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FREE ELEANOR SHRUG PATTERN
(crochet)
Ingredients: 4 x 50gm Anny Blatt
Cachemir Anny in Boise
4.50mm (G/6) hook
Tension: Not essential. Try to keep work even throughout. This yarn does drape well and has a slight stretch to it.
Sizing: This is made to fit a 38-40 chest. (to fit this size rectangle should measure 24"w x 27"l)
Method: With 4.5mm (G/6) hook make 106 ch. (This pattern is made up of a multiple of 5 sts + 6).
1st row: Work 1tr, 2ch, 1tr (1dc 2ch 1dc) into 8th ch from hook. *3ch, miss 4ch, wk 1tr, 2ch, 1tr (1dc, 2ch, 1dc) into next ch; rep from * to last 3ch, 2ch 1tr (2ch, 1dc) into last ch, turn
2nd row: 4ch (count as 1dtr tr) miss first 2ch sp, work 5dtr (tr) into next ch sp *miss 3ch sp, wk 5dtr (tr) into next 2ch sp, rep from * to last sp, miss 2 ch 1dtr (tr) into next ch, turn
3rd row:5ch (count as 1tr, 2ch), (1dc, 2ch) miss first 3dtr (tr) into next dtr (tr) wk (1tr, 2ch, 1tr)
(1dc, 2ch, 1dc) *3ch miss 4dtr (tr), into next dtr (tr) wk (1tr, 2ch, 1tr) (1dc, 2ch, 1dc) rep from* to last 3dtr (tr) 2ch, 1tr (dc) into 4th of 4ch at beg of previous row, turn.
Rep 2nd and 3rd rows until 27" (or length required) has been worked. Fasten off (Bind off).
Making up: Fold rectangle of fabric, cast on and cast off edges should be together with fold opposite. From folded edge leave 7" open (or length required for armhole) and stitch at each side, to form the sides.
Outer Edging: Starting were you want the middle of the collar to be: (you will be working in rounds!)
Wk 1 row tr (dc) evenly around outer edge, join with a ss to first st.
Wk another row of tr (dc) join with ss as before.
Continuing working in 'rounds' wk 1 row in htr (hdc), 1 row in dtr (tr), 1 row in tr (dc)finishing off with 1 row htr (hdc), cast off, (bind off).
Darn in all loose threads.
Aruba Blue Notes:
This pattern was originally not intended for publishing. This is a guide only using a traditional stitched rectangle and a simple edging. Have fun!!x
See y'all soon
Cathy x
4.50mm (G/6) hook
Tension: Not essential. Try to keep work even throughout. This yarn does drape well and has a slight stretch to it.
Sizing: This is made to fit a 38-40 chest. (to fit this size rectangle should measure 24"w x 27"l)
Method: With 4.5mm (G/6) hook make 106 ch. (This pattern is made up of a multiple of 5 sts + 6).
1st row: Work 1tr, 2ch, 1tr (1dc 2ch 1dc) into 8th ch from hook. *3ch, miss 4ch, wk 1tr, 2ch, 1tr (1dc, 2ch, 1dc) into next ch; rep from * to last 3ch, 2ch 1tr (2ch, 1dc) into last ch, turn
2nd row: 4ch (count as 1dtr tr) miss first 2ch sp, work 5dtr (tr) into next ch sp *miss 3ch sp, wk 5dtr (tr) into next 2ch sp, rep from * to last sp, miss 2 ch 1dtr (tr) into next ch, turn
3rd row:5ch (count as 1tr, 2ch), (1dc, 2ch) miss first 3dtr (tr) into next dtr (tr) wk (1tr, 2ch, 1tr)
(1dc, 2ch, 1dc) *3ch miss 4dtr (tr), into next dtr (tr) wk (1tr, 2ch, 1tr) (1dc, 2ch, 1dc) rep from* to last 3dtr (tr) 2ch, 1tr (dc) into 4th of 4ch at beg of previous row, turn.
Rep 2nd and 3rd rows until 27" (or length required) has been worked. Fasten off (Bind off).
Making up: Fold rectangle of fabric, cast on and cast off edges should be together with fold opposite. From folded edge leave 7" open (or length required for armhole) and stitch at each side, to form the sides.
Outer Edging: Starting were you want the middle of the collar to be: (you will be working in rounds!)
Wk 1 row tr (dc) evenly around outer edge, join with a ss to first st.
Wk another row of tr (dc) join with ss as before.
Continuing working in 'rounds' wk 1 row in htr (hdc), 1 row in dtr (tr), 1 row in tr (dc)finishing off with 1 row htr (hdc), cast off, (bind off).
Darn in all loose threads.
Aruba Blue Notes:
This pattern was originally not intended for publishing. This is a guide only using a traditional stitched rectangle and a simple edging. Have fun!!x
See y'all soon
Cathy x
