Fey

 Hi, there Crafties! 

Well, I'm still around. And I am still sharing, although not as frequently as I would like to, easy-peasy patterns with like-minded crafters. Meaning you know how to brighten up your space without breaking the bank. 

Another thing I'm still doing, is working out little blocks for my Windows of Camelot theme. And today is no different. Enjoy. 


Fey





The king is expecting an old friend. They are not really on good terms as she is always critical about everything he does. Actually, he would rather she didn't come at all, but the queen asked:

"Now, how will the king explain that he has no room for old friends?" 

And because he loves his queen dearly, he started preparing for the visit. 

The queen decided on the most southern wing, looking out over the herb garden. And the windows had a lovely design. 


How to crochet the Fey window of Camelot. There are a few guiding pics after the written pattern. 


STITCHES USED:

SLIPSTITCH (SS) 

CHAIN (CH) 

SINGLE CROCHET (SC) 

DOUBLE CROCHET (DC) 

2DC CLUSTER

MINI V-STITCH = SC, CH3, SC

V-STITCH = DC, CH2, DC


With yarn and hook of choice:


CH 6, join for ring.


ROUND 1


CH 2

UNFINISHED DC TO WORK 2DC CLUSTER IN RING

CH3

2DC CLUSTER

CH3

REPEAT AROUND TO HAVE 8 DC CLUSTERS WITH CH3 BETWEEN

JOIN


ROUND 2


SS IN 1ST SPACE

CH 4 (TO COUNT AS SC, CH3), SC IN SAME PLACE = MINI V-STITCH 

CH3

MINI V-STITCH IN NEXT SPACE *

CH3 

REPEAT AROUND FROM *

JOIN


ROUND 3


SS TO 1ST SPACE

CH5 (TO COUNT AS DC, CH2), DC IN SAME PLACE = V-STITCH

CH1

SC IN NEXT SPACE *

CH1

V-STITCH IN NEXT SPACE

CH1

REPEAT AROUND FROM *

JOIN


ROUND 4


SS TO 1ST SPACE

2DC CLUSTER, CH3, 2DC CLUSTER IN SAME PLACE

CH1

SC IN NEXT SPACE *

CH1

SKIP SC

SC IN NEXT SPACE

CH1

MINI V-STITCH IN NEXT SPACE

CH1

SC IN NEXT SPACE

CH1

SKIP SC

SC IN NEXT SPACE 

CH1

2DC CLUSTER, CH3, 2DC CLUSTER IN NEXT SPACE

CH1

REPEAT AROUND FROM *

JOIN


ROUND 5


SS TO 1ST SPACE

2DC CLUSTER, CH3, 2DC CLUSTER IN SAME PLACE

CH3

2DC BETWEEN NEXT 2SC *

👉 CHECK THE PLACING OF YOUR STITCHES. THE 2DC SHOULD BE BETWEEN THE 2SC FROM THE PREVIOUS ROUND. 

CH3

SC IN NEXT SPACE

CH3

2DC BETWEEN NEXT 2SC

CH3

2DC CLUSTER, CH3, 2DC CLUSTER IN NEXT SPACE

CH3

REPEAT AROUND FROM *

JOIN


FASTEN OFF AND WEAVE IN ALL ENDS.













I'VE DONE THE SAMPLE IN TWO COLOURS TO SHOW PLACEMENT OF THE STITCHES. YOU CAN, OF COURSE, WORK IT IN ONLY ONE OR USE A COLOUR FOR EVERY ROUND. IF YOU FIND AN ERROR OR SOMETHING MISSING, PLEASE LET ME KNOW AND I'LL FIX IT 😊


Thank you for visiting


I will be around, hope to find you here too 🎈

frieda 






Please respect the hard work I've put into my patterns. It may not be much, but it is still mine. Rather refer to poppelandcreates if ask about your makes. You're welcome to use and sell items made from it.


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