Crochet with Light-Blue Seidana Yarn: Essential Materials and Instructions


You’ll Need:
200g of light-blue Seidana yarn (50% polyacryl, 30% wool, 20% silk; 285m/50g);
Crochet hook 3;
Scissors;
Stitch markers.
Used Patterns
Main pattern: make 6 chain sts and circle them in the ring with 1 slip st. Then, work due to the scheme 1 with straight and reversed rows. Make 1st-12th rows x once, then, repeat 5th-12th rows.
Fringe: work due to the scheme 2 on side edges of the main pattern. Start with sts at arrow A, pattern repeat 1, sts between pattern repeats = corner, then, pattern repeat 2, finish with sts before arrow B. Make 1st-8th rows x once.
Stitches Control
Main pattern: 1 pattern repeat = 6.75 cm wide, 17.75 rows = 20 cm.
Fringe: 8 cm height.
Instructions
Make 6 chain sts and circle them in the ring with 1 slip st.
Then, work with the main pattern.
In 90 cm = 80 rows from the set-up row, finish your work.
There are 20 pattern repeats made in width.
Fasten the sides with fringe, for this, start at left upper corner (arrow A) and work due to the scheme.
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