Cross Motif Bible Cover

 

I was racking my brain for fun new projects to crochet when I thought about a Bible cover.  I mean, we all love our hats and scarves and blankets, but how many do we really need?  And since Easter is just around the corner, what better time than now to dress up your Bible with a brand new cover?  A draped cross seems like the perfect motif.

I have provided a chart which is only the front part of the Bible cover since the rest is plain.  There are 25 stitches (in each row) in black that are not shown to the left of the graph. Don’t worry, it’s all written out down there.

Front of coverBack of cover.

 

https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/e373acde-12f5-4c2d-ab2f-15cd40252001

To print the graph, click on the icon at the bottom of the screen to hide the right hand column.  Then click the icon next to it to fit to full page.  Then use your computers print option to print.

Update:  I’m not sure if the above link will work.  If it doesn’t, try this one.

With the pattern as written, it is possible to customize it to fit a variety of Bibles.  However, my Bible is very thick with a 1 3/4″ spline.  If you need the piece to be a bit shorter across, eliminate some of the stitches (in black) from the left side of the pattern-this is the side of the piece not shown in the graph.  For example, you may need to eliminate 5 stitches.  This would make your count on Row 3, right handed version read as follows- Sc with black in first 8, switch to white, sc in next 4, switch to black, sc in last 28. Ch 1, turn.

You will need
Worsted weight yarn- black, approx. 3 oz. (this should be plenty), small amount of white, smaller amount of purple
J/6mm hook
Black felt
Needle and thread (or a sewing machine)

Stitches used
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (sl st)
Single Crochet (sc)

 

Right handed version:
With black, ch 46
R1) Sc in second chain from hook and each chain across. Ch 1, turn. (45 stitches)
R2) Sc in each stitch across. Ch 1, turn.
R3) Sc with black in first 8, switch to white, sc in next 4, switch to black, sc in last 33. Ch 1, turn.
R4) Sc with black in first 33, with white, sc in next 4, with black, sc in last 8. Ch 1, turn.
R5) Repeat row 3.
R6) Repeat row 4.
R7) Repeat row 3.
R8) Repeat row 4.
R9) Repeat row 3.
R10) Repeat row 4.
R11) Repeat row 3.
R12) Repeat row 4.
R13) Repeat row 3.
R14) Repeat row 4.
R15) Sc with black in first 1, with purple, sc in next st, with black, sc in next 6, with white, sc in next st, with purple, sc in next 2 stitches, with white, sc in next stitch, with black, sc in next 6 stitches, with purple, sc in next stitch, with black, sc in last 26 st, ch 1, turn.
R16) Sc with black in first 26, with purple in next 2, with black in next 5, with purple in next 4, with black in next 5, with purple in next 2, with black in last stitch. Ch 1, turn.
R17) Sc with black in first st, with purple in next 3, with black in next 3, with purple in next 6, with black in next 3, with purple in next 3, with black in last 26. Ch 1, turn.
R18) Sc with black in first 26 stitches, with white in next 5, with purple in next 8, with white in next 5, with black in last st, ch 1, turn.
R19) Sc with black in first st, with white in next 4, with purple in next 10, with white in next 4, with black in last 26, ch 1, turn.
R20) Sc with black in first 26 stitches, with white in next 3, with purple in next 3, with white in next 6, with purple in next 3, with white in next 3, with black in last st, ch 1, turn.
R21) Sc with black in first st, with white in next 2, with purple in next 3, with white in next 8, with purple in next 3, with white in next 2, with black in last 26, ch 1, turn.
R22) Repeat row 4.
R23) Repeat row 3.
R24) Repeat row 4.
R25) Repeat row 3.
R26) Repeat row 4.
R27) Repeat row 3.
R28) Repeat row 4.
R29) Repeat row 2.
R30) Repeat row 2.
Do not finish off, continue to border round.

Left handed version:
With black, ch 46
R1) Sc in second chain from hook and each chain across. Ch 1, turn. (45 stitches)
R2) Sc in each stitch across. Ch 1, turn.
R3) Sc with black in first 33, switch to white, sc in next 4, switch to black, sc in last 8. Ch 1, turn.
R4) Sc with black in first 8, with white, sc in next 4, with black, sc in last 33. Ch 1, turn.
R5) Repeat row 3.
R6) Repeat row 4.
R7) Repeat row 3.
R8) Repeat row 4.
R9) Repeat row 3.
R10) Repeat row 4.
R11) Repeat row 3.
R12) Repeat row 4.
R13) Repeat row 3.
R14) Repeat row 4.
R15) Sc with black in first 26, with purple, sc in next st, with black, sc in next 6, with white, sc in next st, with purple, sc in next 2 stitches, with white, sc in next stitch, with black, sc in next 6 stitches, with purple, sc in next stitch, with black, sc in last st, ch 1, turn.
R16) Sc in first stitch with black, with purple in next 2, with black in next 5, with purple in next 4, with black in next 5, with purple in next 2, with black in last 26. Ch 1, turn.
R17) Sc with black in first 26, with purple in next 3, with black in next 3, with purple in next 6, with black in next 3, with purple in next 3, with black in last stitch. Ch 1, turn.
R18) Sc with black in first stitch, with white in next 5, with purple in next 8, with white in next 5, with black in last 26, ch 1, turn.
R19) Sc with black in first 26, with white in next 4, with purple in next 10, with white in next 4, with black in last stitch, ch 1, turn.
R20) Sc with black in first stitch, with white in next 3, with purple in next 3, with white in next 6, with purple in next 3, with white in next 3, with black in last 26, ch 1, turn.
R21) Sc with black in first 26, with white in next 2, with purple in next 3, with white in next 8, with purple in next 3, with white in next 2, with black in last st, ch 1, turn.
R22) Repeat row 4.
R23) Repeat row 3.
R24) Repeat row 4.
R25) Repeat row 3.
R26) Repeat row 4.
R27) Repeat row 3.
R28) Repeat row 4.
R29) Repeat row 2.
R30) Repeat row 2.
Do not finish off, continue to border round.

Border Round
Ch 1, work sc evenly around entire piece, working 1 extra stitch at each corner.
Repeat rounds around until cover is the correct size. My Bible took two rounds.  Finish off.

Cut 1 piece of black felt 1/4″ – 1/2″  bigger than your Bible’s cover.  Measure from front edge all the way around to back edge for the width of your piece.
Cut 2 pieces of black felt that measure the length of your Bible’s cover (plus 1/4″ – 1/2″)  and about 1/2 to 2/3 the width of your Bible.

Place the crocheted cover right side down, the large felt rectangle on top, and the two small rectangles on top of that at each end. Stitch around the outside edge completely.  You could hand sew but I used a small zigzag stitch on my sewing machine.

You may not reproduce or copy my pattern or images in any way. You may link to my pattern from another site. You may sell items made from my pattern as long as you give me credit.

Bunny Pillow

 

Today I’ve got a cute little bunny pillow to share with you.  How cute is this for your spring decor, or maybe in a nursery or child’s room.  I found variations of a graph for this bunny floating around on pinterest.  I decided to tweak it into a pillow and do a written pattern version.  I have provided directions for both right and left handed crocheters.

Approximately 4 oz. blue worsted weight yarn (I used Red Heart Light Blue)
Approximately 2 oz. white or pastel multi worsted weight yarn (I used a vintage yarn brand called Kolor Match in Baby Rainbow Print)
J/6mm hook
14″ x 10″ pillow form (instructions to make your own are included at the bottom)

Stitches used
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (sl st)
Single Crochet (sc)

When working the color changes, I just carried my yarn along the back of my work since this will be hidden inside of the pillow.

Right handed version:
With blue, ch 47
R1) Sc in second chain from hook and each stitch across. (46 stitches) Ch 1, turn.
R2) Sc in each stitch across, ch 1, turn.
R3-4) Repeat row 2.
R5) Sc in first 16 stitches with blue. Sc in next 4 with white. Sc in next 5 with blue. Sc in next 5 with white. Sc in last 16 with blue. Ch 1, turn.
R6) Sc 14 with blue, 6 white, 1 blue, 3 white, 1 blue, 4 white, 1 blue, 4 white, 12 blue. Ch 1, turn.
R7) Sc 12 blue, 11 white, 1 blue, 8 white, 1 blue, 3 white, 10 blue, ch 1, turn.
R8) Sc 9 blue, 3 white, 1 blue, 10 white, 1 blue, 6 white, 1 blue, 2 white, 13 blue, ch 1, turn.
R9) Sc 14 blue, 3 white, 1 blue, 3 white, 1 blue, 12 white, 1 blue, 2 white, 9 blue, ch 1, turn.
R10) Sc 9 blue, 2 white, 1 blue, 12 white, 1 blue, 4 white, 1 blue, 2 white, 14 blue, ch 1, turn.
R11) Sc 13 blue, 9 white, 1 blue, 10 white, 1 blue, 2 white, 10 blue, ch 1, turn.
R12) Sc 12 blue, 11 white, 1 blue, 10 white, 12 blue, ch 1, turn.
R13) Sc 12 blue, 11 white, 2 blue, 9 white, 12 blue, ch 1, turn.
R14) Sc 13 blue, 21 white, 12 blue, ch 1, turn.
R15) Sc 12 blue, 20 white, 14 blue, ch 1, turn.
R16) Sc 14 blue, 14 white, 3 blue, 3 white, 12 blue, ch 1, turn.
R17) Sc 13 blue, 6 white, 1 blue, 11 white, 15 blue, ch 1, turn.
R18) Sc 17 blue, 8 white, 1 blue, 8 white, 12 blue, ch 1, turn.
R19) Sc 11 blue, 16 white, 19 blue, ch 1, turn.
R20) Sc 24 blue, 12 white, 10 blue, ch 1, turn.
R21) Sc 9 blue, 14 white, 23 blue, ch 1, turn.
R22) Sc 18 blue, 5 white, 1 blue, 13 white, 9 blue, ch 1, turn.
R23) Sc 9 blue, 5 white, 2 blue, 14 white, 16 blue, ch 1, turn.
R24) Sc 15 blue, 10 white, 1 blue, 4 white, 2 blue, 4 white, 10 blue, ch 1, turn.
R25) Sc 10 blue, 11 white, 7 blue, 3 white, 15 blue, ch 1, turn.
R26) Sc 14 blue, 3 white, 7 blue, 11 white, 11 blue, ch 1, turn.
R27) Sc 12 blue, 8 white, 1 blue, 3 white, 5 blue, 3 white, 14 blue, ch 1, turn.
R28) Sc 15 blue, 9 white, 1 blue, 7 white, 14 blue, ch 1, turn.
R29) Sc 18 blue, 4 white, 1 blue, 7 white, 16 blue, ch 1, turn.
R30) Sc 16 blue, 2 white, 5 blue, 4 white, 19 blue, ch 1, turn.
R31) Sc 20 blue, 10 white, 16 blue, ch 1, turn.
R32) Sc 16 blue, 9 white, 21 blue, ch 1, turn.
R33) Sc 22 blue, 7 white, 17 blue, ch 1, turn.
R34-37) With blue, repeat row 2.
Finish off.

Left handed version:
With blue, ch 47
R1) Sc in second chain from hook and each stitch across. (46 stitches) Ch 1, turn.
R2) Sc in each stitch across, ch 1, turn.
R3-4) Repeat row 2.
R5) Sc in first 16 stitches with blue. Sc in next 5 with white. Sc in next 5 with blue. Sc in next 4 with white. Sc in last 16 with blue. Ch 1, turn.
R6) Sc 12 with blue, 4 white, 1 blue, 4 white, 1 blue, 3 white, 1 blue, 6 white, 14 blue. Ch 1, turn.
R7) Sc 10 blue, 3 white, 1 blue, 8 white, 1 blue, 11 white, 12 blue, ch 1, turn.
R8) Sc 13 blue, 2 white, 1 blue, 6 white, 1 blue, 10 white, 1 blue, 3 white, 9 blue, ch 1, turn.
R9) Sc 9 blue, 2 white, 1 blue, 12 white, 1 blue, 3 white, 1 blue, 3 white, 14 blue, ch 1, turn.
R10) Sc 14 blue, 2 white, 1 blue, 4 white, 1 blue, 12 white, 1 blue, 2 white, 9 blue, ch 1, turn.
R11) Sc 10 blue, 2 white, 1 blue, 10 white, 1 blue, 9 white, 13 blue, ch 1, turn.
R12) Sc 12 blue, 10 white, 1 blue, 11 white, 12 blue, ch 1, turn.
R13) Sc 12 blue, 9 white, 2 blue, 11 white, 12 blue, ch 1, turn.
R14) Sc 12 blue, 21 white, 13 blue, ch 1, turn.
R15) Sc 14 blue, 20 white, 12 blue, ch 1, turn.
R16) Sc 12 blue, 3 white, 3 blue, 14 white, 14 blue, ch 1, turn.
R17) Sc 15 blue, 11 white, 1 blue, 6 white, 13 blue, ch 1, turn.
R18) Sc 12 blue, 8 white, 1 blue, 8 white, 17 blue, ch 1, turn.
R19) Sc 19 blue, 16 white, 11 blue, ch 1, turn.
R20) Sc 10 blue, 12 white, 24 blue, ch 1, turn.
R21) Sc 23 blue, 14 white, 9 blue, ch 1, turn.
R22) Sc 10 blue, 13 white, 1 blue, 5 white, 18 blue, ch 1, turn.
R23) Sc 16 blue, 14 white, 2 blue, 5 white, 9 blue, ch 1, turn.
R24) Sc 10 blue, 4 white, 2 blue, 4 white, 1 blue, 10 white, 15 blue, ch 1, turn.
R25) Sc 15 blue, 3 white, 7 blue, 11 white, 10 blue, ch 1, turn.
R26) Sc 11 blue, 11 white, 7 blue, 3 white, 14 blue, ch 1, turn.
R27) Sc 14 blue, 3 white, 5 blue, 3 white, 1 blue, 8 white, 12 blue, ch 1, turn.
R28) Sc 14 blue, 7 white, 1 blue, 9 white, 15 blue, ch 1, turn.
R29) Sc 16 blue, 7 white, 1 blue, 4 white, 18 blue, ch 1, turn.
R30) Sc 19 blue, 4 white, 5 blue, 2 white, 16 blue, ch 1, turn.
R31) Sc 16 blue, 10 white, 20 blue, ch 1, turn.
R32) Sc 21 blue, 9 white, 16 blue, ch 1, turn.
R33) Sc 17 blue, 7 white, 22 blue, ch 1, turn.
R34-37) With blue, repeat row 2.
Finish off.

Back of pillow.
With blue, ch 47
R1) Sc in second ch and each ch across. (46 stitches) Ch 1, turn.
R2) Sc in each stitch across, ch 1, turn.
R3-37) Repeat row 2. Do not finish off.

Weave in any ends necessary, then place front and back right sides together and sc around 3 sides, stitching through both layers. Insert pillow form and sc fourth side closed. Sl st to beginning sc, finish off. Weave in end.

Making a Custom Pillow Form

You will need;
fabric
poly stuffing

Cut 2 rectangles from your fabric that measure one inch longer and one inch wider than you want your finished size to be. In this case, the pillow is 14″ x 10″, so you will cut your fabric to 15″ x 11″.

I chose blue for my fabric since my pillow cover is blue but you can use white or whatever you choose.
Place pieces right side together, and mark where you want to leave an opening (for stuffing) with two pins.

Sew the pieces together with 1/2″ seams, back stitching at the opening.
Trim all 4 corners.

Turn right side out, and stuff to desired fullness.
Hand sew the opening closed. I just used a whip stitch since this will be hidden under the pillow cover.

And that is it! You now have a custom made pillow form!

You may not reproduce or copy my pattern or images in any way. You may link to my pattern from another site. You may sell items made from my pattern as long as you give me credit.

Just Hatched C2C Baby Blanket

 

How absolutely cute is this for a newborn?  While this blanket does have a “spring chicken” or Easter vibe to it I think it would be fun for anytime of the year.  Make it along with my Bunny Pillow for a baby animals theme in a nursery.

I found the basis for this graph while I was looking around on pinterest.  I think it was being used as a cross stitch pattern but had originated as a perler bead pattern.  I thought with a few adjustments it would be adorable as a baby blanket.

If anyone is interested in written directions along with the graph please let me know in the comments. Otherwise it may or may not happen.  My blanket measures approximately 36″ square.

I was using up some partial skeins when I made this blanket so the yarn amounts given are estimates but they should be ample for making this blanket. I used mostly Red Heart brand yarn.  I used soft yellow for the flower centers.  You could also use the same bright yellow as the chick and it would work fine.

Supplies
Worsted weight yarn:
1 oz. each of black, orange, lavender, aqua, pink, and soft yellow
5 oz. each of green, white, and bright yellow
16 oz. of blue
J/6mm hook
The graph  (To print the graph, click on the icon at the bottom of the screen to hide the right hand column.  Then click the icon next to it to fit to full page.  Then use your computers print option to print.)

If the above link doesn’t work, try this one.

To work a c2c graph, print it out and then use a ruler to draw a diagonal line across each row as you work it.  I also found it helpful to write in the numbers in each square when there were color changes.

For the border I worked one round of sc, working 3 sc into the edge of each square and an extra sc at each corner. I then worked a round of dc, working an extra dc at each corner, and then finished with a round of sc, again with an extra sc at each corner.

You may not reproduce or copy my pattern or images in any way. You may link to my pattern from another site. You may sell items made from my pattern as long as you give me credit.

Simple Slippers

 

Spring just can’t seem to quite make it here this year.  We had a few teaser days and then straight back to cold.  Maybe soon, but until then, here is a simple slipper pattern to keep your feet warm.

I didn’t try to color pool the yarn when I made these, but it did kind of happen.

I am the queen of cold feet, I can have ice cold feet in the middle of summer, so I am loving these!

Supplies
1 skein Loops & Threads Impeccable (3.5 oz./192 yds.) I used Seaside Ombre. (You should have a bit left over.)
H/5 mm hook

Stitches used
Chain (ch)
Slip Stitch (sl st)
Double Crochet (dc)
Double Crochet 2 Together (dc2tog)
Front Post Double Crochet (fpdc)
Back Post Double Crochet (bpdc)

In round 1-13, ch 2 does not count as a stitch. In rows 14-20, ch 2 does count as a stitch.

Ch 3
R1) In first ch made, dc 10. Join with sl st to beginning st. Ch 2.
R2) 2 Dc in each stitch around. (20 stitches) Join with sl st to beginning st, ch 2.
R3) Dc in first stitch, 2 dc in next stitch. [dc in next stitch, 2 dc in next stitch] Repeat [ ] around. Join with sl st to beginning st, ch 2. (30 stitches)
R4-13) Dc in each stitch around, Join with sl st to beginning st, ch 2.
R14-19) Dc in second stitch and next 18 stitches. (20 stitches) Ch 2, turn.
R20) Dc in second stitch and next 6 stitches. Dc2tog in next 4 stitches. (2 dc2tog worked) Dc in remaining 8 stitches. Finish off, leaving a long tail.
With large needle and using the long tail of yarn, stitch up the back seam of the slipper.

The cuff- Ch 2 does not count as a stitch on the cuff.
R1) At back of slipper, join yarn with sl st, ch 2. Work 2 dc into the side of each dc, and 1 dc into each dc around. (34 stitches) Join with sl st to top of beginning st. Ch 2.
R2) Work alternating fpdc and bpdc around. (17 fpdc and 17 bpdc) Join with sl st to beginning st. Ch 2.
R3) Repeat row 2, working fpdc in previous fpdc and bpdc in previous bpdc. Join with sl st to beginning st. Finish off, weave in ends.

You may not reproduce or copy my pattern or images in any way. You may link to my pattern from another site. You may sell items made from my pattern as long as you give me credit.

Herringbone Half Double Sweater for Barbie

 

(Originally published Feb 1, 2018)  Valentines day is coming and in honor of that, I have a few sweater patterns coming for Barbie. This one worked up in pink would make a lovely Valentine’s sweater but of course, you could always choose to make it in another color as well. I also worked one up in a blue variegated sock yarn.

I love the texture this stitch gives to these tiny sweaters!

Stitches used-

Slip Stitch (sl st)
Chain (ch)
Single Crochet (sc)
Single Crochet Together (sc tog) Insert hook into stitch, yarn over, pull up a loop, insert hook into next stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop, yarn over and pull through all remaining loops on hook.
Herringbone Half Double (hhdc)- Yarn over, insert into stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop. 3 loops on hook. Pull first loop through second loop on hook. Yarn over, pull through remaining two loops on hook. *Ch 2 does count as a hhdc*
Herringbone Half Double Together (hhdc tog) Yarn over, insert into stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop. Pull first loop through second loop on hook. Yarn over and insert into next stitch, yarn over and pull up a loop. Pull first loop through second loop on hook. Yarn over and pull through remaining loops on hook.

Yarn-  #1/superfine/fingering/sock yarn
Hook- 0/3.25 mm
Small button or bead
Needle to weave in ends

Making the bottom rib-work sc in back loops only
Ch 4
Sc in second chain from hook and remaining two chains. Ch 1, turn.
Sc in each stitch across (3 stitches), ch 1, turn. Repeat for a total of 34 rows. At end of last row, ch 1, turn, bring short ends of bottom rib together, join with sl st across.
Rib should measure 5 1/4 inches un-stretched.

Turn piece so that you will be working into ends of rib rows.
R1) Ch 2, hhdc 33 stitches evenly around, (34 stitches total)join with sl st to beginning ch. ch 2, TURN.
R2) Hhdc in each stitch around (do not hhdc into joining sl st on previous row.) (34 stitches) Ch 2, turn.
R3-9) Repeat row 2.
R10) Hhdc 5, ch 8, skip next 4 stitches, hhdc in next 14 stitches, ch 8, skip next 4 stitches, hhdc in last 6 stitches. Ch 2, turn. dO NOT JOIN WITH SL ST.
R11) Hhdc in each stitch and chain around. (42 stitches) Ch 2, turn.
R12) Hhdc in next stitch, hhdc tog in next two stitches. *Hhdc in next 5 stitches, hhdc tog in next two stitches.* Repeat around, ending with 3 hhdc. (36 stitches) Ch 2, turn.
R13) Hhdc in next stitch, hhdc tog in next two stitches, *hhdc in next 3 stitches, hhdc tog in next two stitches* repeat around, ending with 2 hhdc. (29 stitches) Ch 1, turn.
R14) Sc in first two stitches, sc tog twice, sc 4, sc tog twice, sc, sc tog twice, sc 4, sc tog twice, sc 2. When this row is worked, the outside of the sweater should be facing you. If the inside of the sweater is facing, turn sweater inside out before continuing.

Finishing the back opening- turn work and sc 9/10 stitches evenly down one side of back opening, then sc 9/10 stitches evenly up other side of back opening. Ch 4 to 5, then sl st ch to stitch below the top. Finish off.  Attach button at back neck opening.

Sleeves
Right sleeve
R1) Working on right side (outside) of sweater, on right armhole, in bottom 4 stitches skipped earlier, in second stitch from back, join with sl st, ch 2, then work 15 more hhdc evenly around armhole, join with sl st to beginning ch. (16 stitches) Ch 2, turn.
R2) Hhdc in each stitch around, join with sl st to beginning ch. Ch 2, turn.
R3) Hhdc in each stitch around until last 2 stitches, hhdc tog in last two stitches. Join with sl st to beginning chain. (15 stitches) Ch 2, turn.
R4) Repeat row 2.
R5) Repeat row 3. (14 stitches)
R6) Repeat row 2.
R7) Repeat row 3. (13 stitches)
R8) Repeat row 2.
R9) Repeat row 3. (12 stitches)
R10) Repeat row 2.
R11) Repeat row 3. (11 stitches)
R12) Repeat row 2.
R13) Repeat row 3. (10 stitches)
R14) Repeat row 2.
R15) Repeat row 2. ch 1, do not turn.
R16) Work sc in each stitch around. (10 sc). Join with sl st to beginning st, finish off.

Left sleeve
R1) Working on right side (outside) of sweater, on left armhole, in bottom 4 stitches skipped earlier, in second stitch from front, join with sl st, ch 2, then work 15 more hhdc evenly around armhole, join with sl st to beginning ch. (16 stitches) Ch 2, turn.
R2) Hhdc in each stitch around, join with sl st to beginning ch. Ch 2, turn.
R3) Hhdc tog in first two stitches, then hhdc in each remaining stitch around. Join with sl st to beginning ch. (15 stitches) Ch 2, turn.
R4) Repeat row 2.
R5) Repeat row 3. (14 stitches)
R6) Repeat row 2.
R7) Repeat row 3. (13 stitches)
R8) Repeat row 2.
R9) Repeat row 3. (12 stitches)
R10) Repeat row 2.
R11) Repeat row 3. (11 stitches)
R12) Repeat row 2.
R13) Repeat row 3. (10 stitches)
R14) Repeat row 2.
R15) Repeat row 2. ch 1, do not turn.
R16) Work sc in each stitch around. (10 sc). Join with sl st to beginning st, finish off.

Sleeve directions are given for right handed crocheters. If you are left handed, work left sleeve using right sleeve instructions and work right sleeve using left sleeve instructions.

Weave in all ends.

You may not reproduce or copy my pattern or images in any way. You may link to my pattern from another site. You may sell items made from my pattern as long as you give me credit.