Hi there, Crafties


By now, you know that I'm doing a few designs inspired by Camelot. And I've said that although we're talking about this beautiful, mystical place, we are not naming anyone. I just refer to the king or queen, etc. 


So, I would love it if you will join me in a stroll around Camelot.  


The conservatory window 





It's a beautiful day in Camelot. The queen was up early. She strolled through the gardens, cut some lovely flowers for the banquet tonight and generally enjoyed the day. She retired to the conservatory, waiting for the king. She had invited him to have tea with her. And although he is a busy man, he promised he would join her. While she is waiting for him, she is admiring the pattern of the windows.


How to crochet The windows of the conservatory at Camelot.


V-STITCH = DC, CH2, DC

STANDING DC 

STANDING SC 



ROUND 1


WITH A

CH6 , JOIN FOR RING 


CH5, SS IN 1ST CH (PICOT)

SC IN RING 

CH5, PICOT *

SC IN RING 

REPEAT FROM * AROUND TO HAVE 6 CH5 PICOTS 

JOIN 

FASTEN OFF A, WEAVE IN ENDS 



ROUND 2 


WITH B

WORK STANDING DC IN ANY PICOT  SPACE

CH2 *

DC IN SC BETWEEN PICOTS

CH2

DC IN PICOT SPACE

CH2

REPEAT FROM * AROUND

JOIN

FASTEN OFF B, WEAVE IN ENDS



ROUND 3 


WITH C

WORK STANDING SC IN ANY CH2 SPACE, CH3, SC IN SAME SPACE

CH1

SC, CH3, SC INN NEXT CH2 SPACE *

CH1

REPEAT FROM * AROUND

JOIN



ROUND 4 


SS TO CH3 SPACE

CH5 (= DC + CH2), DC IN SAME PLACE

(1ST V-STITCH)

CH1

V-STITCH IN NEXT CH3 SPACE *

CH1

REPEAT FROM * AROUND

JOIN

FASTEN OFF C, WEAVE IN ENDS



ROUND 5


WITH A

WORK STANDING SC IN ANY V-STITCH SPACE, CH3, SC IN SAME PLACE

CH2

WORKING BEHIND CURRENT ROUND, TREBLE IN CH1 SPACE FROM ROUND 3

CH2

SC, CH3, SC IN NEXT V-STITCH *

CH2

TREBLE IN CH1 SPACE FROM ROUND 3

CH2

REPEAT FROM * AROUND 

JOIN

FASTEN OFF, WEAVE IN ALL ENDS


As you can see, it is easy to mix and match your favourite colours. From  bold and bright to pastels and anything in between. Enjoy working out matching colours. 


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frieda 


I know it's not much, but please respect my hard work. Rather refer to poppelandcreates.blogspot.com 

Thank you! 





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