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Libra Zodiac Sign (2st & 2row) Pattern
Category:
CrochetingType:
AccessoryFit:
Infant/Baby, Men, Petite, Tall, Boys, Plus-sized, Women, GirlsItem:
OtherSkill Level:
Novice
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Crochet 2 colors together
Pattern Description:
This simple, 2-color pattern of the Libra zodiac sign is written for versatility. It is only 40 stitches wide, and can therefore be made into many different kinds of projects. Pictured is just a pillowcase with fold-over top. It looks a little messy because I'm still learning double crochet as if it were single; it's only my second project using this technique.
Be sure to know what you are making; these are only project ideas, and specific objects are not included in the pattern.
Gauge:
2 stitches by 2 single crochet rows = square
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Variable; depends on what you wish to put it on
Materials:
- 2 colors of your choosing; 1 skein of each should be more than enough
- Crochet hook appropriate to your chosen strings
Libra Zodiac Sign (2st & 2row) Pattern
$1.00
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About the Designer
My name is Stefanie. My grandmother taught my mother, and then my mother taught me, the basics of knit and crochet. After going through college without really practicing, I decided to get back to this versatile craft. I chose to specialize in creating, then knitting and crocheting patterns from photos/drawings/writings/anything that I can see.
Now, I want to specialize in MiCrochet--crocheted ...
My name is Stefanie. My grandmother taught my mother, and then my mother taught me, the basics of knit and crochet. After going through college without really practicing, I decided to get back to this versatile craft. I chose to specialize in creating, then knitting and crocheting patterns from photos/drawings/writings/anything that I can see.
Now, I want to specialize in MiCrochet--crocheted embroidery floss. I have gained a surprising amount of experience in the short time since I've begun; looking back at projects in even a 6-month span shows progress like from the Stone Age to the Bronze. I don't know what kind of potential is left, but hopefully by the end of my life, I will improve to the Digital Age!
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