The Cheryl Purple Wrap Shawl Crochet Pattern By Sara Sach

 The Cheryl Purple Wrap Shawl 

Crochet Pattern 

By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

The Cheryl Shawl is a rectangle style wrap shawl.

I designed for a friend named Cheryl.

She is having some health issues and I wanted to

 let her know I was thinking of her. Her favorite color 

is purple, So I designed it in a Purple Ombre colorway.

I really like to make rectangle style wrap shawls

 because they can be used as a lap blanket also.

I designed it using Red heart Purple Ombre And

 Loops And Threads plum purple.

Both are Acrylic medium (4) weight yarns.

I wanted to use acrylic so it can easily

 be washed and dried.

Once I got started on the design I really loved how

 it was stitching up. But I wanted a darker purple in

 the mix, so I added some of the deep purple, 

and I really love it. This Wrap Shawl stitched up 

so pretty and elegant,  that I wanted to share

 the crochet pattern with you all. 

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The Cheryl Purple Wrap Shawl Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy
 
 Materials:
Crochet Hook – H / 5 mm.
Yarn - Med (4) C1 - Red heart Super Saver Ombre / Violet – 10 oz.
                           C2 – Impeccable/ loops And Thread / Amethyst – 4 .5 oz.
Yarn needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (slst)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Shell Stitch (2dc, ch1, 2dc)
Space (sp)
Skip (sk)
Change to (chgto)
 
Size: 19 X 48 Inches
Multiples – 14 + 8
 
Notes:
Ch3 Counts as a dc at beginning of rows.
 
Pattern:

R: 1 - Ch 65, dc in the 4^th ch from the hook,
1 dc in each ch across, turn, ch 1 (63 dc)

R: 2 – 1 dc in the next 6 dc,
*(ch3, sk 3dc, sc in the next dc, ch3, sk3 dc)

 1 dc in the next 7 dc*
Repeat from * to * 3 more times, turn, ch 3
 (35 dc, 4 sets of ch3, sc, ch3)

R: 3 - 1 dc in the next 6 dc,
*(ch1, shst in the sc, ch1) 

1 dc in the next 7 dc*
Repeat from * to * 3 more times, turn, ch 3
(35 dc, 4 sets of ch1, shst, ch1)

R: 4 - 1 dc in the next 6 dc,
*(ch2, 3 dc in the ch1 sp, ch2)

 1 dc in the next 7 dc*
Repeat from * to * 3 more times, turn, ch 3
(35 dc, 4 sets of ch2, 3 dc, ch2)

R: 5 - 1 dc in the next 6 dc,
*(ch3, sc in the 2^nd dc, ch3) 

1 dc in the next 7 dc*
Repeat from * to * 3 more times, turn, ch 3
(35 dc, 4 sets of ch3, sc, ch3)

R: 6 - 1 dc in the next 6 dc,
*(3dc in the ch3 sp, 1 dc in the sc, 

3 dc in the ch3 sp)
 1 dc in the next 7 dc*
Repeat from * to * 3 more times, turn, ch 3 (63 dc)

R: 7 - 1 dc in the next 13 dc,
*(ch3, sk 3dc, sc in the next dc, ch3, sk3 dc)

 1 dc in the next 7 dc*
Repeat from * to * 2 more times, 

1 dc in the last 7 dc turn, ch 3
 (42 dc, 3 sets of ch3, sc, ch3)

R: 8 - 1 dc in the next 13 dc,
*(ch1, shst in the sc, ch1) 1 dc in the next 7 dc*
Repeat from * to * 2 more times, 

1 dc in the last 7 dc turn, ch 3
 (42 dc, 3 sets of ch1, shst, ch1)

R: 9 - 1 dc in the next 13 dc,
*(ch2, 3 dc in the ch1 sp, ch2) 1 dc in the next 7 dc*
Repeat from * to * 2 more times,

 1 dc in the last 7 dc turn, turn, ch 3
(42 dc, 3 sets of ch2, 3 dc, ch2)

R: 10 - 1 dc in the next 13 dc,
*(ch3, sc in the 2^nd dc, ch3) 1 dc in the next 7 dc*
Repeat from * to * 2 more times, 

1 dc in the last 7 dc turn, turn, ch 3
(42 dc, 3 sets of ch3, sc, ch3)

R: 11 - 1 dc in the next 13 dc,
*(3dc in the ch3 sp, 1 dc in the sc, 3 dc in the ch3 sp)
 1 dc in the next 7 dc*
Repeat from * to * 3 more times, 1 dc in the last 7 dc turn
 Turn, ch 3 (63 dc)

 
Repeat R: 2 – R: 11  For 7 More Times
I changed to C2 at R: 19 – R: 30
                         And R: 62 – R: 70
 
If You added or subtracted addition rows, 

make you end on a R: 11
The Solid Row of Dc
 

Trim: Chgto C2, Working down the 1^st short edge of the shawl,
Sc in the 1 st, ch1, *sk 2 sts, shst in the next st, ch1, 

sk 2 sts, sc in the next st, ch1*
Repeat From * to * Until you reach the 1^st corner,

Working Evenly across the bottom of the shawl Repeat From * to *
You will not have stitches to place your trim in, 

just work it evenly across.
 

When you reach the 2^nd edge, 

Repeat From * to * to the top of the shawl,

Evenly sc across the top of the shawl, 

Join to the 1^st sc, tie off and weave the ends.

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Unicorn Dreams Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern | Posh Pooch Designs

 Unicorn Dreams Baby Blanket

 Crochet Pattern 

By Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

This beautiful lacy throw blanket is a wonderful baby gift,

 but also makes a nice lap blanket for anyone. It's light

 and airy, still warm, but not heavy. It's a perfect size at

 22 X 26 inches to pop in your your Diaper bag, 

Purse or over night bag.

And, you can stitch it up larger if desired.

I called it The Unicorn Dreams Blanket because of the

 was it flows across the rows of stitches, and the way the

 beautiful yarn flows from color to color. The color 

changes blend together, as it changes colors. There are no abrupt color changes or knots of one color tied

 to another color. 

8 colorsways

100% Acrylic

3.5oz/100g, 174yds/160m

#4 Medium Weight

The Yarn is Called Premier Sweet Roll VIVID

By Premier Yarns.

It is a stunning yarn with 8 different colorways.

I chose the Moon Beam colorway for

 my blanket design.

See All the colorways 

At This PREMIER YARN LINK 

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And Start Shopping

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Unicorn Dreams Baby Blanket Crochet Pattern

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Skill: Easy
 
Materials:
 Crochet Hook – H / 5.00 mm
Yarn – Medium (4) Acrylic 7 oz/ 348 yds.
             Premier Sweet Roll Vivid / Moon Beam
Yarn Needle
 
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Single Crochet (sc)
Double Crochet (dc)
Foundation Double Crochet (FDC)
Skip (sk)
Space (sp)
 
Special Stitch: Open Shell Stitch (OShSt) dc, ch1, dc, ch1, dc in the same st

Size: 22 X 26 Inches
Multiples- 6 + 11 FDC
 
Notes:
Ch3 Counts as dc
 
Pattern:

R: 1 – 59 FDC, turn, ch 3 (59 FDC)

use stitch marker to help you count your sts

R: 2 – Dc in the next 2 sts, ch2, Sk 2 sts, sc in the next st,
*ch2, sk 2 sts, OShSt in the next st, ch2 sts, sk 2 sts, sc in the next st*
Repeat From * to * 7 more times,
Ch2, sk 2 sts, 1 dc in the last 3 sts, turn, ch 3
(6 dc, 9 sc, 8 OShSt)

R: 3 - Dc in the next 2 sts, ch1,  OShSt in the 1^st sc,
*ch2, sc in the 2^nd dc of the OShSt, ch2 sts, OShST in the next sc*
Repeat From * to * 7 more times,
Ch1, 1 dc in the last 3 sts, turn, ch 3
(6 dc, 8 sc, 9 OShSt)

R: 4 - Dc in the next 2 sts, ch2, sc in the 2^nd dc of the 1^st OShSt,
*ch2, OShST in the next sc, ch2, sc in the 2^nd dc of the next OShSt,*
Repeat From * to * 7 more times,
Ch2, 1 dc in the last 3 sts, turn, ch 3
(6 dc, 9 sc, 8 OShSt)

R: 5 - Dc in the next 2 sts, ch1,  OShSt in the 1^st sc,
*ch2, sc in the 2^nd dc of the OShSt, ch2 sts, OShST in the next sc*
Repeat From * to * 7 more times,
Ch1, 1 dc in the last 3 sts, turn, ch 3
(6 dc, 8 sc, 9 OShSt)
 

 
R: 6 - Dc in the next 2 sts, ch2, sc in the 2^nd dc of the 1^st OShSt,
*ch2, OShST in the next sc, ch2, sc in the 2^nd dc of the next OShSt,*
Repeat From * to * 7 more times,
Ch2, 1 dc in the last 3 sts, turn, ch 3
(6 dc, 9 sc, 8 OShSt)
 
 
R: 7 – R: 50 – Repeat R: 5 And R: 6 Alternating Rows

R: 51 – dc in the next 2 dc, 1 dc in the ch1 sp,
*dc in the sc, 2 dc in the ch2 sp, 1 dc in the 3 dc of the OShSt,
do not dc in the ch1 sps, 2 Dc in the next ch2 sp*
Repeat From * to across, dc in the ch2 sp, dc in the last 3 dc, tie
of, off weave in Your ends.

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Crochet pattern for a Dog Blanket - Basket Weave

After taking my Rosie Bell back and forth
 from the Doggie Doctor the last couple of weeks, 

I decided she needed a little blanket to sit on,

 instead of a towel. 
Towels can be rough and uncomfortable to sit on. So I decided to design a blanket that was just the size of the passenger

 seat in the car, with a little hang over.  
I wanted it made out of soft but 

durable yarn that could be thrown in the washer 

and dryer and still look good.

When I design I like to learn new stitches, 

so I decided to learn the basket weave stitch

 and incorporate it into the car blanket. 

The Basket Weave Stitch is basically

  Front Post Double Crochet

 and Back Post double Crochet stitched in blocks.

I practiced the stitch patterns several times before

 I made the blanket, and to make sure I could do it. 

Once I learned the pattern, It was easy.

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Dog Car  Blanket - Basket Weave Crochet Pattern
by Sara Sach
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Skill: Easy to moderate

(Moderate for the Front Post Double Crochet, Back Post Double Crochet Stitches)

Once you learn the pattern it is very easy.

Materials :

Hook - N/9.00m
Yarn: Chunky (5) 3.5 oz. of 2 colors
          I used Bernat softee-  beige and blue
Yarn needle to weave in ends.
       
Stitches:
Chain (ch)
Double Crochet (dc)
Half Double Crochet (hdc)
Front Post Double Crochet (fpdc)
Back Post Double Crochet (bpdc)
Change to (chgto)

Size : The size can be modified for a larger blanket in increments of 8 + 4

Gauge: 4 dc = 1.5 inches, 1 row = 1 inch

Pattern:
Notes: ch 3 counts as a stitch.

R: 1 - Chain 50, with C1, dc in the 4th ch from the hook, 1 dc in each ch across, ch 3, tuen.
(48dc - the st count is the same throughout the pattern)

Swatch of 16 dc + 3

R: 2 - bpdc in the first 3 back posts, ( the ch 3 will act as the first bpdc),
 *4 fpdc, 4 bpdc repeat from *across row, ch 3, turn

R: 3  - Repeat R: 2

R: 4 - 3 fpdc, *4 bpdc, 4 fpdc, repeat from * across row,
(This is opposite of R 2)

R : 5 - R: 6 -  Repeat R: 4

R: 7 - R: 9 - Repeat R: 2

R: 10 - R: 12 - Repeat R: 4

R: 13 - R: 15 - Repeat R: 2

R: 16 - Chg to C2,  Repeat R: 2

R: 17 - R: 18 - Repeat R: 2

R: 18 - R: 21 - Repeat R: 4

R: 22 - R: 24 - Repeat R: 2

R: 25 - R: 27 - Repeat R : 4

R: 28- R: 30 - Repeat R : 2

R : 31 - Chgto C1, dc evenly around all four sides, place 3 dc in each corner.

R: 32 - Chgto C2, sc in each dc around, join and tie off. Weave in all your ends.

I really enjoyed learning this stitch

and love the way the blanket turned out.

This Blanket was Crochet using Red heart Worsted weight 

(4) and a I hook.

I think Rosie and Maximo like it.