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use your yarn leftovers
This is a project made to use up you yarn leftovers. I bought only the basic colour (a natural white) for this project.

Posted by Daniela S. from Graz, Styria, Austria • Published 14th October 2015 • See Daniela S.'s 9 projects »

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Step 1
This instruction is written in American Englisch abbreviations. Never turn the work! All worked on the right side (RS).
dc - double crochet, ch - chain, sc - single crochet, rd - round
Terms in * means, that these steps are repeated the whole round.

How you do it: (You will need two of them)

1. Rd: Join 5 chains to ringt, work 25 dc into this ring
2. Rd: *2 dc into every second dc*
3. Rd: *Work 2 dc into every third dc*
4. Rd: *1 dc, 2 ch, 1 dc, 1 ch* in every third stitch
5. Rd: *2 dc, 2 ch, 2 dc* into the two chains of previous row, 1 chain between
6. Rd: *5 dc into the two ch of previous row, 1 ch*
7. Rd: *1 sc in ch of previous row, 5 ch*
8. Rd: *7 dc into the 5 ch of previous row, 1 ch*
9. Rd: *1 dc, 1 ch, 1 dc* into every third stich; 51 times
10. Rd: *1 dc, 2 ch, 1 dc* into the ch of the previous row
11. Rd: *3 dc into ch of previous row*
12. Rd: *1 dc, 1 ch, 1 dc* between the 3 dc of the previous row
13. Rd: *1 dc, 2 ch, 1 dc* into ch of previous row
14. Rd: *5 dc into ch of previous row, 3 dc into ch of previous row* - (alternates!)
15. Rd: *4 dc into middle stiches of previous row*
16. Rd: *2 dc, 1 ch, 2 dc* between the 4 dc of previous row
17. Rd: as round 16
18. Rd: *5 dc* into ch of previous round
19. Rd: *sc between 5 dc of previous round, 5 ch*
20. Rd: *6 ch into the 5 ch of previous round*
21. Rd: *1 dc, 1 ch, 1 dc* into every third stitch
22. Rd: *1 dc, 1 ch, 1 dc* into ch of previous round
23. Rd: as round 22
24. Rd: as round 22
Step 2
Join the two parts with sc, until just 1/3 is left.

Buttonholes:
on the right side (which is overlapping side): *5 dc, 1 ch*

Button border:
on the wrong side: dc until round is sc round is complete, sew on buttons here