1st round - 6ch, join with ss
2nd round - 1ch, 17dc into ring, join with ss
3rd round - 5 ch, skip 2dc, then 1dc into 3rd dc. *4 ch, 1dc into 3rd dc*. Rep from *to* til end of round. Join with ss and then pull the thread through.
2nd round - 1ch, 17dc into ring, join with ss
3rd round - 5 ch, skip 2dc, then 1dc into 3rd dc. *4 ch, 1dc into 3rd dc*. Rep from *to* til end of round. Join with ss and then pull the thread through.
Go on! Get that crochet hook out! You can do it!
10 comments:
Hi, Thanks for letting me know about the hotel with the Airstreams, I love your daisy chain so pretty! x
What a wonderful idea, and so very pretty! You are one special lady!
This could be the inspiration I need to finally learn to crochet!
Ah so cute
Ah, what a great blog! I have just spent the last few hours looking back at your old posts and been totally inspired by what you create. I am going to rush home and start folding a stack of old UK Glamours I was about to reluctantly throw out. Thank you for inspiring me :)
This is so pretty!
Thanks everyone!So nice to meet you Tam and glad you were inspired.
Flowerpress - looking forward to seeing your crochet progress!
You always come up with such lovely ideas, Denise! I have a load of cerise and blue and purple wool left over from various projects half-started (and not finished) - I think a pink and purple daisy chain will just be the thing - especially if I can finish the project in an hour! Now I must just find a flower child to give it to ...
That is so cute! Wish I knew how to crochet :)
That looks really cute and you make it sound so easy, I'm a total beginner at crochet so for me it would be a one week daisy chain ;-)
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