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Saturday, October 22, 2005
ON SAFARI

ON SAFARI
copyright © Dot matthews 10/21/05
 On Safari Camo   On Safari

J/10-6.00mm

SIZE: 21" - 23"

GAUGE: 3 rows, 6 sts = 2"

SKILL LEVEL: Intermediate

Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver Camo, 100% acrylic, 2.5oz/142yds
blunt needle

Stitches Used
chain (ch); double crochet (dc); crossed bar stitch (cbs); cluster; reverse half
double crochet (reverse hdc);

CROSSED BAR STITCH (cbs): yo, pull up a loop in designated stitch
sk next st, yo, pull up a loop in the stitch after the skipped stitch,  
yo, draw thru all 5 loops on hook,  *ch 1, yo, pull up a loop in st where previous
cbs ended, sk next st,  yo, pull up a loop in the stitch after the skipped stitch, yo,
draw thru all 5 loops on hook*

Work the second and subsequent rounds in the spaces made by the ch-1 of the
previous round.
 
CLUSTER: (yo, insert hook in same ch-1 sp, yo, pull up a loop) 2 times,
yo, pull thru all 5 loops on hook.

REVERSE HDC (worked from left to right): yo, insert hook in st to the right, yo,
pull up a loop, yo, pull thru all 3 loops on hook.

Pattern Notes: beginning chain counts as a stitch, but do not join in it.

ROUND 1: ch 3, 11 dc in first ch. Join in first dc. Place a marker where round is
joined. (11 dc, 1 ch-2)

ROUND 2: ch 2, 2 dc in same st as join, *2 dc in next st. Repeat from * around. 1
dc in joining st of round 1. Remove marker. Join in first dc. (23 dc, 1 ch-2)

ROUND 3: ch 2, 2 dc in same st as join, 1 dc in next st. *2 dc in next st, 1 dc in
next st. Repeat from * around. End with 2 dc in last st. Join in first dc. (35 dc, 1 ch-2)

ROUND 4: ch 2, 2 dc in same st as join, 1 dc in next 2 sts, *2 dc in next st, 1 dc
in next 2 sts. Repeat from * around. End with 1 dc in last st. Join in first dc. (47 dc, 1 ch-2)

ROUND 5: ch 2, 2 dc in same st as join, 1 dc in next 3 sts, *2 dc in next st, 1 dc
in next 3 sts. Repeat from * around. End with 1 dc in next 2 sts. Join in first dc.
(59 dc, 1 ch-2)

ROUND 6: ch 2, yo, pull up a loop in same st as join, sk next st, yo, pull up a loop
in next st, yo, pull thru all 5 loops on hook.
*ch 1, yo, pull up a loop in same st as last st, sk next st, yo, pull up a loop in next
st, yo, pull thru all 5 loops (cbs made). Repeat from * around. End last cbs in
same sp as first st of round, ch 1. Join in top of first cbs. (30 cbs)

ROUND 7: sl st in next ch-1 sp, ch 2,
*cbs in same ch-1 sp and next ch-1 sp, ch 1. Repeat from * around. End last cbs
in same sp as first cbs started. (30 cbs)

Tip: when you get to the space with the beginning ch of the previous round, insert hook between ch and cbs, then complete the stitch. That will pull the ch-2 up and
hide it.

ROUND 8: repeat round 7

ROUND 9: repeat round 7

ROUND 10: repeat round 7

ROUND 11: sl st in next ch-1 sp, ch 2,
*(cbs in same ch-1 sp and next ch-1 sp) 2 times,
(yo, insert hook in same ch-1 sp, yo, pull up a loop) 2 times,
yo, pull thru all 5 loops on hook – cluster made.
ch 1, Repeat from * around. Join in first cbs. (30 cbs and 15 clusters)

ROUND 12: sl st in next ch-1 sp, ch 2,
*(cbs in same ch-1 sp and next ch-1 sp) 3 times,
cluster in same ch-1 sp, ch 1. Repeat from * around. Join in first cbs. (45 cbs and 15 clusters)

ROUND 13: Repeat round 7. (60 cbs)

ROUND 14: ch 2, reverse hdc in ea ch-1 sp around. Join in first st.
 
Reverse hdc = yo, insert hook in st to the right, yo, pull up a loop, yo, pull thru all 3 loops on hook.

Fasten off and weave in ends.


Posted at 09:58 pm by bythehook7647

sally stires darrellName
March 6, 2007   02:22 PM PST
 
Hi, I am 73. Back to crocheting, after retiring-Diabetes ll. Cannot be organ donor.Next week I will donate 20 inches of hair. I shop @ The Breast Cancer.Site and I CLICK daily. I am crocheting CHEMO- Hats. Thank you "God" for giving me the ability to be useful to others, and Thank you, TROOPS for giving me Freedom to be useful.
mavis Arneaud
January 25, 2007   01:00 PM PST
 
could you please post some of these patterns in the mail for me

I am MAvis Arneaud from Anglias Road cumana village Toco Trinidad West Indies
Marie B.
December 11, 2006   09:06 PM PST
 
Dot, thank you for kindly sharing your many super patterns with all. Your fun site is an absolute treasure. May God's love & blessings be ever upon you!
Carol Maslo-Rivera
December 3, 2006   12:07 AM PST
 
I have been getting your emails, but I finally took it in . I really would like to get the video, I learn better this way . I really dont get reading the pattern . yes Video, would be better

Thank You
Carol
BETTY
December 1, 2006   10:06 AM PST
 
I love yiour crochet hats I crochet southren bell bed dolls sometimes I put music in them when I can find it. Iam from New Orleans I lost part of my home in the flood so I crochet to keep from being depress. I sew a little. But I don't know how to use the bed spread yarn.
God bless you and your family.
Betty
Nadia
November 29, 2006   09:08 AM PST
 
very good i want a drow pattern chat if you please
BEV
November 29, 2006   03:37 AM PST
 
IAM LOOKING FOR A PLUS KNIT OR CROCHETED HOODIE SWEATER DOES ANYONE HAVE ONE IN AT LEAST A 2X OR 3 X SIZE?
BEV
November 29, 2006   03:35 AM PST
 
THANKS SO MUCH FOR SHARING YOUR PATTERNS WITH ALL OF US ISN'T THE ART OF CROCHETING FUN AND RELAXING DO YOU KNOW HOW TO KNIT? IT IS ALOT OF FUN ALSO? I LEARNED TO KNIT AND CROCHET WHEN I WAS 10 YEARS OLD AND I AM NOW 58 YEARS OLD AND THE GRANDMA OF 8 AND I HAVE KNITTED AND CROCHETED ALOT FOR MY KIDS, FRIENDS AND GRANDKIDS.
Bettye
November 27, 2006   05:14 PM PST
 
I am enjoying your patterns so very much. What size needle for the safari hat?
Priscilla Vargis
November 14, 2006   10:07 AM PST
 
Hi DOT ,Tks for being generous and sharing your patterns with everyone.I am looking for very simple knitting patterns for shawls for my grand -daughter.She is 9 years old and loves to knit whereas I love to crochet.Please help Tks and God bless you
tena
November 10, 2006   10:12 AM PST
 
having trouble getting on your web page. like the safari hat pattern, interested in more. nanamom627@aol.com
Lou
November 10, 2006   06:14 AM PST
 
Love your patterns. I would love to crochet a wallhanging. Any ideas or suggestions?
Saratha
November 9, 2006   08:31 PM PST
 
Thank you, Debra. Learnt some crochet while in school, and past the half century mark am taking it up again for relaxation. Great to have beautiful designs to work on and offer as gifts. Your stamp will be on every one of these gifts.
Saratha
November 9, 2006   08:30 PM PST
 
Thank you, Debra. Learnt some crochet while in school, and past the half century mark am taking it up again for relaxation. Great to have beautiful designs to work on and offer as gifts. Your stamp will be on every one of these gifts.
Dot
February 10, 2006   10:01 PM PST
 
Hi Esther, all the patterns I have are pictured on the front page.
Dot
February 10, 2006   09:59 PM PST
 
Thank you, Margaret, I'm glad you like my things.
Esther Walizer
February 9, 2006   10:31 AM PST
 
I am looking for Beannie hat patterns Dot. Please help
Esther Walizer
February 9, 2006   10:30 AM PST
 
I am looking for Beannie hat patterns Dot. Please help
Margaret Gentile
February 9, 2006   08:16 AM PST
 
Thank you, Dot. Your patterns are truly lovely and unique. I think the cowboy hat is really an original.

Your shawls are very lacy, too.

Thanks,

Margaret Gentile
margaretpgentile@yahoo.com

Dot
January 23, 2006   11:18 AM PST
 
Thank you, Debra, I'm glad I have some things you like. Hope you enjoy the patterns and have fun making all those gifts for your family and friends.
Debra Jay
January 23, 2006   04:07 AM PST
 
Thank you for sharing your patterns. It is so nice of you to share such cute things to make. I can't keep ahead of all the things my family wants me to make them and all the things I want to make them. Your patterns make such nice gifts to give. I really enjoy making a gift to give to someone who doesn't even know me or even know who the gift came from. Thanks again for sharing.
Dot
October 23, 2005   09:47 PM PDT
 
Thank you, WisRose.
WisRose
October 23, 2005   05:13 PM PDT
 
as always, a really nice pattern. You are so talented.
 

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