By TheSeaside Capelet or Shawl

Submitted by honeyvarita on 24 May 2009 - 8:01am. Categorized As:

Author

Ruth del Valle

Introduction

I do not know what is the other pic, please be nice at this dumb me

Materials List

300 gr (10 oz) sport weight yarn
G6 (4.25mm) hook
Straight needle US 35 (20 mm)

Finished Size

452 (115 cm) x 17" (43 cm)

Gauge

3 rows 3", 2 broomstick stitches 3"

Notes

There is a tutorial at
http://honeyvarita.blogspot.com/

The Pattern

-ch 210
-make 210 loops on the straight needle
-work twisting 5 loops with 5 sc on top
-every third row, work 2 sc rows
-repeat this 5 times
-work 1 row all the way round with sc.
-then 2 rows of sc on 3 sides, not on top
work on those 2 rows, a row 3 ch ss in the same stitch,
-ss,ss ch3 ss on the same stitch, ss, ss ch3 ss on the same stitch
repeat all the 3 sides
make a 350 ch cord, pass through the top stitches evenly, you can shrink with the ch, to form a capelet or use as a shawl

A 20mm crochet hook would equal a size T, and to my knowledge they don't make size Ts.
~~LJB

Submitted by Limequat on 28 May 2009 - 1:34pm.

A 20mm crochet hook would equal a size T, and to my knowledge they don't make size Ts.
~~LJB

Submitted by Limequat on 28 May 2009 - 1:34pm.

The crochet hook used is a G (4.25 mm). The 20mm item is a large knitting needle or a broomstick lace pin.

Submitted by Crochooked on 29 May 2009 - 1:30pm.

The woman asked me what I will knit with a US 35 (20mm) srtaight needles, well I said is for crochet!. So please do not confuse, the needle is for making the loops, the hook I used is just a G (4.25mm). Or you can use a pvc pipe instead of the US 35 needle, hope it helps
Ruth

Submitted by honeyvarita on 1 June 2009 - 12:30pm.