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Celebrate togetherness this Thanksgiving with friends, family, and a lovely table. This Blessed bread cloth and French press cozy can be whipped up in no time. The super easy stitch pattern, while appearing involved, is really just mindless stitching. One skein of WeCrochet’s Static will make both a cloth and a cozy, and the wool content helps to keep your rolls and your coffee warm. Choose your favorite color and get your table in tip top shape!
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Getting Started
Stitches: Ch, sc, dc
Yarn: WeCrochet’s Static (Fingering-weight #1) 437 yards/100g “Hope Chest,” 1 skein
Notions: Three ⅝” buttons
Hook: H8/5mm or size needed to obtain gauge
Sizes: Bread Cloth: 14 x 18” Cozy: 10 x 7.5”
Gauge: 2 shells x 6 rows = 2”
NOTES:
If you make the French press cozy first, then you can just go until you run out of yarn on the bread towel. I told you this was easy!
Let's start hookin'
Pattern:
French press cozy:
Ch 40
Row 1 : 2 dc in 4th ch from hook, *sk 2, sc, sk 2, shell; rep from * across, ending with 3 dc in final ch. Turn. = 5 shells, 2 half-shells
Row 2: Ch 1, *sc, sk 2, shell, sk 2; rep from * across, sc in final st. Turn.
Row 3-27:: Rep Row 2
Row 28: Ch 1, sc in each st across.
Cut yarn, weave in ends.
Sew buttons, evenly spaced, to first row. One on each end, and one in the middle. Use spaces between stitches as button holes.
Bread Cloth:
Ch 88
Row 1: 2 dc in 4th ch from hook, *sk 2, sc, sk 2, shell; rep from * across, ending with 3 dc in final ch. Turn. = 13 shells, 2 half shells
Row 2: Ch 1, *sc, sk 2, shell, sk 2; rep from * across, sc in final st. Turn.
Row 3-40: Rep Row 2
Cut yarn, weave in ends.
Both of these can do with a light blocking if you want, to smooth them out. Just be careful blocking the cozy; if you are an aggressive blocker, you may make it too big to fit!
And that’s it. You now have some marvelous handmade goodies for your table. I want to see the colors you picked! Post a pic of your finished items to your favorite social media and tag @RowsAndRoses and #RowsAndRosesBlessed so we can all see what you’ve made. If you need me, I’m only a click or two away.
Sati Glenn, owner and operator of Rows and Roses Fiberworks.
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