Rows 27–39: Flower and Textured Stitches
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Materials & Tools
| Hook | 4mm Crochet Hooks |
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| Yarn Weight | Double Crochet (DK) Cotton Yarn |
| Fibre Type | Cotton–Acrylic Blends |
| Other Tools |
Quick Stitch Guide
US Stitch Terminology : Abbreviations
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Chain Stitch - ch
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Slip Stitch - sl st
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Single Crochet - sc
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Half Double Crochet - hdc
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Double Crochet - dc
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Shell Stitch - sh
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V Stitch - v st
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2 Double Crochet - 2dc
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3 Double Crochet - 3dc
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Chain Space - ch-sp
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Space Before - sp before
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Space After - sp after
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Next - nxt
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Stitches - sts
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Repeat from * - rep from *
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Repeat Rows - rep rows
Step by Step
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Rows 27 to 39: Flower and Textured Stitches
Stitch Abbreviations
- ch = chain
- (sc/dc) = single crochet
- (hdc/htr) = half (double crochet/treble crochet)
- (dc/tr) = (double crochet/treble crochet)
- (tr/dtr) = (treble crochet/double treble crochet)
- V-st = (1 (dc/tr), ch 1, 1 (dc/tr) in the same stitch)
- 5-(dc/tr) shell = 5 (dc/tr) stitches in the same stitch
- 6-(dc/tr) shell = 6 (dc/tr) stitches in the same stitch
- fp(dc/tr) = front post (double crochet/treble crochet)
Row 27
Ch 3, (dc/tr) in each st across. Fasten off.
Row 28
Ch 2, * (hdc/htr) in next st, ch 1, skip 1 st. Repeat from * across. (hdc/htr) in the last st. Fasten off.
Row 29
Ch 2, * (hdc/htr) in ch-1 space, ch 1, skip 1 (hdc/htr). Repeat from * across. (hdc/htr) in the last st. Fasten off.
Row 30
Ch 2, *(hdc/htr) in ch-1 space, ch 1, skip 1 (hdc/htr). Repeat from * across. (hdc/htr) in the last st. Fasten off.
Row 31
Ch 3, * 2 (dc/tr) in each ch-1 space. Repeat from * across. (dc/tr) in the last st. Fasten off.

Row 32
Ch 2, * (hdc/htr) in next st, ch 2, skip 2 sts. Repeat from * across. (hdc/htr) in the last st. Fasten off.
Row 33
Ch 3, * (hdc/htr) in 2-ch space, skip next (hdc/htr), 6-(dc/tr) shell in next 2-ch space, skip next (hdc/htr).
Repeat from * across. (dc/tr) in the last st. Fasten off.
Row 34
(Ch4 - counts as first ch2+ ch2 - for pattern repeat)
Ch 2, * Ch 2, skip 3 sts, (sc/dc) into middle of 6-(dc/tr) shell, ch 2,skip 3 sts, fp(dc/tr) V-st around (hdc/htr).
Repeat from * across. (hdc/htr) in the last st. Fasten off.
Row 35
Ch 3, 3-(dc/tr) shell into the base of start ch st, (counts as uneven half 6(dc/tr)-shell st)
* (hdc/htr) in (sc/dc), 6-(dc/tr) shell in next ch-1 space of fp(dc/tr)Vst from round before.
Repeat from * across. 3 (dc/tr) in last st (counts as uneven half 6(dc/tr)-shell st) , (dc/tr) in the same st (counts as last (dc/tr) st of row). Fasten off.
Row 36
Ch 2, (sc/dc) in first stitch of 3-(dc/tr) shell. ch2.
*fp(dc/tr) V-st around (hdc/htr), ch 2, skip 3 (dc/tr) sts, (sc/dc) in the middle of 6-(dc/tr) she'll. ch2, skip 3 (dc/tr) sts,
Repeat from * across. (sc/dc) in 3rd st of last 3(dc/tr) stitch at end of row, (dc/tr) in last st. Fasten off.
Row 37
Ch 3, * (hdc/htr) in (sc/dc), skip 2ch-sp, 6-(dc/tr) shell in ch-1 space from fp(dc/tr)Vst from round before.
Repeat from * across. (dc/tr) in the last st. Fasten off.
Row 38
(Ch4 - counts as first ch2+ ch2 - for pattern repeat)
Ch 2, * Ch 2, skip 3 sts, (sc/dc) into middle of 6-(dc/tr) shell, ch 2,skip 3 sts, fp(dc/tr) V-st around (hdc/htr).
Repeat from * across. (hdc/htr) in the last st. Fasten off.
Row 39
Ch 3, * 2 (dc/tr) in ch-1 space, 2 (dc/tr) in the next 2, ch-2 spaces. Repeat from * across. (dc/tr) in the last st. Fasten off
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