Method of making a single crocheted work-piece with an incorporated meandering pattern
OwnerLeslie Howe Henneberginventor
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A method of planning and fabricating a single crocheted work-piece that incorporates a meandering pattern. A special grid is constructed, the pattern placed in the grid, and the stitch combinations noted on the pattern line forming a “map”. This map of the work-piece is carefully followed in the fabrication of the first round. The work-piece is fabricated by making a central piece that is the first round containing the complete meandering pattern line. The first round is constructed in two steps, a row 1A and a row 1B. Row 1A is not visible when the first round has been completed. Thereafter, encircling additional rounds are added until the work-piece has reached the desired size. Inside seams are connected to complete the work-piece. Alternating colors are used to emphasize the meandering pattern. New stitch combinations, specifically a three-way intersection and a four-way intersection, as well as inside and outside corners make the meandering pattern possible.
A method of fabricating a single crocheted work-piece incorporating a meandering pattern and comprising the steps of:
A method of constructing a first round of a crocheted work-piece incorporating a meandering pattern comprising the steps of:
A single crocheted work-piece incorporating a meandering pattern comprising at least one three-way intersection and at least one four-way intersection, said intersections each comprising at least three arms, each being fabricated from a row 1A and a row 1B, said row 1B completely enclosing the row 1A so that it is no longer visible, and at least three connecting means for connecting the at least three arms at a central point.
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