Tuesday, March 30, 2010
Blue Striped Egg Pattern
As I mentioned in my "recipe"/pattern for the Red Easter Egg, these are just recipes that can easily adjusted. Any one of these eggs can be done striped by changing yarns between rounds, this could be solid. You could use a variegated yarn ( several of my initial eggs were made with variegated yarns) But for the purposes of writing down these patterns this egg is the one that is striped. Beginning with round 3, all stitches are crocheted through the back loop)
scraps of 'n creme type kitchen cotton
G/6 - 4.25 mm hook
plastic Easter Egg
round 1 - ch5, sl into 1st ch to create a loop
round 2 - ch2, 11 DC around loop, sl to top of chain to create round, pull tight
cut yarn
round 3 - slip a loop through the back loop (a few loops before the cut yarn tail
so you can cover tail and not have to weave later) ch1, [2SC, 2SC in
same st]3x, 2SC, SC in base of ch1, sl to join
round 4 - ch1, SC each st, sl to join, pull tight, cut yarn
round 5 - attach new yarn as in round 3, ch1, [2SC, 2SC in same st]5x, sl to
join
round 6 - ch1, SC each st, sl to join, pull tight, cut yarn
round 7 - attach new yarn, ch1, [2SC, 2SC in same stitch] to end, sl to join
round 8 - ch1, SC each st, sl to join, pull tight, cut yarn
round 9 - insert egg (pointy end first), attach new yarn, ch1, [SC, SC2tog]8x
sc, sl to join
round 10 - ch1, SC2tog across, sl to join, cut yarn, weave through loops, pull
tight to close, weave end
round 2
attach new color
round 5
round 6
round 8
round 9
done
Abbreviations:
ch- chain
sl- slip stitch
DC- double crochet
SC- single crochet
DC2tog- double crochet 2 together
SC2tog- single crochet 2 together
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Thanks, Ria! Have you added all these to Ravelry?? :)
ReplyDeleteI like this one as well. Blue is my favorite color :)
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