SCRAPSADELIC GROOVY CROCHET BLANKET PART EIGHT

Scrapsadelic Groovy Crochet Blanket Part Eight – Free Crochet Along

The Scrapsadelic Groovy Crochet Blanket Part Eight is part of a fun, unique bag worked in a variety of stitches and squares.
A puzzle constructed as you crochet.

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Abbreviations:  US Terminology

CH – chain
SL ST – slip stitch
SC – single crochet (UK – DC)
HDC – half double crochet (UK – HTR)
DC – double crochet (UK – TR)
TR – treble crochet (UK – DTR)
BLP – back loop
RS – Right side
WS – Wrong side

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Special Stitches:

STANDING DC – tutorial from Moogly

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INSTRUCTIONS:

PART EIGHT:

For this part we need to work up 123 STS on each side; below I have an image to give an indication to how I worked my sts.

RND 1:
TO START – I worked my first corner into the SPACE between the first 2 DC of the final row of the strip;
[2 DC; 2 CH; 2 DC] – either CH 3 for your first DC or do the STANDING DC

• then I worked 123 DC across the full strip; then did my 2nd corner in-between the last 2 DC;
  [2 DC; 2 CH; 2 DC] for corner;
• then I worked up 24 DC across the side of the strip;
  (24 DC across first square; 1 DC in join) 3 times;
  then 24 DC across last square;
  [2 DC; 2 CH; 2 DC] into corner 2 CH space;
• then I worked up 24 DC across the square; then 99 DC across the BIG square;
  [2 DC; 2 CH; 2 DC] into corner 2 CH space;
• then I worked up 99 DC across the BIG square; and finally 24 across the side of the strip;
  SL ST into 3rd CH of 3 CH or into the top of the Standing DC.
  Fasten off and weave in ends.

You should have 127 DC on each side.

change color;

RND 2: starting in ANY 2 CH corner;
work 3 CH (counts as 1 DC) or do the STANDING DC  work [1 DC; 2 CH; 2 DC] into same corner;
(SKIP NEXT 3 DC; work 6 DC into next DC) 31 times; SKIP LAST 3 DC.
*Work [2 DC; 2 CH; 2 DC] into next corner;
(SKIP NEXT 3 DC; work 6 DC into next DC) 31 times; SKIP LAST 3 DC.**
Repeat from * to ** 2 more times; SL ST into 3rd CH of 3 CH or into the top of the Standing DC.

RND 3: SL ST into 2 CH corner space; CH 3 (counts as 1 DC); work [1 DC; 2 CH; 2 DC] into same corner;
SKIP next 2 DC; work 1 SC into space BEFORE FAN (6 DC); CH 6;
(SKIP NEXT FAN; work 1 SC into next space between FANS; CH 6) x 31;
work 1 SC into next space before next 2 DC; SKIP NEXT 2 DC.
*Work [2 DC; 2 CH; 2 DC] into same corner;
SKIP next 2 DC; work 1 SC into space BEFORE FAN (6 DC); CH 6;
(SKIP NEXT FAN; work 1 SC into next space between FANS; CH 6) x 31;
work 1 SC into next space before next 2 DC; SKIP NEXT 2 DC.**
Repeat from * to ** 2 more times; SL ST into 3rd CH of 3 CH
Fasten off and weave in ends.

change color;

RND 4: starting in ANY 2 CH corner; work 6 SC into corner;
(work 6 DC into next 6 CH space) 31 times.
*Work 6 SC into next corner; (work 6 DC into next 6 CH space) 31 times.**
Repeat from * to ** 2 more times; SL ST into first SC worked.
Fasten off and weave in ends.

To continue border to make it larger – repeat round 3 and 4 – with round 4 instead of working 6 SC into the corners – continue to work normal corner [2 DC; 2 CH; 2 DC].

My final blocked blanket measures 35 inches (89 cm)

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