Part 1 - The Arbor Blanket Crochet Tutorial!
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- Опубліковано 5 вер 2024
- Here is a list of timestamps for your convenience, also check out the comments section for the full written pattern-
Round 1 - 2:25
Round 2 - 6:34
Round 3 - 10:10
Round 4 - 14:49
Round 5 - 21:53
Round 6 - 29:54
Round 7 - 38:26
Round 8 - 48:48
I will start this pattern tomorrow for my square table.
Beautiful colour and design!!👌👌👌👌
Here is the written pattern translated by -
Donna Carlen
Arbor Blanket written out - Worsted yarn, Hook size I
ROUND 1 - ch 4 (counts as 1dc, plus 1ch) chain 3 more (total chain 7)
1dc in 1st chain,
ch 3, 1dc in 1st chain again (6 times)
ch 3 and slip stitch in 3rd ch of initial ch 7, cinch center with tail, closing it
YIELD: 8 dc, separated by ch 3 spaces.
ROUND TWO - chain 6 (counts as 1dc and 3-ch loop)
*3dc in next dc; ch 3, 1dc, in next dc*
repeat from * to * TWO MORE times
ch 3, 3dc in next/last dc, ch 3, slip st in 3rd ch of 6-ch loop.
ROUND THREE - ch 6, (leaf increase) 2dc in next dc, 1dc in next dc, 2dc in next/last dc. (yield 5 dc)
*ch 3, 1dc in next dc, ch 3, 2dc in 1st dc, 1dc in 2nd dc, 2dc in next/last dc.*
repeat from * to * TWO MORE times
ch 3, sl st in the 3rd chain of initial ch-6 loop - NOW IS LOOKING SQUARE
ROUND FOUR - ch 4 (counts as 1dc plus 1 ch) in SAME dc make 1 dc. (start of CORNER to be finished at end of round) (looks like a V stitch)
ch 3, (grow leaf) 2dc in 1st dc, 1 in each of next 3 dc, 2dc in last dc. (7 dc total) Note; leaves do not get any wider.
*ch 3, 1dc-ch1-1dc-ch1-1dc all in next dc (CORNER made)
ch 3, (grow) 2dc in 1st dc, 1 in each of next 3 dc, 2dc in last dc.*
Repeat from * to * TWO MORE times.
ch 3, 1dc in top of next/last dc, ch 1, sl st in 3rd ch of initial ch. (finishing CORNER from start of round)
ROUND FIVE - ch 6, 3dc in next dc (new leaf)
ch 3, (shrink leaf) skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5 dc, skip last dc (total 5dc)
*ch 3, 3dc in 1st dc (new leaf), ch 3, 1dc in next/center dc, ch 3, 3dc in next/last dc CORNER MADE
ch 3, (shrink) skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5 dc, skip last dc*
Repeat from * to * TWO MORE times
ch 3, 3dc in next dc, ch 3, slip st in 3rd ch of initial chain 6
ROUND SIX NOTE: new leaves forming, existing leaves shrinking
ch 6 (counts as 1dc and ch3 space) 2dc in next dc, 1 dc in next/center dc, 2 dc in next/last dc (total 5 dc) as leaf grows
ch 3, (leaf shrinks) skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 3 dc, skip last dc
ch 3, (grows) 2dc in 1st dc, 1dc in next/center dc, 2dc in next/last dc. (total 5 dc)
*ch 3, 1dc in next dc
ch 3, (grows) 2dc in next dc, 1 in next dc, 2 in next/last dc. (total 5 dc)
ch 3, (shrinks) skip 1st, 1dc in next 3 dc, skip last dc
ch 3, (grows) 2dc in next dc, 1 in next/center dc, 2 in next/last dc (total 5 dc)*
Repeat from * to * TWO TIMES MORE
ch 3, sl st in 3rd ch of initial ch 6.
ROUND SEVEN - LOOK TO THE CENTER…on corners it grows from 1 dc in 1st round, 1dc in 2nd round, then 3rd round is a branch out of 1dc-ch1-1dc-ch1-1dc.
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CH 4 (counts as 1dc, ch1), 1dc in same stitch (this corner will be completed as we come around again to beginning)
ch 3, 2dc in 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 3 dc, 2dc in last dc (growing) (7 dc total)
ch 3, skip 1st dc, 1dc in next/center dc, skip last (completes leaf)
ch 3, 2dc in 1st dc, 1 dc in each of next 3, 2dc in last dc (growing) (7 dc total)
*ch 3, CORNER (growing/branching out) 1dc-ch1-1dc-ch1-1dc all in next dc
ch 3, 2dc in 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 3 dc, 2dc in last dc (growing) (7 dc total)
ch 3, skip 1st dc, 1dc in next/center dc, skip last (completes leaf)
ch 3, 2dc in 1st dc, dc in each of next 3 dc, 2dc in last (growing leaf) 7 dc total*
Repeat from * to * TWO TIMES MORE
ch 3, LAST CORNER, 1dc in next/last dc of round, ch 1, sl st in 3rd ch of ch loop, completing round.
ROUND EIGHT - chain 6 (counts as dc and ch 3 space), 3dc in next dc (new leaf)
ch 3, shrinking leaf, skip 1st dc, 1dc 5 dc, skipping last dc (total 5 dc)
ch 3, new leaf, 3dc in dc
ch 3, shrinking - skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5 dc, skip last dc
ch 3, new leaf, 3dc in dc, ch 3, 1dc in next/center dc,
ch 3, 3dc in next/last dc (new leaf) (also a CORNER)
ch 3, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5, skip last dc
ch 3, 3dc in next dc (new leaf)
ch 3, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5 dc, skip last dc
ch 3, 3dc in next dc (new leaf), ch 3, 1dc in next/center dc, ch 3, 3dc in next/last dc (new leaf)
ch 3, skip 1st dc, 1dc in next of each 5 dc, skip last dc
ch 3, 3dc in next dc (new leaf)
ch 3, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5 dc, skip last dc
CORNER, ch 3, 3dc in 1st dc (new leaf), ch 3, 1dc in next/center dc, ch 3, 3dc in next/last dc (new leaf)
ch 3, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5, skip last dc
ch 3, 3dc in next dc (new leaf)
ch 3, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5 dc, skip next/last dc
ch 3, LAST CORNER, 3dc in next dc, ch 3, slip st in 3rd stitch of initial chain.
ROUND NINE (2nd video, part 2) This is the repeat
ch 6, 2dc in 1st dc, 1dc in 2nd dc, 2 dc in next/last dc (grow leaf)
ch 3, shrink leaf, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 3, skip last dc (3dc total)
ch 3, grow - 2dc in 1st dc, 1dc in next, 2dc in next/last dc
ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1 dc in each of next 3, skip last dc
ch 3, grow - 2dc in 1st dc, 1 dc in next, 2dc in next/last
ch 3, 1dc in next dc (center of CORNER)
* ch 3, grow - 2dc in 1st dc, 1 dc in next dc, 2 dc in next/last dc
ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 3, skip next/last dc
ch 3, grow, 2dc in 1st dc, 1 in next dc, 2 in next/last dc
ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1 dc in each of next 3 dc, skip next/last dc
ch 3, grow, 2dc in 1st dc, 1 in next dc, 2 in last dc
ch 3, 1dc in next dc (center of CORNER) *
Repeat from * to * ONE MORE TIME
ch 3, grow, 2 dc in next dc, 1 dc in next, 2dc in next/last dc
ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1 dc in each of next 3 dc, skip next/last dc
ch 3, grow, 2dc in 1st dc, 1 dc in next dc, 2 dc in next/last dc
ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 3 dc, skip last dc
ch 3, grow, 2dc in 1st dc, 1 dc in next dc, 2 dc in next/last dc
ch 3, END of round--slip stitch in 3rd ch of initial chain loop
NOTE: look to corners - note that 2 rounds contain 1 dc, then the 3rd round contains a “branch out” of 3dc
ROUND 10 - ch 4, 1dc in the same stitch (counts as 1dc, ch 1, 1dc)
* ch 3, grow, 2dc in 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 3, 2dc in next/last dc (7dc)
ch 3, shrink/complete leaf, 1dc in center dc
ch 3, grow, 2dc in 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 3dc, 2dc in next/last dc (7 dc)
ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1dc in 2nd dc, skip last dc
ch 3, grow, 2dc in 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 3 dc, 2dc in last dc
ch 3, CORNER branch, 1dc-ch1-1dc-ch1-1dc all in next dc *
Repeat from * to * TWO TIMES MORE
ch 3, grow, 2dc in 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 3dc, 2dc in next/last dc
ch 3, shrink - skip 1st dc, 1dc in next/center dc, skip next/last dc
ch 3, grow, 2dc in 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 3dc, 2dc in next/last dc
ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1dc in next/center dc, skip last dc
ch 3, grow, 2dc in 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 3dc, 2dc in next/last dc
ch 3 - END of row…1dc in same as starting chain, ch 1, slip stitch in ch 3 of starting chain (to finish initial cluster)
ROUND ELEVEN LAST ROUND of repeat
ch 6, 3dc in next dc (new leaf)
*ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5 dc, skip last dc
ch 3, 3dc in next dc (new leaf)
ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1dc in next 5 dc, skip last dc
ch 3, 3dc in next dc (new leaf)
ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5 dc, skip last dc
ch 3, CORNER, 3dc in next dc, ch 3, 1dc in next/center dc, ch 3, 3dc in next/last dc*
Repeat from * to * TWO MORE TIMES
ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5 dc, skip last dc
ch 3, grow, 3dc in next dc (new leaf)
ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5 dc, skip last dc
ch 3, grow, 3dc in next dc (new leaf)
ch 3, shrink, skip 1st dc, 1dc in each of next 5 dc, skip last dc
ch 3, end of round, 3dc in next dc (next to chain), ch 3, slip stitch in 3rd ch of initial chain loop
YOU CAN CONTINUE WITH MORE ROUNDS, BUT THIS IS THE ROUND YOU END ON …
and below is the suggested edging/border - start in corner, center...
ch 1, 1sc in same stitch, 3sc in chain loop, ch 3, dc decrease across next 3 dc, ch 3, 3sc in ch loop, ch 4 skip next dc, dc decrease across next 3 dc, skip next dc, ch 4, 3sc in chain loop, continue as established. Be sure to chain 3 before and after decrease over 3 dc….chain 4 before and after decrease of center 3 over 5 dc. When you reach a corner, ch 3, work dc decrease over 3dc, ch 3, 3sc in chain loop, 1sc in corner/center dc, 3 sc in loop, continuing as established around.
I've made this a throw, and a tablecloth.. I just wished that for every square tutorial there would a rectangle example.
Love love that pattern looks old school.
Lovely pattern and excellent tutorial 👍💕 one question, why don't you dc2tog when going back from 7 to 5 stitches for the leaves? Thanks again xx
Woooow 👍
Thank you Donna Carlen for all this work - I prefer to crochet from a written pattern so this is excellent to find!
I always end up working about half a row ahead of you with these tutorials. Not because I'm fabulous (I'm SO not!), but because your explanations make it sound so easy! You make the rest of us look like pros!
I've had this one bookmarked since the day it went up. I'm doing a Forest and Fairies themed blanket for my granddaughters, and this looked like the perfect foundation for all my little motifs. I'll post you a picture of the finished product, if you want to see.
Keep bringing these tutorials, please?
Thanks for beautiful design,it is amazing,like a very good book,I cannot leave it down,longing to share it with my class on Weds. night,we sing your praises most nights,made yourKimono shawls,and won prizes at shows,please keep up your great work,Bess you ,always
I think this would be beautiful in green ombre. I love to pun and so you saying that it is starting to branch out, really made my day.
I'm constantly impressed with your talent, creativity and thorough tutorials! This is another grand slam, just gorgeous! Thank you for sharing with us. 💜💜😻😻😎😎💜💜
Came across your channel and just fell in love with all that you have done ! I’ve been crocheting for lots of years. My mother taught me with aunt Lydia’s rug yarn when I was six. Then a few years later my grandmother got me started with doilies. So I’ve picked up knowledge and skills over the years. I was pleasantly pleased to learn a different way to join at the end of a round. My works look SO much better. The ugly gap and such are HISTORY! THANK YOU!
I come to love your tutorials since I made the Lace Diamond Blanket following your video instructions. I'm sure that this blanket would be wonderful as you said with a variegated yarn. Its now on my crochet bucket list :D. Once again thank you for all your time and devotion to teach us to replicate your projects. :)
thx to u i'm not afraid my first project with u was the floating filet it turned out great!!!!! i never thought i was capable of doing this kind of work but with the right teacher , i found that it is possible. thx luv ur spinneret Cynthia
This would be perfect for a light, airy blanket to use in the summer. Thanks for taking the time to make this tutorial!
Love your videos so much! I’m left handed so I watch your videos in a mirror 🤣
I'm a lefty too. I can follow him, i just go the opposite direction.
I really want thank you for sharing and making everything so easy with your gentle voice and your detail stitches thank you God bless
O Yes ... I’m Making Magnificent Blanket’s Toooooooooooo ... I’m Loving All You Video’s ... Thank You so much ... Bless You ...AMEN ... 🙏🥰💜👑🧶👀
Lovely, I have some yarn similar to a whirl that I think would look gorgeous made into this.
Love your tutorials, your voice is easy to listen to and you make crocheting fun, thank you
I made this shawl and it was so beautiful and now you offer this to us. So pretty. Thanks so much!! Love your creativity and you so much!!!
I think you do a fabulous job of teaching how to do stitches and patterns. You rock.
Absolutely stunning!!! Your work/talent/skill is impeccable. Thank you kindly for your inspiration .
I’m going back in time, fabulous pattern, would make it for a light summer throw.
I absolutely love this pattern and I think its most beautiful in one color
Thank you so much for sharing this with us. I really like your tutorials. I especially like that you explain things so thoroughly. I was intimidated by this design for a long time and finally had the courage to watch your video and I finished a square which would be turned into a throw pillow cover. I'm excited to make more in different colors. Again, thank you. Stay safe and well. 😊
Thank you once again for a beautiful blanket. Love the color for the leaves. You are so talented. 🤗
Absouletely love this pattern its not hard its just knowing how to put it togeather love your tutorials
Wow! Something so beautiful yet you make it so simple. I just knew this was gonna be difficult. but after watching this video is was so simple. Thank you.
I have made this blanket , which way filet, lace diamonds, and donated them. you are so awsome
Hola , soy de España 🇪🇸 y no conozco tu idioma pero las imágenes son estupendas y me gusta todo lo que públicas , Gracias por todo 👏👏👏💝☘️💖🍀
You are not confusing hun it’s all double crochet so I think by now we all get what u mean ! You are amazing!
Thank you for sharing this beautiful pattern.I am looking forward to learn your next pattern
Thank you for yet another wonderful tutorial you’re an awesome teacher and the sweetest!
Thank you for this tutorial!...Since it's nearly spring, I started this pattern with RHSS Amethyst...the brilliant color makes it look more like a lovely flower!😊
I love this pattern!!! It's so beautiful. Right now I'm working on the Which Way Filet and this will be next on my list...🤩
Thank you so very much for your exceptional tutorials and encouragement...🧡
Love that you are making blankets using the shawl patterns! How about a Granny Virus blanket? Love your work!
His virus meets granny is awesome and fun to do
I just had to click on your video and tell you I am so impressed! This is really a beautiful pattern I would love to make it into a wrap. ❤️😉I bet you might be able to do that :-) I appreciate you so much! Have a great day!
Cottage Keeper I was thinking the same - table cover or shawl
Fiber Spider has a wonderful tutorial for the Arbor Shawl. Check it out. It makes up beautifully and very rapidly. It's like a half of this beautiful blanket.
O yes recommend you , because it so easy to learn thanks did a good among of your work waiting for more yarns 😂 thanks 👍😊
A Shawl with this stitch plisss!!!🙏🏻😊💗🌸💗🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸🌸
You do so many beautiful things. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. God bless you.
This is so beautiful. I've already done one of these, and I've just started doing it a second time. This time, I'm doing it with a #3 weight thread and a 5mm hook. Just as a variation, instead of skipping a stitch on the decrease of the leaves, I'm doing a 2-stitches-together decrease. Seems to be working okay (ending each leaf with a 3-together-decrease).
So far, so good!
I am finally getting to try this one. Love it and many many thanks for your guidance.
Another beautiful blanket!! thank you!
love this also made the arbor shawl..try changing hooks that will help with splitting yarn...
Thank you so much for this lovely pattern. You certainly presented systematic and logical instructions, as you do with all your videos. So many patterns, so little time :-)
Oh my god are you always so much beautiful crochet . I follow you from the-day one I see one of your video thank you I love it
Awesome..... i am a beginner and I can follow you perfectly
You inspire me. I just completed a blanket.
Excellent teacher
Oh my goodness I can't wait to hang out with you and do this pattern
I just love all your talent! You are awesome! Thank you so much!
💖💖💖💖💖
Awwww love it.. Im crocheting right now.. a Autumn 🍃Leaves Shawl.. but this would fit with it😉.. thnx for the beautiful tutorial 🌹
Fiber spider, just when I think I have decided which of your patterns I’m going to make, a different one pops up and I want to do it too.....decisions decisions!!!
Yet another gorgeous stitch and blanket spider thank you , this looks lovely in the green and would work nicely in Autumn colours , which to choose 🤔 Amanda xx
Amanda H ooohhh, yes! Autumn colors would be amazing!
Why not do both?! :D I'm currently doing one in green. But not ten minutes ago, I said to my daughter, "wouldn't this look great in gold and orange and red, fall colors?"
I just saw this photo pop up on my feed and it looks amazing!
Kind of looks too lacy to be a blanket but it would make an awesome table cover!
vegangelist hi yes I agree about the table cloth it would be gorgeous made in a cotton yarn 😊
Great idea for a table cloth! Another idea is to use a thinner yarn and a smaller gauge hook to decrease the laciness (is that a word? Lol) 😁🕷🕸☕
vegangelist that great deal I looking to make table topperr hummm ty idea
Fiber Spider yes, I definitely think a lighter weight yarn is the way to go for such a thing. A sport weight cotton should work.
But golly I love this dark green!
Laciness is a word that I use, so yes. LOL. But, also, yes because it really IS a word. :)
Trying something new,always exciting.
Wow!! Love this beautiful blanket
❤️😍Very very beautiful that’s a beautiful stage and a very beautiful blanket guess what I’m going to make that thank you God bless you
Awesome blanket
Very nice I enjoy it and do it with you step by step thank you so and waiting for more and more vedios
This is so pretty!!!! I'm planning on making this in fall colors, red orange and brown. Hopefully I'll be able to change the colors at the correct part
Very nice design
needless to add but I loveeeee your tutorials , of course subscribed! for the love of crochet ;-)
This is an incredible pattern. Thank you.
Lovely pattern and color.
Thank You!
im crocheting this now. thanks a lot. you're awesome.
Soooooo beautiful!! Thank you for your tutorial !!
Could you make this into a blouse? I love the pattern. I love watching and listening to your tutorials.
Amazing! Gorgeous ty Craig! 💕💕
i love this pattern ty so easy tp follow great job in explaining yourself
I have to do this...thanks.
Will do this for a bed using Lion Brand Mandala Warlock. I think it will look beautiful. By the way I love your tutorials.
Wow... Just wow! Speechless!
Doing one in fall yellow! 🧡
Or red heart ombre, in the dark teal! That would be amazing.
But I really love it in this dark jade.
vegangelist It's like you read my mind, I have three skeins of the ombre in teal that I thought would be the perfect colour and yarn for this pattern the first time I saw it. FiberSpider's tutorials are definitely the best. 💞
Oh Wow! That’s gorgeous 🌹
Thank You so much for this video on this arbor blanket.
Beautiful could be a tablecloth gorgeous !
lt so nice the stitch
Lovely design
Thank you 😇
One words it's unique
Wow, that's beautiful.
Beautiful design sister
Very nice. Love the color!
started on today It is simply and lovely
make sure you count most of today pulling threads
Thank you
Very impress with this tutorial
Love it💝😻
TY
Love this pattern
I made the shawl will have to make this now
❤️ ❤️ ❤️
I love to listen to your videos and type up the patterns as I go. I have made several items from them. Please let me know if there is some way I can send a Word document to you. You could do whatever you want with it; rewrite, translate, whatever.
Great Job, Love it Be save Gracias
Omg your the bomb
Absolutely love this :)
Next project after the cloister I'm doing :)
Well explained
Think this would look awesome if you crochet some flowers and dotted across the top as a blanket, also if you put a plastic stitch marker on the corner post your would always know it was the corner if crocheting and chatting for example so not always mindful where you were and would definitely help people watching identify oh it’s a corner. I’m just trying to suss out a way to make it not square off for thinking cap I would want one that is narrower than long for a bed spread maybe have to make small ones and crochet them together
Another amazing tutorial. I will try and make a table cloth out of this in a cotton Can you make some tablecloth tutorials ❤️❤️
Love your work
I have got to try however I am making rabbits at this time.
Piece of art!!!!
May I reccommend hot lemon drink, no sugar a pinch of salt. I had the same problem, granny nextdoor told me to do that, better than medìcine which i hate. Pardon me for being presumptioùs. Love ur webs.
I love this pattern! I don’t see a link to the written pattern. Can you please add It? Thanks!
This Blanket is amazing. I was wondering if this pattern will look good if I change yarn color. Like a fading of green? Or with a Variegated yarn? Love at first sight, with this stitch.
Just lovely....
i'm using chunky tea leaf
каждый узор новая песня огромное спасибо
I LOVE this!