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This is a step by step instruction of how to make an blanket of own Mario ♥
Made of Laura Muñoz from Spain ^ 3^
The blanket is made of square crochet, exactly for 238 squares in 15 hours
You need:
- wool yarn
Colors:
- Blue
- Red
- Brown
- Yellow
- Black
- Skin color
- Crochet hook size 2 mm or 3 mm depend of wool
- A needle for join squares
-Scissors
-Paint for the drawing - 8bit
- With much love and affection
This is a step by step instruction of how to make an blanket of own Mario ♥
Made of Laura Muñoz from Spain ^ 3^
The blanket is made of square crochet, exactly for 238 squares in 15 hours
You need:
- wool yarn
Colors:
- Blue
- Red
- Brown
- Yellow
- Black
- Skin color
- Crochet hook size 2 mm or 3 mm depend of wool
- A needle for join squares
-Scissors
-Paint for the drawing - 8bit
- With much love and affection
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For the squares is very easy
1- First, make a chain of 4.
2- Then, make a double crochet/treble in the chain stitch furthest from the hook.
3- Make another double crochet/treble in the same chain stitch. Now you have the first side completed.
4- Chain 2.
5- Make 3 double crochet/treble in the same chain stitch. Chain 2 again, make another 3 double crochet/trebles in the chain stitch and finally chain 2.
6- Join with slip stitch/single crochet in the top of the original chain and then slip stitch/single crochet your way through the top of the double crochet/treble stitches - as indicated by the arrows. Make sure you go through both of the 'legs' of the V of the stitch.
7- Now you get to the chain space. If you are continuing with the same colour, as I am here, just make a slip stitch/single crochet around the chain and then chain 3.
8- However, if you are changing colour, make the slip stitch/single crochet into the first chain stitch, then make a slip stitch/single crochet around the chain and then chain 3. This should ensure that your second colour is fastened properly
9- You should now have someting that looks like this
10- Make 2 double crochet/treble in the chain space, then chain 2. Make another 3 double crochet/treble in the same chain space. That is the first corner completed. For the following corners, make 3 double crochet/treble, chain 2, 3 double crochet/treble in each chain space.
11- You should now have something like this. Slip stitch/single crochet into the top of chain 3 you did at the beginning of the round. Then, like you did in the last round, slip stitch/single crochet through the top (arrow) of the double crochets/trebles to get you to the first chain space.
12- Repeat the first corner of the previous round, then make 3 double crochet/trebles in the next space and continue like this until you get to the end of the round. Every other round will be like this one, but with an increasing number of space between the corners. You should not make chain stitches anywhere else but in the corners
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Knit kind of...
I'm relearning...
Butr the squares par is confusing...
It's ok let it be
I'll ask someone in my family
Lucky! ♥
sorry >o<
The article will be a slideshow of photos of unusual craft projects, and it is to complement an article we have about guerrilla knitting.:
http://lifestyle.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=8244625
If you could let me know by as soon as possible, that would be great.
Thanks and regards!
Promote my best image! ^ o^
If you seems well, put my name: Laura Muñoz Isidro and country: Spain
if you can just add it to the 2nd step and i'll even count up the squares it uses.
69 red
51 tan
43 brown
227 black wow that was unexpected.
http://www.instructables.com/id/Blanket-MARIO/step2/Join-squares/