Sandyfroglegs is a descendant verified through the Oklahoma Historical Society of The First Families of the Cherokee Nation. You can not sell the designs/patterns, but you are welcome to sell the items you crochet using my designs~(Please add a tag stating your item was made using a "Sandyfroglegs Design", the credit given me will be appreciated.) *U.S.A. Crochet terminology used for all patterns. [Respect Copyright/do not pirate anyone's designs.}
Monday, March 16, 2009
1st New Moon of Spring Choker
Material Needed-
Thread/ Sport Yarn/ Sock Yarn--I used Luster Sheen -it is a size 3, in color “Natural.”
(about one ounce.)
“F” Crochet hook.
Stitches used-
Ch-Chain.
Sc- Single Crochet.
Dc- Double Crochet.
Sl st-Slip Stitch.
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FIRST: Ch 40. Sc in second ch from hook, and in next 5 chains (6 sc total.)
(the 6 sc is the beginning of your choker--the remainder of the chains will be your “tie.”)
Ch 6 and turn. Sl st into 12th ch from hook (the 1st of the just crocheted 6 sc.)
SECOND: Ch 3 and turn. ***Dc four times around the “6 sc ch bar.”
Sl st to the last st on the “ch 6 bar” you are working on..
THIRD: Ch 6, turn. Sl st to 12th chain from hook. Ch 3 and turn.
FOURTH:- Repeat from *** for a total of 16 group/sections.
At end of 16th group/section, instead of chain 3, chain 35. Tie off.
Grab first and second sections and gently stretch choker apart so
that they will lay against the skin smoothly.
Tie a little knot at the end of each of your “tie” chains to help prevent fraying.
Some may prefer the reverse side of the choker to the front side.
***THIS size will only fit about a 16 inch neck.
Sections as well as beginning and end
chain length will be easy to add in increase the size.
Copyright: Sandyfroglegs Designs 2009
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