 se, Row 2: Ch 4, tur, (sc, Cl, sc) in next sc—3 sis. Row 3: Ch 1, turn, 2 scin fist sc, sin next Cl, 2 scin last sc—5 sts. Row 4: Ch 4, tur, (se, Clin first sc, ‘8c in next sc, Clin next sc, sc in next so, (Cl $c) in last sc—7 sts. Row &: Ch 4, turn, 2 scin fist sc, in each s¢ across to last sc, 2s Inlast so—9 se. Row 6:Ch 1, tur, (sc, C) in fist sc, “sc in next sc, Clin next sc; repeat from’ to last 2 sc, sc in next sc, (Ci, sc) in ast so—11 sts, Rows 7-10: Repeat Rows § and 6 twice—19 sts, Row 11: Ch 1, tur, sc in each st ‘across. Row 12: Ch 1, turn, sc in fist sc, “Clin next sc, sc in next sc; repeat ‘rom * across. Row 13: Ch 1, turn, scin each st ‘acr03s. Do not fasten off ‘Shape First Top Lobe Row 4 (RS): Ch 1, tur, sc in fist 6, [Clin next sc, in next sc} ‘times; leave remaining sts un- worked 9 sts. Row 2: Ch tur, sc in frst 7 sts, ‘sc2tog—8 sc. Row 3 Ch 1, turn, so2tog, [Clin next sc, $c in next sc] twice, se2tog—6 sts, Row 4: Ch 1, tur, sc2tog, sc in ‘each st across to last 2 sts, ‘sc2tog—4 sc. Fasten off ‘Shape Second Top Lobe Row 1 (RS): With RS facing, sk next Unworked st folowing Fist Top Lobe, join A with scin next st, [Clin Text Se, 6c in next sc] 4 times —9 sts. Row 2: Ch 1, tum, sc2tog, sc in last 7sts—8 sc. Row 8: Ch 1, tum, sc2tog, sc ineG Nitec settee, ASS BE) [eat tais betind te working yan eee cae necs hoe: Grip ring and tal frmiy between jow 4: Ch 1, tur, so2tog, sc in ‘mie finger and thumb, Inset each st across to last 2 ts, Fook through eontar of ig, yarn el ‘ver (th working yar), and craw ing Ap aloop. Work stiches of fst With FS facing, jin & with st stat ‘Gundin then Arte st round bottom point of Heart ‘of sitches& worked, pul gen but Rind 1: Ch 3 (counts as fist do), firmly on taf tighten ing. 2.dc in same sp as joining, working Up side edge of Heart, work 48 de NOTES ‘evenly spaced to center st (between 1. Sole and top of Sipper are cro- lobes), place marker on 6th st cheted in joined rounds. Cus ro- {for strap placement), sk center st ‘heted separately back and foth ager oer te cca ot Designed by Alison Hotiman ere acount op Sioa: Heart, work 48 de evenly spaced are worked seperately. Sone Ot TRL Glace marta on ist [SKILL LEVEL: 2 = novice ‘sewn to Slipper. st of the 48 de just made (for strap lsces aor cherie So ee. [iscemends Il waist 0p of Fits children's shoo size 2-3 For Cats, make Pointed Eare ard Beginning ch—-98 de. Fasten of Oe ee Be a aceta | |EINISHED MEASUREMENTS ‘face. For Bears, make Round Ears Satie are nc wil Sele enous about 750m wie 2 flow rihing mrctons fo placement marke, s st around post Sf each st down to pont of Heart, ‘van DESIGNER'S TIP ‘and across othar side to 2nd strap PREMIER@ YARNS | od car hale el ononoer A) Placement marke, ch 4; in with ‘Deborah Nonille Everyday Sot bear slippers, or bea ite quirky Sistin frst st st. Fasten of. ‘and make one of each. bit Gui can be kept up of folded down. Finishing Heart Charme i027 Lemon: 2 baa INSTRUCTIONS iota ene ee Ind 4: tr do, 4d, 2, ch 4, sls in Sth ch from hook, ch 15, One US G-6 (4mm) orsize to obtain | And 4 (RS): Work 2 hdc in rd ch ir doe, ¥ Ade, 2 4 ch as) gage from hook begining ch counts as irom hook. Fasten oft ist nde), nde n next 10 ch dein ode Heats wth WS together, | ADDITIONAL MATERIALS nent? ch detmlast eh working Wirking rom 5, saw sides together, | Black animal | across opposite side of foundation leaving an opening at top of Bag. S16 ok (optional—for Cat nose) chs do inet 7 ch, Ade in next 10 pote asa guide for placsmont Natcing sew treed pon at 2h) jm ath atin Top of photo as a guide jin with stn expe idan | minder Craft gue (optional—for gluing fet nts as frst de ere pcos to Sporto iacg Sn voughou, 2 dein next st de Embroidery neode with rack and innext 19 sts, 2.dc inet 5 sts, de ‘wht lose for animal features), Innext 20 sts, 3 dc in ast st; join Puff pant (optonal-—to add skid with sl stn top of beginning ch—55 resistance to Sele) sis. Yam neodte Find 3: Ch 2 (counts as frst hdc here and throughout), 2 hdc in next loauce 2s, hdc in next 22 sts, 2 hdc in In ingle crochet, 17 sts = 4"/100m, font bts, hdo inet 28 st 2 hide Ini fn cut, 18st, tint ton tn ing ch—64 sts. specim. srrrcues | Rasch 2, 2hdcin next sts, dettog: oubicochet2togeter| igs in ent 36 sts, 2 hen next 8 {Yam over inset hook innext stand | sts, hdc next 28 ats, 2 hide in last Hot Pad re ies oar 2 sis; join with sl stn op of begin- Heart (make 1) ‘yam over, and draw tough all ing oh 75 wi VrKsae seat or Bag tough Hopson find: hr 4 arin back ops ing Do not place markers when ‘sobiog: Single crochet together | ofl, sc in same stas joining, scin working Edging. insert hook in next ttn, yam over, | each remaining st around; jon with Decorate Topstitcing: With RS ‘and draw up aloop (2 loops on sistin fst sc. ‘acing, on Cwith sist around post | hao) inser hook in nat sth, Note: The wider part ofthe Sole of any st, 8 st around post of each yam Over, and draw up a oop, yarn ISthe too. The narrower part St around; Join with s stint sist. |overand raw trough aS oops the heek. Fasten off onfook. ‘Top of Slipper ‘SPECIAL TECHNIQUES Ge oti aovinestt Setaaeae Finishing Hot Pad ss, dé2t0g, de in 3 Weave in ends Adjustabe-ing method rap 2109, don next 5 sts, deZtog, de yarn ino, ensuring that the inrnext 6 sts, dc2t0g, de in next 5 Crochet 19203 57aan cee Sains a Reece eo iee arent Begor enna Pe eaten Paes Reena ee ie tea tre Ih 3 times, hde in next 17 ieeatanncniar anes BEE Se nrmnsse fecehe uate eer re Be Se nmaciey eee ieee ear cciag estric ees ee peieneiers join with s! st in first sc—32 sts. = cut Chas. Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and. Jneach ch across—24 sc. Rows 2-88: Ch 1, tur, working in front loops only, sc in each st Fasten off, leaving along tll for sewing Cuff to top of Slipper. Round Ears (make 2 per Slipper) ‘Make an adjustable ring. Rnd 1: Ch3, 6 dein: Pull tall gently to close, Keeping all slitches on one side to form a half Circle shape. Fasten off, leaving a Jong tall for sewing Ear to Slipper. Pointed Ears (make 2 per tipper) Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook and ineach ch across—4 sc. Brow 2: Ch 1 tum, [se2t9] twice — Row 3: Ch 1, turn, sc2t0g—1 st. Edging: Ch 2, do not turn, work 4 ssc evenly spaced across side edge, ch 2, work 5 sc evenly spaced ‘across bottom of Row 1 Fasten off, leaving along tall for sewing Ear to Slipper. FINISHING Using long ending tal, sew Cust around top opening of Slipper, ning Up back seam of Cul with heal of Slipper. Sew all the way around the fedge and then sew the edges of the Cuff together. Sew Ears to toe of Slipper several 58 crochet rows back from tip. Weave in ends. Faces. Bear Eyes: Cut two %4'/1Sem circles ‘rom white felt, Cut two circles from black fet, slightly smaller than the white circles. Cat Eyes: Cut two 45"/1.50m circles from white felt. Cut two i"/1.5em arrow ovals from black fet. Nose (both animals): Cut 2 small {rangle fom pink or blak fet for Sew using matching thread or glue ‘eyes and nose to face of Slipper. If desired, use black embroidery floss to outline nose with straight stitches. Mouth and Smile (both animals): ‘With embroidery needle and black floss, embroider straight stitch mouth and smile, at Whiskers: With embroidery needle and black floss, embroider straight stitch whiskers. Embellish Soles: To make the soles skid resistant, use pul paint to draw long ines horizontally across the bottom of each Slipper. Allow to dry completely, following manufac- turer's directions. |ADDITIONAL MATERIALS Yarn nesdle cause In half double crochet (hd), 9 sts and 6 rows = 4°/10em, with larger ook. INSTRUCTIONS Scart With larger hook and A, ch 11. Row 1: Hac In 3rd ch fram hook round in same sc as joining sl st. ind 2: Ch 1, 2 sc in each se around; join with st stn frst se—14 sc. Rnd 8: Ch 1, son fist sc, 2 sc in next sc, “sc in next sc, 2.8¢ in next Se; join with sl stn fist so—21 so, nd 4: Ch 1, sin ist 2 sts, 2 sc in Next st, "sc in next2 sts, 2 sc in next ‘st; join with s st in fist st—28 sc Rnd 5: Ch 1, scin each st around; ‘change to C; jon with sist in frst sc. First Ear Note: Continue working in rows.low 1 (RS): Ch 1, scin same st as Scart Assembly: Lay Scart with [and draw up a oop, @ loops on sero .scnwammase Souter a tnt ieee San, fecegmmanipmsinge, (antowan fast sts 250. par ow’ he oro of Sea 20 over anc era treuoh a3 oops Bite seinen Ryapimmermaeni, | (oteet ee eee they appear tote dancing. face, ——_|sestog: Sle cost 3 ogee mote tmegrescrememseer [Penton masts St sac eRe T ee, Feetviiesoadtnatens pier cnc, Reiveuda tare” Wiser ones tare maerigne vi eget inns, Row 2: Ch 1, turn, sk first st, sc in edges of Scarf. fase ree Row 3: Ch 1, tum, sk fist st, sin last st—1 sc! Fasten of. With smaller hook, join A with sc in any unworked st before First Ear. Edging: Sc in each st to First Ear, ‘30 n end of each row to tip of ear, 2 sciin tip of ear, sc in end of each row of other side of eat, sc in each ‘st to Second Ear, sc in end of each row to tip of ear, 2 scin tip of ear, cin end of each of other side of ¢ay sn each remaining st: jon with sist in first sc. Fasten off. Solid Head; change to A at end of Round 4-28 sc. [Rnd 5: With A, work same as Rnd 5 of Solid Head. Work Ears and Edging same as Solid Head. ‘Arms and Paws for Solid Head (make 2) With smaller hook and A, ch 3; join with sist in fist ch to form a ring. Rnd 1: Ch 1, 6 sc in ring; join with sistin frst t—6 so. Rnds 2-9: Ch 1, sc in each sc ‘around; join with si stn first sc. Fastn of lewng 18745 Sem ta ‘sewing. ‘Arms and Paws for Striped Head (make 2) With B, work same as Rnds 1~4 of ‘Arms and Paws for Solid Head; ‘change to A at end of Find 4. nds 5-9: With A, ch 1, sc in each sc around join with sl stn fist sc. Fasten off, leaving 18°/45.5em tail for sewing. Deedee enna ieee emt naerone reece mera ee jorizontal right ‘Work, in at See at eee alow corer face Wit sls frst de), de in next 5 ch, {dc3too] fess eee twice, de in next 5 ch, “3 de in next eee 2'ch, dc in next 5 ch, {de3tog] ee eee Be Teele 359 Crochet +Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as first dc), tum, 2 dein first st, de in next 6 st [de3tog] twice, de in next 5 sts, 3 ‘dein next 2 sts, dc in next 5 sts, [de3tog] twice, de in next 6 sts; re- peat from * to ast st, 3 dc in last st. Rows 3-57: Repeat Row 2 and ‘change color as inthe following Color sequence: Work 2 rows with ‘A, row with C, 1 row with D, 4 rows with A, 4 rows with C, 1'row with B, 1 row with D, 4 rows with C, 4 tows with B, 1 row with A, 1 row ‘with D, 1 row with B, 1 ow with D, 1 row with C, 1 row with D, 1 row with B, 1 row with D, 1 row with A, 4 rows with B, 4 rows with C, 1 row with B, 1 row with D, 4 rows with C, 4 tows with A, 1 row with C, 1 row with D, 4 rows with A, ind 68: With A, ch 1, do not turn, 3 sc in ast st of Row 57, working in ‘ends of rows across side edge, 2 sc inend of each row; working across ‘opposite side of foundation ch, 3 sc Infirstch, sc in next 7 ch, 3:scin ext 2 ch, sin next 7 ch, “scdtog, ‘scin next 7 ch, 3.scin next 2.ch, sc in next 7 ch; repeat from *to last ch, sc in last ch; working in ends of rows across other side edge, 2 sc in each row to last row; 3 sc in first st Of last rows, sc in next 7 sts, sc2tog, ‘sc in next 7 sts, “3 sc in next 2 sts, ‘5c in next 7 sts, se2tog, sc in next 7 sts; repeat from “ to first sc; join with si stin fist sc. Fasten off Baby Turtle (make 3—1 in each jence) Color sequence #1: Work Rnds 1-3 with ©, Rnd 4 ith B, and Rnd 5 with ‘sequence with &, Find 4 with C, and Rnd 5 with D, With fist color, make an adjustable ting. Rnd 1 (RS): Ch 1, 6 sc in ring—6 sc. Place marker in first stitch to Indicate beginning of round and move up as. feach round is worked. Rind 2: Work 2 sc in each st ‘around —12 se. Rnd 8: °Sc in next st, 2.sc in next; repeat from * around; change to 2nd color— 18 sc. Rnd 4: Sc in each st around; cchange to D. Rnd B: (Sc, ch 3, sl stn 3d ch from hook, sist in first st (head mad [sistin next 2 sts, (s!st, ch 1, 2hdc, st) in next st] twice, si st in next 2 sts, (lst, ch 1, $-de Cl, ch 2, sist) innext sf, sl stin next 2 sts, (sl st, ch 1,2 hdc, s st) in next st] twice, sistin last 2 sts; join with sist in first st. Fasten off 60 crochet 1 Large Turtle (make 2~1 in each Color sequence) Color sequence #1: Work Rings T=5 with C, Rnd 6 vith & Binds 7 and B with A nd 8 with C, ane Fad, logs, and tal with D. Color sequence #2: Work Rnds-5 with 8: Rnd 6 with E, Rds 7 and 8 wath A: Find 9 with B, and head, legs, and tail with D. fet olen make an acstabie Finds 1-2: Work same as nds 1-3 91 Baby Tre, donot change calor St the end of ind 3-18 80. Finda Soin nent? ts 2s0in not Sr repeat rom” around—28 so. Find 3: Se in next 9s, 2 3c in ext st: repeat rom * around Ghange to 2nd color—80 So. Find 6: Sc in next 4 ss, 2 so in ext st: repeat from "around: Changs to 9rd color—25 sts. Finds'7 and 8: Se in ach st Sound: change to ath color at end of last nd Find 9: Se in ach st around: Change tof color join with lst init st Head Row t: Ch, sc in next 4 ats; leave remaining sts unworked—4 sc. Rows 2 and 9:Ch 1 tur, 286 in firsts, sein each st to last st, 2 80 iniast at=-8 so. Find 4: Ch i, tu [s2t09, sin next 2 sel seca oa Me Rnd 6: Ch 1, turn, [sc2tog] 3 times; join with sist in fst st~3 so. Fas- {en off First Front Leg Row 1: With RS facing, sk next 4 Unworked sts folowing Head, join D with sc in next st, sc in same st as joining, 2s in next st; leave remaining sts unworked—4 sc. Row 2: Ch 4, turn, 2 sc in fist st, so Innext 2 sts, 2 scin last st~6 sc. Rnd 8: Ch 1, tum, sc2tog, sc in next 2 sts, so2tog; join with s st in first St—d sc. Fasten off. First Back Leg With RS facing, sk next 4 unworked sts following First Front Leg, join D with sc in next st, complete leg same as First Front Leg Tail Flow 1: With RS facing, sk next 9 Unworked sts following First Back Lag, join D with sc in next st, sc in ‘same st as join, sc in next st; eave Femaining sts unworked—3 sc. Row 2:Ch 1, turn, so3tog—1 sc. Fasten of Second Back Leg With RS facing, sk next 3 unworked ss following Tal join D with sc in ‘next st, complete leg same as First Front Leg, Second Front Leg ‘With RS facing, sk next 4 unworked. sis following Second Back Leg, join D with sc in next st, complete same as First Front Leg, FINISHING Using photo as a guide for place- ment, sew Turtles to Blanket, ‘adding a small amount of stuffing Under the Large Turtles to fil hem out. Weave in-ends. ‘stripe patterns may require diferent yam quantities.INSTRUCTIONS Increasing Section Wiha ch Row 1 (WS): Work 2 de in th ch from nook (beginning ch counts 2s fret do)~One de group Flow 2: Ch (counts ae frst dc here fd troughout, tur, 2 den fst de, sk not do, 3 deh top of uring chTwo 9 groups Row 3: Gn 3, tun, de in fist d, Biden gp between the two de soups, 3 dein top of tuning chs Change to 8 Tiree 3-do groups Row 4: With 8, ch 3, un, den frtde, (9 doin nex sp botwoen $.de groupe twice, 3 den top ot turning eb change to AFour Sse Flow: With A, ch 3, tun, 2d in fst do, 3 den each sp between 3.dc groupe arose, 3 de n top of tuning chive 3-de groups. Rows @ and 7: With A ropoat Row Ste; change to B at he end of Row 7~Seven 3-86 groups. Row 8: Win 6, pest Row 5: ‘Shange 1o.A~Eight 9-de groups. Rows 9-28 Repeat ows 5-8 fve {mos Twenty-eight 3-de groups Domnot aston of Cont with A Decreasing Section Row 1: With A, ch 3, tum, sk first 3-de group, 8 dc in each sp between 3-de groups across, sk next 2 de, {in top of turning ch—Twenty- ‘seven 3-dc groups. Row 2: Ch 3, turn, sk fist 3-do ‘group, 3 dc in each sp between S-de groups, sk last $-de group, {cin top of turning ch— Twenty-six S-de groups. Row 3: Ch 3, tur, sk frst 3-dc (group, 3 dc in each sp between 3'de groups, sk last -de group, {dc in top of turning ch; change to B— Twenty-five S-de groups. Row 4: With B, repeat Row 2; ‘change to A— Twenty-four 3: ‘groups. Row 5: With A, repeat Row 2— ‘Twenty-three 3-de groups. Flows 6-25: Repeat Rows 2-5 five times—Three 3-de groups. Row 26: With A, ch 3, turn, sk fist Séde group, [8 de in next sp between '3-de groups) twice, sk last -de {group, de in top of turning ch— ‘Two 3-de groups. Row 27: Ch 3, tum, 9 de in sp be- tween the two 3-de groups, dc in top of turning ch—One S-de group. Row 28: Ch t, turn, sc in first de, sk next3 de, Sc in top of turning ch. Fasten off. FINISHING Edging \With RS facing, draw up a loop in any comer, ch 8, (2 de, ch 3, 8 de) ln same comer, [work 3 de in end of ‘each row across side edge to next ‘corner, (3.de, ch 8, 3 do) in comer] cross iat side edge; jin with st st in top of beginning ch. Fasten oft Weave in ends. We EL IAE In (ht, se) pattern in center square | ‘of Blanket, 11 sis and 12 rows = 4°/10cm with larger hook. Gauge is not critical for this project. ja yam of each color into {two balls of equal size for working ‘changed. To ensure that the Edging patter works propery, make sure INSTRUCTIONS. \With larger hook and one strand ‘each of A and B held together, ch 90. Row 1 (RS): Sc in 2nd ch from hook, “ch 1, sk next ch, sc in next ch; repeat from * across—45 sc and ‘4.ch-t sps, Row 2: Ch i, turn, sc in first se, so Innext ch-1 Sp, “ch 1, sknext so, sc innext ch-1 sp; repeat from to last sc, 8c in last sc—46 sc and 43 ch-1 ps. Row 3: Ch 4, turn, sc in first so, “ch 4, sk next sc, sc in next ch-1 sp; repeat from * to last 2 sc, ch 1, sk next sc, sc in last so—45 sc and 44 ‘ch-t sps. Rows 4-95: Repoat last 2 rows 46 ‘more times. Fasten of. Edging With RS facing, smaller hook, and 2 strands of A held together, join yarn With sist in frst st of last row worked, [Rnd 1 (RS): Ch 3 (counts as frst de hhere and throughout), de in same st as joining, dc in each sc and ch-t 'sp across to last so, 3 de in last sc (comer made); dc in end of each row down side edge; working, ‘across opposite side of foundation ‘ch, 3 dein first ch, dc in each ch ‘actoss to last ch, 3 dc in last ch; do in end of each row up other side ‘edge; de again in same st as joining {comer completed}; join with si st in top of beginning ch—376 sts. [Rnd 2: Ch 3, de in same st as join- Ing, (FPde around next st, “BPdc ‘around next st, FPdc around next ‘St; repeat from "to center de of next '8-de comer, 3 dc in center de of ‘corner] 3 times, FPde around next st, "BPdc around next st, FPdc ‘around next st; repeat from * ‘around, de again in same st as joining; join with s! st in top of beginning ch—384 sts Rnd 3: Ch 3, dc in same st as join- ing, [BPde around next st, "FPdc ‘around next st, BPde around next ‘st; repeat from ” to center de of next ‘S-de comer, 3 de in center de of ‘corner 3 times, BPdc around next ‘st, “FPdc around next st, BPdc ‘around next st; repeat from "> ‘around, de again in same st as, Crochet 1-23 61