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Materials: Knit picks Paint Your Own Lace Weight Approx 1320 yards. (1 ½ skeins) F/4mm hook
Approx blocked measurements: 20” X 70 ”
This pattern includes symbol instructions as well as written instuctions
Materials: 1 Knit picks Paint Your Own Lace Weight Approx 880 yards. E/3.5mm hook
One size
Stitches used: Sl st, Ch, Dc, Fpdc, Bpdc and 3dc cluster.
Guage: 6 sts and 11 rows in Fpdc, Bpdc rib = 4 inches
Front Post Stitch (FPST) = Yarn over, insert hook from the front side of the work right to left around the post of the indicated stitch on a previous row; YO and pull up a loop (3 lps
on hk), (YO and draw through 2 lps) 2X.
Back Post Stitch: (bpst) = Yarn over, insert hook from the back side of the work right to left around the post of the indicated stitch on a previous row; YO and pull up a loop (3 lps on hk)
YO and draw through two lops (2 X)
3Dc Cluster: (3Dc Cl) = Work a dc into each of the next 3 stitches leaving the last loop of each on the hook. Yarn over and draw through all loops on hook.
Ch 40, join with a sl stitch being careful not twist. Ch 3 (at this and the end of every row.)
Row 1: Dc in each ch to end of row, (skipping over 3ch) join to first dc with a sl st.
Row 2: *Work Fpdc in next 2 sts, Bpdc in next 2 sts,* Rep from * to * end of row, join to first dc with a sl st. Rep row 3 until 11 rows total.
Row 12: *Work Fpdc in next 2 sts, Bpdc in next 2 sts. Fpdc in next st, ch 3, Fpdc in next st. Bpdc in next 2 sts* Rep from * to * end of row, join to first dc with a sl st.
Row 13: *Work Fpdc in next 2 sts, Bpdc in next 2 sts. Work 7dc in ch 3 sp. Bpdc in next 2 sts.* Rep from * to * end of row, join to first dc with a sl st.
Row 14: *Work Fpdc in next 2 sts, Bpdc in next 2 sts. Work dc, ch 1 in each dc. Bpdc in next 2 sts.* Rep from * to * end of row, join to first dc with a sl st.
Row 15: Rep Row 14.
Row 16: *Work Fpdc in next 2 sts, Bpdc in next 2 sts. Work dc, ch 2 in each dc. Bpdc in next 2 sts.* Rep from * to * end of row, join to first dc with a sl st.
Row 17: *Work Fpdc in next 2 sts, Bpdc in next 2 sts. Work dc, ch 2 in each dc. Bpdc in next 2 sts.* Rep from * to * end of row, join to first dc with a sl st.
Row 18: *Work Fpdc in next 2 sts, Bpdc in next 2 sts. (Dc in each of next 2 dc, ch 2) 6X. Dc in next 2 dc. Bpdc in next 2 sts.* Rep from * to * end of row, join to first dc with a sl st.
Row 19: *Work Fpdc in next 2 sts, Bpdc in next 2 sts. (Dc in next dc, 2 in next dc, ch 3) 6X. Dc in next dc, 2 in next dc. Bpdc in next 2 sts.* Rep from * to * end of row, join to first dc with a sl st.
Row 20: *Work Fpdc in next 2 sts, Bpdc in next 2 sts. (Dc in next 3 dc, ch 3) 6X. Dc in next 3dc. Bpdc in next 2 sts.* Rep from * to * end of row, join to first dc with a sl st.
Row 21: *Work Fpdc in next 2 sts, Bpdc in next 2 sts. (3dc cl, ch 6) 6X. 3dc cl in next 3dc. Bpdc in next 2 sts.* Rep from * to * end of row, join to first dc with a sl st. Fasten off. Enjoy!
Whoohoo I'm charting! I'm learning to chart crochet stitches and I'm having way too much fun with this thing! Inspired by Kim Brody Salazar's Charting for knitting with Microsoft Visio stencils, I decided to try. With the help of a talented Illustrator Janis Smith (more on this talented lady later) who made me a Visio stencil with some of the basic crochet symbols on it. I added a few more of my own symbols did a little tweaking and away I went. I'm learning the software and manulation of the symbols at the same time. I have not crocheted for about 2 weeks and my brain is about to explode with the posibilities. EEEK! Shout out and mucho love to Kim Brody Salazar and Janis Smith!
I've got this thing about crochet leaves now.
One of my favorite designers sure is busy these days! Here's a wonderful article on the Crochet Dude!
Here is one of the things I have been working on for my site. Its a shawl with a cowl neck opening and can be work over the shoulders as well. The pattern will be available soon. I know its about time I updated my site! 
I present Snow Leaves! Made with machine washable Kroy wool sock yarn. No reason you couldn't make it with baby yarn if you dont like the wool yarn. Pattern available on my web site.
Happy New Year All, I looking for to the new year. I have done very little design work recently. (I didn't say none) 
I did do a Christmas present for my friend. A vest (kinda)
Tristan first (Feb 2008) now Pippy (Nov 2008). Loved
I was lucky enough to work on a new collaboration from some of todays most talented crochet designers. From the minds of designers straight to you! Belts, belts and more belts! Written, edited and done in the personal style of each contributor. Designers include: Amy ONeill Houck, Angela Best, Carrie Sullivan, Christy McMahon, Diane Moyer, Dora Ohrenstein, Doris Chan, Gwen Blakley Kinsler, Kim Guzman, Lisa Gentry, Margaret Hubert, Marty Miller, Mary Beth Temple, Mary Jane Hall, Noreen Crone-Findlay, Pam Gillette, Tammy Hildebrand, and Vashti Braha. This is just one in many books to come, stay tuned to the same crochet channel, same crochet web site SFTDOnline for more! :) In the mean time if you are on Ravelry, you can already download this ebook for $15.00. Crochet Belts From the Hip
A wonderful review by Craft Gossip!
One skein of Anne by Circulo.
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