Symbols:

ch – chain
sl st – slip stitch
sc – single crochet
dc – double crochet

hdc – half double crochet
tc – treble crochet
mc – magic circle
fptc – front-post treble crochet

ij – invisible join*
blo – back loop only*
inc – increase with dc 2
*click to see the tutorial

Round 0: mc

Round 1: sc, ch, dc, [tc, dc 3] x3, tc, dc, sl st blo [total 16]

Round 2: sc, ch, ch 2, [fptc, ch 2, dc in the next stitch x3, ch 2] x3, fptc, ch 2, dc in the next stitch x2, sl st blo [total 24 (chains not included)]

Round 3: sc into ch sp, ch, dc into ch sp, ch 2, [fptc, ch 2, dc 2 into ch sp, dc in the next stitch x3, dc 2 into ch sp, ch 2] x3, fptc, ch 2, dc 2 into ch sp, dc in the next stitch x3, sl st blo [total 40(chains not included)]

Round 4:  sc, ch, dc 2 into ch sp, ch 2, [fptc, ch 2, dc 2 into ch sp, dc in the next stitch x7, dc 2 into ch sp, ch 2] x3, fptc, ch 2, dc 2 into ch sp, dc in the next stitch x6, sl st blo [total 56 (chains not included)]

Round 5:  sc in the same stitch as sl st blo, ch, dc in the next stitch, dc into ch sp x2, ch2, [fptc, ch 2, dc into ch sp, dc in the next stitch x11, dc into ch sp, ch 2] x3, fptc, ch 2, dc into ch sp, dc in the next stitch x9, ij [total 64(chains not included)]

Blank Square is a perfect match for the Flowers Granny Square Collection. If you’re looking for a blanket or table mat design, you can try adding the empty granny squares to your flower squares and create a unique field!

Symbols:

ch – chain
sl st – slip stitch
sc – single crochet
dc – double crochet

hdc – half double crochet
tc – treble crochet
mc – magic circle
fptc – front-post treble crochet

ij – invisible join*
blo – back loop only*
inc – increase with dc 2
*click to see the tutorial

First Ring: Chain 23, turn, and slip stitch into the back bump of each chain. Cut the yarn and secure the ends.

For the remaining rings, connect them to the previous ring before closing them. Refer to the photo on the right for guidance.

Round 0: mc

Round 1: sc, ch (as first dc), dc x9, sl st blo [total 10]

Round 2: sc, ch (as first dc), dc in the same stitch, inc x 9, sl st blo [total 20]

Round 3: sc, ch (as first dc), dc in the same stitch, [dc 1, inc] x 9, dc 1, sl st blo [total 30]

Round 4:  sc, ch (as first dc), dc in the same stitch, [dc 2, inc] x 9, dc 2, sl st blo [total 40]

Round 5: sc, ch (as first dc), [hdc 2, sc, hdc 2, dc 2, ch 3, tc, ch 3, dc 2] x 3, hdc 2, sc, hdc 2, dc 2, ch 3, tc, ch 3, dc, sl st blo [total 40 (chains not included)]

Round 6: sc, ch (as first dc), dc 6, dc 3 in the ch sp, ch 2, [fptc, ch 2, dc 3 in the ch sp, dc 9, dc 3 in the ch sp, ch 2] x 3, dc 3 in the ch sp, dc 2, ij [total 64 (chains not included)]

Besides crocheting, another passion of mine is badminton. I love watching the games. With the Olympics happening right now, I was inspired to create this Olympic Rings Granny Square.

ch – chain
sl st – slip stitch
sc – single crochet

hdc – half double crochet
dc – double crochet

ij – invisible join*
dec – decreasing
*click to see the tutorial

BAG BODY:

Classy Small Bag Crochet Pattern – Bag size can be modified by adding additional numbers of stitches.

Row 0: ch 36, turn [to change the bag height make more chains here]
Row 1: sc in the second chain from the hook, hdc in the next chain, dc in the remaining stitches from the previous round until the last two, hdc in the penultimate chain, sc in the last ch, turn [total 35]
Row 2: ch, sc in the next stitch, hdc in the next stitch, dc in the remaining stitches from the previous round until the last two, hdc in the penultimate stitch, sc in the last stitch, turn [total 35]
Row 3: ch 2, dc in each stitch from previous round, turn [total 35]
Row 4 – 12*: Repeat row 3
Row 13 – 14 (before last – last): Repeat row 2

Note: Please repeat until you reach your desired bag width. I recommend making an even number of rows.

After this you should have a rectangle. Please fold it according to the diagram, and check if your bag size is sufficient for you!

BAG CLOSURE

Row 1: Turn your work as is shown on the diagram and sc along the side [1 sc in each sc side, two sc in every dc side], turn, [total 24 sc]
Row 2: ch 1, dec, sc in each stitch from previous round, turn [total 23]
Row 3 – 13*: repeat the Round 2 until 11 sc left

*Note: If you want to make the closure look more like a triangle, continue with decreasing. If you changed the bag length, please continue decreasing until you reach your desired look for the closure

BAG SEWING:

OPTION 1: Traditional sewing
Fold the bag, as is show in the graph. Sew both sides. Make a border of sc around your bag opening. Weave the ends in.

OPTION 2: “No sewing”
Row 1: Turn your work 90 deg, sc 1 in each sc line from bag closure [13 sc total]
Row 2: sc 1 in each sc/hdc/dc until the folding line (the middle one) [18 sc total]
Fold the bag as shown on the diagram. Make sure that row 3 is made on the wrong side of your project.
Row 3: sl st to join front and the back of the body together [17 sl st total]
Row 4: sc 1 in sc side, *sc 2 in dc side,
*repeat until the last two stitches left, then sc 1 in sc side [24 sc total]
Row 5: sc 1 in each dc until the folding line (the middle one) [18 sc total]
Fold the bag as shown on the diagram. Make sure that row 6 is made on the wrong side of your project.
Row 6: sl st to join front and the back of the body together [17 sl st total]
Row 7: sc 1 in each sc line from bag closure, ij [13 sc total]

1: Start with a knot, but do not tighten it too much. (Result shown in the picture on the left, 1 loop on the hook).
2: Continue with one loop on the hook. Insert your hook under the lower part (pointed with an arrow) and yarn over through both loops on your hook.

Note: One loop should always stay on the hook!!

3: Insert your hook under the top loop (pointed with an arrow) and yo through both loops on the hook.

4: Repeat step 3 (going under the top loop and yo). After a couple of rounds the pattern becomes more visible.
Follow the pattern to achieve your desired length.

Pull the ends of the strap to the inside of the bag and knot to secure, 3rd row down from the bag opening, as shown by the red dots

Symbols:

ch – chain
sl st – slip stitch
sc – single crochet
dc – double crochet

hdc – half double crochet
tc – treble crochet
mc – magic circle
fptc – front-post treble crochet

ij – invisible join*
blo – back loop only*
inc – increase with dc 2
*click to see the tutorial

Round 0: mc

Round 1: sc, ch (as first dc), dc x9, sl st blo [total 10]

Round 2: sc, ch (as first dc), dc in the same stitch, inc x 9, sl st blo [total 20]

Round 3: sc, ch (as first dc), dc in the same stitch, [dc 1, inc] x 9, dc 1, sl st blo [total 30]

Round 4:  sc, ch (as first dc), dc in the same stitch, [dc 2, inc] x 9, dc 2, sl st blo [total 40]

Round 5: sc, ch (as first dc), [hdc 2, sc, hdc 2, dc 2, ch 3, tc, ch 3, dc 2] x 3, hdc 2, sc, hdc 2, dc 2, ch 3, tc, ch 3, dc, sl st blo [total 40 (chains not included)]

Round 6: sc, ch (as first dc), dc 6, dc 3 in the ch sp, ch 2, [fptc, ch 2, dc 3 in the ch sp, dc 9, dc 3 in the ch sp, ch 2] x 3, dc 3 in the ch sp, dc 2, ij [total 64 (chains not included)]

Blank Square is a perfect match for the Flowers Granny Square Collection. If you’re looking for a blanket or table mat design, you can try adding the empty granny squares to your flower squares and create a unique field!

ch – chain
mc – magic circle
sl st – slip stitch
inc – increase
dec– decrease

flo – front loop only
blo – back loop only
sc – single crochet
hdc – half double crochet
dc – double crochet

ch – chain
mc – magic circle
sl st – slip stitch
hdc – half double crochet

flo – front loop only
tlo – third loop only
sc – single crochet

ch – chain
mc – magic circle
sl st – slip stitch
hdc – half double crochet
tc – treble crochet

inc – increase
dec – decrease
sc – single crochet
dc – double crochet

BAUBLE [JUTE]:

Round 0: mc
Round 1: sc 6 [total 6]
Round 2: inc 6 [total 12]
Round 3: (inc, sc) x6 [total 18]
Round 4: (inc, sc 2 ) x6 [total 24]
Round 5-8: sc 24 [total 24]

Round 9: (dec, sc 2) x6 [total 18]
Round 10:  (dec, sc) x6 [total 12]
If you are planning to stuff the bauble do it before the final decrease.
Round 11: dec 6 [total 6]

Cut the yarn and weave the ends in!

RED DOT [YarnArt Jeans] :
Round 0: mc
Round 1: sc 6 [total 6]

Cut the yarn and weave the ends in!

LEAF [YarnArt Jeans] :
Row 0: ch 8, turn
Row 1: sc, hdc, dc, tc, dc, hdc, sc, sc3 (in the top), turn
Row 2: sc, hdc, dc, tc, dc, hdc, sc
Cut the yarn and weave the ends in!

ch – chain
mc – magic circle
sl st – slip stitch

tlo – third loop only
hdc – half double crochet
inc – increase

ch – chain
mc – magic circle
sl st – slip stitch

inc – increase
dec – decrease
sc – single crochet

ch – chain
mc – magic circle
sl st – slip stitch

inc – increase
dec – decrease
sc – single crochet

HEAD:

Round 0: mc
Round 1: sc 6 [total 6]
Round 2: inc 6 [total 12]
Round 3: (inc, sc) x6 [total 18]
Round 4: (inc, sc 2 ) x6 [total 24]
Round 5-8: sc 24 [total 24]

If you are planning to use safety eyes please place them before the decreasing. Decreased part is the top of the head in my photo so I inserted them between round 6-7.

Round 9: (dec, sc 2) x6 [total 18]
Round 10: (dec, sc) x6 [total 12]
Stuff the head before the final decrease.
Round 11: dec 6 [total 6]

EAR

Round 0: mc
Round 1: sc 6 [total 6]

NOSE

Round 0: mc
Round 1: sc 6 [total 6]
Round 2: (sc, inc, sc) x 2 [total 8]

HAT

Round 0: mc
Round 1: sc 6 [total 6]
Round 2 – : continue with increasing every 5 stitches until you reach your desired size. [ I made 5 additional rounds – but the last one is covered in white]

Hem the hat with white puff yarn and attach the pompom

SEWING:

Sew all of the parts as shown in the graph. Don’t forget about the nose details!