This is a fairly simple stitch to learn and creates a wonderfully textured piece.
You can use any yarn and hook size combo, I've personally found the pattern to come out better with a smaller hook size.
What I'm Using:
Hook size: G 4.25
Yarn: Worsted Weight
Abbreviations
Yarn Over (YO): Bring yarn over hook from back to front
Loop (lp): The loop on your hook
Chain (Ch)
Stitch (st)
Single Crochet (Sc)
Double Crochet (Dc)
Remaining Chain (rem ch)
Repeat (rep)
* Means to repeat from first asterisk to last asterisk until row is finished or directions specify otherwise
Cluster (CL): (YO, insert hook in specified st, YO and draw up a lp to height of a dc, YO and draw through 2 lps on hook) Repeat 5 times, YO and draw through all 6 loops on hook; Cl made
The Pattern
Chain any multiple of 3 chain stitches (3,6,9 ect.) add 2 to end of foundation chain.
- Sc in 2nd ch from hook and in each rem ch; ch 1 turn
- Sc in 1st sc *CL in next sc, sc in next 2 sc* ch 1 turn
- Sc in each st across; ch 1 turn
- Sc in first 2 sc, CL in next sc, *sc in next 2 sc, CL in next sc*; sc in last sc; ch 1 turn
- Sc in each st across; ch 1 turn
My final square is a little screwed up somewhere but i'm no perfectionist so I love it as is! The measurements are 6 1/2 x 6 1/2 or 8 by 12 bubbles. This piece took a LOT of yarn, so be sure you have plenty when you start. I did a total of 26 foundation stitches and 25 rows including foundation row.
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Sorry the video quality is bad, if you guys need something better quality or more in depth let me know! I'm a beginner too, so you can definitely see i'm not perfect at crochet, but I don't want a perfect take. I want a real take so you guys know that its okay to fumble around too! Sending love and fuzzy yarn.
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