Sugar Faerie Super Scarf : Free Crochet Pattern

If you love to follow yarn trends there have been a few fun ones this fall. From yarn pooling to fun self stripping yarns. I'd avoided the Caron Cakes because they were hard to find and do have some wool in them (which I can handle but it usually makes me a little itchy), but I happened to be in Micheal's one day and found a few skeins that jumped in my cart. My Daughter (7yrs) picked out the colors. 

I knew this would make a great super scarf but with a big scarf and it still being 80 degrees around here I didn't want it to be heavy! Even though I used two full skeins and I did a fun lacy look texture so it's light weight and still cozy. 

If super scarves aren't for you simple make it the length you want or join ends to make an infinity scarf. 

It's also wide enough that you could make it a gorgeous shawl. 

I enjoyed working with the Caron Cakes yarn and actually would like to get more. If you're looking for a wool free alternative Premier Yarns came out with Sweet Roll. Which is similar. It's coming to Joann's soon so I hope to try it soon.

I hope you enjoy this sweet pattern! 

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Sugar Faerie Super Scarf

Materials : 

Yarn : 2 Balls of Caron Cakes : Faerie Cake - 

          Or Worsted Weight yarn of choice / Approx 766 yards total needed

Hook: H-5.00mm

Tapestry Needle 

Gauge not essential, Measurements: about 10 inches wide x desired length

Stitches Used: 

ch: chain 

sc: single crochet

sl st: slip stitch

dc: double crochet 

yo: yarn over

sp: space 

Special Stitches : 

3-dc Cluster (uses one ch-3 sp), * YO, insert hook in ch-3 sp indicated, YO and pull up a loop,

YO and draw through 2 loops on hook; repeat from * 2 times more, YO and draw through all 4 loops on hook.

Decrease (uses next 3 ch-3 sps), YO, * insert hook in next ch-3 sp, YO and pull up a loop, YO and draw through 2 loops on hook *, YO, skip next ch-3 sp, repeat from * to * once, YO and draw through all 3 loops on hook.

Row 1: ch 56, Sc in sixth ch from hook (5 skipped chs count as first dc plus ch 1 and 1 skipped ch), ch 3, skip next 2 chs, (sc, ch 3) twice in next ch,* skip next 2 chs, (sc in next ch, ch 3, skip next 2 chs) twice, (sc, ch 3) twice in next ch; repeat from * across to last 5 chs, skip next 2 chs, sc in next ch, ch 1, skip next ch, dc in last ch.

Row 2: Ch 2 (counts as first hdc), turn; skip next ch-1 sp, dc in next ch-3 sp, ch 3, (work 3-dc Cluster, ch 3) twice in next ch-3 sp, * decrease, ch 3, (work 3-dc Cluster, ch 3) twice in next ch-3 sp; repeat from * across to last 2 sps, dc in next ch-3 sp, skip last ch-1 sp, hdc in last dc.

Row 3: Ch 4 (counts as fi rst dc plus ch 1), turn; sc in next ch-3 sp, ch 3, (sc, ch 3) twice in next ch-3 sp, * (sc in next ch-3 sp, ch 3) twice, (sc, ch 3) twice in next ch-3 sp; repeat from * across to last ch-3 sp, sc in last ch-3 sp, ch 1, skip next dc, dc in last hdc.

Repeat Rows 2 and 3 until you run out of yarn or desired length! You'll use up the entire 2 balls of yarn. 

Fasten off and Weave in Ends. Enjoy!

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A photo posted by Elisabeth Spivey (@calleighsclips) on Oct 25, 2016 at 1:31pm PDT

Free Crochet Pattern : Aubreigh Scarf

I'm totally obsessed with Berry Colors right now! Pinks, purples and reds are just calling my name. After I designed the Aubreigh Hat I wanted to make a unique scarf to go with it! I came across this gorgeous variegated yarn at Hobby Lobby and had to make something with it. 

It's a simple design with a unique stitch to give it a fun texture. 

I love that it used only one skein too! Normally I'm not a fan of Variegated but 

I just love the way this one worked up! 

How you enjoy making the scarf! It's so soft and squishy! 

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The Aubreigh Scarf

1 Skein : Hobby Lobby’s- I Love This Yarn - Colorway-Secrets - Worsted Weight

Terms and Stitches:

ch - chain

sc - single crochet

hdc - half double crochet

YO - yarn over

st - stitch

H-Hook

Tapestry Needle

Measurements: 4 inches wide by 62 inches long

Row 1: ch 201, hdc in 2nd ch from the hook and each chain across, take care not to twist the chain as your working across, ch 1, turn (200)

Row 2: See Video at end of pattern for help with this row. 
sc in 1st st, *pull up a loop in same st as last st made and in next 2 sts, YO and draw through all 4 loops on hook, ch 1 (NOTE: work ch 1’s loosely through out the pattern as you’ll be working into it on the next round), repeat from * around, sc in last st, ch 1, turn

Row 3-4: Repeat Row 2

Row 5: hdc in each st and ch across, ch 1, turn (200)

Row 6-8: Repeat Row 2

Row 9: hdc in each st and ch across, ch1, turn (200)

Row 10-12: Repeat Row 2

Row 13: hdc in each st and ch across (200)

Fasten off and weave in ends.

Video to help with Row 2

Be sure to check out the Aubreigh Hat too! 

Sherbet Dreams Scarf

Sherbet Dreams Scarf Free Crochet Pattern

A friend of my hubby said "Can you make me a scarf? I just want something bright." So I started browsing my yarn stash and looking around for patterns. I kinda get overwhelmed with possibilities sometimes but then I found the perfect yarn! My usually favorite of Tweed Stripes!! It was perfect! Now to work my magic! Here is what I came up with! I love that way it came out! 

It's bright, warm, squishy and perfect to add some color to those winter hues!! 

Plus it makes a great last minute gift! Just takes a few hrs of time!! 

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Sherbet Dreams Scarf

Materials: 

2 Skeins of Tweed Stripes (bulky 5) by Lion Brand- Shown in Popsicle 

K-Hook (6.5mm)

Scarf Measures about 52 inches long by 8 inch wide

Skill: Intermediate

Special Stitch: 3-dc Cluster (worked around one dc), * yarn over, insert hook from front to back around post of dc indicated, yarn over and pull up a loop, yarn over and draw through 2 loops on hook; repeat from *2 times more, yarn over and draw through all 4 loops on hook. 

Row 1: ch 24, Dc in fourth ch from hook (3 skipped chs count as first dc), * ch 3, work 3-dc Cluster around last dc made, skip next 2 chs, dc in next 2 chs; repeat from * across.

Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as first dc), turn; dc in next dc, * ch 3, work 3-dc Cluster around last dc made,
skip next ch-3, dc in next 2 dc; repeat from * across. 

Row 3-68: Repeat Row 2
Fasten off and weave in ends.  

You can easily add or subtract rows to make it the length desired! 

Hope you love it! I'm going to make another one for me and 
I'm pretty sure this stitch will turn into a new set! So keep checking back for more patterns soon!! 

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Free Crochet Pattern : Fall Harvest Infinity Scarf

Fall time is here! I love this time of year. I had a whole bin full of tweed stripes yarn that I use for my mermaids. I kinda went crazy buying it last year so I thought it was time to use it for something new! I had you all pick from three color ways on Facebook and Instagram.  You mostly voted for the fall colors as opposed to the brighter colors! So I'll save those for another time! 

This yarn is one of my favorites! It's not worsted but it's not super bulky! The color ways are all gorgeous! I love the soft shades  of green, orange, yellows and browns.  I designed this scarf so that you could either make a scarf to tie any number of ways or you can join it at the end to make a cowl that can be wrapped a couple times! 

It's got a unique open design yet is nice and snuggly! Sorta reminds me a leaves blowing in the wind!  

Please this to your Raverly, Pin It for later or make one right now!! 

Fall Harvest Scarf or Infinity Cowl

*K-Hook (6.5mm)

*2 Skeins of Tweed Stripes in Rainforest (or color way of choice)

*Skill : Intermediate

*Stitches: 

YO - yarn over

ch - chain 

dc - double crochet

*Special stitches:

*2-dc Cluster (uses one ch), *YO, insert hook in ch indicated, YO and pull up a loop, YO and draw through 2 loops on hook; repeat from * once more, YO and draw through all 3 loops on hook.

*3-dc Cluster (uses one st), *YO, insert hook in st indicated, YO and pull up a loop, YO and draw through 2 loops on hook; repeat from * 2 times more, YO and draw through all 4 loops on hook.

See New Video Tutorial to help get you started below the pattern. 

Row 1 (Right side): Ch 22, work 3-dc Cluster in fifth ch from hook (4 skipped chs count as first dc and 1 skipped ch), ch 3, work 2-dc Cluster in third ch from hook, work 3-dc Cluster in same ch as last 3-dc Cluster made, ch 4, skip next 4 chs, dc in next ch, * ch 4, skip next 4 chs, work 3-dc Cluster in next ch, ch 3, work 2-dc Cluster in third ch from hook, work 3-dc Cluster in same ch as last 3-dc Cluster made, ch 4, skip next 4 chs, dc in next ch; repeat from * across to last 2 chs, ch 2, skip next ch, dc in last ch.

Row 2: Ch 3 (counts as first dc), turn; work
3-dc Cluster in next dc, ch 3, work 2-dc Cluster in
third ch from hook, work 3-dc Cluster in same dc as last 3-dc Cluster made, ch 4, skip next ch-4 sp, dc in next ch-3 sp, * ch 4, skip next ch-4 sp, work 3-dc Cluster in next dc, ch 3, work 2-dc Cluster in third ch from hook, work 3-dc Cluster in same dc as last 3-dc Cluster made, ch 4, skip next ch-4 sp, dc in next ch-3 sp; repeat from * across to last 3-dc Cluster, ch 2, skip last 3-dc Cluster, dc in last dc.

Rows 3 - 71: Repeat Row 2 

For Scarf -  Fasten off and weave in ends

Or 

For Cowl - Fasten off, leaving a long tail to sew ends together. 
Match Row 1 to Row 71 and whip stitch ends together or preferred method of joining. 

Video Tutorial for Rows 1 & 2 of the Fall Harvest Infinity Scarf! 

 

I hope you enjoy this pattern!! 

Out take! 

Who says crochet designing isn't dangerous! 

I was trying to get a selfie of myself wearing the scarf but this bee had other plans! 

I didn't even know I got this picture.

 I was moving away quickly when I heard the buzzing around my head. 

Do you see it? CRAZY! 

I'm fine but you'll notice I didn't get any pics of me this time. 

Pattern Review : Rolling In The Deep Infinity Cowl

Yay! It's finally Fall! One of my favorite times of the year. Time to pull out the boots, scarves and hats! If you love warm fuzzy infinity cowls I have a great one for you! 

Rolling in the Deep Infinity Scarf

By Cre8tion Crochet

First of all this fabulous pattern is a freebie! The pattern very well written. 

It's actually a very easy pattern too once you get the rhythm of the chevron down. If you've never done a chevron stitch design then this would be a great starter because you are going to do it a lot for the short rows! 

The cowl is super long, but I love that. It can be worn in a number of ways, which you can find on Cre8tion Crochet's Blog post. I have mine wrapped 3 times in the pictures. 

I got distracted by other projects so I've been working on it in-between when I could. 

Took me about a week, but I bet you could whip it out in a couple days. 

I used Hobby Lobby's Effervesce in the color ways - Shadow and Petal. Just one skien of each was plenty.  I just adore pink and grey together. 

The Effervesce yarn is soo super soft and slightly fuzzy. It was nice to work with but not fun to unravel if you messed up on a stitch a few rows back (oops). It doesn't seem to leave little fuzzy's on your clothing though which is nice so you don't look like an animal shed on you. (LOL) 

 I hope it doesn't pill but it might. Just the nature of the yarn. 

Note that I did use an H- 5.00mm hook instead of the suggest to match gauge with this yarn and my tension. The scarf came out perfect! 

The pattern would be really easy to adjust if you wanted it shorter too! I just really liked the options with the long scarf! Just perfect for me. 

I look forward to it getting cooler so I can wear it! It's going to be a go to scarf for sure! 

I'm already thinking of making another one with different yarn in black and white or another neutral like tan since Zebra print is so in this fall! 

What do you think? Would you make it? What Colors would you choose? 

What I've been working on!

Wow it's only been almost a month since my last blog post! I've been very busy! Working on orders a few side project and working on me! 

I'm down 22 pounds and I'm so excited about this journey! I've been working out almost everyday and food journaling. I've taken up running and I'm already on Week 6 of 8 on Couch to 5K! I've been pushing myself a little too hard though. My Cousin talked me into signing up for a 1/2 marathon. (crazy I know) So I've been adding in extra miles and training. I did 10 miles total last week and on Saturday I hurt my knee on my 5Miles run/walk! So I have to rest this week. It's been very hard to rest when I'm so motivated, but rest now and back to it when it's better! I'm not giving up! 

Okay back to crochet! In February I did a scarf swap hosted by the wonderful Danyel of CrazySocks Crochet! (Love her patterns) I got a lovely Scarf from none other than my crochet buddy Rachel of Silly Stitches that lives just a few miles away! She made me this lovely Moroccan Cowl in wonderful pastels with absolutely yummy yarn! The pattern is by Moogly! (I recently made one too!) It's perfect for spring especially since winter isn't giving up! You can find the free pattern on The Moogly Blog!

I made a Fun scarf for my swap from a pattern on Fiber Flux with one of my favorite yarns! Amazing yarn! I changed it up a little only because I had only one skien. I wished I'd got a better picture but I had to get in in the mail since I kinda waited till the last minute! (I almost forgot. oops!) I hope she loved it! The pattern is a free pattern called the Arugula Scarf. It's a simple ruffle scarf! Works up very fast! 

Since I've had to rest and I'm waiting on some yarn to come in I've had a little time to work on a few fun projects! I made on of my favorite ruffle scarf patterns using Red Heart Boutique Magical! The colors are fun and I just love this yarn and how it changes up on it's own. 

I just finished this other fun project. I've had this on my todo list forever!  The Artfully Simple Cowl by Moogly! I used Amazing yarn in Glacier Bay! The colors are gorgeous jewel tones! It can be worn long or wrapped twice. I would totally make this again! I'm in love with it!. Isn't it gorgeous! 

With having to rest more this week I do have a new design I need to finish. It's for St. Patricks Day so I'm kind slacking but I will try to have it up early next week! (fingers crossed) 

Moroccan Cowl Crochet Pattern by Moogly Review

I've been following the Moogly blog for awhile now. She has some really great crochet designs, tutorials and more. I've learned a lot of unique technics that I love! 

She recently posted the Moroccan Midnight Cowl and I knew I had to make it! I just happened to have a skien of Boutique Midnight on hand. So I decided to make it! It was a very well written pattern and comes out lovely! So many photos and videos to help you along the way so you don't get stuck. I confused myself at first but it's was just me and it was late.  

I love the peeks of sparkle and the size it just right! I used the color way Moonlight and I Love This Yarn in Antique teal. The blue hues don't pop as much as the more colorful skeins so I just might have to make another! I like the warmer jewel tones and pops of color changes without much work . 

She also just posted a hat to match! So go make yourself an awesome set! 

10 Free Birthday Party Themed Crochet Patterns

I thought today it would be fun to share some of my favorite 

Birthday Party Themed Crochet Patterns.

Today is my sons 6th birthday! I can hardly believe it! He started Kindergarten this year and absolutely loves it! He was so excited to get back to school yesterday after winter break. He's growing up so fast and I love him dearly! 

Now on to what you really want! Free patterns! 

1. Party Hat by Mamachee

I love this pattern and have made in many times in different variations! They are always a fun hit for the party. You can see my versions here.

2. Ballon Applique - By Me

The appliqué's are great on hats and other clothing. They even make great embellishments on cards or bunting. 

3. Birthday Candle Scarf by Twinkie Chan

Who doesn't love Twinkie Chan's Whimsical designs! They are always fun, colorful and unique. 

4. Cupcake Pin Cushion by One and Two Company 

I'm always losing my tapestry needles. I really should make a good pincushion. 

This one looks yummy but don't eat it!! 

5-7. Party Pennant Garland by Moogly. 

She also has crochet Letters and Numbers for you to make the perfect pennant! 

These would be great with a name, age, number and/or ballon appliqués. 

8. Cupcake Hat by Sara of Repeat Crafter Me

I love Sara's Patterns. I've made several. They are well written and on gauge for me! 

9. Rainbow Cake Tissue Cozy by Ashley Nichole

I just came across this adorable pattern! I will have to add this to my to do list! I love the colorful rainbow of colors and little textures added to the frosting! 

10. Party Cake Dishcloths by Jennifer of Fiber Flux 

I love crochet dishcloths! These caught my eye because of the bright colors. 

A great modern granny square! 

I hope you enjoyed this Round up! Which one(s) will you try? Have you made any of these already? 

Feel free to link up your favorite Birthday themed patterns in the comments! 

Hand Chain Scarf Crochet Pattern Review

Hand chain Scarf in Sashay Golden

During the business of the Holiday's I hurt my hand and couldn't crochet for a about a week. I'm not really even sure what I did. I play piano too and I think I actually hurt it practicing not crocheting. Hand and finger exercises are soooo important to your hand health. You can read more about that in a previous post I wrote: Breathing in and out while you crochet.

Anyhoo. Not being able to crochet for a few days well wasn't going to happen. I tried to rest but still needed to whip out a few gifts some how. So, I cheated and found a pattern on how to crochet with your fingers as the tools instead of a hook. I thought maybe if I was relaxed and not gripping a hook that might help the pain.

I had two skeins of Sashay yarn I'd bought at Michaels that I thought should be used. The pattern I found was a freebie on Red Hearts Website called Glam-It Up Hand Chain Scarf.

This is a wonderful beginning project. Even if you've never crocheted this would be a great place to start. Or if you teach it may be a great project for you to get your students started with the basics of chaining and tension with out having to worry about a hook.

 Working with the mesh yarn can be a bit frustrating otherwise. I'd made several ruffles scarfs the previous year and I prefer to knit those rather than crochet and I don't knit well!

These scarves worked up in about 20 minutes, so I made two and really could have made more! The colors were gorgeous and I loooove the way they turned out! I used Red Heart Sashay Metallic in Rubies and Golden. They are so sparkly and pretty in person. I also love the fact that the scarf is super light! It's not heavy at all! I will for sure made more of these in the future.

I used two fingers and kept my tension pretty loose. I left a decent amount at the end and after I tied the ends together I made a little bow detail (see golden image) That way I could make it adjustable. The golden one has different lengths wrapped. The red one they are all about the same length. I like options! So will you try a finger/hand chain scarf?

Hand chain Scarf in Sashay Rubies

Arctic Ocean Mobius Cowl - Free Crochet Pattern

This was a special design for a my Son's Kindergarten teacher for Christmas! He said her favorite color was turquoise and he thought she would love this yarn. He picked it out from my stash. I only had one Skien and wanted something that worked up quick but with a fun texture! You could make this in many other colors solid or varigated and get a totally different look. I love one skein, chunky yarn projects and I hope you will too! Enjoy!

Level: Easy

Materials: 
1 Skein of Bulky (5) approx. 109 yards
*I used Premier Yarns, Deborah Norville, Serenity Chunky
Color way : Seven Seas
*Yarn substitutions: Michael’s “Charisma” or Hobby Lobby’s  “I Love This Chunky”

*Hook Sizes: 
L-Hook - (8.00mm)

*Tapestry Needle

Gauge: not required

*Terms and Stitches used:

ch - chain

st - stitch

sl st - slip stitch

sc - single crochet

dc - double crochet

rep - repeat

YO - yarn over

Special Stitches
Picot: ch 3, sl st in third ch from hook.

Decrease: YO, insert hook in same sc as last st made, YO and pull up a loop, YO and draw through 2 loops on hook, YO, skip next Picot and next 2 sc, insert hook in next sc, YO and pull up a loop, YO and draw through 2 loops on hook, YO and draw through all 3 loops on hook. (basically a dc dec just spread out)

Arctic Ocean Mobius Cowl

Measures approx.  6” wide and 15” long (folded in half)

Row 1: ch 80, sc in 2nd ch from hook, work Picot, (sc in next 4 chs, work Picot) across to last 2 chs, sc in last 2 chs.

Row 2: Ch 4 (counts as first dc plus ch 1), turn; YO, insert hook in first sc, YO and pull up a loop, YO and draw through 2 loops on hook, YO, skip next Picot and next 2 sc, insert hook in next sc, YO and pull up a loop, YO and draw through 2 loops on hook, YO and draw through all 3 loops on hook, ch 3, (decrease, ch 3) across to last Picot, YO, insert hook in same sc as last st made, YO and pull up a loop, YO and draw through 2 loops on hook, YO, skip last Picot, insert hook in last sc, YO and pull up a loop, YO and draw through 2 loops on hook, YO and draw through all 3 loops on hook.

Row 3: Ch 1, turn; sc in first st, * work (2 sc, Picot, sc) in next ch-3 sp, sc in next st; rep from * across to last ch-1 sp, sc in last ch-1 sp and in last dc.

Row 4: Ch 2, turn; skip first 2 sc, dc in next sc, (ch 3, decrease) across, ch 1, dc in same sc as last st made.

Row 5: Ch 1, turn; sc in first dc, work Picot, sc in next ch-1 sp and in next st, * work (2 sc, Picot, sc) in next ch-3 sp, sc in next st; repeat from * across.

Repeat Rows 2-5 One time

*Fasten off but leave a long tail to sew ends shut.

* For a Mobius (twisted) Cowl twist the cowl once and sew ends shut with a whip stitch.

*If you don’t want a twist, line up the ends, with no twist and sew together with a whip stitch. 

*Weave in remaining ends. 

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Thank you for using a Calleigh’s Clips original pattern. I have done my best to keep my patterns simple and easy to understand. If at any time you need assistance, please feel free to contact me using the contact me tab.

Please remember that there may be a slight variance in sizing due to different tensions of each individual and materials used.

All patterns are copyright protected, but you are welcome to sell finished products made from my patterns. I do ask, however, that you mention my company name along with my web shop address as follows:

Calleigh’s Clips & Crochet Creations by Elisabeth Spivey 

http://www.calleighsclips.com

I would love to see your finished products if you would like to send me pictures. These will be for my personal use only and will not be posted anywhere without prior written permission from you.

Enjoy,

Elisabeth

Need some other color ideas! Here are a few ideas from my pattern testers. 

My Mom of Posh Pooch Designs made a solid color one in a gorgeous green. 

Holly of Stitched Together by Design made this one with some lovely 

Red Heart Chunky Fire (discontinued)

She is calling it the Fire and ice Cowl! 

Thank you to all my wonderful testers!!! 

Be sure to link up and share your projects on Raverly or in our Groups! I would love to see! 

Rainbow Spiral Scarf-let - Free Crochet Pattern

Earlier in the week you may have seen the Rainbow Dash Hat I made my daughter (there is a free pattern for the mane hair spirals there :)! Well a hat is no fun with out a scarf. So I worked up a little something fun to go with it and thought you would enjoy this simple stash busting project too! Introducing......

Rainbow Spirals Scarf-let

This project is not only great for girls, it fits all the way up to adult too. Rainbow not quite your color? That's okay! Use one solid color or stripe two or three. Have fun with it and be sure to share your projects in Ravelry or Facebook! Enjoy! 

Do not use my images for any purpose! If you sell items made from my patterns please make and photograph your own work! Thank you! ~Elisabeth

Level: Easy

Materials: 
Vanna’s Choice Worsted Weight or Worsted Weight of choice
1 each:
 *Red - Scarlett
* Orange - Terracotta
* Yellow - Duckie (vanna’s choice baby) 
* Green  -Lime
* Blue - Aqua
* Purple - Eggplant

*Hook Sizes: 
H-Hook (5.00mm)

*Tapestry Needle
*Terms and Stitches used:

ch - chain
st- stitch
hdc - half double crochet
rep - repeat

Measures Approx. 32 inches across un-stretched

This will fit about 4 years up to Adult. 

With Red Ch 131 
Row 1: 3 hdc in 2nd ch from the hook, and next 29 ch’s, hdc in next 70 sts, 3 hdc in last 30 sts, fasten off

With Orange Ch 31
Row 2: 3 hdc in 2nd ch from the hook and next 29 ch’s, (with Right side facing) join Orange to Red’s 31st stitch with a hdc, hdc in next 69 sts, ch 31, 3 hdc in 2nd ch from the hook and next 29 ch’s, fasten off

With Yellow Ch 31
Row 3: 3 hdc in 2nd ch from the hook and next 29 ch’s, (with Right side facing) join Yellow to Orange’s 31st stitch with a hdc, hdc in next 69 sts, ch 31, 3 hdc in 2nd ch from the hook and next 29 ch’s, fasten off

With Green Ch 31
Row 4: 3 hdc in 2nd ch from the hook and next 29 ch’s, (with Right side facing) join Green to Yellow’s 31st stitch with a hdc, hdc in next 9 sts, ch 10, sk next 10 sts, hdc in next 50 sts, ch 31, 3 hdc in 2nd ch from the hook and next 29 ch’s, fasten off

With Blue Ch 31
Row 5: 3 hdc in 2nd ch from the hook and next 29 ch’s, (with Right side facing) join Blue to Green’s 31st stitch with a hdc, hdc in next 69 sts and ch’s, ch 31, 3 hdc in 2nd ch from the hook and next 29 ch’s, fasten off

With Purple Ch 31
Row 6: 3 hdc in 2nd ch from the hook and next 29 ch’s, (with Right side facing) join Purple to Blue’s 31st stitch with a hdc, hdc in next 69 sts, ch 31, 3 hdc in 2nd ch from the hook and next 29 ch’s, fasten off

Weave in all ends.

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Download the PDF File here!

You will need Adobe to read this pattern. 

Please do not copy and/or redistribute this pattern, but direct people back to the blog post.

Thank you for using a Calleigh’s Clips original pattern. I have done my best to keep my patterns simple and easy to understand. If at any time you need assistance, please feel free to contact me using the contact me tab.

Please remember that there may be a slight variance in sizing due to different tensions of each individual and materials used.

All patterns are copyright protected, but you are welcome to sell finished products made from my patterns. I do ask, however, that you mention my company name along with my web shop address as follows:

Calleigh’s Clips & Crochet Creations by Elisabeth Spivey 

http://www.calleighsclips.com

I would love to see your finished products if you would like to send me pictures. These will be for my personal use only and will not be posted anywhere without prior written permission from you.

Enjoy,

Elisabeth