Cross Bookmark Crochet Pattern Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 Cross Bookmark 

Crochet Pattern 
 By Sara Sach of

Sara Sach Crochet

FRIDAY FUN DAY!

A made a crochet bookmark for my mom's

 bible probably 20 years ago.

I recently found it and wanted to make

 some more. It's a fun project and

 it stitches up super fast. I think you

 will enjoy making them.

They make wonderful addition to Easter gifts.

I am planning on stitching up a bunch of 

them in different solid colors,

adding some buttons, little flowers,

or beads to them, to personalize them

 for my friends.

The white one with the pink pearls is 

designed in honor of my precious Momma.

 She loved bright pink. You can make them in

 favorite colors, and ambelish them to fit

 the personality of the person you 

want to give them to. And be sure

 to make one for yourself, too.

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Cross Bookmark Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
Crochet Hook – H / 5 mm
Yarn – Med. (4) Acrylic – Left Over yarn .5 oz
1 Button – Decorative, .5 inch
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (slst)
Double Crochet (dc)
Space (sp)
 
Size: Cross 3 X 4.5 inches, tail- 4 inches
 
Notes:
Ch 3 counts as a dc
 
Pattern:

R: 1 – Ch 5, join in a circle,
Ch3, 2 dc in the circle, ch1,
3 dc, ch1 in the circle for 3 more times,
Join to the ch3 with a slst,
slst in the next 2 dc, slst in the next ch2 sp
(4 sets of 3 dc, ch2)

R: 2 – *Ch 3, 2dc, ch3, 2 dc, ch3, slst in the 1^st ch2 sp,
Sk 1 dc, slst in the next 2 dc, slst in the next ch2 sp*

Repeat from * t0 * 2 more times,

3 "points" made.

*Ch 3, 2dc, ch1, 3 dc in the 1^st ch1 sp,
Turn, working down the side of this cluster,
sk next dc, Slst in the next 2, slst in the ch3 sp, ch 3*

Repeat from * to * 1 More times

Ch 3, 2dc, ch3, 3dc, slst in the 1^st ch1 sp,

Turn, working down the side of this cluster,
Sk 1st dc, Slst in the next 2, slst in the ch3, sp, ch 15.

To make The Tassel, pull the yarn through
 to make a 2 inch loop.
Cut a 6 inch strand of yarn in the same color
 and slide it through the loop.
Tie knot to hold the strands securely.
Trim the tassel.

Add a Button of choice.

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Lucky Clover Washcloth Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 Lucky Clover Washcloth 

Crochet Pattern 

By Sara Sach Crochet Designs

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🍀IT IS FRIDAY FUNDAY!🍀

And The Lucky Clover Washcloth is a fun

 washcloth to stitch up. It has a couple crochet

 techniques to learn. The Clovers are stitched

 up using "3 Double Crochet Clusters".

 That means 3 double crochet stitches are

 clustered together.

It sounds difficult was it really quite easy.

This technique makes the clovers 

pop up and look adorable.

It also has cute checkered rows. Combined

 with the clovers is really says 

"St. Patrick's Day party' To Me.

It's perfect size to use as a washcloth or 

dishcloth, but it is pretty. I will be using mine as 

decorations. I do not at them to get dirty.

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Lucky Clover Washcloth Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy to Moderate
 
Materials:
Crochet Hook – H / 5 mm.
Yarn – Med (4) Cotton C2 – Crafter’s Secret / Hobby Lobby
                 C1 -White, C2 – Papaya Orange, C3 – Vintage Green

                  1.5 oz of each color

Yarn Needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Slipstitch (slst)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Change to (chgto)

Back Loop Only (BLO)
 
3 Double Crochet Cluster (3dccl)
Yo, insert hook in the next st, yo, pull the yarn through the st, yo,
Pull the yarn through the 2 loops on the hook
Repeat 2 more times – You will have 2“uncompleted dc”
YO, pull yarn through all 3 loops on the hook
 
Size: 10 X 10 Inches
 
Notes:
Ch1 does not Count as a st
Ch3 Counts as a dc
 
 How To Change Color In The Middle of The Row:

 
Pull up the loop for the next sc,
 

Leave the last 2 loops of the sc on your hook.
 

Pull the next color through the 2 loops.

 
 
 
Pattern:
 
R: 1 – With C1, Ch 28, sc in the 2^nd ch from the hook,
Sc in the next 2 sc,
*Chgto C2, sc in the next 3 sc, Chgto C1, Sc in the next 3 sc*
Repeat From * To * across, ch1 turn (15 C1 SC, 12 C2 SC = 27 sc)

R: 2 – With C1, Sc in the next 3 sc,
*Chgto C2, sc in the next 3 sc, Chgto C1, Sc in the next 3 sc*
Repeat From * To * across, turn (15 C1 SC, 12 C2 SC = 27 sc)

R: 3 – Chgto C2, ch1,  Sc in the next 3 sc,
*Chgto C1, sc in the next 3 sc, Chgto C2, Sc in the next 3 sc*
Repeat From * To * across, turn (15 C2 SC, 12 C1 SC = 27 sc)
 
R: 4 – Repeat R: 3

R: 5 – Chgto C1, 1 sc in each sc across, turn, ch 1 (27 sc)
 
R: 6 – Repeat R: 5

R: 7 – With C1, Sc in the 1^st 4 sc, Chg to 3, sc in the next sc,
*Chgto C1, sc in the next 5 sc, Chgto C3, sc in the next sc*
Repeat from * to * 2 more times,
Chgto C1, sc in the last 4 sc, turn, ch1 (4 C3 sc, 23 C1 Sc = 27 sc)

R: 8 – With C1, Sc in the 1^st 3 sc, Chgto C3,3dcclin the next sc,
Sc in the next sc, 3dcclin the next sc,
* Chgto C1,Sc in the next 3 sc, Chgto C3,3dcclin the next sc,
Sc in the next sc, 3dcclin the next sc*
Repeat from * to * 2 more times, 1 sc in the last 3 sc,
Turn, ch 3 (8 C3 3ddcl, 4 C3 sc, 15 sc = 27sts)
 

R: 9 – With C1, sc in the 1^st 3 sc, sk the 3dccl,
Chgto C3, 3dccl, ch1, 3ddc in the sc, sk the next 3dccl,
Chgto C1, sc in the next 3 sc,
*Chgto C3, 3dccl, ch1, 3ddc in the sc, sk the next 3dccl
Chgto C1, sc in the next 3 sc*
Repeat from * to * 2 more times, turn, ch1
 (8 C3 3ddcl, 4 ch1, 15 sc = 27sts)

R: 10 – With C1, 1 sc in each sc, ch1sp, and 2dccl
 across, turn, ch 1 (27 sc)
 
R: 11 - With C1, 1 sc in each sc across, turn, ch 1 (27 sc)

R: 12 – R: 13 - Repeat R: 2
 
R: 14 – R: 15 – Repeat R: 3

R: 16 – Chgto C3, 1 sc in each sc across, turn, ch 3
 
R: 17 – BLO, 1 dc in each sc across, turn, ch 1

R: 18 – R: 23 – Repeat R: 16 – R: 17 alternating rows.

Trim:
R: 28 - Working on the front of the washcloth,

Chgto R: 2, sc crochet evenly around the 4 sides of the washcloth,
 st a sc, ch1 sc in each of the 4 corners, join to the 1^st sc with a slst.

R: 29 – Chgto C1,*Sc in the next sc, ch1, sk 1 sc*
Repeat from * to * around the washcloth,
Join to the 1^st sc with a slst, tie off and weave in all the ends.

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All My Heart Soap Bag Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

MINI MYSTERY CROCHET ALONG

 All My Heart Soap And Treat Bag 

Crochet Pattern 

By Sara Sach Of Posh Pooch Designs

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It's Friday Fun Day

And

 Mini Mystery Crochet Along!

The All My Heart Soap and Goody bag.

 It is the perfect size for a soap bag,

 as well as fun goody or treat bag.

It Measures about 4.5 X 6 inches, 

and stitches up pretty fast.

If you are making soap bags, I recommend using

 cotton yarn. But, if you are making treat 

bags, you can use cotton or acrylic yarn.

Acrylic will be a little bit more stretchy, though.

The colors are also up to you as well, just make

 sure you use 2 different colors so 

the "hearts" will show.

The Bag is quite easy to stitch up.

It is color changes that make it 

appear to have hearts.

Remember hearts are not just for Valentines Day.

 Ad soaps or lotions and you have

 a nice gift for many occasions.

And add treats, jewelry, or a gift card and

 you have sweet gift bag for birthdays, 

wedding and yes, Valentines Day. I just love

 a fun and simple project that has lots

 of different uses.

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All My Heart Soap And Treat Bag Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
Crochet hook – H / 5 mm.
Yarn – Med (4) Cotton 

           C1 – White 1 oz, C2 – Red .5 oz.
Yarn Needle
Heart beads – 2

Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Change to (chgto)
 
Size: 4.5 inches tall X 6 Inches around
 

Where is the “eye” of the Single Crochet

Notes:
C1 does not count as a st
Ch 3 Counts as a dc
 
Pattern:
 
R: 1 – With C1, Ch 11, sc in the 2^nd ch from the hook,
Sc in each ch across (10 sc)
 

Working in the other side of the ch,
1 sc in each ch across, (10sc)
Join to the 1^st sc with a slst, ch 1 (10 + 10 = 20sc)

R: 2 – 1 sc in each of the sc around,

join to th1 1^st sc, ch1 (20 sc)

R: 3 – Repeat R: 2

R: 4 – Sc in the 1^st sc,
*Chgto C2, sc in the next sc,
Chgto C1 Sc in the next sc*
Repeat from * to * around,
Join to the 1^st sc with a slst, ch1 (10 C1 sc, 10 C2 sc)

R: 5 – With C1 Sc in each sc around,
Stitching in the “eye”of the each sc,

(See pic above)
Join to the 1^st sc with a slst, ch1 (20sc)

R: 6 – 1 sc in each sc around,
Join to the 1^st sc with a slst, ch1 (20sc)

R: 7 – Repeat R: 6

R: 8 – Repeat R: 4
 
R: 9 – Repeat R: 5

R: 10 – R: 12 – Repeat R: 6
 
R: 13 – Repeat R: 6, ch3

R: 14 – 1 dc in each sc around,
 Join to the ch 3 with a slst, ch3 (20dc)
 
R: 15 - 1 dc in each Dc around,
 Join to the ch 3 with a slst (20dc)

R: 16 – Chgto C2, Tie off C1, ch1,
1 sc in each dc around,
 Join to the 1^st sc, tie off weave your ends.

Ties:
With C2, Ch 40, tie off both ends,
Leave a 5 inch tail of yarn at both ends.
Lace through R: 14, tie together.
Add the beads and tie again.

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