Donna's Mistake Afghan or Scarf
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Video tutorial by Clare Sullivan – http://youtu.be/kHZpFKGEFZo
In honour of two friends Donna and Bernice
Grandmother Bernice was teaching her friend Donna how to crochet and Donna wrote down the pattern for kittens in a row and gave it to my grandmother. Laura’s grandmother misread the pattern and this is what it turned out like and said Donna made the mistake when in fact my grandmother read the pattern wrong. It was a big joke between Laura’s grandmother and her friend so that's how the pattern got the name Donna's mistake and Donna called it Bernice's mistake. Laura asked me to figure out the pattern from a sample that was years old
In honour of two friends Donna and Bernice
Grandmother Bernice was teaching her friend Donna how to crochet and Donna wrote down the pattern for kittens in a row and gave it to my grandmother. Laura’s grandmother misread the pattern and this is what it turned out like and said Donna made the mistake when in fact my grandmother read the pattern wrong. It was a big joke between Laura’s grandmother and her friend so that's how the pattern got the name Donna's mistake and Donna called it Bernice's mistake. Laura asked me to figure out the pattern from a sample that was years old
Yarn with recommended hook
Yarn A
Yarn B
Yarn needle
Scissors
Special stitch
Elongated double crochet – also known as long double crochet
Yarn A
Yarn B
Yarn needle
Scissors
Special stitch
Elongated double crochet – also known as long double crochet
- Chain 3 counts as a stitch
- Multiple of 4 + 2
With colour A
Make you chain as wide as you want your scarf or afghan to be
1 - Dc into the 4th chain from the hook and each chain across, turn
Make you chain as wide as you want your scarf or afghan to be
1 - Dc into the 4th chain from the hook and each chain across, turn
2 - Ch3, 1 dc into the next 2 stitches, ch1, skip 1 stitch *1 dc into the next 3 stiches, ch1, skip 1 stitch* repeat from * to * 1 dc into the last 3 stiches, turn
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3 - Change to colour B Ch4, skip 1, *dc into the next stich, , 1 elongated dc into the dc 2 rows below, dc into the next stitch, ch1, skip 1* repeat from * to * dc into the last stitch, turn
4 - Change to colour ACh3, working around the ch1 space, 1 elongated dc into the dc 2 rows below, dc into the next stitch, ch1, skip 1 stitch, *dc into the next stitch, working around the ch1 space, 1 elongated dc into the dc 2 rows below, dc into the next stitch, ch1, skip 1 stitch* repeat from * to * you will finish with - dc into the next stitch, working around the ch1 space, 1 elongated dc into the dc 2 rows below, dc into the last stitch, turn
5 - Repeat row’s 3 and 4 for the length you desire Finish on row 3
Last 2 rows Change to colour A
1 - Ch3,*working around the ch1 space, 1 elongated dc into the dc 2 rows below, dc into the next 3 stitches* repeat from * to * you will finish with - working around the ch1 space, 1 elongated dc into the dc 2 rows below, double crochet into the last stitch, turn
1 - Ch3,*working around the ch1 space, 1 elongated dc into the dc 2 rows below, dc into the next 3 stitches* repeat from * to * you will finish with - working around the ch1 space, 1 elongated dc into the dc 2 rows below, double crochet into the last stitch, turn
2 - Ch3, dc in each stitch across
Thank you for choosing our pattern
Clare xx
PS. Thank you to my testers and a little extra thank you to Michelle and Megan xx
Thank you for choosing our pattern
Clare xx
PS. Thank you to my testers and a little extra thank you to Michelle and Megan xx