Tuesday 12 September 2017

FRUIT SALAD WAVE, SCARF, WRAP OR BLANKET


Fruit Salad Wave Scarf or Blanket
US Terms through out basic pattern in US and UK Terms 

Space Dyed yarn, scrap yarn, each row a different shade of one colour, in DK or Aran weight yarn, lots of options to try. 

A fun pattern that can be made into a scarf, a wrap or a blanket just increase the number of rows you do 

FRUIT SALAD WAVE SCARF ORIGINAL BASIC PATTERN


YARN: Space dyed DK 

HOOK: 4mm hook
US Terms UK Terms in brackets

Pattern
Pattern repeat is multiples of 14sts +3

ch126 + 3 and + 1 to turn (130sts)


ROW 1: sc [dc], in 2nd ch from hook, sc [dc], in every st to end turn. (129sts)


 ROW 2: ch1, sc [dc], in same st, sc [dc], in next 2 sts, dc [tr], in next 2sts, tr [dtr], in next 2sts, dtr [ttr], in next 3 sts, tr [dtr], in next 2 sts, dc [tr], in next 2sts, 
repeat to end


(Note: US Terms...3sc, 2dc, 2tr, 3dtr, 2tr, 2dc, repeat, the dtr will sit over the sc and the sc with sit over the dtr in the next row after the row of sc in every st.)

finish with sc [dc], in last 3sts. (129sts)





ROW 3: repeat row 1 sc [dc], in every st. (129sts)

ROW 4: ch4, counts as first dtr [ttr], dtr [ttr], in next 2sts, 1tr [dtr], in next 2sts, dc [tr], in next 2 sts, sc [dc], in next 3sts, dc [tr], in next 2 sts, tr [dtr], in next 2sts, 
repeat to end, finish with 1dtr [ttr], in last 3sts. (129sts)




continue to repeat rows 3 and 4 to complete the length you require.


I'm often asked about the little circle or flower i start my work with...yes it a me thing makes the piece mine if you like, but it does serve a purpose too....no end to deal with.

And on a long base chain, occasionally I miss count the 200+ Stitches often a complaint I here......
 with these extra few chain stitches to the flower I have a few stitches to play with...solves another possible problem.


100g ball has made a piece 8.5" x 32" perfect for a neck wrap.

A baby blanket would probably need 4 maybe 5 balls 
to make approx. 32" x 35" 
 



BLUEBERRY version is in Aran weight Caron and a 5mm hook each row a different shade of blue 





Add a row of flowers for decoration




SCRAP YARN VERSION
I am finding some little Gems in the tidy up...and...managing to finish them too found this half made scarf in the Fruit Salad Wave.
Made from left overs in 'Berry' Fruit Salad colours.

Finished the scrap yarn version and its over 6' long and approx. 6" wide, could always be wider but more than enough for a scarf.



Start and finish each row with a circle and 5-20ch sts, depending on how long you want your circle/flower dangles.










Might add a second round to the circles yet...


BLACK AND STONE COLOUR WAY WITH FLOWER START AND FINISH


To make this version, start and finish with a mini flower at the end of a random chain length, different for each flower so they all hang at different levels, 

MINI FLOWER DANGLE PATTERN



A 1 finger wrap of 4 wraps

Round 1: ch2, 2dc [2tr], ch2, sl st, into circle, repeat for 5 petals, sl st to complete round
ch10 then complete the 1st row of basic wave pattern 
ch10, 
Repeat a second flower at the other end of the row
ch2, dc [tr], into the second st from the hook,
ch2, 2dc [2tr], ch2, sl st, into circle, repeat for 5 petals, sl st to complete.
Start and finish every row of the ripple with these flowers
or

DOUBLE CIRCLE VERSION 
Start and finish with a 2 round circle


Finger wrap of 5 wraps.
Round 1: 12 sc [12dc] into circle
Round 2: 2sc [2dc], into every stitch sl st into first st, ch20 attach to project, work basic pattern as above

ONE COLOUR FOR EACH ROW

With a double circle dangle



One above in Aran weight yarn and a 5mm hook

This one is in SCRAP DK yarns and 4mm hook


10 comments:

  1. Love this design, so effective & pretty

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  2. Wonderful.pattern,greetings.from.anna

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  3. I love how you used an index card to label your colors. So nice and organized!

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  4. I love all your work my dear Sue!!! <3 <3 <3

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  5. I am NUTS about Boho.and this fits in SO well. Thank you SO much for your time and kindness to share this pattern. I have tried to write a pattern or two, and just know how much work it is, especially if you photograph it step-by-step. I just LOVE your work.

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