My EZ & Pretty Crochet Stitch Pattern

My EZ & pretty Crochet stitch pattern:

Chain multiples of 3 +1.
(for 6 x 6 squares, using a G hook, it's 19)

This is a FOUR row pattern repeat.

1. * HDC, HDC, SC * - rep. to end, ending in a SC.

2. * SC, HDC, HDC * - rep. to end, ending in a HDC.

3. * SC, SC, HDC * - rep. to end, ending in a HDC.

4. * HDC, SC, SC * - rep. to end, ending in a SC.

Repeat these four rows.


Noreen
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On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 18:56:51 -0600, Noreen's Knit*che wrote:

My EZ & pretty Crochet stitch pattern:

Chain multiples of 3 +1.
(for 6 x 6 squares, using a G hook, it's 19)

This is a FOUR row pattern repeat.

1. * HDC, HDC, SC * - rep. to end, ending in a SC.

2. * SC, HDC, HDC * - rep. to end, ending in a HDC.

3. * SC, SC, HDC * - rep. to end, ending in a HDC.

4. * HDC, SC, SC * - rep. to end, ending in a SC.

Repeat these four rows.


Noreen

PS: This pattern works up really pretty for scarves, and it makes a simply
scrumtious afghan or throw!
Noreen (again)

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One of these days, Noreen, you'll get me started crocheting!
Katherine

"Noreen's Knit*che" wrote in message
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My EZ & pretty Crochet stitch pattern:

Chain multiples of 3 +1.
(for 6 x 6 squares, using a G hook, it's 19)

This is a FOUR row pattern repeat.

1. * HDC, HDC, SC * - rep. to end, ending in a SC.

2. * SC, HDC, HDC * - rep. to end, ending in a HDC.

3. * SC, SC, HDC * - rep. to end, ending in a HDC.

4. * HDC, SC, SC * - rep. to end, ending in a SC.

Repeat these four rows.


Noreen
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On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 21:39:48 -0400, Katherine wrote:

One of these days, Noreen, you'll get me started crocheting!
Katherine

Oooh, Katherine! It's such an EASY, but really pretty design, it would be
a GREAT one for you to start with, methinks!
Hugs,
Noreen
who is standing-by, ready to enable a crochet habit for you, dear friend!!!



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http://community.webshots.com/album/106044357nHpxNV

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Noreen




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Very nice, Noreen.
Hugs,
Katherine

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http://community.webshots.com/album/106044357nHpxNV

Hugs,
Noreen




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Hi Noreen,

I'm printing off the picture. That will be my next afghan that I start.

Katherine, get a hook, it's not that hard to crochet. If a lefty can do it
right handed you can do it too.

Hugs,

Nora

On 24 Dec 2003 16:28:50 GMT, NoraBalcer wrote:

Hi Noreen,

I'm printing off the picture. That will be my next afghan that I start.

Katherine, get a hook, it's not that hard to crochet. If a lefty can do it
right handed you can do it too.

Hugs,

Nora

Nora, for an afghan I'd duggest using an H, I or even a J hook....
And, Katherine, I'm a lefty who crochet's right-handed too, so if *I* can,
*you* can!
Hugs,
Noreen

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Nora,
I have done granny squares, but the tension is not that important there. It
is the other stuff I find difficult - ch 58, work 1 dc into each st. Just
confusing! g
Katherine

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Hi Noreen,

I'm printing off the picture. That will be my next afghan that I start.

Katherine, get a hook, it's not that hard to crochet. If a lefty can do it
right handed you can do it too.

Hugs,

Nora

Hi Katherine,

Yes, it's confusing if you are using other than US patterns as the stitches are
different, but I know you can do it. Why do you think I stick to afghans
instead of doing sweaters?

Hugs,

Nora