Paddy's Day is coming up 📅 … and I wanted a themed coffee mug ☕️ coaster - so, I designed this one, today 😉
It's pretty easy to work up.
Materials: Worsted weight yarn (2 shades green & 1 yellow); #G/6 crochet hook; scissors; tapestry needle.
Terms used:
ch = chain
sc = single crochet
jn - join
st = stitches
EA = each
rpt - repeat
sl st = slip stitch
EO = end off
Coaster: Ch 2 - not too tight … not too loose: make 8 sc in first ch; jn to 1st sc to make a foundational circle - do not turn
Row 1: Ch 6 & with hook, pull up 1 st in each ch - and between the 1st & 2nd sc of foundational circle.
Now, yarn over & draw yarn through the two loops on hook (much like and afghan st would be worked) until you have worked through each pulled loop …
Row 2: C1 & begin begin working Tunisian st pattern in the front bar of EA sts, as follows: repeat the row 1 process - except this time work the last st in the front of foundational sc circle, before drawing yarn through the two loops on hook, as done previously.
Row 3: C1 & repeat the row 2 process - except this time work the last st in the back of same foundational sc circle st of row 2, before drawing yarn through the two loops on hook, as done previously.
Row 4: C1 & repeat the row 2 process - except this time work the last st between the 1st & 2nd sc of foundational circle, before drawing yarn through the two loops on hook, as previously done.
Continue the pattern sts in like manner, alternating the end sts as described in rows 2 through 4. These three rows will form the circular shaping of the coaster.
Repeat pattern rows 2 through 4, around the foundational circle, until coaster shape is complete:
Then line up the Tunisian st bars & work the pattern sts to form a nice seam - there will be a little rise to the seam, but not enough to throw a concerning wrinkle into the end result.
Sl st end st to first st, EO - weave in loose ends; embroider the design, & and begin the trim pattern.
Trim: Attach variegated yarn & begin edge trim as follows - *ch 1, sl st in next st*; rpt around, ending with a sl st in first sl st. EO & weave in loose ends.
That is adorable!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Joanne - have a funtastic weekend!
DeleteYThis looks so fine. Saw it at The Crazy Little Lovebirds link party#131. My posts this time are #22, 23, and 24. I'm in a spring state of mind. Happy weekend and be well.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Nancy - have a funtastic week, ahead!
DeleteWhat an interesting way to make a coaster! I used to be a knitter myself, not a crocheter and I've never seen it done this way. Fun!
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DeleteThat's so pretty. Thanks for joining in with #pocolo
ReplyDeleteThanks Ruby 😊 - have a funtastic week, ahead!
DeleteLove to follow your travels, and what a pretty coaster.
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