Coffee Shop Granny Blanket Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 Coffee Shop Granny Blanket

 Crochet Pattern 

By Sara Sach Crochet

The Coffee Shop Blanket is a fun and easy 

crochet pattern. It is a rectangle Granny Style 

Blanket that is light and airy for summer,

 but makes a great throw anytime of year.

Looks love on a sofa, chair or across your bed.

I designed this blanket using the Premier Yarn 

Coffee Shop Yarn in the  True Blue color, with

shades of blue, white and gray.

The yarn is 85% Acrylic and 15% wool, 

a great combination of fibers.

I purchased the yarn cakes last year and saved

 them for just the right blanket pattern.  I think this

 blanket pattern is the perfect pattern. The

 yarn is a light (3)weight yarn. Not too heavy

 and not too light.

 The yarn has a slight fuzziness

 to it that gives it a cosy feel and look. Just what

 you need in the evening with a glass of tea

 or cup of coffee, curled up with your favorite

 crochet project, watching a mover or 

reading a good book. 

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Coffee Shop Granny Blanket Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy

 

Materials:

Crochet Hook – H / 5 MM

Yarn – Light (3) Acrylic / Premier Coffee Shop / 

              True Blue 11.5 oz.

Yarn Needle

 

Stitches:

Chain (ch)

Slip Stitch (slst)

Double Crochet (dc)

Space (sp)

Skip (sk)

 

Size: 30 X 40 Inches

To adjust the size add or subtract rows as needed

 

Notes:

Ch 3 counts as a dc

Rounds are joined with a slst to the ch 3

When Changing colors, ch3 after the color change.

 

Pattern:

 

R: 1 – Ch 27, 2 dc in the 4^th ch from the hook (ch3 counts as a dc)

Ch 2, 3 dc in the same ch, ch2, 3dc in the same ch,

*Ch2, sk2 chs, 1 dc in the next 3 chs*

Repeat From * to * 3 more times.

Ch2, Sk 2 chs, 3 dc in the last ch,Ch2, 

3 dc in the same ch, ch2, 3 dc in the same ch

 

Working down the Opposite side of the ch

*Ch2, sk2 chs, 1 dc in the next 3 chs*

Repeat From * to * 3 more times

Ch2, join to the ch3, slst in the next 2 dc, slst in the ch2 sp, ch 3

(4 corners, 8 3dc clusters)

R: 2 - Slst to the ch2 sp, ch3, 2dc, ch2, 3dc in the 1st ch2 sp, Ch2

 3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2

*3 dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2* Repeat From * to * 4 times

*3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next ch2 sp* Repeat From * to * in the next ch2 sp

*3 dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2* Repeat From * to * 4 times, join to the top of the ch3.

slst to the next ch2 space (4 corners, 10 3dc clusters)

 

  R: 3 - Slst to the ch2 sp, ch3, 2dc, ch2, 3dc in the 1st ch2 sp, Ch2

 3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2

*3 dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2* Repeat From * to * 5 times

*3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next ch2 sp* Repeat From * to * in the next ch2 sp

 *3 dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2* Repeat From * to * 5 times, join to the top of the ch3.

slst to the next ch2 space (4 Corners, 12 3dc clusters)

 

 

R: 4 – Slst to the ch2 sp, ch3, 2dc, ch2, 3dc in the 1st ch2 sp, Ch2

 3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2

*3 dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2* Repeat From * to * 6 times

*3dc, ch2, 3dc in the next ch2 sp* Repeat From * to * in the next ch2 sp

 *3 dc in the next ch2 sp, ch2* Repeat From * to * 6 times, join to the top of the ch3.

slst to the next ch2 space  (4 Corners, 14 3dc clusters)

 

 R: 5 -R: 26 – Or more rows if a larger Blanket is wanted

Repeat R: 3 -You will increase 1 "3dc group, ch2" on each side for each row.

Trim:  Sc in the 1st ch2 sp, ch1, 

*2dc, ch1, 2dc in the next ch2 sp, ch1, sc in the next ch2 sp, ch1*

Repeat From * to * all around all 4 sides of the blanket

Join to the 1st st with a slst, tue off, weave in the ends. 

 

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Morning Glory Hot Pad Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach Crochet

 Morning Glory Hot Pad

 Crochet Pattern 

By Sara Sach Crochet 

The Morning Glory Hot Pad is designed to 

resemble a Morning Glory Flower.

These beautiful pot holder / hot pads will

 bring Spring and Summer fun into

 your kitchen and home.

 

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The Morning Glory Flowers are a wild Flower

 that grew all over our yard. The flowers were

 blue, purple and white and pink.

 I loved walking around in the morning

 and seeing them all over the yard.

They are morning flowers and closed by 

noon most days. So if you want to see them

 you have to get out there early, or you miss them.

I got in my cotton yarn stash and put some

 fun colors together. I love how the Hot Pad

 Stitched up measuring about about 9 inches.

Make 1 flower and it is a fun little doily

perfect candles and candy dishes.

Make 2 and put them together, 

and you have a lovely hot pad and pot holder.

It's another great way to use up some left

 over cotton yarns and make something 

beautiful and useful.

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Morning Glory Hot Pad Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
Crochet Hook- H / 5 mm.
Yarn – Med (4) Cotton – Crafters Secret – 1 oz. of 4 colors
       C1 – Rose Quartz C2 -Spa Blue C3 – Lavender C4 – yellow
Yarn Needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (slst)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Tripe Crochet (tr)
Front Post Double Crochet (FPDC))
Change to (chgto)
 
Size: 8 inches
 
Notes:
Ch1 Does not Count as a st
Ch3 Counts as a dc
When Changing colors, ch3 after the color change
 
Pattern: Make 2 Circles R: 1 – R: 6

R: 1 – With C1, Ch 5, join in a circle, ch3
11 dc in the circle, join to the ch3, ch3 (12 dc)

R: 2 – Dc in the same st as the ch3,
2 dc in each dc around,

 join to the ch 3 with a slst, ch 3 (24 dc)

R: 3 – Chgto C2, Tie Off C1, Ch3,
2 dc in the next dc, FPDC in the next dc,
*Dc in the next dc, 2 dc in the next dc,
FPDC in the next dc*
Repeat from * to * around,
 join to the ch3 with a slst, ch3
(24 dc, 8 FPDC)

R: 4 – 1 dc in the next dc, 2 dc in the next dc,
 FPDC in the next dc,
*1 Dc in the next 2 dc, 2 dc in the next dc,
FPDC in the next dc*
Repeat from * to * around,
 join to the ch3 with a slst,
(32 dc, 8 FPDC)

R: 5 – Chgto C3, Tie Off C2, Ch3,
1 dc in the next 2 dc , 2 dc in the next dc,
 FPDC in the next dc,
*1 Dc in the next 3 dc, 2 dc in the next dc,
FPDC in the next dc*
Repeat from * to * around,
 join to the ch3 with a slst, ch3
(40 dc, 8 FPDC)

R: 6 - 1 dc in the next 3 dc,

2 dc in the next dc,
 FPDC in the next dc,
*1 Dc in the next 4 dc, 2 dc in the next dc,
FPDC in the next dc*
Repeat from * to * around,
 join to the ch3 with a slst,
(48 dc, 8 FPDC)

Tie off the 1^st circle, weave in the ends.
 
Repeat R: 1 – 6

R: 7 - Place the 2 circles together, right side out.
With C4, Ch1,
*1 sc in the next 6 dc, 2 Sc in the next dc, *
Repeat from * to * around,
 join to the 1^st sc with a slst (64 sc)

If making it as a doily - only stitch 1 and 
 *1 sc in the next 6 dc, 2 Sc in the next dc, *
Repeat from * to * around,
 join to the 1^st sc with a slst (64 sc)
 
R: 8 – Flower Petals –
*Sc in the next sc, hdc in the next sc,
2 dc in the next sc , 2 tr in the next 2 sc,
2dc in the next dc, hdc in the next dc,
 sc in the next dc*
 
sc, hdc, 2dc, 2tr, 2tr, 2dc, hdc, sc
Make sure it is lined up

Repeat From * to * 7 More times,
Join to the 1^st sc, ch 12, join back to the same st,
Tie off, weave in your ends. 

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 Mini Mystery Crochet Along
By Sara Sach Crochet

This is a super fun and easy project

 that will brighten up your house,

 porch, deck, patio and garden.

It will work up super fast! 

And be ready to hang outside before ya know it.

I designed it using assorted cotton yarns

 I had on hand on hand. You can also

 use acrylic if you prefer. I chose 5 different colors,

 but the colors and amount ot of stripes are up to you,

 and what yarn you have on hand.

The "body"of the windsock measures about 8 inches,

 and the curls and streamers add an additional 12 inches.

It's the perfect size for just about any place

 you want to hand it.

Adding the beads is optional, I like them

 because it adds a little weight and movement

 to the streamers. 

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Garden Windsock Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
Crochet Hook – H / 5 mm.
Yarn – Med (4) Cotton – 5 oz – Assorted Colors of choice
2 Metal Ring – 3 inches
Beads – 12 – 24 assorted beads / colors -
Yarn needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (slst)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Skip (sk)
Space (sp)
 
Size:
Body – 8 inches
Curls / Streamers – 12 inches
 
Notes:
Ch1 Does Not count as a st
Ch4 Counts as a dc, ch1
I changed colors every 2 rows
Color Changes are not indicated in the pattern
When Changing colors, ch 3 after the color change
 
Pattern:

R: 1 – Make a slip knot around on ring,
30 sc around the ring,
Join to the 1^st sc with a slst, ch 1 (30sc)

R: 2 -Sc in each sc around,
 join to the 1^st sc, with a slst (30 sc)

R: 3 – Ch4, *sk the next sc,
 dc in the next sc, ch1*
Repeat from * to * around,
Join to the 3^rd ch of the ch 4,
 slst in the ch1 sp (15 dc, 15 ch1 sp)

R: 4 – Ch4, *dc in the next ch1 sp, ch1*
Repeat from * to * around,
Join to the 3^rd ch of the ch 4,
 slst in the ch1 sp (15 dc, 15 ch1 sp)

R: 5 - Ch4, *dc in the next ch1 sp, ch1*
Repeat from * to * around,
Join to the 3^rd ch of the ch 4,
 slst in the ch1 sp (15 dc, 15 ch1 sp)

R: 6 - Ch4, *dc in the next ch1 sp, ch1*
Repeat from * to * around,
Join to the 3^rd ch of the ch 4,
 slst in the ch1 sp (15 dc, 15 ch1 sp)

R: 7 – R: 12 – Repeat R: 6

R: 13 – ch1, sc in each dc and ch1 sp around,
Join to the 1^st sc with a slst, ch1 (30 sc)

R: 14 – Holding the 2^nd ring in place,
 Sc in each sc around, join to the 1^st sc,

Ch 30, join to the other side of

 the ring to form the hanger, slst in the next sc, turn, ch1

sc back across the chain, slst in the next sc, 
Tie off weave in the ends.

 Curls – Make 5
 
Ch 50 –Starting with a 5 inch tail of yarn
 Sc, ch1, sc in the 2^nd ch from the hook,
Sc, ch1, sc in each ch working down the ch,
Tie off leaving a 5 in tail of yarn.
 
Use the yarn tails to attach the curls to the

 bottom of the wind sock
 
Make 5 curls, evenly space them around the

 bottom of the wind sock.

Fringe Pieces – Make 5

Cut 4 strands of yarn about 30 inches long.
Attach 1 between each of the 4 curls.
Add assorted beads if desired.

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