SMOG ire rie a Beata aie sprint ae =oScatlop Boarder Picture Frame Pattern BYNATASHA ¢% LOVE INDY BOO Abbreviations (US TERMS) (CH) Chain % (DC) Double Crochet (SL ST) Slip Stitch (FO) Fasten Off ¢# (from *to*) Repeat Steps (Ch-spce) Chain Space YOU WILL NEED 4mm hook # Darning Needle ¢ Scissors Hot Glue Gun and Glue Sticks # Picture Frame 2x 50g of 100% Cotton Aran Yarn This pattern features Yarn and Color Epic Wistera (115) # Celadon (121) Alternatively you can use DK yarn for this pattern but please bare in mind fhe size, durability and finished results may differ if using different yarn Ec | REP¢e Stitches you may need to know %% invisible join ~ Cut your yarn leaving a 4 inch tail and pull this tail through. Insert your needle and thread the tail through the loops of the 2nd SC and the intitial CH1 and the first SC, pull the yarn tight, but not too tight. Insert your needle into the back loop of the last SC, pull through and down the back of the stitch creating a false stitch. You want this invisible join to be more or less the same size as your other stitches around. My instagram features a reel tutorial on creating an invisible join, you can find this reel via this link or QR code, [Link] igsh-Mjl6aHROY3NiaWNvSize Options for Frames The pattern featured remains the same for ALL sizes, but the stitch count across the top and bottom panels and the amount of rows down both sides will differ depending on the frame size. This pattern works best with Fiskbo IKEA frames. Please bare in mind the crochet frame may over lap the picture more if using a thinner frame. de AG Frame ¢¥ (featured in this pattern) For both the top and bottom panels, Ch21+1. For both the sides you'll crochet a total of 22 rows of SC each. de AS Frame ¥ For both the top and bottom panels, Ch25+1. For both the sides you'll crochet a total of 26 rows of SC each. de A4 Frame ¥ For both the top and bottom panels, Ch38+1. For both the sides you'll crochet a total of 48 rows of SC each.v 1- With your chosen colour (A) ch 21+1. SC into the 2nd ch from the hook, SC into the next 20 stitches, ch1 and turn. (21) Lg ee vu us ti urRepeat row 4. FO and weave in ends. With WS (wrong side) of work facing upwards, from the left hand side skip 2 sts and insert your hook into the 3rd st pull up a loop and ch1. SC into the same spc as the ch1, SC into the next 2 sts, chi and turn. Repeat row 4 over the next 22 rows. FO and weave in ends.With (A) ch 21+1. SC into the 2nd ch from the hook, SC into the next 20 stitches, ch1 and turn. (21) 7 - With RS (right side) of work facing upwards, from the right hand side skip 3 sts, leave a long tail (approx 55cm) insert your hook into the 4th st pull up a loop and ch1. SC into the same spc as the chi, SC into the next 14 sts, leave a long tail (approx 55cm). DO NOT FO or weave in endsWith the wrong side of your work facing upwards, place the bottom panel (wrong side also facing upwards) under the the top (main) panel as pictured. From the left hand side, with the long tail on your darning needle, insert the needle through the top of the first SC of the bottom panel, threading the needle through the front stitch to the back stitch, insert the needle through the top of the first SC of the top panel, threading the needle through the back stitch to the front stitch. This will begin to attach the two panels together seamlessly.iy in BY at Thread the needle back down into the first SC of the bottom panel, threading the needle through the front stitch to the back stitch. Thread the needle through the top of the second SC of the top panel the through the back stitch to the front stitch (as pictured) this will create a V stitch on front side of your work making it look seamless. Insert your needle into the second SC of the bottom panel, threading the needle through the front stitch to the back and then thread the needle back into the top of the second SC of the top panel through the back stitch to the front. Insert your needle back down into the second SC of the bottom panel, through the front stitch to the back and then up into the third and last SC of the top panel through the back stitch to the front. on ag tl Vriy in BY at Finally insert your needle down into the third SC of the bottom panel through the front stitch to the back and then back up into the third SC of the top panel through the back stitch to the front. Repeat again. /~ Insert the tail through row 25 to the last stitch. Thread the needle through the last SC of row 3 of the bottom panel, through the back stitch and then the front. Insert your needle into the first SC of the top panel and secure with a knot. This will bring the corners of the panels together.s ~ With the WS still facing upwards, insert the needle into the last SC of row 3 and knot to secure the tail. Repeat Step 3-7 with the opposite side. vu us ti urWith the front of your work facing upwards, from the top left hand corner insert your hook into the 3rd stitch from the corner, as pictured. Pull up a loop with colour B and ch1. Skip a stitch and DC into next stitch (this should be the last stitch on the panel). DC 5 more times into the same spc as the first DC, you should have 6DC in total, to create your first scallop stitch corner. Skip a row and sl st into the side of the first SC of the next row. This will turn your panel to begin working along the first side of the frame. — Skip a row and DC 5 times into the side of the first SC of the next row, skip a row and sl st into the side of the first SC of the next row. You'll be crocheting 6DC for each corner and 5DC for each scallop around. —-| | | | | iy is BY | Continue to repeat step 3 along the side of the panel until the last 2 rows, you should end with a sl st. Skip a row and into the top of the foundation chain, DC into the first stitch, then DC 5 more times into the same spc. This will create your next corner, and turn your work to work along the next side of the panel. You should have 6 sets of 5DC along the first side, plus your first corner of 6DC. Skip a foundation chain and sl st into the next foundation chain. *Skip a stitch and DC 5 times into the next stitch, skip a stitch, sl st into the next stitch* repeat from * to * 3 more times. Skip a stitch and DC6 times into the last stitch of the foundation chain. This will create your third corner and turn your work to work along the next side. You should have 4 sets of 5DC along the second side, plus the second corner of 6DC. ll ca team as AeA RE A AAA nt RE RO ocr een ere ee cee ofiy in BY at Skip a row and sl st into the side of the first SC of the next row. Repeat step 3 along the side of the panel until the last 2 rows, you should end with a sl st. Skip a row and into the top of the foundation chain, DC into the first stitch, then DC 5 more times into the same spe. This will create your next fourth and final corner, turning your work to work along the final side of the panel. You should have 6 sets of 5DC along the first side, plus your third corner of 6DC. Skip a foundation chain and sl st into the next foundation chain. *Skip a stitch and DC 5 times into the next stitch, skip a stitch, sl st into the next stitch* repeat from * to * 3 more times. Cut a tail and FO with an invisible join into the first DC made in the first corner. You should have 4 sets of 5DC along the second side, plus the fourth corner of 6DC.a ae ‘p ore cnnE-lOrO From the bottom left hand corner of the frame, add hot glue along the bottom panel of the frame. Place the crochet frame down onto the wooden frame, using the left corner as your first guide, join the frame corner and the crochet panel corner together, do not glue the boarder to the frame. Use the bottom right corner of the frame as your next guide and press down the crochet panel to the next corner.lo CU From the left hand side of the frame, place glue along the next panel. Use the top left corner as your next guide to keep the crochet panel straight when placing it down on the glue. Place the glue and attach the panel right up to the beginning of the top panel. Repeat Step 2 with the right hand side of the frame, remember to use the corner as a guide. You should have the top panel of the frame left to glue. Glue the remaining part of the crochet panel to top of the frame, using both corners as a guide to keep the panel straight and taught. Go around the panel to make sure all corners are glued to the frame.