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Crochet pattern:
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Material: |
- Crochet hook with a small size
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- Cotton crochet yarn with a fine thread
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- The crochet pattern to the free download |
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Result:
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Curtain height approx. 19 Inches, Curtain width approx. 24 Inches; (Quantity of boxes[Height*Width] 87 * 122) |
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Crochet goes more simply and faster than one thinks! And with small materials usage! |
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1. Explanation of the fillet crochet pattern symbols |
Crochet meshs - Shorthand / Crochet signs |
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| Single / unfilled box |
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Strung together are 1 half double crochet, 2 chain stitches und 1 half double crochet At the beginning of a new line the first half double crochet is replaced by three chain stitches for the 1st double crochet. |
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| Filled box |
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Strung together are 4 half double crochet. At the beginning of a new line the first half double crochet is replaced by three chain stitches for the 1st double crochet. |
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= | Passage for curtain rail |
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On the front row are crocheted :
(1 half double crochet (or 3 chain stitch or 3 chain stitches for the 1st double crochet), 3 chain stitches, 1 single crochet, 3 chain stitches and 1 half double crochet) |
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| 2. Crochet test
Before starting any crochet, it is advisable to work a 10-boxes * 10-boxes mesh test. Measure the height and width of this stitch test and compare it with the crochet pattern.
In this way, differences that can always arise can be balanced out, depending on your crochet style or what kind of material was used.
(Crochet tightly or loosely, fine or coarser yarn, small or larger crochet hooks always determine a crochet result in its size!)
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Example:
A pattern has a declared height of 16 Inches = 61 boxes.
Your mesh test with 10 boxes * 10 boxes results in a height of 2.5 Inch. ---> This results in:
61 boxes (from pattern) * 2.4 Inch = 14.6 Inches; so 1.4 Inch too short!
For this 1.4 Inch, boxes must be added in order to reach the specified height of 16 Inches! ---> 61 boxes actually give you 14.6 Inches;
1 box would be 0.24 Inch (14.6 Inches / 61); 16 Inches / 0.24 = 66.7 boxes
Conclusion: In order to reach a height of 16 Inches, you would have to crochet 67 boxes instead of the given 61 boxes!
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3. Fillet crochet fast course |
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In filet crocheting chain stitches, double crochets, triple double crochets, single crochets or slip stitches are crocheted. |
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| 4. Crochet start / Stitch pickup |
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Every crochet is started in the first row with chain stitches. The number of chain stitches is calculated as follows:
1. Number of total boxes * 3 chain stitches = ............
2. 1 box * 4 chain stitches = 4 chain stitches
Result: sum of 1. + 2. (3 of them are chain stitches for the next row). |
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Chain stitch |
Form a loop, wrap the yarn over around the crochet hook, pull the crochet hook through the loop from left to right,
repeat continuously.
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Single crochet |
On the previous row: insert the crochet hook into the next stitch, pull the thread through the stitch from left to right,
make 1 yarn over, pull the thread through the 2 loops from left to right |
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Half double crochet |
On the previous row: Make 1 yarn over, crochet hook in 4th stitch, pull the thread through this stitch from left to right,
1 yarn over, pull thread through the first 2 stitches, 1 yarn over, pull thread from left to right through the remaining 2 loops |
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Double crochet |
On the previous row: 2 yarn over, crochet hook in 5th stitch, 1 yarn over,
pull thread from left to right through the chain stitch of the previous row, 1 yarn over,
pull thread from left to right through the next 2 loops, 1 yarn over,
thread through from left to right pull the remaining 2 loops. (Yarn is always pulled through 2 stitches from left to right)
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Triple crochet |
On the previous row: 3 yarn over, crochet hook in 5th stitch, 1 yarn over, pull thread from left to right through the chain stitch of the previous row,
1 yarn over, pull thread from left to right through the next 2 loops, 1 yarn over, thread through from left to right Pull the next 2 loops, 1 yarn over,
pull the thread from left to right through the remaining 2 loops
(Yarn is always pulled through 2 stitches from left to right) |
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Slip stitch |
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On the previous row: the needle is inserted into the next stitch,the thread is fetched and then pulled through one loop or both loops.
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Increase at the beginning of a row |
1. Unfilled box
2 chain stitches, 4 yarn overs, insert the needle in the underside of the last half double crochet and pull the thread through from left to right,
1 yarn over, pull thread from left to right through the chain stitch of the previous row,
1 yarn over, pull thread from left to right through the next 2 loops,
1 yarn over, pull thread from left to right through the next 2 loops,
1 yarn over, pull thread from left to right through the next 2 loops,
1 yarn over, pull thread from left to right through the remaining 2 loops
2. Filled box
A corresponding number of half double crochets are lined up in a row
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Increase at the end of a row |
1. Unfilled box
After the last box work 10 chain stitches, put the first half double crochet in the third chain stitch, the second half double crochet is crocheted on the last half double crochet of the previous row
2. Filled box
After the last row, 8 chain stitches are crocheted, the first half double crochet is crocheted on the fifth chain stitch, ...,
the sixth half double crochet is crocheted on the last half double crochet of the previous row.
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Decrease at the beginning of a row |
1. For the last unfilled box, crochet 5 loops from right to left with 2 stitches each.
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2. The last unfilled box crochet 4 slip stitches for the next row .
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Decrease at the end of a row |
1. Crochet 4 slip stitches on the last filled box for the next row
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2. Crochet 4 slip stitches on the last unfilled box for the next row
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Note: After washing your crochet (cotton) with hot water, its size changes if you choose a washing temperature of more than 60 degrees Celsius (shrinks easily!) |
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The working methods described above for crochet start / stitch pickup, chain stitches, single crochet stitches, slip stitches, half double crochets, double crochets,
triple double crochets ... , are general crochet standards and can therefore also be used for other crochet work. |
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Fillet crochet course to the download, [pdf-file, size = 788 KB] |
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CrochetDesign - 1000 excluding fillet crochet patterns for window and door curtains |
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Crochet-Curtain.com for iPhone, Smartphone, Tablet, iPad ... |
Crochet-Curtain.com for PC, Macintosh, Notebook, Chromebook ... |
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This page is a translation from German to English. I know, I have made many translations errors. Sorry, sorry, sorry ........
But nobody is in all things perfect... |
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