Crochet Rochelle: Neck
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Showing posts with label Neck. Show all posts

Saturday, April 4, 2020

Rumpelstiltskin Scarf


Hi Crochet Rockers! 

I hope you are enjoying my line of Rumpelstiltskin patterns for you...the griddle stitch pattern used creates a pleasing texture perfect for any fabric and any occasion! Enjoy this simple scarf pattern. The scarf pictured was crocheted using Lion Brand's Mandala Sparkle Yarn. This yarn is so soft and cozy with a hint of sparkle woven throughout.

*The griddle stitch is an alternating pattern between SC and DC. Make SC stitches in DC stitches from previous row, then DC in the SC from previous row. Each row should always start with a SC and end with a DC, Chain 1 and turn.


Size: Toddler - Adult (Width x Length) Toddler/1-3 years: 3" x 35" Child/4-10 years: 4.5" x 47" Teen: 6" x 57" Adult: 8" x 69"


Skill Level: Easy

Materials: 
baby, worsted or cotton yarn
Yarn/tapestry needle

Hook size: I/5.25 mm Abbreviations: CH = chain SC = single crochet DC = double crochet JOIN = sl st to first stitch of round SL ST = slip stitch Gauge: 4 stitches = 1" 3 rows = 1"



Notes:
Chains do not count as stitches in this pattern.
Join your round to the first dc, not your chain.
Start your first stitch of each round in the same space as your chain.

Pattern:

Toddler/1-3 years: 3" x 35"
Chain 12 + 1
Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook, dc, (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (12 sts)
Row 2: (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (12 sts)
Row 3 - 100: Repeat Row 2
Break yarn, weave ends

Child/4-10 years: 4.5" x 47"
Chain 18 + 1
Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook, dc, (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (18 sts)
Row 2: (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (18 sts)
Row 3 - 140: Repeat Row 2
Break yarn, weave ends

Teen: 6" x 57"
Chain 24 + 1
Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook, dc, (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (24 sts)
Row 2: (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (24 sts)
Row 3 - 170: Repeat Row 2
Break yarn, weave ends

Adult: 8" x 69"
Chain 32 + 1
Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook, dc, (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (32 sts)
Row 2: (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (32 sts)
Row 3 - 200: Repeat Row 2
Break yarn, weave ends


Finish: 
Weave ends into scarf. Add pom-poms to each end if you desire. I think the pom-poms looks especially cute on children's scarves. 
Alternatively, you could add tassels or other embellishments.

You did it! Enjoy your cozy new scarf!

#rockthehook
Tia

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COPYRIGHT: This pattern and associated images are protected by copyright for © 2012-2020 Crochet Rochelle and may not be duplicated or sold. PLEASE DO NOT COPY, SHARE, ADJUST OR RESELL PATTERN. This pattern may be printed for the personal use of the purchaser only, and may not in any form be reproduced or distributed, in part or in whole, through any venue, electronic or otherwise. You MAY sell finished PRODUCTS from this pattern and I would so appreciate a mention or link as the source of the pattern. Many hours of creating, design and love goes into each pattern. Please respect my efforts.

Thursday, March 26, 2020

Rumpelstiltskin Cowl


Hi Crochet Rockers! 

Yes, another Rumpelstiltskin themed pattern for you...this time a super soft, cozy cowl!

*The griddle stitch is an alternating pattern between SC and DC. Make SC stitches in DC stitches from previous row, then DC in the SC from previous row. Each row should always start with a SC and end with a DC, Chain 1 and turn.


Size: Toddler - Adult 
(Circumference x Width)
Toddler/1-3 years: 23" x 9"
Child/4-10 years: 26" x 10.5"
Adult S/Teen: 28" x 12"
Adult M: 30" x 13.5"
Adult L: 34" x 14"



Skill Level: Easy

Materials: 
worsted or cotton yarn
Yarn/tapestry needle

Hook size: I/5.25 mm 

Abbreviations:
CH = chain
SC = single crochet
DC = double crochet
JOIN = sl st to first stitch of round
SL ST = slip stitch

Gauge:
4 stitches = 1"
3 rows = 1"

Notes:
Chains do not count as stitches in this pattern.
Join your round to the first dc, not your chain.
Start your first stitch of each round in the same space as your chain.


Pattern: Toddler/1-3 years: 23" x 9" Chain 36 + 1 Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook, dc, (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (36 sts) Row 2: (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (36 sts) Row 3 - 70: Repeat Row 2 Break yarn, leave about 20" of yarn to sew ends together. Child/4-10 years: 26" x 10" Chain 40 + 1 Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook, dc, (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (40 sts) Row 2: (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (40 sts) Row 3 - 78: Repeat Row 2 Break yarn, leave about 20" of yarn to sew ends together. Adult S/Teen: 28" x 11" Chain 44 + 1 Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook, dc, (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (44 sts) Row 2: (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (44 sts) Row 3 - 84: Repeat Row 2 Break yarn, leave about 20" of yarn to sew ends together. Adult M: 30" x 12" Chain 48 + 1 Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook, dc, (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (48 sts) Row 2: (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (48 sts) Row 3 - 92: Repeat Row 2 Break yarn, leave about 20" of yarn to sew ends together. Adult L: 34" x 14" Chain 56 + 1 Row 1: sc in 2nd chain from hook, dc, (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (56 sts) Row 2: (sc, dc) across, chain 1, turn. (56 sts) Row 3 - 100: Repeat Row 2 Break yarn, leave about 20" of yarn to sew ends together. Finish: Line up 1st and last rows to match, as even as you can get them. I just eyeballed mine.
Join rows together by sewing up the side with yarn tail and yarn/tapestry needle.
Alternatively, you could crochet the sides together using a single crochet or slip stitch.
Break yarn, weave ends.


#rockthehook
Tia

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COPYRIGHT: This pattern and associated images are protected by copyright for © 2012-2020 Crochet Rochelle
and may not be duplicated or sold. PLEASE DO NOT COPY, SHARE, ADJUST OR RESELL PATTERN. 
This pattern may be printed for the personal use of the purchaser only, and may not in any form
be reproduced or distributed, in part or in whole, through any venue, electronic or otherwise.
You MAY sell finished PRODUCTS from this pattern and I would so appreciate a mention or link
as the source of the pattern. Many hours of creating, design and love goes into each pattern.
Please respect my efforts.

Monday, January 28, 2013

December 2012 Creations

Hey Rockers!

Okay, so I am a little behind in blogging. I have been a busy crochet rocker lately...designing new stuff for Craftown (my day job) and thinking up fun new ideas and patterns for Valentine's Day.

Not to mention coming up with my new team spirit beanie (aka: Superbowl Beanie), which I'll be revealing later this week. And yes...the pattern will be free here just for you! You are welcome.

And now, a review of what I designed in December! These patterns are published at Craftown, free for you to use! Just follow the links.


Color Block Beanie

Simple Ruffle Scarf

Bobble Ear Warmer

I'm sort of (okay totally) proud of how each item turned out. I made several of the Simple Ruffle Scarves for Christmas gifts using Red Heart's Boutique Sashay Yarn and received some nice compliments. But actually working with the Sashay Yarn is not so fun on my fingers and a little tedious although not difficult.

So now you know what I did in December! I'll be adding my new team spirit beanie pattern here this week as my little spoiler message said earlier. And, I'll even try really hard to start blogging more regularly. Or at least semi-regularly. Or at least once a month...

Also, if I haven't said it lately: Thank you Crochet Rockers for reading and following this blog and my Facebook Page. You rock the hook! I appreciate all the crochet love!

xx




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