Ch 7
Rnd 1: sc in 2nd st from hook, sc 6sts, ch1 & turn
(Working in back st through out)
Rnd 2: sc 5sts, 2sc in last st, ch1 & turn
Rnd 3: 2sc in same st, sc 6sts, ch1 & turn
Rnd 4: sc 7sts, 2sc in last st, ch1 & turn
Rnd 5: 2sc in same st, sc 8sts, ch1 & turn
Rnd 6: sc 9sts, 2sc in last st, ch1 & turn
Rnd 7: 2sc in same st, sc 10sts, ch1 & turn
Rnd 8: sc across (12sts) ch1 & turn
Rnd 9: sc2tog, sc 10sts, ch1 & turn
Rnd 10: sc 9sts, sc2tog in last 2sts, ch1 & turn
Rnd 11: sc2tog, sc 8sts, ch1 & turn
Rnd 12: sc 7sts, sc2tog in last 2sts, ch1 & turn
Rnd 13: sc2tog, sc 6sts ch1 & turn
Rnd 14: sc 5sts, sc2tog in last 2sts, ch1 & turn
Rnd 15: sc across (6sts)
(Now working on the straight edge)
Rnd 16: ch1, dc3tog 5 times across, ch2 & turn
Rnd 17: hdc 2sts, 3hdc in next st, hdc 2sts, ch2 & turn
Rnd 18: 3hdc in same st, hdc 5sts, 3hdc in last st
Fasten off
Weave in ends
Make one more shell, chain 4 strings that are long
enough to tie around neck and chest
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What does tog means? I am new at this.
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ReplyDeleteNadia used a size G-Hook for the bikini top
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ReplyDeleteKendra? did you use a G- hook as well?
ReplyDeleteIf I wanted to make for a baby 0-6 months would I just go down a hook size?
ReplyDeleteI made this using a 3.5mm hook for a newborn
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ReplyDeletedo you have infant size say 0-3 months?
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DeleteI am making my second one as a gift! Lovely pattern! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI am making my second one as a gift! Lovely pattern! Thank you!
ReplyDeletehow did you attach the chained strings to the shells?
ReplyDeleteWhen it says now working on the straight edge is that at the bottom of the shell?
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DeleteIf I wanted to make for a 1 year old what size hook should I use?
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