RULE OF 12 SCRAP YARN WRAP OR THROW

RULE OF 12 SCRAP YARN WRAP OR BLANKET PATTERN

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 Make a wrap or a blanket with this pattern

PART 2: RULE OF 12 SCRAP YARN MINI CAL

PART 2: Purples

Gather together all you scrap shades of purple in your chosen weight of yarn.  

5mm hook for Aran

4mm hook for dk [slightly smaller wrap or blanket]

The redder the shades are, then they will be placed next inline to the red/ornange ones as the below picture shows

Todays PART 2 is to make 9 x 3round circles in 6-9 shades of purple using the 

Rule of 12 circle  pattern

Make 9 different circles of 3 colours each for part 2

Each round is in a different shade of purple weave in ends and crochet over them as you go 

Finger wrap of 4 wraps.

ROUND 1: cont. in same col. [ch2 counts as first dc], 12dc into circle wrap, sl st to complete [12dc]

ROUND 2: change col. [ch2 counts as first dc] 2dc in each st, sl st to complete. [24dc]

ROUND 3: change col. [ch2 counts as first dc], 2dc in first st, 1dc in next st work alternate 2/1 to end of round, sl st to complete. [36dc]

and I bet you can guess what colour will be next in line? lol 

JOINING CIRCLES TOGETHER

I am going to give you 3 colours and then the joining pattern because after 3 colours you will need to decide on a wrap or blanket....

Wrap: a long row of 6 blocks [9 motifs in each colour] over 6' long

or

Blanket: 3 rows of 3 colours side by side

so one more colour to come and you will be going them together 

PART 3:

Using the same pattern make 9 circles in shades of green 

CIRCULAR CUSHION: NUMBER 10

PART 1 OF NUMBER 10: 

I had to adapt this pattern from the original, as the Aran yarn was making it frilly and not lie flat so it's ever so slightly different from the original motif in the number of stitches, then I realised why the wavy motif!........miss counted stitches on the original spot the mistake? 

Going to try an experiment here, this is a quick pattern, the sort of pattern I write in note form, but easy and quick to read, so long as you remember the first stitch is replaced with a standing start st or ch sts, and you sl st to complete each round...

Try it and let me know if its easier to read or not enough detail? It would mean i could do more patterns and quicker if its an ok format for you all.

QUICK PATTERN: US Terms, UK Terms in brackets
finger wrap of 5 wraps
Round 1: 12 sc [12dc] into circle (12sts)
Round 2: cluster of 2dc [2tr], into each st with ch2 between (12 clusters)
Round 3: 3tr [3dtr], into each ch2 sp, (36sts)
Round 4:  sc [dc], in next 2nd and 3rd sts, sc [dc] spike st into clusters of round 2. ( (36sts)
Round 5: sc in first st, bobble st of 3tr [3dtr], in ext st, ch1, sc [dc], in next st repeat to end. (18bobble sts)
Round 6: granny shells of 3dc [3tr] into sc sts, between bobbles (54sts)
Round 7: single 'v' st, tr [dtr], ch2, tr [dtr], into sp, between granny shells, repeat. (18 'v' sts)
Round 8: double 'v' st,  2tr [2dtr], ch2, 2tr [2dtr], into ch2 sp, repeat (18 double 'v' sts)
Round 9: 3dc, [3tr], ch2, 3dc [3tr], into ch2 sp, sc [dc] into sp between double 'v's (18 shell sts)

SECOND PART OF THE CIRCULAR CUSHION....TO BE ADDED 
This is what it is starting to look like....not quite an 18" cushion yet but getting there 

UPDATE: Thanks for the feed back and so quickly too, a lesson i bobble stitch is required maybe a min video if my phone will allow me! THANKS XX