Crochet Project Instructions and Materials Required


You’ll need:
50g of red (#11) Lana Grossa Merino Air (90% wool, 10% polyamide; 130m/50g);
50g of the same yarn, but in tomato-red (#24);
50g of the same yarn, but in tayberry red (#23);
50g of the same yarn, but in eggplant color (#22);
Crochet hook 5.
Stitches control: 18 sts x 8 rows = 10 x 10 cm.
Instructions
Make 42 chain sts + 3 chain sts increase with tomato-red yarn and divide sts in the following way: 3 chain sts increase, 6 sts before arrow, 3 x 10 sts between arrows, 6 sts after arrow. *Make 1st-9th rows x once with red 1st-9th rows x once. Bond off, join tayberry color yarn and make 2nd-9th rows x once with red yarn and once with eggplant yarn. Repeat from * x 5 times. Bind off sts.
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