What to do with brown, tan and cream yarn? Not the average colour explosion as you would usually see in crochet projects! I thought it would be nice to use them up in a small project, a little house thing that doesn't need to be ooh' ed and aah 'ed to.
A few coasters! I barely had enough of the tan so these were perfect.
This pattern consists of a chart only and a few notes so it is quite different from my other patterns. Please let me know what you think of it! I made a tutorial about the Back Post Double Crochet to accompany this pattern, here it is!
General
information
Skill level
Advanced beginner
Special Stitches
Bpdc: back post double crochet, make a dc around the post of
a dc in the previous round by inserting the hook at the back of your work from right
back to left back.
Abbreviations
Ch: Chain
Sl st: slip stitch
Sc: single crochet
Hdc: half double crochet
Dc: double crochet
Sk: skip
Sp: space
Notes
This pattern consists of a crochet chart only. Here is what you
should pay attention to: If you are making rounds in the same colour, slip stitch
to a corner chain space and start the round in that chain space. If you are changing
colours, attach new colour in a corner chain space. For the last round I only included
symbols for a few stitches and the corner sequence. Along the sides you slip stitch
in the back loop only and in the corner chain spaces you make a (sc, ch3, sc) group.
Always slip stitch to the first stitch of a round to close off a round.
Finished measurement
4.75 inches wide
Materials
Phildar light worsted cotton
Crochet hook size 3.5 mm
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Wow Barbara, thank you for the pattern, it is beautiful and really different!
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