I agree with Ron, why can't it ever be Follow the Butterflies?? So to help Ron (& Harry) clean up that little spider problem I have created a pattern for the:
Follow-the-Butterflies washcloth--Basic version
materials:
Worsted Weight Cotton yarn (I used Bernat Cot'n Soft "Pastel Print"
size "F" crochet hook, a larger hook will give you a looser cloth...I like mine rather stiff.
Pattern Rows
The pattern stitch is actually 4 rows worked in and out of sequence, please follow the main pattern inserting the proper pattern row (sts refers to the sc of the previous row)
Row A: ch 5, skip next 4 sc, sc in each of the next two sts;
Row B: ch 4, sc in each of the next 2 sts;
Row C: ch 3, sc in each of the next 2 sts;
Row D: ch 2, sc around all ch spaces of previous rows keeping this sc as tight as possible, ch 2, sc in each of the next 2 sts.
The Washcloth pattern
row 1: ch 27, sc in 2 ch from hook and in each ch across; ch 1, turn. (26 sc)
row 2: sc in each st across; ch 1, turn (26 sc)
row 3: sc in next 2 sts, repeat patt row A across row; ch 1, turn (4 ch sps)
row 4: sc in next 2 sts, repeat patt row B across row; ch 1, turn (4 ch sps)
row 5: sc in next 2 sts, repeat patt row C across row; ch 1, turn (4 ch sps)
row 6: repeat row 4.
row 7: sc in next 2 sts, repeat patt row D across row; ch1, turn (4 butterflies made)
row 8: sc in next 2 sts, *ch 4, skip next st (center of butterfly), 2 sc in next 2 sts*, rep between ** across; ch1, turn (4 ch sps)
row 9: sc in next 2 sts, 3 sc around ch sp, *ch 5, 2 sc around next ch sp*, repeat to last ch sp, in last ch sp work one more sc (total of 3 sc), sc in next 2 sts; ch 1, turn. (3 ch sps)
row 10: sc in next 5 sts, repeat patt row B across, sc in last 3 sts; ch 1, turn (3 ch sps)
row 11: sc in next 5 sts, repeat patt row C across, sc in last 3 sts; ch 1, turn (3 ch sps)
row 12: repeat row 10
Row 13: sc in next 5 sts, repeat patt row D across, sc in last 3 sts; ch 1, turn (3 butterflies made)
row 14: sc in next 5 sts, *ch 4, sk next st (center of butterfly), sc in next two stitches*, repeat between ** across, sc in lst 3 sts; ch 1, turn (3 ch sps)
row 15: sc in eac of next 2 sts, *ch 5, sc around next ch loop*, repeat between ** across, sk next 3 sts, sc in last 2 sts; ch 1, turn.
row 16: repeat row 4
row 17: repeat row 5
row 18: repeat row 4
row 19: repeat row 7
row 20: repeat row 8
row 21: sc in next 2 sts, *4 sc around ch loop, sc in next 2 sts* repeat between ** across; ch 1, turn. (26 scs)
row 22: sc in each st across. Cut and bind off.
Now hide in your yarn tails.
The Basic version is done.
I have worked out a couple of versions of this pattern and may put them up later, but this is a good start for now.
If you would like to make more butterflies in your rows, increase your working ch by 6 sts per butterfly; you will also have to increase the repeats of the washcloth rows, each additional row of butterflies will add 6 additional washcloth rows starting on row 8 (row 20);
Edges on this pattern are not finished because I don't think a tigher crocheted cloth really needs it; if you wish you may use your favorite edging.
Copyright 2007 Maggie the Crochet-a-Holic, including all nom de plumes, and a.k.a's, and aliases.
this pattern has NOT been checked for accuracy; not responsible for errors or inaccuracies but I would love to hear of them so I can fix them.
Follow-the-Butterflies washcloth--Basic version
materials:
Worsted Weight Cotton yarn (I used Bernat Cot'n Soft "Pastel Print"
size "F" crochet hook, a larger hook will give you a looser cloth...I like mine rather stiff.
Pattern Rows
The pattern stitch is actually 4 rows worked in and out of sequence, please follow the main pattern inserting the proper pattern row (sts refers to the sc of the previous row)
Row A: ch 5, skip next 4 sc, sc in each of the next two sts;
Row B: ch 4, sc in each of the next 2 sts;
Row C: ch 3, sc in each of the next 2 sts;
Row D: ch 2, sc around all ch spaces of previous rows keeping this sc as tight as possible, ch 2, sc in each of the next 2 sts.
The Washcloth pattern
row 1: ch 27, sc in 2 ch from hook and in each ch across; ch 1, turn. (26 sc)
row 2: sc in each st across; ch 1, turn (26 sc)
row 3: sc in next 2 sts, repeat patt row A across row; ch 1, turn (4 ch sps)
row 4: sc in next 2 sts, repeat patt row B across row; ch 1, turn (4 ch sps)
row 5: sc in next 2 sts, repeat patt row C across row; ch 1, turn (4 ch sps)
row 6: repeat row 4.
row 7: sc in next 2 sts, repeat patt row D across row; ch1, turn (4 butterflies made)
row 8: sc in next 2 sts, *ch 4, skip next st (center of butterfly), 2 sc in next 2 sts*, rep between ** across; ch1, turn (4 ch sps)
row 9: sc in next 2 sts, 3 sc around ch sp, *ch 5, 2 sc around next ch sp*, repeat to last ch sp, in last ch sp work one more sc (total of 3 sc), sc in next 2 sts; ch 1, turn. (3 ch sps)
row 10: sc in next 5 sts, repeat patt row B across, sc in last 3 sts; ch 1, turn (3 ch sps)
row 11: sc in next 5 sts, repeat patt row C across, sc in last 3 sts; ch 1, turn (3 ch sps)
row 12: repeat row 10
Row 13: sc in next 5 sts, repeat patt row D across, sc in last 3 sts; ch 1, turn (3 butterflies made)
row 14: sc in next 5 sts, *ch 4, sk next st (center of butterfly), sc in next two stitches*, repeat between ** across, sc in lst 3 sts; ch 1, turn (3 ch sps)
row 15: sc in eac of next 2 sts, *ch 5, sc around next ch loop*, repeat between ** across, sk next 3 sts, sc in last 2 sts; ch 1, turn.
row 16: repeat row 4
row 17: repeat row 5
row 18: repeat row 4
row 19: repeat row 7
row 20: repeat row 8
row 21: sc in next 2 sts, *4 sc around ch loop, sc in next 2 sts* repeat between ** across; ch 1, turn. (26 scs)
row 22: sc in each st across. Cut and bind off.
Now hide in your yarn tails.
The Basic version is done.
I have worked out a couple of versions of this pattern and may put them up later, but this is a good start for now.
If you would like to make more butterflies in your rows, increase your working ch by 6 sts per butterfly; you will also have to increase the repeats of the washcloth rows, each additional row of butterflies will add 6 additional washcloth rows starting on row 8 (row 20);
Edges on this pattern are not finished because I don't think a tigher crocheted cloth really needs it; if you wish you may use your favorite edging.
Copyright 2007 Maggie the Crochet-a-Holic, including all nom de plumes, and a.k.a's, and aliases.
this pattern has NOT been checked for accuracy; not responsible for errors or inaccuracies but I would love to hear of them so I can fix them.
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