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Boardwalk Can Cover
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> This can cover is part of ‘The Explore
> Collection’, three patterns which have
> been designed to complement one
> another as a set or to shine as
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> collection are the Pebble Can
> Cover and the Little Stones Can
> Cover
Recently, my patterns have been inspired by nature and the sea. It is no secret that I love the peace and tranquility that walking along a deserted beach provides.
Walking along, nothing is identical, whether it is the sand dunes, driftwood, stones, shells or the puddles leftover by a receding tide.
I originally made a can cover as a child in a girl group called the ‘Brownies’. We wrapped and stuck a strip of fabric around cans and used them as storage containers for pencils. Mine has stood the test of time and I am still using it today!
The Boardwalk Can Cover is the second design in ‘The Explore Collection’. It reminds me of a boardwalk that I have walked down many times on holidays in Wales, United Kingdom. It was found at the end of a quiet country lane and was the only way down to the beach. The lines represent the little gaps between the planks of wood.
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YARN
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Schachenmayr Catania Grande (Worsted Weight - Medium (4))
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100% mercerised cotton
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Yardage: 63 m / 69 yd; 50 g / 1.75 oz
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Colourway: 03105 (Cream)
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Yardage used: 63 m / 69 yd; 50 g / 1.75 oz (1 ball)
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The cotton yarn holds its shape well and has brilliant stitch definition. It is perfect for home decor items.
HOOKS
- 3.5mm (US E-4) crochet hook
- 4.0mm (US G-6) crochet hook or size needed to obtain gauge
GAUGE
The first 5 rounds of the pattern = 7cm / 2.75in
NOTIONS
- Yarn Needle
- Scissors
- Stitch marker (optional)
- Tin can or flat bottomed cylindrical container measuring: Height: 11cm / 4.25 in, Diameter: 7cm / 2.75 in
FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
Height: 11.5cm / 4.5in
Diameter: 7.5cm / 3 in
MY CAN IS BIGGER, CAN I STILL USE THIS PATTERN?
Yes! Instructions have been included within the pattern to allow you to adjust the size to fit a different size can or cylindrical container.
ARE THERE ANY SPECIAL STITCHES?
Some of the rounds in this pattern call for working in the third loop. A photo tutorial has been included to explain how to work this technique.
A big thank you goes out to my pattern testers for taking the time to test this pattern!
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- First published: May 2019
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