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for knitting, crochet, recipes, and news!This is my first attempt at designing. So pardon any mistakes. If you have trouble understanding the pattern please email me. Bev Qualheim (www.bevscountrycottage.com) gave me permission a while back to use her Easy Baby Bootie Pattern as a base to work off of. Thanks Bev.
Materials:
Worsted weight yarn
(I used
Bernat Cotton Tots)
Size G crochet hook
Yarn needle
Gauge:
4 st. = 1 inch
2 rows = 1 inch
Chain 37.
Dc in 3rd chain from
hook
and in every chain across. Chain 3 turn. (counts as first dc
throughout)
Dc in each stitch
across.
Do total of 7 rows of dc.
At end of row 7 ch 1
and
turn. Sl st in first 12 stitches.
Chain 3. Dc in next
stitch
and in each of the next 12 stitches leaving last 11 st.
Chain 3 turn. Dc in
each
stitch across. Do total of 6 rows.
Finish off.
Using yarn needle sew
back
seams as in any t-bonnet.
On right side
join yarn at
front corner of bonnet. Chain 1 and do 2 sc in same stitch. Going
across
front of bonnet continue doing sc all around edge ( doing 3 sc in the
stitch
at the corner) Join with slip stitch.
Chain 3 and sc in
first
stitch *chain 3 and sc in next stitch. Continue from * across the front
making a ruffle.
Beading row
When you reach the
corner
ch 4, skip a st and dc in the next st. *ch 1, skip 1, dc in next
stitch.
Continue from * along bottom edge of bonnet.
Chain 1, turn. Sc in
each
stitch and ch 1 space along bottom edge. Finish off. Weave in and trim
ends.
Make a chain of 100
for
a tie and weave through beading row. Or use 20 inch piece of ribbon.
Voila! A bonnet. Enjoy!
This pattern for charity or personal use only. May not be copied without permission.
Copyright LaGonda Veal 2003 (tattietoo@msn.com)