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Posted by Julie on May 22, 2012

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I am getting ready for a craft fair, do I am making dishcloths and coasters.

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Ribbed Slipper Pattern

Disclaimer: This post contains Amazon Affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Edit Aug 25, 2013: I have included a You Tube video link on how to do the front and back post DC, you can find it here. Edit Oct 13, 2017: I am excited to see that this is my most popular pattern to date. I was inspired to make this after seeing a vintage knitted slipper pattern. Many people have asked how to change the size of this pattern. I have not experimented with this pattern enough to truly know the answer, except try different yarn types, hooks sizes, and experimenting the amount of dc's in row 1. Speaking of row 1, if you know how to do the magic ring, you can do that instead of putting 14 dc into a single chain. Edit June 17, 2021: I now have a video for these slippers: This slipper has the front and back post dc's around the entire slipper. I think this gives the slipper a thick textured around the entire foot. So here is my pattern for the ribb

New Shelled Sock Pattern

Pin It Edited April 10, 2011 I was in the mood to make crocheted socks. I was going to make these cabled socks: http://www.scribd.com/doc/1084574/Cabled-Socks I got the toes done and started to work the cables and did not like how it was working out, so I decided to go with a shelled pattern I created: Materials: finger weight sock yarn Size B hook. Toe Chain 8 Round 1: 3 sc in 2nd chain from hook, sc in the next 5 chain, 3 sc in the last chain, working on the opposite side of the foundation, sc in the free loop on the next 5 chain, (16 sc) Round 2: working in continuous rounds, sc in next sc, 3 sc in the next sc, sc in next 7 sc, 3 sc in next sc, sc in the next 7 sc, (20 sc) Rounds 3-9: work 2 sc increase at each side of the foot, work sc across toes (24, 28, 32, 36, 40, 44, 48, sc) Start shell pattern: Row 1: sc in next stitch (mark this stitch), skip 2 sc, 5 dc in next stitch (shell made) *skip 2 sc, sc in next stitch, skip 2 sc, shell in next stitch

Round Granny Ripple Pattern

Edit Feb 27, 2022: I have a video tutorial for this at the end of the post. So I have been doing a few granny ripple doilies, and now I am sharing my pattern. Being that today is Independence day, I made my doily in red, white, and blue. Of course, you can make it into a blanket. So here is the pattern, so as always, feel free to leave feedback on the pattern. Materials: Worsted Weight Yarn Size G hook Row 1: ch 2, 6sc in second chain from hook Row 2: 2 sc in each of the 6 sc from the previous row. Row 3: slip into next sc, ch 3, 2 dc in the same stitch, *ch2, skip next sc, 3 dc in the next sc* repeat 4 more times, end with ch2 and slip stitch into top of ch 3 Row 4: slip stitch into first ch 2 space, [ch3, 2dc, ch 2,3 dc] in this space, [ 3dc, ch2, 3dc] in the remaining 5 ch2 spaces. Join with top of ch 3 Row 5: slip stitch into first ch 2 space, [ch3, 2dc, ch 2,3 dc] in this space, *ch 2, sc BETWEEN the next 3rd and 4th dc (or between the next 3 dc groups), ch 2,

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