Reversible Woven Placemats by Kathryn A. Clark

Reversible Woven Placemats

Crochet
January 2010
yarn held together
Thread
+ Thread
= Thread ?
3.25 mm (D)
US
English
This pattern is available for $3.00.

This placemat was created using a reversible technique. This design has now been incorporated into a double overlay mosaic pattern set, which includes three placemats, available here: Double Illusion Placemats

Serve up a cold glass of milk and some fresh-baked cookies on these simple reversible woven-design placemats. They were created by alternating medium blue and light brown cotton crochet thread, holding two strands together. The design is crocheted in both directions using a combination of sc and long hdc which are worked into the previous row. The long hdc are worked with one color on odd rows and the contrasting color on even rows creating the reversible effect. Instructions are included to leave a length of thread at each end for fringe, or weave in all the ends and add a border. A chart is also included for reference. Skill Level: Easy.

Finished Sizes:
Placemat with Border: 12” x 18-1/2”
Placemat with Fringe: 12” x 20-3/4”

Gauge:
Working in pattern:
11 sts = 2”
19 rows = 3”

Materials:
Three (350 yard) balls of each color will make a set of two placemats.