Cut off the yarn but make sure to leave a long tail since you’ll be sewing it. Put the hook through the whole thing and slip stitch. This pattern is the sole property of MJ’s Off the Hook Designs. Small Adult shown in Thick & Quick in Wheat. Add a garment tag for a personalized touch. Blow-dry pom to fluff and snap to the top of the hat. Chain 9, then slip stitch into the same front loop * Repeat this process until you have worked on all the back loops from the previous row. Make a yarn pom pom or attach a faux fur pom pom. * Slip stitch into the front loop of the first stitch. Chain 9, then slip stitch into the same back loop * Repeat this process until you have worked on all the back loops from the previous row. * Slip stitch into the back loop of the first stitch. When you are done making the 24 treble crochets, slip stitch into the fourth chain from the beginning of the row. Work around the circle and make 24 treble crochets or two treble crochets on top of every single crochet from the previous row. Row 2:Ĭhain 4, then make one treble crochet on the same stitch where you did the chain 4. Slip stitch into the first single crochet to join the ends. Tapestry needle Steps to Crochet Pompom First Layer:
To make a crochet pompom, we’ll be needing a few materials. In fact, there are few crochets stitches you need to know to be able to make one. And I’ve dug out some paper piecing hexies, which is a very old, ongoing project.Unlike the regular yarn pompoms, making a crochet pompom involves more than just tying the middle of the yarn and cutting the loops. Maybe some Jedi robes for the boys, slightly different. I have draped myself in it every evening since I finished it last week. By morning it was dry (It was near the radiator). I sprayed it lightly with water and left it over night. It doesn’t seem to have ruined the carpet. I pinned it directly onto the carpet because I don’t have any spongey foam boards. Fasten off, sew in ends and admire.Īmazingly for me, I blocked the blanket. Photo 5: Slip stitch into bottom of the cluster (original 4th ch from hk.)
Photo 3: Before yarning over and pulling through last 5 loops. I’ve broken it down with a few pictures below: *Ch7, 4tgr in 4th ch from hook, ch1, ss into bottom of cluster, ch3, skip 3 st and ss into next st.* repeat around. YO, pull through 2 loops, 4 loops on hook.YO hook insert into st, pull up a loop, 6 loops on hook. YO, pull through 2 loops, 5 loops on hook. YO hook insert into st, pull up a loop, 5 loops on hook. YO, pull through 2 loops, 3 loops on hook. YO hook insert into st, pull up a loop, 4 loops on hook. YO hook, pull through 2 loops, 2 loops on hook. Yarn over (YO) hook, insert hook in stitch (st), pull up a loop, 3 loops on hook. Have you had this kind of experience? If you’ve come up with a new idea/pattern, do you check out whether or not it has been done before? Since I’ve already taken some photographs I’ll put up the method of how I made my pompoms.
#Crochet pom pom pattern plus#
On the plus side, I have discovered a delightful blog! However, someone else has too, I discovered via Pinterest. My reaction to that was to come up with my own cheaty pompom. Every pompom took an age and it would have taken a lifetime to go round the whole blanket. I’d found a couple of patterns and tutorials that had really faffy ways of crocheting pompoms, that I just couldn’t be bothered to do. Well, I thought I had until I started checking out other places on t’interwebs. I was super proud of them because I made up the pattern myself. I love the red and I just think they’re fabulous. The bobbly pompoms are my absolute favourite bit. I’m not sure this is the yarn for that project but I’ve still got loads of Stylecraft left so… Some of the blankets I’ve seen are exquisitely beautiful but they look cottony and fine, not woolly and wintery. I’m still undecided about the Rustic Lace Square with this yarn though. Last year I bought a pile of Stylecraft Life DK thinking I was going to make a Rustic Lace Square blanket. I’ve totally copied! It’s called A Touch of Spice and I really love it. Sandra herself did the same thing and I liked it even more than the SoL. The stitch used is the Stacked Shells section of Cherry Heart’s Spice of Life blanket. It’s usually to do with not turning out how they looked in my head, so they get abandoned or I give them away. A blanket just for me! I am really surprised that I Iove it because most of my finished blankets tend to make me feel a bit meh.
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