Crochet Instructions for Baumwoll-Cablee Yarn


You’ll Need:
250 (300)g of white Baumwoll-Cablee yarn (100% cotton; 150m/50g);
Crochet hook size 3.
Size:
S (M).
Used Patterns
Main pattern: the quantity of stitches is multiple of 8 + 1 + 3 chain stitches increase. Work according to the scheme. Start every row with 3 or 1 chain stitches increase instead of the 1st double or single crochet and stitches before pattern repeat, pattern repeat, finish with stitches after pattern repeat. Make 1st-7th rows once, then repeat 2nd-7th rows.
Stitches Control:
23 stitches x 10.5 rows = 10 x 10 cm.
Instructions
Make 129 (137) chain stitches + 3 chain stitches increase and work with the main pattern. In 9, 18, and 27 cm from the set-up row, leave 5 x 1 cm in every 6th row from both sides for side chamfers. In 34 cm from the set-up row, leave 2 cm from both sides for raglan chamfers and bind off 10 x 1 cm in every row and every 2nd row by turn.
At the same time, in 46 cm from the set-up row, leave the central 10 cm for the neck-hole and finish both sides separately. For smooth rounding, bind off 2 cm in the next row from inwards. Finish your work in 52 cm from the set-up row, finishing on the rest stitches of shoulders from each side. Make seams.
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Why don’t you ever post patterns that have actual step directions? I cannot follow the directions written in the manner of this pattern, thus I cannot attempt to crochet anything! I’m certain there are others of the same mind as me!
Hi Mary,
I don't mean to overstep Susan, but I was in the same boat about graphs instead of written directions until I found that CraftOrator has Crochet tips for different stitches and for reading this type of directions. It made it easy for me.
Thank you, Becky
Hello, Mary.
Here you can find some posts with stitches, which can help you to understand the patterns better: www.craftorator.com/chat/finding-schemes-asking-for-advicehelp