Today’s
dishcloth was chosen by Mod Robin. Robin has been crocheting since 2011. If you
look at her Ravelry projects, you will see that she has 1,230 projects listed.
That’s amazing for someone who has been crocheting for a relatively short time.
And that’s only the projects that she’s taken the time to document. I really
don’t think that woman sleeps. I think she hooks during her sleep, and she’s
plugged into a charger every night.
Robin
actually taught herself to crochet using a “Learn to Crochet” kit and by
watching YouTube videos. She also credits Ravelry and the BAMCAL
(Block-a-Month) group – where she worked many, many afghan squares. Most of her FO's are given away to charity. Her favorite
yarn is Red Heart Super Saver but she also likes Herrschner’s Worsted 8. These
are perfect for afghans!
Robin's favorite project is her Oz'ghan. She hooked it using the C2C method, and it turned out so awesome! I would hang this on my wall, too!
Robin has started to knit, and recently completed a brioche scarf. She really wants to learn to do the increases/decreases in order to make some cool designs. In crochet, she wants to learn interlocking crochet. That’s on my list, also.
Robin’s
crochet tip: “Challenge yourself, but
keep it fun. This is supposed to be relaxing and enjoyable, so don’t turn it
into work. Also – remember to breathe!”
This design is named after my beautiful
DIL. She is such a sweet, loving wife to my youngest son and an awesome mom to
my two grandchildren. She is truly my daughter.
MATERIALS:
Any
Worsted Weight Cotton - I
used Hobby Lobby Crafter’s Secret
A
– Taupe (25)
B
– Spa Blue (14)
Crochet
hook size I/5.5 mm
SIZE:
9”
square after blocking
Abbreviations:
Beg = beginning
Begdc = beginning double crochet
Ch/s = chain/s
Dc = double crochet
Hk = hook
Lp = loop
Rep = repeat
Sc = single crochet
Sk = skip
Sl St = slip stitch
Sp = space/s
St/s = stitch/es
Tutorial for Begdc: No
More Turning Chains!
INSTRUCTIONS:
Row 1: With A ch 25,
working in back bumps of chs, sc in 2nd ch from hk and in each ch to
end, turn. (24 sc)
Row 2: Begdc in first st, 2
dc in next st, [sk next 3 sts, 4 dc in next st] to last 2 sts, sk next st, dc
in last st, ch 1, turn. (24 dc)
Row 3: Sc in first st and
in each st across, turn. (24 sc)
Row 4: Begdc in first st,
sk next 2 sts, [4 dc in next st, sk next 3 sts] to last st, 3 dc in last st, ch
1, turn. (24 dc)
Row 5: Sc in first st and in
each st across, turn. (24 sc)
Rows 6 – 17: Rep Rows 2 – 5 three
times. At end of Row 17, ch 1 and turn. Continue to Border.
Border:
Rnd. 1:
(Sc, hdc, sc) in same st, sc in next 22 sts, (sc, hdc, sc) in last st of row.
Rotate
cloth to work on vertical side, work 22 sc evenly across this side.
Rotate
cloth to work on bottom of Row 1, (sc, hdc, sc) in first ch, sc in next 22 chs,
(sc,
hdc, sc) in last ch of Row 1.
Rotate
cloth to work on vertical side, work 22 sc evenly across this side, join with
sl st
to beg sc. Finish off.
Rnd. 2: Join
Color B with sl st to any sc, ch 3, work 1 dc in each sc and 5 dc in each
corner hdc, join with sl st to beg sc. Finish off, weave in ends, block.
© 2018
Melinda Miller – All rights reserved
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