How To Crochet The Trudie Throw
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Crochet The Trudie Throw
The Trudie Throw crochet pattern is extraordinary, a true showcase of artistic finesse. It evokes a warm, homey vibe that brings comfort and charm into any space it inhabits. With its distinctive design, it reflects a beautiful blend of tradition and modern aesthetics, which is simply breathtaking. The Trudie Throw is not just a piece of crochet; it’s a piece of art that adds a touch of elegance and sophistication to your decor. Its beauty seems to transcend the confines of ordinary crochet patterns, marking it as a timeless piece that can be cherished for generations.
Trudie Throw
The Trudie Throw is a masterpiece of crochet artistry that captivates with its elegant blend of textures and colors. This pattern is a fun design, showcasing the designer’s creativity and attention to detail. The harmonious combination of colors breathes life into the throw, making it not just a cozy accessory but a striking piece of home decor.
Its versatility and timeless charm make it a treasured project for crocheters of all levels. The Trudie Throw stands out as a testament to the beauty and warmth that handmade crafts bring into our homes, making it a truly commendable work of art.
Materials:
- Yarn: Lion Brand Basic Stitch Premium, Cream (10 balls), and Tourmaline (5 balls).
- Crochet Hook: 5.5 mm (US I), or size needed to meet gauge.
- Other Tools: Darning needle.
Gauge:
14 sts x 8 rows in double crochet (dc) = 4” x 4”.
Finished Dimensions:
48” x 66”.
Abbreviations (US Terms):
- st(s) = stitch(es)
- ch = chain
- slst = slip stitch
- sc = single crochet
- dc = double crochet
- MC = main color
- CC = contrast color
- sm = stitch marker
- rs = right side
- ws = wrong side
Pattern Notes:
- Ch 3 at the beginning of a round counts as a dc.
- Ch 4 at the beginning of a row counts as dc plus ch 1.
- Ch 5 at the beginning of a round counts as dc plus ch 2.
- Ensure all squares face the same direction for uniformity.
- The blanket uses two colors; the color used for each round/row is indicated as MC or CC.
- Blocking squares before assembling is recommended for the best results.
Pattern:
Square (Make 39):
- MC: Ch 4, join with slst to form a ring.
- Round 1 (rs): Ch 5, 3dc in ring, ch 2 repeat 2 more times, 2dc in ring, join with slst to 3rd ch of ch 5, turn. (12 dc)
- Round 2 (ws): Ch 5, 2dc in same ch sp, dc in each st, in ch sp (2dc, ch 2, 2dc), dc in each st repeat 2 more times, dc in ch sp, join with slst to 3rd ch of ch 5, turn. (28 dc)
- Continue similarly, increasing dc counts as per pattern instructions through Round 7, ending with 108 dc in the final round.
Triangle B (Make 5), Triangle C (Make 3), Triangle D (Make 5), Triangle E (Make 3):
- The triangles follow a similar increase pattern as the squares, starting with a smaller base and expanding each row.
- Each triangle type varies slightly in the number of rows or color changes. Follow the specific instructions for rows for each triangle type.
Assembly:
- Refer to the provided schematic for the layout.
- Seam squares and triangles as indicated, ensuring the correct orientation.
- Mattress stitch or the preferred seaming method is recommended.
Finishing:
- MC: Join yarn in any corner and ch 1.
- Round 1: Sc evenly around the blanket, join with slst to the first st, and fasten off. Weave in all ends.
- Stitch counts for the border may vary; approximate counts for each side are provided for guidance.
This pattern, based on the Trudie Afghan, combines the beauty of granny squares and triangles with a modern twist.
