Spoon Stitch

This stitch is an individual stitch that can be worked into any pattern worked in the round or row by row. It is a variation on the bobble. It resembles the bobble but it is made in a different way.

Sample of Spoon Stitch

Spoon Stitch Potholder

Snowflake Coaster

Spoon Stitch Dishcloth

Spoon Stitch (spn)

Instructions

Insert hook into stitch indicated, draw up a loop, yo, draw lp through one lp on hook twice. Rep from beg 2 more times. Yo and draw through all 4 lps on hook.

This creates a stitch that has along strand on the back side of the stitch off to the side a bit going from the top of the stitch to the base of the stitch. This is formed the first time the hook is inserted into the stitch indicated.

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Can Cozy
Now that it is summer and you are probably drinking more beverages that come in a can, you might want to make some can covers to absorb the condesation out side the can. Well the pattern for the JPFCup would work great for this! You can get the pattern at
//www.jpfun.com/patterns/14misc/jpfcup.shtml. But if this does not work for you, you can make a simple dc circle then when it gets to 2-1/2" in diameter, just continue working one dc in each stitch around joining at the end of each round until it is the right height for the can. I would think using Variegated cotton yarn would work best for these covers.