Mosaic Crochet Pattern #61 - Multiple of 18+4- work flat or in the round, Left or Right hand

This tutorial is done in the Overlay Mosaic Crochet Technique. In this tutorial I will teach you how to crochet this eye-catching Mosaic Crochet design. 🦊ETSY SHOP: Pattern #61 hart set with Written Row Repeats can be found here: 🧐Too fast or too slow, learn how to change playback speed here: 🎯BINDING OFF: 💥Securing Tails at start of row: 💟Finishing, Borders & more info: 🦊 HOW TO : Mosaic Chart Reading Charts, Borders, Combining designs: ☕Enjoying my channel & want to show some love? Consider buying me a coffee to support my work and the tutorials on the channel: 🪄HOOK SIZE: I am using an size Nelsonwood hook in this tutorial, you can find more info here: #/ A Getting started: 01:00 A Row 1: 01:55 B Row 2 & joining on: 04:40 A Row 3: 06:50 Row Ends: 13:43 B Row 4: 14:42 A Row 5: 18:00 B Row 6: 21:23 A Row 7: 24:33 B Row 8: 27:16 A Row 9: 29:51 B Row 10: 32:44 A Row 11: 35:19 B Row 12: 38:02 A Row 13: 40:15 B Row 14: 42:49 A Row 15: 45:05 B Row 16: 47:25 A Row 17: 49:40 B Row 18: 52:23 Growing your project: 54:53 Repeat Rows 3 through 18 until desired size. After final repeat you will work Row 3 as your final row. I recommend using the below hook sizes depending on yarn used: 3 DK yarn : to Size 4 Medium/worsted weight: to . Mixing 3 & 4 weight: to SIZE 1 Lace Weight - to 3mm hook used on slouchy hat THE YARN used in video: I’m using size 3.& 4 yarn, any brand will work as well as any size. Color A: Lion Brand Just a Stitch in Turquoise, Color B: Stylecraft Special DK in Apple Yarn used for apron - Color A: Lion Brand Mandala in Centaur, Color B: Black Note on mixing yarn sizes 3 (DK) & Size 4 (Medium Worsted weight): THE TRICK TO MIXING YARN SIZES IS JUST KEEPING YOUR TENSION EVEN AND USING THE SMALLEST SIZE HOOK RECOMMENDED FOR THE SMALLER YARN! You can use any yarn size you like and can use yarn that is all the same size, you do not have to mix yarn sizes. Suggested starting chains for various projects - counts include 4 at end: Baby blanket: 112 chains depending on yarn size used Place mats: 76 chains Table Runner: 58 chains for total width of table runner, you will then work the repeats to obtain the total length for your table. Throw blanket : 166 chains, yarn size will affect total width and the number of repeats is up to you and will determine total length Tote or Throw Pillow: 58 chains depending on yarn size used and desired size, create 2 and seam together Makeup or Notions bag: 40, create 2 and sew together or see in the round info below Scarf: 40 chains depending on yarn size used and desired width. I recommend size 3 light weight yarn or smaller for garments. Wide scarf: 58 Chains; Shawl: 94 chains IN THE ROUND projects - Slip stitch to first chain and you must work THE REPEAT starting in that first stitch following the repeat given in the video: Slouchy Hat: 90 chains, in size 1 yarn with a hook Throw Pillow: 14“ to 16“ pillow; I used a hook & chain 108, I used a 14“ eyelet zipper and 1 skein each for color A & B, YARN USED: I love this yarn Prints in Tall Teal as color A, Big Twist Value in Medium Teal as color B Bag or Tote: 54 chains to 126 chains depending on desired size Treat bags/Mini gift bags: 36 to 72 chains You can create any project you like from Mosaic Crochet, these are just a few suggestions! Project info and starting: To begin your project you will chain in multiples of 18 plus 4 at the end to work a flat piece. You will skip the first chain and begin working in the second chain from the hook, ending up with an odd number of stitches. EXAMPLE: I chained 40 and had 39 stitches at the end of my first Foundation Row. MATH: Pattern Multiple: 18 18 = 36 chains 4 at end = 40 starting chains TO WORK IN THE ROUND: chain in multiples of 18 and slip stitch to the first chain. begin working the repeat in the first stitch [same stitch you slip stitches into) and follow the Repeat as given in the video. Stitches used in this project: Back Loop Single Crochet and Front Loop Double Crochet (drop down double crochet as I like to call it). #fiberfoxstudios