Monday, May 19, 2008

Snow Bobbles Crocheted Bathmat Pattern

As promised on Ravelry, I am going to share my pattern for the Snow Bobbles Crocheted Bathmat I made. This is what it looks like:

I will take better pictures tomorrow, including close-ups of the stitch pattern. I really like it, though. It makes a great, thick bathmat.

I first saw this crochet stitch (Sedge Stitch) at the Lion Brand website (http://www.lionbrand.com/). It is included in the free pattern for "Bark Sedge Stitch Washcloth." I used the stitch to make several dishcloths and thought I would try it for a blanket. It was beautiful in snow white, but I could tell it would be way too heavy for an adult-sized blanket, so serendipity turned it into a bathmat. Don't you just LOVE serendipity?

Anyway, here are the particulars:

Snow Bobbles Crocheted Bathmat Pattern

Size G crochet hook. 1 cone (785 yards, give or take) "Peaches & Creme" regular worsted in White.

Chain 123.

Row 1: skip two chains, work 2 dc in next chain, *skip 2 chains, work (sc, 2 dc), repeat from * to last three sts, skip two chains, sc. Turn.

Row 2: Chain 1, 2 dc in first sc, *skip 2 dc spaces, (sc 2 dc) in next sc space, repeat from *, sc in turning chain.

Continue to repeat Row 2 until the bathmat is the size you want or, like me, you almost run out of yarn. Save enough to do the finishing row:

Chain 1. Sc in the top the first two dc, chain 1. Continue to sc in the tops of the dcs, chaining one after each set of two. End.

Bathe. Drip. Enjoy.

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