
All three eggs use "standard" 'n creme type cotton - scraps will do
G/6 - 4.25mm crochet hook
the plastic eggs sold at Easter time that come apart in the
middle to fill
round 1 - ch 5; sl into 1st ch to create a loop

round 2 - ch2, 11 DC around loop, sl into top of ch to connect round

from here forward, all stitches are done through the back loop. This creates the little ridge between rounds. I personally like the way tis looks, if you do not want the ridge, then crochet through both loops.
round 3 - ch 2, through back loop [2DC, 2DC in same stitch]3x, 3 DC, sl to top
of ch

round 4 - ch 2, 2DC, 2DC in same st, [3DC, 2DC in same stitch]2x, 3DC, DC in
base of ch, sl to top of ch to join.

round 5 - ch 1, sc each st all around, sl to join round then insert egg, fat end

round 6 - ch 2, [2DC, DC2tog]4x, DC sl to join

round 7 - ch 1, [3SC, SC2tog]2x, 3SC sl to join

round 8 - ch 1, SC2tog all around, sl to join, bind off

I pull the hole on top closed when I weave in the end.
Abbreviations:
ch - chain
sl - slip
DC - double crochet
SC - single crochet
DC2tog - double crochet 2 together
SC2tog - single crochet 2 together
Since as I said before I'm not a crocheter, and I taught myself - mostly from magazines, I figure I should explain what I mean by crochet 2 together. If you look at the picture with step 7 you will see that I insert hook, loop the yarn, pull the loop through, then leaving the loop on the hook ( will be 2 loops at that point) insert the hook into the next loop, grab the yarn, pull the yarn through, (3 loops on the hook) then I yarn over and pull through all three loops. Double crochet 2 together is done in a similar way- I have pictures if you need it.
cool patterns it was so nice of you to share
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