Crocheted Laxmi's Footprint 

Fig 1

Hello friends,

My reader out of India may not undersatnd, what is this? In Indian culture this is tradition to draw feet of Goddess Laxmi. In Maharashtra the feets of Goddess Laxmi are dailly drawn by Rangoli either near Tulsi tree in backyard or at prayer place in home as a symbol of prosperity, enrichment and happiness. It is supposed that keeping or drawing and worshinpping such feet in an incoming position brings all types of prosperity and happiness in our home.

My friend Pratibha Kulkarni0., one of the subscribers of my youtube channel "Kalopasak" suggested me to crochet such feet (as she wanted to make them for her marriage Rukhawat). Hence I made it. Through this post I wanted to thank her for inspiring me to do this project. 

To show that some one worshipped them, I put some termeric and kumkum (yellow and red small cut wool) on the feet and also night Jasmine or some more flowers. 

The night jasmine flowers I have already made and the link of that post is here,

https://alkaandart.blogspot.com/search?q=night+jasmine+flowers  

I use pink and red (you may use dark pink as in fig 1) 4 ply wool and 2.5 mm crochet hook. 

With red it will look as in fig 2.

Fig 2

Here is the pattern....     

R1: In magic loop ch 3, dc 11 close by sl st in 3^rd ch. Ch 3 turn (12 sts)

R2: dc 1 in first st, dc 2 in each of the next 7 sts, sc 2 in each of the remaining 4 sts, close by sl st. (24 sts)

R3: ch 2, incomplete dc in next st, yarn over (YO) pass through both sts, dc 1 in each of the next 6  sts, 2 dc tog in next 2 sts, (8 sts),

R4: sc 1, ch 1, incomplete dc in next, YO pass through both sts, dc 1 in each of the next 4 sts, 2 dctog in next 2 sts, (6sts), ch 3 turn,

R5: dc 1 in next 5 sts starting from second, (6sts), ch 3 turn,

R6: dc 1 in the same first st, dc 1 in next 5 sts, (7sts), ch3 turn,

R7: dc 1 in first st, dc 1 in each of the next 5 sts, dc 2 in last st (9 sts), ch 3 turn

R8: dc 1 in same st, dc 1 in each of the next 7 sts, dc 2 in next (11sts), ch 3 turn

R9: dc 1 in each of 9 sts starting from second dc 2 in next (12 sts)

R10: sc1 in forst st, ch 1, dc 1 in each of next 7 sts, tr 1 in each of next 4 sts, (12 sts)

Join dark pink or red yarn.

R11: With red

Finger 1. ch 4, incomplete tr 1 in same st, incomplete tr 1 in next, ch 4 join by sl st at the same st,

Finger 2: sc 1 in next st, ch 3, incomplete tr 1 in same st, incomplete tr 1 in next, YO pass through all of them, ch 4 join by sl st at the same st,

Finger 3: sc 1 in next st, ch 2 incomplete dc 1 in same st, incomplete dc 1 in next YO pass through all of them, ch 4, join at the same place,

Finger 4: skip 1 st sc 1 in next, make finger as that of finger 3. Skip 1 st,

Finger 5: sc 1 in next st, ch 2, incomplete dc 1 in same st, YO pass through both of them, ch 3 join in next st by sl st.     

The following video may help you.

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Simple Crochet Round Bag

Fig 1

Hi,
Yesterday I made this simple crochet bag. The bag is designed so that any one who have newly started crocheting, should also be able to make it. Though it is easy to make and just for beginners, still it looks beautiful.

I made it in Canon one pound wool with red and cream colour with 5 mm crochet hook. You may use any 6 or 8 ply wool. It's final measurement is, 11" in diameter.

If you use our usual 4 ply yarn and 3 or 3,5 mm hook with same design, you may get beautiful bag but smaller in side.

Here we have made simple crochet belt for this bag but if you use any ready made wooden or metalic handle for the bag, it will look more beautiful. But in that case only linen should be stiff.

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Pattern:

R1: In a magic loop make ch 3, dc 15, close by sl st in 3^rd ch. (16 sts)

R2: ch 3, dc 1 in same st, dc 2 in each st till end, close by sl st. (32 sts). Join cream color yarn,

see fig 2.

R3: ch 3, incomplete dc 2, YO pass through all sts, (ch 2, skip 1 st, 2dctog in next st) repeat till end, ch 2, close by sl st, (16 ch2-gaps). Join red yarn, fig 3.

Fig 4

Fig 5

R4: (sc 1 in first ch2-gap, ch 2) considered as first dc, dc 4 in same gap, (dc 5 in each ch2-gap) repeat till end, join by sl st (80 sts). Join cream color. See fig 4.

R5: ch 3, incomplete dc 2, YO pass through all sts, (ch 3, skip 3 st, 2dctog in next st) repeat till end, ch 3, close by sl st, (20 ch3-gaps). Join red yarn, fig 5.

R6: (sc 1 in first ch2-gap, ch 2) considered as first dc, dc 5 in same gap, (dc 6 in each ch3-gap) repeat till end, join by sl st (120 sts). Fig 6.

Fig 6

Fig 7

 R7: ch 3, dc 1 in each st (120 sts). See fig 7.

Make 2 such pieces.

Belt: Ch 203, dc 1 in each ch from 4^th ch (200 dcs). Join the two ends so that there should not be twist. Fig 8.

Sew only 80 sts (2/3 rd of total 120) and leave 40 st 

Fig 8

Fig 9

unsewed (open) with one part so that this joint should be at bottom of the bag. Sew other part also.

Then make 3 pendants of 27, 30 and 33 chains respectively, attach one bead at each end, tie the three and attach at the centre of the bag.

Similarly make 3 more pendants and attach to other side.

The beautiful bag is ready. Fig 9.

The following video may help you.

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3D Flower Doily, Table Mat, Thalposh

Fig 1

Hi,
Crochet Table mat or Doily are very famous in all over the world. Moreover 3D crochet is now a days very flourishing subject in crochet. I combine both of these and made this doily.

It's central part is same as that of 3D tea coaster, for link of the post in blog, please see,
https://alkaandart.blogspot.com/search?q=beautiful+crochet+tea+coaster

It is made in 4 ply wool with 3.5 mm crochet hook.
It's diameter comes out to be 15".
The back side of the table mat looks as in fig 2

The pattern is,
Pattern:
.R1: In a magic loop ch 3 (first dc), double crochet (dc) 11, close by slip stitch (Sl St) in 3rd chain (ch).

Fig 2

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R2: BPsc 1 on first dc (ch3), ch 2, [(FPdc 1, ch 1, FPdc1) on next dc, BPdc1] 5 times, (FPdc 1, ch 1, FPdc1) on next dc, close (18 sts)

R3:  BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [*FPdc 1, (dc1, ch 1, dc 1) in next ch 1- gap, FPdc1 on next dc*, BPdc1] 5 times, * to *, close  (30 sts and six ch i-gap)

R4:  BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [*FPdc 1 in next 2 dcs, (dc1, ch 1, dc 1) in next ch 1- gap, FPdc1 on next 2dcs*, BPdc2 in next BPdc] 5 times,* to *, BPdc 1 same BPdc close  (48 sts and six ch 1-gap) 

R5:  BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [*FPdc 1 in next 3 dcs, (dc1, ch 1, dc 1) in next ch 1- gap, FPdc1 on next 3dcs*, BPdc2 in next BPdc, BPdc 1 in next BPdc] 5 times,* to *, BPdc 2 next BPdc, close  (66 sts and six ch 1-gap) 

R6:  BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [*FPdc 1 in next 8 dcs, BPdc1 in each of next 3 BPdc] 5 times,* to *, BPdc 1 next 2 BPdc, close  (66 sts and six ch 1-gap)

R7: BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [ *2FPdctog, FPdc 1 in each of the next 4 sts, 2FPdctog* BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 1, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 1, BPdc 1 in next dc] 5 times, * to * BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 1, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 1, close. 

R8: BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [ *2FPdctog, FPdc 1 in each of the next 2 sts, 2FPdctog* BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 3, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 3, BPdc 1 in next dc] 5 times, * to * BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 3, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 3, close. 

R9: BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [ *2FPdctog, 2FPdctog* BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 5, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 5, BPdc 1 in next dc] 5 times, * to * BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 5, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 5, close. 

R10: BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [ *2FPdctog, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 7, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 7, BPdc 1 in next dc] 5 times, * to * BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 7, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 7, 

R11: slip st 2 in the next 2 sts, Ch 1, (sc 9 in ch7-gap, sc 1 on BPdc of last round, sc 9 in next ch 7-gap, sc 1 at the edge point of the leaf) repeat till end sl st close. Doily looks as in fig 3

Fig 4

Fig 5

R12: sc 1, ch 2, (as first dc), dc1 in each sc of the previous row, skipping all sl sts of previous round, close by sl st in the second ch. See fig 4

R13: sc 1, ch 3 (as first dc and ch 1), [{skip first dc, out of 9 and bud on next dc (bud means 3 incomplete FPdcs, Yarn over (YO) and pass through all 4 sts on the hook), BPdc 1 in next} two more times, bud in next dc, skip last dc, ch 1, dc 1 in the joint, ch 1, two loops / windows formed] repeat till end, lastly skip that dc 1 ch 1 written in bold in [] and join by sl st. See fig 5.

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 R14: sc 1, ch 4 (as first dc and ch 2), [{bud on next dc, BPdc 1 in next}one more time, bud 1 in next, ch 2, dc 1 in previous loop, ch2, dc 1 in next loop, ch 2(3 loops formed) ] repeat till end,  join by sl st
See fig 6.

R15: sc 1, ch 5 (as first dc and ch 3), [bud on next dc, BPdc 1 in next, bud 1 in next, (ch 3, dc 1 in previous loop) three more times, ch 3 (4 loops formed) join by sl st.

R16: sc 1, ch 6 (as first dc and ch 4), [bud on next dc, (ch 4, dc 1 in previous loop) four  more times, ch 4 (5 loops formed) join by sl st. Fig 7.

Fig 8

R17: sl st 1 in each st till edge point of the 1 bud st comes, [tr 10 on the dc of the previous round, pass the hook through two parts of the middle loop (close the middle loops / window) sl st in that, 10 tr in next dc sl st at the edge point of bud] repeat till end, close by sl st. For, how to close middle loop please see fig 8.

Finally it will look as in fig 1.


The following video may help you to make this.

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Beautiful Plate Decor, Meherap, Toran Design

Fig 1

Hi,
My new creation is this plate decor (Meherap).
I have already explained about plate decor and it's uses in Indian culture, please read,
https://alkaandart.blogspot.com/search?q=plate+decor
and
https://alkaandart.blogspot.com/search?q=beaded+rangolies

It is made in 4 ply wool with 3.5 mm crochet hook.

Pattern:
Start with chains (ch) 180 or as per your need to cover the round around the plate, plus 3 chs extra as a first double crochet (dc).
R1: dc 1 in each of 8 sts, dc 2 in next, (dc 1 in each of the 9 sts, dc 2 in next) repeat (198 sts), ch 3 turn. See fig 2.

Fig 2

Fig 3

R2: dc 1 in each of the 9 sts, dc 2 in next, (dc 1 in each of the 10 sts, dc 2 in next) repeat (216 sts) ch 4 turn,
R3: skip one st then dc 1 in the next st, (ch 1, skip 1 st, dc 1 in next) repeat, (107 loops).
Fig 3.

Fig 4

Fig 5

Fig 6

Now for this design we want multiple of 8 plus 1 loops that is 8x13=104+1 there are 105 loops. But we have 107 loops so we skip first and last loop.

R4: Ch 3 turn, (consider as first dc), dc 3 in loop, dc 1 on previous row dc, ch 7, skip 3
loops and join by single

Fig 7

crochet (sc) in 4th loop, see fig 4,[turn the work, and make 8 sc on 7 chains, sc 1 on next st, fig 5, ch 3, see fig 6, turn dc 1 on the same st, dc 2 on the next st (out of scs), dc 1 on next st, (that is on 3 sts out of 8 sc we make 5 dcs)] fig 7, ch 7 join by sc in the same loop, from [ to ] 4 times}, then dc 4 in 4th loop (skipping 3 loops), dc 1 on the dc of previous row. See fig 8.

Fig 8

Then repeat { to }all above till the whole length is over. Finally it will look as in fig 9.

Fig 9

Further if you want you can decorate this by sewing beads as you like.
The following video may help you.

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Two Colored 3D Tea Coaster / Table Mat / Purse / Pouch

Fig 1

Fig 2

Fig 3

Hello friends,

Fig 4

In my previous post I have shown the tea coaster I made. This is another version of that with two different colors, fig 1, and Back post double crochet instead of chains in the previous tea coaster.
Here is the link to the tea coaster's post of my blog,
https://alkaandart.blogspot.com/search?q=tea+coaster

In two colors it looks beautiful. This is not only tea coaster as in fig 4, we can use it as a table mat for flower pot in our guets room, see fig 2, or we can make a small purse by folding it along the diameter. Only then we have to place linen and zip. Also make a small haddle as shown in fig 3.

One more tea coaster I made in red and white combination. See fig 5.

Fig 5

Wool used is 4 ply red and green with crochet hook 3.5 mm.
Pattern:

R1: With red (R) yarn, in a magic loop ch 3 (first dc), double crochet (dc) 11, close by slip stitch (Sl St) in 3rd chain (ch).

To see how to join different color in between crochet work, please see, 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Flpe-hoxAY&list=PL626DF4CBCF4AA72D&index=83&t=0s

R2: With green (G) yarn, BPsc 1 on first dc (ch3), ch 2, [with R yarn, (FPdc 1, ch 1, FPdc1) on next dc, with G yarn BPdc1] 5 times, (FPdc 1, ch 1, FPdc1) on next dc, close

R3:  With G yarn, BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [with R yarn, FPdc 1, (dc1, ch 1, dc 1) in next ch 1- gap, FPdc1 on next dc, with G yarn BPdc2 on next BPdc (in all 2BPdc)] repeat, close 

R4: With G yarn BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [with R yarn FPdc 1 in next 2 dcs, (dc1, ch 1, dc 1) in next ch 1- gap, FPdc1 on next 2dcs, with G yarn BPdc2 in next BPdc, BPdc 1 in next BPdc (in all 3 BPdc)] repeat,  close 

Fig 6

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R5:  With G yarn, BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [with R yarn, FPdc 1 in next 3 dcs, (dc1, ch 1, dc 1) in next ch 1- gap, FPdc1 on next 3dcs, with G yarn, BPdc2 in next first and last BPdc, BPdc 1 in each of middle BPdc, (in all 5 BPdc)] repeat,  close

After this round it 

will look as in fig 6 

R6:  With G yarn, BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [with R yarn, FPdc 1 in next 8 dcs, with G yarn, BPdc2 on first and last BPdc and BPdc 1 in middle BPdc (in all 7 BPdc)] repeat, close. After this round, see fig 7.

Fig 8

Fig 9

R7: With G yarn, BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [ with R yarn, 2FPdctog, FPdc 1 in each of the next 4 sts, 2FPdctog, with G yarn BPdc2 on first and last BPdc and BPdc 1 in middle BPdc (in all 9 BPdc)] repeat, close. After this round, see fig 8.

R8: With G yarn, BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [ with R yarn 2FPdctog, FPdc 1 in each of the next 2 sts, 2FPdctog, with G yarn, BPdc2 on first and last BPdc and BPdc 1 in middle BPdc (in all 11 BPdc)] 5 times, see fig 9.

R9: With G yarn, BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [ with R yarn, 2FPdctog, 2FPdctog, with G yarn BPdc2 on first and last BPdc and BPdc 1 in middle BPdc (in all 13 BPdc)] repeat, close. 

R10: With G yarn BPsc 1 on first dc,ch 2, [ with R yarn, 2FPdctog, with G yarn BPdc2 on first and last BPdc and BPdc 1 in middle BPdc (in all 13 BPdc)] repeat, close. See fig 1.

Fig 10

You can make two such pieces and join them and sew belt to create this beautiful purse as in fig 10.

This small doily has multiple uses so I hope that you will love to make it.

The following video may help you for this,

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Beautiful Crochet Tea - Coaster, Table Mat for Flower Pot

Fig 1

Hi,
This tea-coaster I made in last week. When I worked 3D crochet jacket and cap, at once I got an idea to make tea coaster and the idea came out so beautiful!
As a tea coaster, I have to make 6 like this but then I decided to keep this as a flower pot base table mat and it looks wonderful in both cases. Fig 2 and 3.
With 4 ply yarn and 3,5 mm crochet hook, it came out 6" in width. For tea coaster if you want smaller size then with the same patter and 2 mm hook you can have the smaller size.

Pattern:
R1: In a magic loop ch 3 (first dc), double crochet (dc) 11, close by slip stitch (Sl St) in 3rd chain (ch).
R2: BPsc 1 on first dc (ch3), ch 2, [(FPdc 1, ch 1, FPdc1) on next dc, BPdc1] 5 times, (FPdc 1, ch 1, FPdc1) on next dc, close (18 sts)

Fig 2

Fig 3

Fig 4

R3:  BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [*FPdc 1, (dc1, ch 1, dc 1) in next ch 1- gap, FPdc1 on next dc*, BPdc1] 5 times, * to *, close  (30 sts and six ch i-gap) see fig 4.
R4:  BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [*FPdc 1 in next 2 dcs, (dc1, ch 1, dc 1) in next ch 1- gap, FPdc1 on next 2dcs*, BPdc2 in next BPdc] 5 times,* to *, BPdc 1 same BPdc close  (48 sts and six ch 1-gap) Fig 5.

Fig 5

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R5:  BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [*FPdc 1 in next 3 dcs, (dc1, ch 1, dc 1) in next ch 1- gap, FPdc1 on next 3dcs*, BPdc2 in next BPdc, BPdc 1 in next BPdc] 5 times,* to *, BPdc 2 next BPdc, close  (66 sts and six ch 1-gap) Fig 6.
R6:  BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [*FPdc 1 in next 8 dcs, BPdc1 in each of next 3 BPdc] 5 times,
* to *, BPdc 1 next 2 BPdc, close  (66 sts and six ch 1-gap)

Fig 7

                                                               

Fig 8

Fig 7 and 8 front and back after round 6.
R7: BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [ *2FPdctog, FPdc 1 in each of the next 4 sts, 2FPdctog* BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 1, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 1, BPdc 1 in next dc] 5 times, * to * BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 1, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 1, close. Fig 9.
R8: BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [ *2FPdctog, FPdc 1 in each of the next 2 sts, 2FPdctog* BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 3, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 3, BPdc 1 in next dc] 5 times, * to * BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 3, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 3, close. Fig 10.

Fig 9

Fig 10

R9: BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [ *2FPdctog, 2FPdctog* BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 5, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 5, BPdc 1 in next dc] 5 times, * to * BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 5, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 5, close. Fig 10.
R10: BPsc 1 on first dc, ch 2, [ *2FPdctog, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 7, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 7, BPdc 1 in next dc] 5 times, * to * BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 7, BPdc 1 in next dc, ch 7, Fig11

Fig 11

R11: [Sl st at the edge point of the leaf, sc 3 in ch 7-gap, ch-3 picot, sc 3 in ch-7 gap, ch-3picot in 4th sc, sc 3 in same ch 7-gap, ch 3 picot on next sc1 at BPdc st, sc 3 in 8 ch-gap, ch-3 picot on the next sc 1 in ch 7-gap, sc 3 in ch-7 gap, ch-3picot on next sc in ch 7-gap, sc 3 in same ch 7-gap] repeat 5 more times, close.

The final form looks so beautiful as in fig 1.

The following video may help you.


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Crochet Cap with 3D Crochet Leaves Design:

Fig 1

Hello friends,
Here is the cap matching to the jacket shown in the last post,

Crochet Cap with 3-D Design

Chains multiple of 8, ch 80, close by slip st in first ch, ( check that there should not be any twist).

Round 1: Ch 3, dc 1 in each ch. Close by sl st in 3^rd ch of 3 chs worked in starting.

R2: BPsc 1 in the same 3ch, ch 2, (FPdc 1, BPdc 1) repeat till one st to last st, HPdc 1 in that, Close by sl st in 2^rd ch of 2 chs worked in starting.

Fig 2

Fig 3

Fig 4

R3 and R4 same as Round 2.

R5: ch 3, dc 1 in each st till end, close by sl st in 3^rd ch of initial 3 chs. Fig 2

R6: BPsc 1 in the same 3ch, ch 2, BPdc 1 in each of the next 2 dcs, [(FPdc1, ch1, FPdc1) all on the next dc, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs] 9 times, (FPdc1, ch1, FPdc1) all on the next dc, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, see fig 3.

R7: BPsc 1 in the same 3ch, ch 2, BPdc 1 in each of the next 2 dcs, [FPdc 1 in next, (dc1, ch1, dc1) all in ch-1 space, FPdc1 in next,  BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs] 9 times, FPdc1 in next, (dc1, ch2, dc1) all in ch-1 sp, FPdc 1 in next, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc,

R8: BPsc 1 in the same 3ch, ch 2, BPdc 1 in each of the next 2 dcs, [FPdc 1 in next 2 dcs, (dc1, ch1, dc1) all in ch-1 space, FPdc1 in next 2 dcs,  BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs] 9 times, FPdc1 in next 2 dcs, (dc1, ch2, dc1) all in ch-1 sp, FPdc 1 in next 2 dcs, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, sl st in second ch (initial 2 chs)

R9: BPsc 1 in the same 3ch, ch 2, BPdc 1 in each of the next 2 dcs, [FPdc 1 in next 3 dcs, (dc1, ch1, dc1) all in ch-1 space, FPdc1 in next 3 dcs,  BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs] 9 times, FPdc1 in next 3 dcs, (dc1, ch2, dc1) all in ch-1 sp, FPdc 1 in next 3 dcs, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, sl st in second ch. See fig 4.

Fig 5

Fig 6

 R10: BPsc 1 in the same 3ch, ch 2, BPdc 1 in each of the next 2 dcs, [ 2FPdctog, FPdc 1 in next 4 dcs, skipping ch-1 gap, 2FPdctog, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs] 9 times, 2FPdctog, FPdc 1 in next 4 dcs, skipping ch-1 gap, 2FPdctog, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc 1 in next, Sl st in second ch, out of 2 initial chs. Fig 5.

R11: BPsc 1 in the same 3ch, ch 2, BPdc 1 in each of the next 2 dcs, [ 2FPdctog, FPdc 1 in next 2 dcs, 2FPdctog, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs] 9 times, 2FPdctog, FPdc 1 in next 2 dcs, 2FPdctog, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, Sl st in second ch, out of 2 initial chs.

R12: BPsc 1 in the same 3ch, ch 2, BPdc 1 in each of the next 2 dcs, [ 2FPdctog, 2FPdctog, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs] 9 times, 2FPdctog, 2FPdctog, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, Sl st in second ch, out of 2 initial chs.

R13: BPsc 1 in the same 3ch, ch 2, BPdc 1 in each of the next 2 dcs, [ 2FPdctog, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs] 9 times, 2FPdctog, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, FPdc1 in next dc, Sl st in second ch, out of 2 initial chs.

R14: BPsc 1 in the same 3ch, ch 2, BPdc 1 in each of the next 6 dcs, [ FPdc 1 in next, BPdc 1 in each of the next 7 dcs] 9 times, FPdc1 in next, Join by sl st in the second ch. (80 sts) Fig 6.

R15: BPsc 1 in the same 3ch, ch 2, BPdc 1 in each of the next 2 dcs, skip next dc, BPdc 1 in next 3 dcs, [ FPdc 1 in next, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs, skip 1 dc, BPdc 1 in each of the next 3 dcs] 9 times, FPdc1 in next, Join by sl st in the second ch. (70 sts)

R16: BPsc 1 in the same 3ch, ch 2, BPdc 1 in each of the next 5 dcs, [ FPdc 1 in next, BPdc 1 in each of the next 6 dcs] 9 times, FPdc1 in next, Join by sl st in the second ch.

R17, 18 and 19: As R16 (70 sts)

Fig 7

Height after 19 rounds is 5”. Fig 7.

Fig 8

 R20: 2BPsctog, ch 2, BPdc 1 in next 2 dcs, 2BPdctog, [ FPdc 1 in next, 2BPdctog, BPdc 1 in next 2 dcs, 2BPdctog] 9 times, FPdc 1 in next, sl st in second ch. (50 sts)

R21: BPsc 1, ch 2, BPdc 1 in next 3 dcs, [ FPdc 1 in next, BPdc 1 in next 4 dcs] 9 times, FPdc 1 in next, sl st in second ch.

R22: As R 21 (50 sts)

R23: 2BPsctog, ch 2, 2BPdctog, [ FPdc 1 in next, 2BPdctog, 2BPdctog] 9 times, FPdc 1 in next, sl st in second ch. (30 sts)

R24: BPsc 1, ch 2, BPdc 1 in next dc, [ FPdc 1 in next, BPdc 1 in next 2 dcs] 9 times, FPdc 1 in next, sl st in second ch. (30 sts)

R25: 2BPsc 1, ch 2, [ FPdc 1 in next, 2BPdctog ] 9 times, FPdc 1 in next, sl st in second ch. (20 sts)

Pass tapestry needle through all of them and tightly pull the yarn. Fig 8.

Border of violet color as for jacket then pom-pom of two colors mixed. Fig 9 and 10.

Fig 9

Fig 10

Ready measurements:
Width 9" and height 7".








The following video may help you,

ETC: Enjoy the Creativity