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Freitag, 13. September 2024

Note to myself

 After a long break- here is the next part of my actual 6“ series for you. All squares are named and inspired by some great female musicians. While designing the squares, I listened to their music. For me, music is connecting people around the world just like crocheting. You just can understand it everywhere. That's what I really love about both of them. And if you like, you can hear their songs while working the squares. This time I listened to one of my favorite reggae artists- Jah9. She has many (self-)reflecting and spiritual texts. The name of the pattern is the name of one of her albums. So you can easily find if you want.

Pattern uses U.S. Terms



Size: 6“ by using aran weight yarn.


Skill level: easy to medium (as we use many different stitches)


Material:


  • yarn of your choice (aran weight for 12“)

    5 mm hook

  • scissors

  • yarn needle


Notes:

  • the first stitch of a round is a standing stitch, unless otherwise stated.

  • every round ends with a slst to first st for joining


Abbreviations (in alphabetic order):


  • bpdc – back post double crochet

  • bpsc – back post single crochet

  • ch – chain

  • dc – double crochet

  • fo – fasten off

  • fphdc – front post half double crochet

  • fpdc – front post double crochet

  • fptr – front post treble

  • hdc – half double crochet

  • picot (see below)

  • popcorn (see below)

  • rd - round

  • sc – single crochet

  • slst – slip stitch

  • sk – skip

  • st – stitch


Special stitches:

picot: ch 3, slst to the base of the first ch

popcorn: 5 dc in indicated st. Remove hook from loop and insert into first dc. Take the actual loop again and pull through. Ch 1 to close


Pattern:

  1. start with a magic ring, work (hdc, ch 1) x8 into the ring. fo

  2. start in any ch- 1- space. (2 hdc into ch-1- space, fphdc around hdc) x8. fo

  3. start in any hdc directly after the fphdc. (2 bpdc, ch 1, fptr around fphdc, ch 1, 2 bpdc, ch 1, bpsc around next fphdc, ch 1) x4. fo. (4 bpdc, 4 ch-1- spaces, 1 bpsc, 1 fptr per side)

  4. start in any fptr. [(dc, ch 2, dc) in fptr = corner made, popcorn into ch- space, 3 dc (into next 2 st and ch- space, don't sk hidden st), fpdc around bpsc, 3 dc (into ch- space and next 2 st), popcorn into ch- space] x4. fo. (2 popcorn, 8 dc, 1 fpdc, 1 corner ch-2 – space per side)

  5. start in any corner ch- 2- space. (popcorn into ch-2- space, picot, ch 2, 5 dc into next 5 st, fpdc around fpdc, 5 dc in next 5 st, ch 2) x4. fo. (per side: 1 popcorn, 1 picot, 10 dc, 1 fpdc, 2 ch- 2- spaces)

  6. start in any corner. [(fpdc around popcorn (pull picot in front of the st), ch 2, fpdc around popcorn again) = corner made, 2 dc in ch- 2, 5 dc, fpdc around fpdc, 5 dc, 2dc in ch- 2- space] x4. fo. (14 dc, 3 fpdc, 1 ch- 2 per side)

    Now weave in ends.


How to work round 6 corners

Round by round pictures:



That's it! Have fun! Copyright September 2024 by Loewenzahm

Thanks to my testers Lynne (hrdnglynne on ravelry) and Femke (Femke1234 on ravelry) for testing this square for me!