Changing Tides – Week 11

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Welcome to Week 11… 🙂 So many beautiful blankets being made which is a joy to see! And after last weeks ‘blankets and dogs’ round up we’ve manged a feline round-up too! Thank you so much to everyone for sharing your photos from all around the world… 🙂This weeks rounds draw inspiration from lots of elements of the changing tides and are a mix of stitches! From seaglass, to groynes, to sea foam and finally calm blue waters…20170813_183215img_6200img_1990img_5703

For those of you who have purchased the PDF pattern on Ravelry it has now been updated to include Week 11 in both UK and US terms…
Ravelry – Changing Tides Blanket

And here’s another Salty photo… sorry I just couldn’t resist!

Here’s a reminder of the abbreviations in UK Crochet Terminology
ch:
chain, ch-sp(s): chain space(s), dc: double crochet, htr: half treble, RS: right side, RdcF: Raised double crochet Front (see pattern notes below), ss: slip stitch, st(s): stitch(es), tr: treble, WS: wrong side

RdcF: Raised double crochet Front: complete a double crochet st as normal but insert hook around the stem of the st inserting hook from right to left going from the front to the back and then round to the front again.

Round 62 (WS) Join Yarn G to any corner ch-sp, 5ch (counts as 1 tr and 2 ch), 1tr in same corner ch-sp, continue with * (1ch, miss 1 st, 1tr in next st) to end of side, 1ch, miss final st, (1tr, 2ch, 1tr) in corner ch-sp, repeat from * on next three sides ending with ss to 3rd ch of first 5 ch, fasten off, turn [74 x 1-ch-sps on each side and 4 x corner 2-ch-sps]IMG_1581(1)IMG_1582

Round 63 (RS) Join Yarn B to any corner ch-sp, 3ch, (1tr, 2ch, 2tr) in same corner ch-sp, continue with 2tr in each ch-sp around working (2tr, 2ch, 2tr) in each corner ch-sp, ss to top of first 3 ch, fasten off, do not turn [152 sts on each side]IMG_1654(2)IMG_1877

Here’s a YouTube tutorial for this next round which is a repeat of Round 27 in week 2…

Round 64 With RS of work facing, join Yarn C to 25th tr st in from any left outer edge of Round 62 going around the post of the st from right to left, 4ch (counts as 1 dc and 3 ch), 1RdcF around same st, *2ch, 1RdcF around next st to the left, 3ch, 1RdcF around same st, repeat from * to end of side and continue to 25th st along on next side, fasten off. Repeat from start of Round 64 for remaining three corners

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Round 65 (RS) Join Yarn G to any corner ch-sp, 3ch (counts as 1 dc and 2 ch), 1dc in same corner ch-sp, continue with (2ch, miss 2 sts, 1dc in space in-between sts) and repeat all around working (1dc, 2ch, 1dc) in each corner ch-sp, ss to first ch, fasten off, turn [77 dc sts on each side]

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Round 66 (WS) Join Yarn B to any corner ch-sp, 4ch (counts as 1 htr and 2 ch), 1htr in same corner ch-sp, continue with 2htr in each ch-sp around working (1htr, 2ch, 1htr) in each corner ch-sp, ss to second ch of first 4 ch, fasten off, turn [154 sts on each side]

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Round 67 (RS) Join Yarn A to any corner ch-sp, 4ch (counts as 1 htr and 2 ch), 1htr in same corner ch-sp, continue with 1htr in each st around working (1htr, 2ch, 1htr) in each corner ch-sp, ss to second of first 4 ch, fasten off, turn [156 sts on each side]IMG_4410(1)IMG_4408(Edited)

Have a great week and Happy Crocheting… 🙂

PATTERN IN US TERMS

Abbreviations in US Crochet Terminology
ch: chain, ch-sp(s): chain space(s), dc: double crochet, FPsc: Front Post single crochet (see pattern notes below), hdc: half double crochet, RS: right side, sc: single crochet, sl st: slip stitch, st(s): stitch(es), WS: wrong side

FPsc: Front Post single crochet: complete a single crochet st as normal but insert hook around the stem of the st inserting hook from right to left going from the front to the back and then round to the front again.

Round 62 (WS) Join Yarn G to any corner ch-sp, 5ch (counts as 1 dc and 2 ch), 1dc in same corner ch-sp, continue with * (1ch, skip 1 st, 1dc in next st) to end of side, 1ch, skip final st, (1dc, 2ch, 1dc) in corner ch-sp, repeat from * on next three sides ending with sl st to 3rd ch of first 5 ch, fasten off, turn [74 x 1-ch-sps on each side and 4 x corner 2-ch-sps]

Round 63 (RS) Join Yarn B to any corner ch-sp, 3ch, (1dc, 2ch, 2dc) in same corner ch-sp, continue with 2dc in each ch-sp around working (2dc, 2ch, 2dc) in each corner ch-sp, sl st to top of first 3 ch, fasten off, do not turn [152 sts on each side]

Round 64 With RS of work facing, join Yarn C to 25th dc st in from any left outer edge of Round 62 going around the post of the st from right to left, 4ch (counts as 1 sc and 3 ch), 1FPsc around same st, *2ch, 1FPsc around next st to the left, 3ch, 1FPsc around same st, repeat from * to end of side and continue to 25th st along on next side, fasten off. Repeat from start of Round 64 for remaining three corners.

Round 65 (RS) Join Yarn G to any corner ch-sp, 3ch (counts as 1 sc and 2 ch), 1sc in same corner ch-sp, continue with (2ch, skip 2 sts, 1sc in space in-between sts) and repeat all around working (1sc, 2ch, 1sc) in each corner ch-sp, sl st to first ch, fasten off, turn [77 sc sts on each side]

Round 66 (WS) Join Yarn B to any corner ch-sp, 4ch (counts as 1 hdc and 2 ch), 1hdc in same corner ch-sp, continue with 2hdc in each ch-sp around working (1hdc, 2ch, 1hdc) in each corner ch-sp, sl st to second ch of first 4 ch, fasten off, turn [154 sts on each side]

Round 67 (RS) Join Yarn A to any corner ch-sp, 4ch (counts as 1 hdc and 2 ch), 1hdc in same corner ch-sp, continue with 1hdc in each st around working (1hdc, 2ch, 1hdc) in each corner ch-sp, sl st to second of first 4 ch, fasten off, turn [156 sts on each side]

4 comments

  1. Hi Eleonora. I have a question, but first I want to start of by thanking you! Thank you so much for this great CAL. You’ve put so much love en detail in the whole project. This is my first CAL and I’m loving it! I’ve made a blanket befor and it took my ages. It felt like so much work. Following the CAL, I work on it every week. Every week a couple of rows really works great. I can’t wait until it’s Friday again so I can make my blanket grow some more. What a difference from my first blanket. It’s so much more joyful. So, a big thank you for giving me that.

    Oh, right, I also had a question, haha. I’m curious how big your blanket was at this point. Not that it matters much, just out of curiosity. So I can see how mine is doing compared to yours.

    Lots of love from a former Dutch coastal girl, now living in Germany

    1. Hello Priscilla… thank you so much for your kind words… I’m very happy you are enjoying it! Lovely to hear you are a former Dutch Coastal girl too! My blanket measures 120cm across at the end of Week 11… good luck! 😊💙

  2. Hola Eleonora! Estoy enamorada de esta manta! muchas gracias por tus explicaciones y por brindarnos generosamente el patrón. Tus fotos en la playa son divinas, hermoso lugar y wowwwww que son paisajes inspiradores!
    Espero ansiosa el viernes 🙂
    Desde Argentina, toda mi admiración!!!

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