So this isn't going up on Ravelry because it's really lame and I don't want lame patterns on Ravelry. This thing only exists because I was practicing making ring shapes a few years ago. I had something unexpected come up yesterday so I didn't have time to prepare a better pattern. I've also been working on my big project, which is FINALLY finished. My god. So that will be uploaded this week if everything goes smoothly. 9 patterns total. My thumb hurts. TGIF.
Materials:
▪ Worsted weight yarn in yellow▪ F hook (3.75 mm)
▪ Stuffing
▪ Scissors
▪ Tapestry needle
Difficulty: Easy
You
should know how to work in the round, increase, decrease, and work in the back
loops.
Pattern:
This is
an icrochetthings original pattern © 2014-2016. Do not claim as your own. Do
not copy, sell, or distribute this pattern. Do not sell any products made from
this pattern.
Ring
Starting with yellow
1. ch 24, ss in 1st ch to form a ring
(24)
2. [3 sc, inc] around (30)
3. [4 sc, inc] around (36)
4. [5 sc, inc] around (42)
5 – 8. [sc] around (42)
9. [5 sc, dec] around (36)
10. [4 sc, dec] around (30)
11. [3 sc, dec] around (24)
2. [3 sc, inc] around (30)
3. [4 sc, inc] around (36)
4. [5 sc, inc] around (42)
5 – 8. [sc] around (42)
9. [5 sc, dec] around (36)
10. [4 sc, dec] around (30)
11. [3 sc, dec] around (24)
F/O,
leave long tail for sewing, sew shut while stuffing
Long
Cylinder
Starting with yellow
Starting with yellow
1. ch 2, 6 sc in 1st ch (6)
2. [inc] around (12)
3. [BLO: sc] around (12)
4 – 21. [sc] around (12)
2. [inc] around (12)
3. [BLO: sc] around (12)
4 – 21. [sc] around (12)
F/O, leave long tail for
sewing, and stuff
2 Short Cylinders
Starting with yellow
Starting with yellow
1. ch 2, 5 sc in 1st ch (5)
2. [inc] around (10)
3. [BLO: sc] around (10)
4 – 9. [sc] around (10)
2. [inc] around (10)
3. [BLO: sc] around (10)
4 – 9. [sc] around (10)
F/O, leave long tail for
sewing
Assembly
See pictures above if you need help with placement
▪ Sew the long cylinder onto the ring
▪ Sew the long cylinder onto the ring
▪ Sew the two short cylinders onto the end of
the long one, stuffing as you go
Thanks ;-)
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