I
recently discovered Sugar’n Cream cotton yarn by Lily. I think it’s quite
popular among crocheters, but somehow I only now made a complete crochet
project using this yarn.
I
have had an idea to make a bath mat for quite a while. Hundred percent cotton
yarn would be the best choice for such item, so that’s why I turned to Sugar’n
Cream.
My
bath mat is simple, though I had a lace trim in mind for it. Eventually I
rejected the notion because this is an item that will be washed regularly and,
therefore, a sturdier and tighter trim would be more practical.
The
alternating rows of double crochets made into back loops only and front loops
only gave me a beautiful ribbed texture.
Measurements:
27 by 17 inches
Big
ball of Sugar’n Cream by Lily (710 yards) Note, I didn’t use the entire ball of
yarn, I have about 1/3 of it left.
US
size hook H/8 (5 mm)
Ch
79.
Row
1: dc in 4th ch from hook, dc in each ch across. Ch 3, turn.
Row
2: dc in front loop only in each dc across. Ch 3, turn.
Row
3: dc in back loop only in each dc across. Ch 3, turn.
Repeat
Row 2 – Row 3 until you have 24 rows in total.
Trim:
Make one round of sc evenly spaced around the mat. Then make one round of crab
stitches (reverse sc).
Fasten
off.
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It is so lovely Olga, great job.
ReplyDeleteIt does make a neat and simple pattern, this project would be great for beginners to crochet. I have just finished a new project myself, it is a baby's sleeping bag for my soon to be Grandchild. The beauty of crochet is that it's a quick craft to work. I think crochet is making a revival too at the moment with more new patterns being created. I love browsing your blog, such a lot of pretty ideas here.
ReplyDeleteОльга, замечательная идея сделать такой коврик для ванной. Мне нравятся его размеры, но сколько потребуется для него пряжи?
ReplyDeleteУ меня ушло примерно 500 ярдов.
DeleteHello
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, great idea.
Manuela
Very pretty Olga, I love that yarn.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
meredith
I like your bath mat Olga. It turned out so pretty!
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ReplyDeleteI love this!! Very simple pattern which is awesome. I made this as a welcome mat for my living room, and I added some nonslip rug gripper to the bottom. It's perfect, thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteHi guys do you make 3c and hook in 4th c every time you turn? I am new to crochet so not sure how to read patterns yet
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