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Chapel Window Bookmark
Designed by Julie A. Bolduc
This bookmark looks like a tall Chapel or Church window so I though the name of this one would fit well since it is just about Easter. Of course you can use what ever colors you want. This pattern uses this month's Featured Stitch the Y-st.
Materials Needed:
Small amount Varigated Pastels Southmaid size 10 Crochet cotton.
Size 7 steel crochet hook
Tapestry Needle for weaving in ends
Yarn Thickness: 10thread
Gauge: 10sc=1"
Finished Size: 1½"x6½"
Skill Level: Beginner
Instructions
ROW 1: Ch 16. Tr in 7th ch from hook. Ch1, dc in center of tr post. Y-st made. *Sk next 2 chs Y-st in next ch. Rep from * one more time. Sk next 2 chs. Tr in last ch. Ch4, turn.
ROW 2-15: Y-St in ch1 sp of each Y-st across. Tr in top of ch4. Ch 4, turn. But at the end of row 15, ch2, turn.
ROW 16: Sk first Y-st. Work 5 Y-sts in next Y-st. Sk next Y-st. Ch2. Slst in top of ch4.
Perimeter: Work around perimeter staring down the left side. Treat each row as a ch4 sp. *3sc in next ch4 sp. Ch1. Rep from * 13 times more. 3sc, ch2, 3sc in next corner sp. Ch1. 3sc in next ch2 sp. Ch1. 3sc in next ch2 sp. Ch1. 3sc, ch2, 3sc in next corner sp. Ch1. **3sc in next ch4 sp. Ch1. Rep from ** 13 times more. Ch1. Work 1 sc in each tr, ch1, and dc around the 5 Y-sts at the end. Join w/slst to first sc of perimeter. Fasten off and weave ends into work.
Design written on Tuesday, March 30, 1999. Copyright ©1999 By Julie A. Bolduc p110009
Random Quick Tip!
Marking A SpotIf you need to mark a special spot on a project but you don't want to write on it, scratch it or something else that can do damage, use a small piece of painter's tape on the spot, then draw a line on that piece of tape exactly where you want the mark to be. The tape is safe for all surfaces and can be easily removed, when done, without leaving a residue.