Jessica

April 6, 2020

Quarantine CAL – Stash Busting Blanket

Anyone else going a little loopy during these crazy times of quarantine? What better time to raid that stash for a funky project to take our minds off things.

Quarantine CAL

Inspired by my local yarn store that is doing a similar knit along, I have designed a fun crochet along to help us get through these uncertain times. We will be making the ultimate stash busting blanket using 6 yarns from our personal stashes and 6 stitch variations that I have created.

Each day I will roll dice to determine:

Which yarn to use
Which stitch to use
How many rows to work

Daily prompts will be posted on my website and in the Psychedelic Doilies Facebook Group so make sure to join (and answer the two entry questions).

The inexpensive pattern can be purchased in my shop or with the buy button below. I can’t wait to get started and see everyone’s blankets grow!

Don’t forget to join the Facebook group after purchasing the pattern. Click here to join now.

Happy Hooking!

Jessica

March 11, 2020

Peek a Boo Cowl Crochet Pattern

I am delighted to finally release the Peek-a-Boo Cowl crochet pattern! This cozy cowl may be my favorite design to date. I originally created it a year ago but never published it because life got in the way. So without further ado – the Peek-a-Boo!

Peek-a-Boo Cowl

The Peek-a-Boo cowl is made in two separate panels that are joined together to create the fun peek-a-boo effect. I, of course, chose a psychedelic inner layer but any two contrasting worsted weight yarns can be used to make the scarf. The color possibilities are endless!

I used Knit Picks Chroma, worsted yarn. If you’ve not used Chroma before it is so super squishy and soft, I highly recommend it. There are also tons of colorways to choose from, both solids and variegated. When browsing the yarn on Knit Picks website make sure to click individual skeins so that a knit swatch pops up to give you a better scope of the colorway.

Yarn:

Knit Picks Chroma Worsted

Medium 4 Weight

70% Superwash Wool, 30% Nylon

Color A: Natural

Color B: Groovy

1 skein each

Yardage: 363 yards

Gauge: 14 sts and 8 rows in dc = 4”

Hook: US (I) 5.5mm

Size: 7” x 16” (laid flat)

All crochet in US terms

Stitches and Abbreviations

ch – chain
sc – single crochet
dc – double crochet
tr – treble crochet
sts – stitches
sps – spaces
sk – skip

Stitch Guide

Shell

Work 5 dc in indicated space.

The shell repeat used in this pattern is another stitch I picked up in my handy Leisure Arts Stitch Guide book. The pocket sized books comes in paperback and digital form and includes 86 unique stitch patterns.

Peek-a-Boo Cowl Crochet Pattern

Below you’ll find the free pattern. An inexpensive ad-free PDF is also available in my shop.

Instructions

Shell Panel

In color A, Chain 28

Row 1: Dc in 4^th ch from hook, *ch 2, sk next 2 sts, dc in next 3 sts; repeat from * across to last 4 sts, ch 2, sk next 2 sts, dc in last 2 sts. 16 dc, 5 ch-2 sps

Row 2: Ch 1, sc in first st, *shell in next ch-2 sp, sk next dc, sc in next dc, sk next dc; repeat from *across ending last repeat with sk next dc, sc in top of turning ch. 6 sc, 5 shells

Row 3: Ch 4 (counts as tr here and throughout), sk first st of shell, *dc in next 3 sts, ch 2, sk next (dc, sc, dc); repeat from * across, ending last repeat with ch 1, tr in last st, turn. 2 tr, 15 dc, 5 ch-2 sps

Row 4: Ch 3 (counts as dc here and throughout), 2 dc in same st, * sk next st, sc in next st,** shell in next ch-2 sp; repeat from *across, ending last repeat at **; 3 dc in top of turning ch. 4 shells, 6 dc, 5 sc

Row 5: Ch 3, dc in next st, *ch 2, sk first st of next shell, dc in next 3 sts; repeat from *across to last 3 sts, ch 2, sk next st, dc in next dc and 3^rd ch of turning ch-3. 16 dc, 5 ch-2 sps

Repeat rows 2-5 14 more times. End with one last row 2. Do not cut yarn.

DC Panel

In color B, Ch 24

Row 1: Dc in 3^rd ch from hook (chain counts as dc) and across. 23 dc

Rows 2: Ch 3, dc in each st across. 23 sts

Rows 3-62: repeat row 2. Cut yarn.

Joining panels

Line up both panels with dc panel in front. (Shell panel live stitch should be positioned at top right of work.) With live stitch on hook, work one sc through the first stitch of both layers.

Top

To join top of two panels sc in every stitch of dc panel and in 1^st, 2^nd, 4^th, and 5^th st of each shell, except the middle shell where you’ll work in all 5 shell stitches. Sc in last st of both panels. Tops of both panels are now joined. 23sts

Sides

With double crochet panel facing and working in both panels, work 3 sc for each two rows for a total of 93 sts.

Bottom

Work sc in every st across. 23 sts.

Finishing

Sew top and bottom together using mattress seam with shell panel facing out.

February 18, 2020

Crochet Patterns that Look Knit

If you like the look of knit but haven’t mastered the craft of knitting yet, you’ll love these faux knit crochet patterns. Get ready to wow your friends and family with these crochet patterns that look like they were knit.

Knit Look Crochet Patterns

Most of these knit look alike patterns are free but a couple are paid. To get each pattern click on the link or image to be directed to individual posts.

Faux Knit Crochet Slippers

These knit looking slippers use the waistcoat stitch to create a super comfy and cozy pair of crochet slippers.

Knit Look Fair Isle Cowl Crochet Pattern

If you are infatuated with fair isle knitting you’ll love this simple crochet cowl from Whistle and Ivy. The split single crochet stitches look like perfect little hearts.

Crochet Faux Knit Sweater Pattern

Cropped tops are so back right now and this retro looking crochet sweater pattern looks extra hip with it’s faux knit design.

Crochet Cowl that Looks Knit

This pretty ombre cowl also has coordinating hat and fingerless glove patterns.

Knit Look Crochet Ear Warmers with a Twist

This twisted headband does an amazing knit imitation using the tunisian knit stitch. If you’re not familiar with tunisian this would be a great starter project because it doesn’t require a tunisian hook, your regular crochet hook will work!

Chevron Knit Look Basket Crochet Pattern

I can’t believe it’s not ~~butter~~ knit! This adorable chevron crochet basket pattern will make a practical and and pretty project.

Simple Faux Knit Pillow Pattern

If you’re looking for a simple crochet pillow pattern, impress your friends with this easy knit look version.

Double Brim Knit Look Crochet Beanie Pattern

This double layer beanie is extra warm and cozy. Your knitting pals won’t believe it’s crochet!

Pin this post for later!

February 12, 2020

Spice Market Scarf Crochet Pattern

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Spice Market Scarf

Spice Market Yarn

The name of this pattern comes from the unique yarn used to make the spikes. This 100% silk yarn is made by Darn Good Yarn and is handmade in India by local women using upcycled saris. Every skein is unique and you never know the exotic color combos you’ll end up with but they’ll always have lots of bright color and beautiful shine from the silk.

Mine had lots of greens, pinks, oranges, and blues, which I loved because it’s such a funky, psychedelic combo. I used to live in India and this yarn actually reminds me less of the spice market and more of the bright powders for sale leading up to Holi. I mean. Just look at those colors.

You can learn more about the yarn here. It retails for 16.99 a skein (100 grams) but I received mine with my Darn Good Yarn of the Month subscription which is $10 a month (plus shipping). The monthly subscription box includes one skein of yarn, a free pattern, and a mystery gift. One time my mystery gift was a whole second skein of yarn!

If you’re interested in joining the Yarn of the Month club you can use my link to get your first month free. Click here to activate the offer for one free month of Darn Good Yarn.

Continue to the free pattern below or purchase the inexpensive, ad-free printable version in my shop.

Color A

Loops and Threads Soft and Shiny

Medium 4 Weight (100% acrylic)

Color (Gray) 1 skein

Color B

Darn Good Yarn Spice Market

DK 3 Weight (100% silk)

1 skein

Gauge: 13 sts and 18 rows in sc = 4”

Hook: US 8H 5mm

Terminology: All crochet in US terms

Stitches and Abbreviations

sl st – slip stitch
SS – spike stitch
sc – single crochet
ch – chain

Stitch Guide

Spike Stitch: Insert hook in specified space below current row, draw up a long loop to height of current row; yarn over and draw through both loops on hook.

Join with SC: With sl st on hook, insert hook into st and work sc as normal.

Notes: Ch 1 at the beginning of each row.

Instructions

In color A chain 24.

Row 1: Sc in each st across. 23 sts

Row 2-8: Sc across. 23 sts

Row 9: Sc in next 3 sts, * ch 1, sk 1, sc in next 3 sts. Repeat from *. 18 sc, 5 ch-1 sps

Row 10: Sc in each sc and ch-1 sp across. 23sts. Cut yarn A.

Row 11: In color B join with sc in first st, sc in next st, *in next ch-1 sp (2 rows below) work 3 SS (spike sts are worked over 3 sc from row below, essentially skipping them), sc in next st; repeat from * 4 more times. Sc in last st. 8 sc, 15 SS. Cut color B

Row 12: In color A join with sc in first st, and sc in each stitch across. 23 sts

Row 13-24: work as rows 2-11

Repeat rows 12-24 twenty-three more times or until scarf is near desired length and then sc 8 more rows.

Optional Border:

Work two rows of moss stitch around perimeter of entire scarf in color A.

That’s it! Easy enough for a beginner. I’d love to see your finished Spice Market Scarf. Make sure to tag me on Instagram and share your WIP and HOTH projects in my Facebook group. (Join now.)

December 13, 2019

Haunted Holidays CAL Week Four

It’s the last piece of our Haunted Holidays lapghan! Click here to find the other panels in this free crochet along. Drum roll please. The last piece of our Haunted Holidays blanket is … a spoooky gingerbread house!

New to Graphghans or c2c? For my best tips and tricks explore the articles below.

Join the Group

If you haven’t already, make sure to join the group. It’s a great place to ask questions and to share your haunted hookings. Be sure to answer the two entry questions or your request will be denied after 24 hours. Join Now.

You can find the free c2c written instructions and chart for the panel below. There is also an ad-free printable version in my shop. Paid pattern includes full written instructions and charts for all five patterns in the CAL. Buy it Now with the button below.

Color Legend

gr: green
lg: light grey
r: red
dg: dark grey
b: black
br: brown

C2C Written Instructions

[WS]: wrong side
[RS]: right side

Row 1 [WS]: gr

Row 2 [RS]: gr, b

Row 3 [WS]: r, b, gr

Row 4 [RS]: gr, b, r2

Row 5 [WS]: r2, b, (gr) x 2

Row 6 [RS]: (gr) x 2, b, r3

Row 7 [WS]: r4, b, (gr) x 2

Row 8 [RS]: (gr) x 2, b, r4, b

Row 9 [WS]: lg, b2, r2, b, br, (gr) x 2

Row 10 [RS]: (gr) x 2, br, b, r2, b2, (lg) x 2

Row 11 [WS]: (lg) x 4, b2, r, b, br, (gr) x 2

Row 12 [RS]: (gr) x 2, br, b, r, b2, dg, (lg) x 2, (dg) x 2

Row 13 [WS]: br, (dg) x 2, (lg) x 2, dg, br, b2, (br) x 2, (gr) x 2

Row 14 [RS]: (gr) x 2, (br) x 2, b2, br, dg, lg, (dg) x 2, (br) x 3

Row 15 [WS]: (br) x 4, (dg) x 3, (br) x 3, b, (br) x 2, (gr) x 2

Row 16 [RS]: (gr) x 2, (br) x 2, b, (br) x 3, (dg) x 2, (br) x 5, dg

Row 17 [WS]: b, dg, (br) x 6, dg, (br) x 6, (gr) x 2

Row 18 [RS]: (gr) x 2, (br) x 12, (dg) x 2, b2

Row 19 [WS]: b4, dg, (br) x 12, b, gr

Row 20 [RS]: (gr) x 2, r, (br) x 10, (dg) x 2, b4, dg

Row 21 [WS]: br, dg, b5, dg, (br) x 10, b, (gr) x 2

Row 22 [RS]: (gr) x 3, r, (br) x 9, dg, b5, dg, (br) x 2

Row 23 [WS]: (br) x 3, b6, dg, (br) x 8, b2, (gr) x 3

Row 24 [RS]: (gr) x 4, r, b, (br) x 8, b4, r, b, dg, (br) x 3

Row 25 [WS]: (br) x 4, dg, b5, dg, (br) x 7, b3, (gr) x 4

Row 26 [RS]: (gr) x 5, r, b2, (br) x 7, b5, dg, (br) x 5

Row 27 [WS]: lg, (br) x 5, b5, dg, (br) x 6, b4, (gr) x 5

Row 28 [RS]: (gr) x 6, r, b3, (br) x 6, b5, dg, (br) x 4, lg, b

Row 29 [WS]: b2, lg, (br) x 4, dg, b4, dg, (br) x 5, b5, (gr) x 6

Row 30 [RS]: (gr) x 7, r, b, dg, b2, (br) x 5, dg, b3, dg, (br) x 4, lg, b2, dg

Row 31 [WS]: r, dg, b2, lg, (br) x 4, (dg) x 4, (br) x 5, b2, dg, b3, (gr) x 7

Row 32 [RS]: (gr) x 7, b, r, b2, dg, b2, (br) x 12, lg, b2, dg, r2

Row 33 [WS]: r3, dg, b2, lg, (br) x 11, b2, (dg) x 2, b4, (gr) x 7

Row 34 [RS]: (gr) x 7, b2, r, b2, dg, b3, (br) x 11, lg, b, dg, r3, dg

Row 35 [WS]: gr, dg, r2, dg, b2, lg, (br) x 10, b2, lg, b, dg, b5, (gr) x 7

Corner

Row 36 [RS]: (gr) x 6, b3, r, b, dg, b, (lg) x 2, b2, (br) x 10, (lg) x 2, dg, r2, dg, gr

Row 37 [WS]: gr, (dg) x 3, (lg) x 2, (br) x 10, b2, lg, r, lg, b6, r, (gr) x 5

Row 38 [RS]: (gr) x 4, r2, b, gr, r, b2, lg, r2, lg, b2, (br) x 12, (dg) x 2, gr

Row 39 [WS]: (gr) x 2, (br) x 12, b2, lg, r3, lg, b3, gr, r2, (gr) x 4

Row 40 [RS]: (gr) x 3, r2, (gr) x 2, r, b, lg, r4, lg, b2, (br) x 11, (gr) x 2

Row 41 [WS]: (gr) x 2, (br) x 10, b2, lg, r5, lg, b2, (gr) x 2, r, (gr) x 3

Row 42 [RS]: (gr) x 3, r, (gr) x 2, r, b, lg, r4, lg, b3, (br) x 9, (gr) x 2

Row 43 [WS]: (gr) x 2, (br) x 8, b2, dg, b, lg, r4, lg, b2, (gr) x 2, r, (gr) x 2

Row 44 [RS]: (gr) x 2, r, (gr) x 2, r, b, lg, r3, lg, b, (dg) x 2, b2, (br) x 7, (gr) x 2

Row 45 [WS]: (gr) x 2, (br) x 6, b2, (dg) x 3, b, lg, r3, lg, b2, gr, r, (gr) x 2

Row 46 [RS]: gr, r, (gr) x 2, r, b, (lg) x 4, b, dg, b2, dg, b2, (br) x 5, (gr) x 2

Row 47 [WS]: (gr) x 2, (br) x 4, b8, (lg) x 3, b3, gr, r, gr

Row 48 [RS]: r2, gr, r, b13, (br) x 3, (gr) x 2

Row 49 [WS]: (gr) x 2, (br) x 2, b15, gr, r

Row 50 [RS]: (gr) x 2, r16, (gr) x 2

Row 51 [WS]: gr, b17, gr

Row 52 [RS]: (gr) x 18

Row 53 [WS]: (gr) x 17

Row 54 [RS]: (gr) x 16

Row 55 [WS]: (gr) x 15

Row 56 [RS]: (gr) x 14

Row 57 [WS]: (gr) x 13

Row 58 [RS]: (gr) x 12

Row 59 [WS]: (gr) x 11

Row 60 [RS]: (gr) x 10

Row 61 [WS]: (gr) x 9

Row 62 [RS]: (gr) x 8

Row 63 [WS]: (gr) x 7

Row 64 [RS]: (gr) x 6

Row 65 [WS]: (gr) x 5

Row 66 [RS]: (gr) x 4

Row 67 [WS]: (gr) x 3

Row 68 [RS]: (gr) x 2

Row 69 [WS]: gr

Haunted Gingerbread House Graph

Haunted Hooking! – Jessica

December 12, 2019

How to Decrease and Turn a Corner in C2C

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How to Turn a Corner in c2c

If you’re unfamiliar with c2c it can be quite disconcerting to reach the corner of your graph and not know how to start going in the other direction. If you’re using written instructions for c2c it can be even more confusing. You finish a certain row and then the directions simple say “corner”. What does that even mean?

In this post and video I show you the quick and easy way to begin decreasing your project and master that dreaded corner.

If you’re new to c2c or crocheting graphs you may also find the articles below helpful. The Corner to Corner for Beginners post is a huge round up of the best tutorials from around the web.

Related Articles

Decreasing in Corner to Corner Crochet

When you’re ready to begin decreasing on one side of your c2c project your hook and working loop should be situated in the top right corner of your last stitch made. To “turn the corner” simply chain 2 and slip stitch in the top left side of that same stitch.

Your working loop will now be located in the top left of your last stitch. To finish the remainder of your row work a regular c2c stitch in that same space and continue down the next row of your graph.

If your project is a rectangle then you’ll continue to increase on one side of your project while decreasing on the opposite side until you reach the second corner. It may sound confusing but once you’ve done it once or twice I promise it’ll be easy peasy.

Variations in Decreasing

I use the chain 2 method for decreasing but I’ve also seen others work two single crochet stitches or two slip stitches across the top of their stitch to reach the left corner. I prefer the chain 2 approach because it looks neater, in my opinion, and is faster. It also makes it easier to go back and add a border to your finished project later.

Find a C2C Pattern

Ready to tackle your next c2c project? Check out my past crochet alongs and my free graphghans.

If you’re working on one of my patterns I’d love to see your WIP and HOTH projects. Join my free, private Facebook group to ask questions and share your work. Make sure to answer the two entry questions or your request will be denied after 24 hours.

Click here to join the group now.

I hope you found this post helpful. If you have any questions I’d be happy to help!

Happy Hooking – Jessica

December 10, 2019

Die Hard Christmas CAL Week 5

It’s the last update of our Die Hard Christmas CAL! Click here to find the previous updates and to learn more about the pattern.

Two final panels released in the latest update plus a bonus panel! First up, the scene my husband assured me that little boys reenacted the most.

The old gun taped to the back trick.

And last but not least . . .

Yippee ki yay, y’all!

I had to! I crocheted the G rated version but there is an optional R rated version in the paid pattern, if you know what I mean. There’s also a top secret bonus panel that I didn’t work up myself. I can’t wait to get it all put together to show you!

Click here to see all the panels.

Happy Hooking! – Jessica

December 6, 2019

Haunted Holidays CAL Week 3

It’s week 3 of our Haunted Holidays CAL! Click here to find the previous updates and all the details of the crochet along. Below you’ll find the latest pattern in both written and chart form.

New to Graphghans or c2c? For my best tips and tricks explore the articles below.

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Yarn Colors

red
black
white
light grey
dark grey

On to the spooky stuffs! Week 3 of our Haunted Holidays crochet along is … Santa Skull!

You can find the free c2c written instructions and chart for the banner below. There is also an ad-free printable version in my shop. Paid pattern includes full written instructions and charts for all five patterns in the CAL. Buy it Now with the button below.

C2C Written Instructions

[WS]: wrong side
[RS]: right side

Color Legend

r: red
lg: light grey
w: white
b: black
dg: dark grey

Row 1 [WS]: dg

Row 2 [RS]: (dg) x 2

Row 3 [WS]: (dg) x 3

Row 4 [RS]: (dg) x 4

Row 5 [WS]: (dg) x 5

Row 6 [RS]: (dg) x 6

Row 7 [WS]: (dg) x 7

Row 8 [RS]: (dg) x 8

Row 9 [WS]: (dg) x 9

Row 10 [RS]: (dg) x 10

Row 11 [WS]: (dg) x 11

Row 12 [RS]: (dg) x 12

Row 13 [WS]: (dg) x 13

Row 14 [RS]: (dg) x 8, (lg) x 4, (dg) x 2

Row 15 [WS]: (dg) x 2, (lg) x 5, (dg) x 8

Row 16 [RS]: (dg) x 8, (lg) x 6, (dg) x 2

Row 17 [WS]: (dg) x 2, (lg) x 2, dg, b, (lg) x 5, (dg) x 6

Row 18 [RS]: (dg) x 5, (lg) x 6, b, dg, (lg) x 3, (dg) x 2

Row 19 [WS]: (dg) x 2, (lg) x 2, dg, b, dg, lg, dg, (lg) x 6, (dg) x 4

Row 20 [RS]: (dg) x 4, (lg) x 4, dg, lg, dg, lg, dg, b, dg, (lg) x 3, (dg) x 2

Row 21 [WS]: (dg) x 2, (lg) x 2, dg, b, dg, (lg) x 3, (dg) x 2, (lg) x 5, (dg) x 4

Row 22 [RS]: (dg) x 4, (lg) x 6, dg, (lg) x 3, dg, b, dg, (lg) x 3, (dg) x 2

Row 23 [WS]: (dg) x 2, (lg) x 2, dg, b, dg, (lg) x 12, (dg) x 4

Row 24 [RS]: (dg) x 5, (lg) x 11, dg, b, dg, (lg) x 3, (dg) x 2

Row 25 [WS]: (dg) x 2, (lg) x 2, dg, b, dg, (lg) x 13, (dg) x 5

Row 26 [RS]: (dg) x 3, w2, (lg) x 4, dg, lg, dg, (lg) x 6, dg, b, dg, (lg) x 3, (dg) x 2

Row 27 [WS]: (dg) x 3, lg, dg, b, dg, (lg) x 7, dg, b2, dg, (lg) x 3, w3, (dg) x 3

Row 28 [RS]: (dg) x 4, w3, (lg) x 2, dg, b3, dg, (lg) x 2, b, (lg) x 3, dg, b, dg, (lg) x 2, (dg) x 3

Row 29 [WS]: (dg) x 4, lg, b, dg, (lg) x 4, b2, (lg) x 2, b4, (lg) x 2, w3, r, (dg) x 4

Row 30 [RS]: (dg) x 5, r, w3, lg, dg, b3, dg, (lg) x 2, b2, (lg) x 3, dg, b, (lg) x 2, (dg) x 4

Row 31 [WS]: (dg) x 5, (lg) x 7, b2, (lg) x 2, dg, b2, dg, lg, w3, r2, (dg) x 5

Row 32 [RS]: (dg) x 2, w2, (dg) x 2, r2, w3, lg, dg, b, dg, (lg) x 12, (dg) x 5

Row 33 [WS]: (dg) x 6, (lg) x 2, dg, (lg) x 9, (dg) x 2, lg, w3, r3, dg, w3, (dg) x 2

Row 34 [RS]: (dg) x 3, w2, (dg) x 2, r3, w3, (lg) x 11, dg, (lg) x 2, (dg) x 7

Row 35 [WS]: (dg) x 8, (lg) x 2, dg, (lg) x 10, w3, r4, dg, w3, (dg) x 3

Corner

Row 36 [RS]: (dg) x 3, r2, (dg) x 2, r4, w3, (lg) x 9, dg, (lg) x 2, (dg) x 8

Row 37 [WS]: (dg) x 7, (lg) x 2, dg, (lg) x 2, dg, lg, dg, (lg) x 4, w3, r5, (dg) x 2, r, (dg) x 3

Row 38 [RS]: (dg) x 2, r9, w3, (lg) x 3, dg, b2, dg, (lg) x 2, dg, lg, (dg) x 7

Row 39 [WS]: (dg) x 6, (lg) x 4, dg, b3, dg, (lg) x 2, w3, r9, (dg) x 2

Row 40 [RS]: (dg) x 2, r9, w3, (lg) x 2, b4, (lg) x 4, (dg) x 6

Row 41 [WS]: (dg) x 6, (lg) x 3, dg, b3, dg, lg, w3, r9, (dg) x 2

Row 42 [RS]: (dg) x 2, r9, w3, lg, dg, b2, dg, (lg) x 4, (dg) x 5

Row 43 [WS]: (dg) x 5, (lg) x 4, dg, b, dg, lg, w3, r9, (dg) x 2

Row 44 [RS]: (dg) x 2, r9, w3, lg, (dg) x 2, (lg) x 4, (dg) x 5

Row 45 [WS]: (dg) x 4, (lg) x 7, w3, r9, (dg) x 2

Row 46 [RS]: (dg) x 2, r9, w3, (lg) x 6, (dg) x 4

Row 47 [WS]: (dg) x 4, (lg) x 5, w3, r9, (dg) x 2

Row 48 [RS]: (dg) x 2, r9, w3, (lg) x 4, (dg) x 4

Row 49 [WS]: (dg) x 4, (lg) x 3, w3, r9, (dg) x 2

Row 50 [RS]: (dg) x 2, r9, w3, lg, (dg) x 5

Row 51 [WS]: (dg) x 5, w3, r9, (dg) x 2

Row 52 [RS]: (dg) x 2, r9, w3, (dg) x 4

Row 53 [WS]: (dg) x 4, w2, r8, (dg) x 3

Row 54 [RS]: (dg) x 3, r8, w2, (dg) x 3

Row 55 [WS]: (dg) x 3, w, r7, (dg) x 4

Row 56 [RS]: (dg) x 14

Row 57 [WS]: (dg) x 13

Row 58 [RS]: (dg) x 12

Row 59 [WS]: (dg) x 11

Row 60 [RS]: (dg) x 10

Row 61 [WS]: (dg) x 9

Row 62 [RS]: (dg) x 8

Row 63 [WS]: (dg) x 7

Row 64 [RS]: (dg) x 6

Row 65 [WS]: (dg) x 5

Row 66 [RS]: (dg) x 4

Row 67 [WS]: (dg) x 3

Row 68 [RS]: (dg) x 2

Row 69 [WS]: dg

Santa Skull Graph

Haunted Hooking! – Jessica

December 3, 2019

Die Hard Christmas CAL Week Four

It’s week four of our Die Hard Christmas blanket crochet along! I can’t believe there’s only one week left! Click here to find all the details about the pattern and to see the previously released panels.

Die Hard Christmas Blanket Crochet Pattern

There are now 10 total panels that have been released in our Die Hard CAL. Whew!

Machine Gun

Now, it wouldn’t be Die Hard without a little weaponry, am I right? My husband has been so hilariously giddy about this crochet along. He insisted that John McClane needed to be represented in this panel dangling from the gun strap.

Ho Ho Ho

Now that you have a machine gun you need a little Ho Ho Ho. 🎅

That’s it for week four! Tune in next week for the final update on the last panels of the CAL!

Happy Hooking! – Jessica

Jessica

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Spice Market Yarn

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Gauge: 13 sts and 18 rows in sc = 4”

Hook: US 8H 5mm

Terminology: All crochet in US terms

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How to Turn a Corner in c2c

Decreasing in Corner to Corner Crochet

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Santa Skull Graph

Die Hard Christmas Blanket Crochet Pattern

Machine Gun

Ho Ho Ho

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