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Ponyo tapestry
Pattern by Ty Bailie
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Introduction
Hello friends! I’m over the moon excited to share this tapestry
pattern with you all. This time Ponyo!!
That being said I hope y’all are down for the challenge & enjoy this
pattern
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Table of contents
Title 1
Intro 2
Table of contents 3
Abbreviations 4
Materials needed 4
Colors used 4
Dimensions 5
Color changing demo 6,7
Following the graphs (right-handed) 8
Stitch Fiddle links (right-handed) 9
Following the graphs (left-handed) 10
Stitch Fiddle links (left-handed) 11
Following color charts 12
Color chart (right-handed) 13,14, 15
Color chart (left-handed) 16, 17, 18
Adding surface crochet 19
Making the border 20
Attaching dowel rod 21
Closing page 22
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Materials Needed
o Crochet hook (I used a 3.75mm hook) Abbreviations:
o Dowel rod, I used a 32 inch rod from Joann fabrics o Ch = chain
o St = stitch
o Scissors o Sts = stitches
o Sc = single crochet
o Yarn needle o Sl st= slip stitch
o Yarn, 11 colors
Yarn colors
So this was the trickiest tapestry for me when it came to finding the right colors and
shades. I ended up using a variety of different yarns.
• Marine blue
• Dazzle blue
• Black
• White
• Red
Dimensions
21 inches by length
23 inches in height
Graph Tips
• Start by following the grid right to left , (ch 1 & turn) then work left to right on
the graph for the even rows (2,4,6..)
• Each box is 1 sc
• You can carry your yarn every few stitches, or if you’re like me -only carry the
yarn to the sts that the color is needed; this will give your piece a messy back
but a very clean front
• You can count your stitches regularly if needed -each row should have 84 sts
• It’s very important to know [RS] “right side” & [WS] “wrong side” when
working the pattern. There is a natural shift when working side to side & you
will notice breaks in the pattern or parts that appear warped if you mix these
up
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https://www.stitchfiddle.com/c/sjvx4d-c3udcg
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Graph Tips
• Start by following the grid left to right , (ch 1 & turn) then work right to left) on
the graph for the even rows (2,4,6..)
• You will be floating your yarn on the opposite side as right-handed people. This
means you will start out working on the back.
• You can carry your yarn every few stitches, or if you’re like me -only carry the
yarn to the sts that the color is needed; this will give your piece a messy back
but a very clean front.
• Each box is 1 sc
• You can count your stitches regularly if needed -each row should have 84 sts
• It’s very important to know [RS] “right side” & [WS] “wrong side” when
working the pattern. There is a natural shift when working side to side & you
will notice breaks in the pattern or parts that appear warped if you mix these
up
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https://www.stitchfiddle.com/c/sjmnu5-340v9c
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General tips:
-you will always read the chart left to right
-The number inside each box is the number of sts in that color
For example: a blue colored box with the number “5” means five sc in the
color blue
-it’s important to know the difference between [RS] “right side” & [WS] means
“wrong side” .
When working the right side, you will have no loose ends facing you & the image
should be clean.
When working the wrong side, the image will appear backwards and this side will
have all your loose ends
-it’s important to note the the left handed color chart & right handed color
chart are opposite. If you are right handed you’ll start row 1 on the right side
[RS]. The left handed color chart starts on the wrong side [WS].
Start by ch 84 + 1 and
turn
-each st is a sc
Color chart
(Left-handed)
Start by ch 84 + 1 and
turn
-each st is a sc
If you are
unfamiliar with
surface crochet
here a few YouTube
tutorials
https://youtu.be/
37P82z33iCc
https://youtu.be/
0I3aH0EJjNI
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Once you’ve finished your last row, switch to your border color, ch 1 & turn
Then sc through the first st, ch 1, skip the next st, sc & ch 1.
Repeat this pattern across skipping every other st & ch 1 after every st
At the corner, sc in the latest st, ch 2 & sc back into that same corner st.
Then, start following the stitch pattern from the first text to the side evenly (repeat this at each corner)
At the last corner you can sl st into that corner st & fasten off OR make your border thicker by adding another
row. You can do this by using the same moss st placing your sc sts under the chain sts from the previous row.
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Yarn over your dowel rod & make a sc in the corner st.
Note this is the same pattern used for the border, the only difference is yarning over the dowel rod before you
sc.
-once long enough, attach the chain to the other side of the dowel rod & fasten off
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