From front to back, the Cora crochet bonnet uses several stitch combinations to be beautiful from any angle. To ensure instructions were well written, I had testers make this ‘blind’ with no product picture and written instructions only. This ensured a clear and easy-to-follow pattern. Not only was this a fun mystery test, but also a stunning one with everyone pleased with the results.
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Supplies:
Crochet Hook:
Furls Hook
5.0 mm Hook (H)- for DK 3 yarn
5.5 mm Hook (I)- for fine 2 yarn, or hook to obtain gauge
Notions:
Removable stitch markers if needed
Yarn needle to weave in ends
Scissors
Ribbon for ties if desired
Yarn:
Louisa Harding Grace Hand-dyed (light 3)
Paton’s Lace (fine 2)
Yardage:
45 yards of Louisa Harding
Abbreviations/Stitches:
ch- Chain
st- Stitch
sl st- Slip Stitch
sc- Single Crochet
dc- Double Crochet
Cluster (explained)
Beginning Cluster (explained)
V-stitch- dc, ch 1, dc
Gauge:
4 x 4 inch swatch = 14 dc stitches x 7 Rows
Skill Level:
Intermediate
Size:
Newborn
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