For me, its an opportunity to revel in the fact that I am Welsh. That my land is beautiful, my flag is cool, my national anthem is heart-rippingly good and my people are wonderful. Oh, and also that the Welsh rugby team is awesome. Its also a chance to wear a daffodil and eat cawl.
So, in celebration of all things Welsh I have designed a Daffodil Hexagon to share with the world. Think of Wales when you make it!
Leonie x
Hexagon Daffodil
Yarn: Light
Worsted / DK weight yarn in:
Colour
A – Dark Yellow
Colour
B – Light Yellow
Colour
C - Green
Hook: 5mm
/ H Crochet Hook. When using heavier or lighter weight yarn use an
appropriate hook size.
This pattern uses US crochet terminology.
Stitches: Cluster
[yo,
pull up loop in next dc, yo, pull through two loops on hook]. Rep in
next two dc (4 loops on hook). yo and pull through all loops on
hook.
Daffodil
Hexagon:
With
Colour A make a Magic Ring.
R
1 – ch1 and work 6 sc in the ring. Join by sl st to first sc made.
- 6 sc made.
R
2 - Working in the Front Loop only, ch3 in same place (counts as 1
dc). Work 1 dc in Front Loop of each sc around. Join by sl st in
3rd ch of initial ch3. - 6 dc made.
R
3 – ch1 and sc in same place, ch1. In each st work sc, ch1. Join
by sl st to first sc made. End Colour A. - 6sc and 6 ch1sps made.
R
4 - You will now be working in the back loop which you didn't
work into on Round 2.
Join
Colour B in any back loop of stitch on R 2. ch3 (counts as 1 dc), 2dc
in same, ch2. In back loop of next stitch work 3dc, ch2. Rep * to
* three times. In next stitch work 3dc. Join in 3rd ch
of initial ch3 by working a hdc.
R
5 - * ch3, Cluster, ch3, sl st in ch2 *. Rep * to * five times.
End Colour B. - 6 petals made.
R
6 - Join Colour C in top of any petal. Ch1. * sc in top of petal.
In ch2sp of Round 4 work 2dc, tr, 2dc *. Rep * to * five times.
Join by sl st to first sc made.
R
7 - ch3 (counts as 1 dc). Dc in next three sts. * In tr work (dc,
tr, dc). Dc in each stitch to next tr *. Rep * to * four times.
In next tr work (dc, tr, dc). Dc in each st to start of round. End
Colour C.
Weave
in ends.
Oh! I like that! Have to give it a try. Enjoy your Welsh cakes.
ReplyDeleteThat's beautiful.
ReplyDeleteLovely hexagon. Happy St David's Day
ReplyDeleteHooray.. Thank you for your hexagon daffodil pattern.. I ll try to make it in a very short time. By the way all your works are very beautiful.. Best wishes..
ReplyDeletegorgeous.....I've been looking fir something as pretty as this.... Thank you. x
ReplyDeleteLovely! A blanket made with These would look so cool.
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful but would love if it was printed in the British terminology, I struggle with the U.S.one
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteIts available to download in British terms on Ravelry...http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/daffodil-hexagon-2
I'll post the British terms on here soon too.
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luv daffodils - thk you for pattern
ReplyDeleteA friend just posted this on my FB timeline - it's fab but I must ask - do you have the UK terms for this pattern?
ReplyDeleteThanks from welsh crochet fan, Jo
aka Crafty Gifts & Cards on facebook
Yes, you can download the UK version from my Ravelry store... http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/daffodil-hexagon-2
DeleteOtherwise, I'm going to do a photo tutorial which I'll post on Saturday.
PS: love your fb page!
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Thank you... xx
DeleteI'm following you on Fb & your blog too - just fab crochet..!!
Thanks for liking my Fb page - I'm on blogger to - same title, Crafty Gifts & Cards. Pop in sometime... :-)
Thanks for the daffodil pattern. I want to make some for Relay for Life to fundraise for cancer research. I was looking for a triangle one for bunting but this will work. :)
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