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The Peacock Eye Rug
This pattern produces a round carpet with peacock eyes made by front-post stithes.
I used 3000 meters of cotton string (3 mm thick) and a 5 mm crochet hook (size H in the US) to obtain a diameter of 150 cm (59 inches). The pattern has 71 rounds and the whole work took me about 18 hours.
The carpet is worked in a spiral, so as to avoid that ugly seam running from the center to the edge. Remember: don’t close any rounds with a slip stitch.
You can use any yarn, but remember one thing: the crochet hook needs to be almost twice as thick as the yarn!!!
If you use a yarn of different thickness than my 3 mm cord then the diameter will change, but I can’t predict by how much.
This pattern has been first published in Polish on my blog in three parts:
* part 1, rounds 1-27:
http://magiccarpetstudio.blogspot.com/2023/04/dywan-w-paw...
* part 2, rounds 28-48:
http://magiccarpetstudio.blogspot.com/2023/04/kwi-03-dywa...
* part 3, rounds 49-71:
http://magiccarpetstudio.blogspot.com/2023/04/dywan-w-paw...
- First published: April 2023
- Page created: April 30, 2023
- Last updated: April 30, 2023 …
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