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Neon Waves Remix Wall Hanging neon waves remix wall hanging intermediate level CROCHET PATTERN www.yokieb.com [email protected] Copyright © 2020 yokieB 1 ABBREVIATIONS CH – chain BO - bobble SL ST - slip stitch SP-1 - spike stitch 1 row below SC – single crochet SP-2 - spike stitch 2 rows HDC - half double below crochet SP-3 - spike stitch 3 rows DC - double crochet below TR - treble crochet SP-4 - spike stitch 4 rows DTR- double treble below crochet ST/STS - stitch/es measurements: TRTR - triple treble YO - yarn over crochet REP - repeat wall hanging measures approximately 24.5" x 20" PATTERN NOTES after steam blocking. This wall hanging is worked from the top down. Pay special attention to instructions in pink. MATERIALS Stash yarns that I used I used: SPECIAL STITCHES 1.Color A - 3 strands DK Spectrum Fibre Ice Lollies held Bobble Stitch (BO) - Click [here] for my video together tutorial, or - *YO insert hook in ST, YO pull up a 2.Color B - Knit Collage loop, YO pull through only two loops on hook; REP from * a total of 6 times, (there will be 7 loops on Dreamland Yarn in Kinari Bazar hook) YO and pull through all 7 loops on hook. 3.Color C - 2 strands aran Hobby Lobby I Love This Yarn! in Peach Spike Stitch (SP-1, SP-2, SP-3, SP-4....) Click [here] and 1 strand cream crochet for my video tutorial, or – insert hook in the SC 1, 2, 3, thread held together 4...and so on...rows below the top SC row. YO and loosely pull up your loop until it meets the top SC 4.Color D - 2 strands aran Neon row. YO and pull through two loops on hook. This will Yellow and 1 strand Wool And give you an elongated SC called a spike stitch. The Gang Disco Down Yarn in Stardust Gold held together 5.Color E - We Are Knitters The Double Treble (DTR) - Click [here] for my video Wool in Natural tutorial, or - YO 3 times, insert hook in ST, YO and 6.Color F - Knit Collage Spun pull up a loop, YO and pull through 2 loops 4 times. Cloud Yarn in High Vibes Triple Treble (TRTR) - Click [here] for my video Size US N /10mm crochet hook tutorial, or - YO 4 times, insert hook in ST, YO and Tapestry needle pull up a loop, YO and pull through 2 loops 5 times. Yarn or twine for hanging Branch or bar for hanging Copyright © 2020 yokieB 2 PATTERN Find the full video tutorial with commentary for this neon waves remix wall hanging pattern [here]! With Color A CH 37 Row 1: SC in 2nd CH from hook and in each CH across; CH 1, turn. (36 SC) Row 2: SC in each SC across. Change to Color B, CH 1, turn. Row 3: SC in each SC across; CH 1 turn. Rows 4-5: REP row 3, but at the end of row 5, change to Color C, CH 2, turn. Note: before each final YO on your DC that comes before the BO, change to Color D, YO with Color D and complete your DC. Complete BO with Color D. Change back to Color C. Continue with pattern. (Click [here] and skip ahead to 5:30 in the video to see my BO color change.) Each BO will have 6 partial DC before the final YO to pull through - you will be pulling through 7 loops on hook. Keep all yarn tails on the wrong side of your work. Row 6: (refer to note for color changes before bobble [BO]) DC in first 5 SC, BO in next SC, *DC in next 4 SC, BO in next SC; REP from * 4 more times, DC in last 5 SC; change to Color E, CH 1, turn. (6 BO) Row 7: SC in each ST across; CH 4, turn. (36 SC) Row 8: (CH 4 counts as TR + CH 1) skip next SC, DC in next SC, CH 1, skip 1 SC, HDC in next SC, CH 1, skip 1 SC, SC in next SC; *CH 1, skip 1 SC, HDC in next SC, CH 1, skip 1 SC, DC in next SC, CH 1, skip 1 SC, TR in next SC, CH 1, skip 1 SC, DC in next SC, CH 1, skip 1 SC, HDC in next SC, CH 1, skip 1 SC, SC in next SC; REP from * 1 more time; CH 1, skip 1 SC, HDC in next SC, CH 1, skip 1 SC, DC in next SC, CH 1, skip 1 SC, TR in CH 1 from Row 6; CH 1 turn. Copyright © 2020 yokieB 3 PATTERN Row 9: skip first TR and begin a SC in next CH 1; SC in each ST and CH 1 across. (your last SC will be in the third CH from the bottom [TR] from Row 7. 36 SC) Change to Color F, CH 2, turn. Row 10: (CH 2 counts as SC + CH 1) skip next ST, HDC in next ST, CH 1, skip 1 ST, DC in next ST, CH 1, skip 1 ST, TR in next ST, CH 1, skip 1 ST, DC in next ST, CH 1, skip 1 ST, HDC in next ST, CH 1, skip 1 ST, SC in next ST; *CH 1, skip 1 ST, HDC in next ST, CH 1, skip 1 ST, DC in next ST, CH 1, skip 1 ST, TR in next ST, CH 1, skip 1 ST, DC in next ST, CH 1, skip 1 ST, HDC in next ST, CH 1, skip 1 ST, SC in next ST; REP from * 1 more time (your last SC will be in the CH 1 from Row 8); CH 1, turn. Row 11: skip first SC and begin a SC in next CH 1; SC in each ST and CH 1 across. (your last SC will be in the bottom of CH 2 [SC] from Row 10. [36 SC]) Change to Color D, CH 1, turn. Row 12: SC in each SC across; CH 1, turn. Row 13: REP row 12, but at the end of Row 13, change to Color C, CH 1, turn. Row 14: SC in each SC across; CH 1, turn. Row 15: SC in 1st SC, HDC in next SC, TR in next SC, HDC in next SC, SC in next SC, SL ST (loosely) in next SC; *SC in next SC, HDC in next SC, TR in next SC, HDC in next SC, SC in next SC, SL ST in next SC; REP from * 4 more times. Change to Color E, CH 3, turn. Note: on Row 16, your TR will end up on top of your SL ST and your SL ST on top of your TR from Row 15. Copyright © 2020 yokieB 4 PATTERN Row 16: (CH 3 counts as TR), HDC in next ST, SC in next ST, SL ST (loosely) in next ST; *SC in next ST, HDC in next ST, TR in next ST, HDC in next ST, SC in next ST, SL ST in next ST; REP from * 4 more times; SC in next ST, HDC in last ST; CH 1, turn. Row 17: SC in each ST across (your last SC will be in the top of CH 3 [TR] from Row 16 [36 SC]) Change to Color A, CH 1, turn. Row 18: SC in each SC across; CH 1, turn. Rows 19-22: REP row 18, but at the end of Row 22, change to Color F, CH 1, turn. Row 23: SC in first 12 SC,*SP-1, SP-4, SP-2, SP-3; REP from * 2 more times; SC in last 12 SC; CH 6, turn. Row 24: (CH 6 counts as first TRTR), TRTR in next 2 STS, DTR in next 3 STS, TR in next 3 STS, DC in next 3 STS, HDC in next 3 STS, SC in next 6 STS, HDC in next 3 STS, DC in next 3 STS, TR in next 3 STS, DTR in next 3 STS, TRTR in last 3 STS. Fasten off. Weave in ends. Steam block, if desired. Attaching Fringe: Cut 216 strands (6 strands/ST) approximately 20" long of Color C (without crochet thread). With right side of wall hanging facing you, insert your crochet hook in TRTR from the wrong side to the right side. Place 6 yarn strands over the crochet hook and bring slightly through to the wrong side - until you have a loop big enough to pull all yarn tails through. Bring your yarn tails through that loop and pull to tighten. Adjust as necessary to make all yarn strands uniform. REP for each of the 36 STS. Copyright © 2020 yokieB 5 PATTERN Hanging Your Tapestry: Thread tapestry needle with a long enough strand of yarn or twine to sew the whole width of your wall hanging. Make sure your wall hanging is centered on your branch or bar. Begin by inserting your needle on right side into one ST from the top of the wall hanging. Bring yarn/twine around the branch/bar and tie in a knot to secure. Continue with this process - insert needle in one ST, bring around branch... - for the entire length of your wall hanging. If your branch/bar is asymmetrical like mine, remember that some of your loops will be longer than others. Click [here] and skip ahead to 41:10 in the video to see how I attached my wall hanging. Cutting Fringe: Cut fringe straight across to desired length or in an upside down "V" as shown in the photos.
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