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Trinket Dish

Updated: Jul 25

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This pattern is a great intro into crocheting in the round for beginner crocheters. You get to practice single crochet, increases, and a few other basic stitches and steps. Soon you'll be whipping up trinket dishes for all your small trinkets!


Level of Difficulty: Beginner


Full Youtube Tutorial

What you'll need:

Supplies!
Supplies!
  • Worsted Weight Yarn - 12 g

  • 5.0mm Crochet Hook

  • Stitch Marker

  • Darning Needle

  • Scissors


Terminology:

SC - Single Crochet

INC - Increase

BLO - Back Loop Only

FLO - Front Loop Only

RND - Crochet in Rounds

(#) - Total of stitches at end of RND


Making the Piece

RND 1:  6SC into a MR, pull tight to close (6) [Photo 1]

Photo 1
Photo 1

RND 2:  6INC (12) [Photo 2]

Photo 2
Photo 2

RND 3:  (1SC, 1INC)x6 (18) [Photo 3]

Photo 3
Photo 3

RND 4: (2SC, 1INC)x6 (24) [Photo 4]

Photo 4
Photo 4

RND 5: (3SC, 1INC)x6 (30) [Photo 5]

Photo 5
Photo 5

RND 6: (4SC, 1INC)x6 (36) [Photo 6]

Photo 6
Photo 6

RND 7: (5SC, 1INC)x6 (42) [Photo 7]

Photo 7
Photo 7

RND 8:  BLO 42SC (42) [Photo 8-9]

Photo 8 - I'm demonstrating with my darning needle how to find the 'back loop' of a stitch for the BLO
Photo 8 - I'm demonstrating with my darning needle how to find the 'back loop' of a stitch for the BLO
Photo 9 - By the end of this RND you will have a line of FLO stitches left over that you will later stitch into.
Photo 9 - By the end of this RND you will have a line of FLO stitches left over that you will later stitch into.

RND 9: 42SC (42)

RND 10: FLO 42SC (42) [Photo 10]

Photo 10 - I'm demonstrating with my darning needle how to find the 'front loop' of a stitch for the FLO
Photo 10 - I'm demonstrating with my darning needle how to find the 'front loop' of a stitch for the FLO

RND 11: FLO 42SC (42) [Photo 11]

Photo 11 - I'm demonstrating with my darning needle how to find the 'front loop' of a stitch for the FLO
Photo 11 - I'm demonstrating with my darning needle how to find the 'front loop' of a stitch for the FLO

RND 12: 42SC made through BOTH the remaining FLO left over from RND 8 and both of the

  loops of RND 10 (42) [Photo 12]

Photo 12 - You can see that on my hook I have my active loop, the FLO from RND 8, both loops from RND 10.  Totaling 4 loops before I pull through.
Photo 12 - You can see that on my hook I have my active loop, the FLO from RND 8, both loops from RND 10. Totaling 4 loops before I pull through.

Cut yarn and pull through ends.  Invisibly finish and weave in ends. Don't know how to invisibly finish? Learn how here. [Photo 13]

Photo 13
Photo 13

Allow you cat inspection team to come in and examine your work.

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Indy approves!

 
 
 

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