Showing posts with label Shells. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Shells. Show all posts

Sunday, October 13, 2019

Slanted Shells Crochet Throw Blanket Pattern









Throw Blanket - Slanted Shell 

This Slanted Shell Crochet Throw Blanket was SO much fun to create. I really love this pattern because you get a very unique, different look and it's not a complicated pattern and can easily memorize it. I used some of my favorite Caron One Pound yarns to create this.

Abbreviations:
SC - Single Crochet
DC - Double Crochet
ch - chain
ch3sp - chain 3 space
rep - Repeat
TCH - Turning Chain

You need a multiple of 7 + 1 chains
Hook: I
Gauge: 1.58 rows per inch and 5.28 sts per in
Yarn: Caron One Pound:
           Lace (tan): Approx 700 yards
           Off-White: Approx 250 yards
           White: Approx 100 yards

Size: 29  by 51 inches
Chain 148

Row 1: 2DC in 4th ch from the hook, *Skip 3ch, 1SC in next, Ch3, 1DC in each of next 3 ch*
repeat to last 4 chains then Skip 3 and do 1SC in the last ch.

Row 2: Ch3 (counts as 1st dc) 2DC in ch3 base. *(SC, ch3, 3DC) in ch3sp, 1DC in the sc* rep to end w skip 2, SC in TCH

Repeat row 2 for the remainder of the pattern

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Yarn Colors
Row 1-2: Lace (tan)              Row 3: Off White                  Row 4: White            
Row 5: Off White                 Rows 6 - 21: Lace (tan)          Row 22: Off White                
Row 23: White                      Row 24: Off White                 Row 25 - 57: Lace (Tan)    
Row 58 - 75: Off White        Row 76-85: White

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By Heather's Crochet Designs


Saturday, October 29, 2016

Crochet Video: Easy Shell Post Stitch Scarf




                               
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It's getting cold out there, winter is coming, and it's time to stay warm so try this very easy Post stitch Shell Crochet Scarf. There are only 2 stitches, The shell and a post stitch. The shell stitch is done in the center of each of the previous rows shells and the same with the post stitches. The video link is below to see how ti's made. 

Shell Post stitch Scarf
Multiple of  6+5 chains
If you add 5 chains you add 1 shell to the pattern.
Hook size: I

Chain 29
Gauge: 
7 inches = 4 sts per inch. 
1 2/3 rows per inch

Stitches/Abbreviations:
Shell is (2dc, ch1,2dc)
dc = Double Crochet.                                              
ch = chain
FPdc = Front Post Double Crochet
BPdc = Back Post Double Crochet
TCH = Turning chain

Pattern:
Row 1:
1dc in 4th ch from the hook. *skip 2ch, shell in next, skip 2 ch, 1dc in next ch. * rep 3 times more. When you have 1 chain left do 1dc in it.

Row 2:
ch3,  *FPdc in next DC, do shell in center of next shell, *
rep end with 1FPdc in 2nd to last stitch, 1dc in TCH

Row 3:
ch 3,
*BPdc around the next post stitch,shell in center of next shell, *
End with 1BPdc in the next post stitch, 1 DC in TCH.

Repeat rows 2 and 3




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Sunday, May 18, 2014

Crochet Solid Shell Pattern and Video

Tri color Solid Shell





  4 colored Solid Shell





  





I finally found a Crocheted Solid Shell pattern that works. This is a great pattern to try if you haven't already. Great for any beginner crocheter. The solid shells are anchored by a single crochet that is done in-between them.

Skill Level: Beginner
Hook Size: I
Gauge: ¾ row per inch and 3 ¼ sts per inch
              or 0.75 rows per inch and 3.25 sts per inch

Size: 8 inches wide by 3 1/4th inches tall

Abbreviations 
* = Repeat instructions between the astericks
st = stitch
sc = single crochet
dc = double crochet
Shell = 5DC's (corrected 5/31)


Pattern
You need a multiple of 6 + 2 chains
chain 26
Row 1: Sc across row

Row 2: ch3, 2dc in same stitch as the chain 3,*skip 2, 1 Shell in next stitch, skip 2, 1 sc in the next* end last repeat with 3dc in last sc

Row 3: ch3, 2dc in same st as the chain 3, *1sc in the center of the next shell, skip 2, 1 Shell in the next stitch, skip 2 * end last repeat with 1sc in TCH

Repeat rows 2 and 3 as needed for your pattern

Youtube video click here


If you ever have any questions you can leave a comment here or leave a comment on my youtube video (link above)

My other crochet videos can be found here

Thanks for stopping by!

Heather

Wednesday, August 12, 2009

Crochet Video tutorial: Easy Crochet Lace Shell Scarf






 Lace Shell Scarf Pattern

  Find instructions here
 with Photo Tutorial
For video go HERE


FIXED....
**I fixed hook size I not K. PDF corrected
**Also, some people are seeing a chain 26 instead of a chain 22. A site linked to an old PDF. The correct chain is 22.


NOTES:
**All the information for my original pattern (All Half Triple Crochets) is below. But someone asked to have it written with all Double Crochets so that is at the very very end of this post.

**See comments on the youtube video on 



This is a very elegant lacy shell scarf which is very very easy to make. Easy enough for a beginner. After row 4 you won't even need the instructions which I love. You repeat row 3 for the pattern.

The only stitch you are doing is a Half Triple Crochet (HTR). You do a Half Triple Crochet Shell and a Single Half Triple Crochet . As you go throughout the pattern all you do is build a Shell stitch in the Shell from the previous row and do a Single HTR on top of the other single HTR's from the previous row. 

IF you need a photo tutorial it can be found after downloading the PDF. Written pat is below.

Yards of Yarn: 474 feet - 158 yards (for every extra row add 9 feet)


Hook Size: K
Finished Size: 6 inches wide x 51 inches long
Yarn: Caron 1 pound, Sky Blue
Gauge: 3.67 sts per inch / 1 row per inch
Rows: 51


STITCHES:
HTR (Half Triple Crochet)
Wrap yarn around hook 2 times , then insert hook into the indicated stitch, YO and pull through, YO pull through 2 loops, YO and pull through all 3 remaining loops.

HTR Shell= [2 Htr, chain 2, 2 Htr] all in same stitch


ABBREVIATIONS :
* = Repeat instructions between the astericks
TCH = The Turning Chain
YO = Yarn Over


WRITTEN PATTERN

Chain: 22, add or subtract in multiples of 6
(ch4 counts as 1st Htr here and throughout)
Row 1: Do 1 Htr in 5th chain from the hook, do 1 Htr in each stitch across the row. (you made 18 Htr's -19 total)


Row 2: Ch 4, turn. Do 1 Shell in the 4th st (include the ch4 as the first), Skip 2 sts, *Do 1Htr in the next st, skip 2 sts, 1 Shell in the next stitch, skip 2 sts* repeat from * to * end w/ 1Htr in the TCH* (3 Shells and 4 Single Htr's made)


Row 3: Chain 4, *Do 1 Shell in the center of the Shell from the previous row, then do 1htr in the top of the previous rows single HTR*
Repeat the instructions between * and you will do the final “1Htr” in the turning chain.
(including the beginning ch4, you made 3 Shells and 4 Single Htr's.)

Very Last Row: Do 1HTC in the top of each stitch AND in the center of each Shell. That was left out of the video.

Repeat row 3 until you reach the desired length. Cut yarn and weave in all ends.


Again, for the Photo Tutorial please download the PDF HERE.


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Pattern written with Double Crochet's 

Chain 21 (Still add or subtract in multiples of 6)
K Hook which Measured 6 inches wide by 3 inches tall


STITCHES:
DC= Double Crochet
Wrap yarn around hook 1 time, then insert hook into stitch, YO and pull through, YO pull through 2 loops, YO and pull through 2 loops.

Shell= [2 dc, chain 2, 2 dc] all in same stitch


ABBREVIATIONS :
* = Repeat instructions between the astericks
TCH = Turning Chain

Pattern:
Row 1: do 1 DC in the 4th chain from the hook and do 1Dc in each stitch across the row (there's 19DC's total)
Row 2: ch3, turn. The beginning ch3 is the 1st DC now skip the NEXT 2 stitches after that, and in the forth stitch from the hook Do *1 Shell in the next chain, Skip next 2 stitches, 1Dc in the next stitch, Skip next 2 stitches* Repeat from * to * 1 more time. Then, Do 1 Shell in the next stitch. Skip 2 sts, do 1DC in the next stitch..which is the turning chain (You made 3 Shells and 4 single DC's, including the beg ch3)


Row 3: ch3, turn. *Do 1 Shell in the center of the Shell from previous row, 1 DC in the single DC from previous row* repeat from * to * 1 more time then, Do 1 Shell in the center of the Shell from previous row , 1 DC in the turning chain (If you're not sure where the turning chain is...just skip the next 2 dc's because they are part of the shell from the previous row. The next stitch is the turning chain.

Last Row: Do 1DC in the top of each stitch AND in the center of each shell, ending in the TCH. Cut yarn and your finish!!

Repeat row 3 for as long as you need to.

IF you have any questions at all, please let me know. You can leave a comment on this post (see below, right after this post) or you can leave a comment on either of my videos.

The links are here:




Thanks!!!!
Heather

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