 The Twilight All Around crochet pattern is a quick and easy project that can be made into a rug, a small lovey, a large blanket, a doily, a coaster, a table mat for placing plants on, a long table cloth... SO many options! You choose the yarn, work with the suggested hook for that yarn and with a few little tips I will give, you can create so many things for your home! Supplies needed:*This post contains affiliate links. I may receive a small commission at no extra cost to you for purchases made through these links.* Materials: 390 yards #5 yarn 282 yards #4 yarn 241 yards #3 yarn Hook: Use hook size recommended on yarn label Gauge: Not needed as you’ll work to your desired size Finished Size: 45” Diameter #5 yarn 32” Diameter #4 yarn 26" Diameter #3 yarn
Skill Level: Easy US Crochet Terms Stitches: st – stitch ch – chain sl st – slip stitch sc - single crochet dc - double crochet V-Stitch – (dc, ch 2, dc) around same st Notes:
 Round 1: Ch 5 (counts as a dc, ch-1), (dc, ch 1)9x in very 1st chain, sl st to 3rd chain of beginning chain to connect (10 dc, 10 ch-1) Note: If Round 1 does not lay flat after joining, you'll want to adjust your hook size and rework this round.  Round 2: (Sc, ch 4, dc) around 1st ch-1 (counts as a V-Stitch), ch 1, (V-Stitch, ch 1) around each ch-1 of previous round, sl st to beginning chain to connect (10 V-St, 10 ch-1) **Please laugh at my bloopers as I'm getting used to my new phone setup for recording. I promise, the videos will get better but the pattern is still great!!!  Increase Round 3: *Ch 5, sl st around next ch-1, ch 5, sl st around chain of next V-Stitch,* repeat from *to* around to final V-Stitch, ch 5, sl st around end ch-1, ch 5, sl st around same chain as beginning ch-5 to connect (20 ch-5)  Round 4: Ch 2, sl st around beginning ch-5, ch 5, *sl st around next ch-5, Ch 5,* repeat from *to* around ending with a sl st to beginning ch-2 to connect (20 ch-5) Tip: When you finish Round 4, it's a great place to fasten off to make a bunch of coasters!  Round 5: Ch 1, (sc, ch 4, dc) around first ch-5 (counts as V-Stitch), ch 1, *V-Stitch around next ch-5, ch 1,* repeat from *to* around, sl st around beginning ch-4 to connect (20 V-St)  Round 6: Ch 1, (sc, ch 4, dc) around chain of same V-Stitch as sl st (counts as V-Stitch), ch 1, *V-Stitch around ch-2 of next V-Stitch, ch 1,* repeat from *to* around, sl st around beginning ch-4 to connect (20 V-St) Tip: Fastening off after Round 5 or 6 will give you a good sized mat/doily to place under flower vases! Tip: If your diameter starts pulling in on Round 7 as if you're making a hat, and won't lay flat when placed on the counter and stretched slightly to shape, swap instructions for rounds 7 & 8, and work the increase round first. If your project lays flat after round 6 and you want more of a ruffled project, work the increase instructions of round 8 before working the Vstitch of round 7. Swapping the increase section earlier will provide more ruffles as long as you continue to work increases earlier than suggested.  Round 7: Ch 1, (sc, ch 4, dc) around chain of same V-Stitch as sl st (counts as V-Stitch), ch 1, *V-Stitch around ch-2 of next V-Stitch, ch 1,* repeat from *to* around, sl st around beginning ch-4 to connect (20 V-St)  Increase Round 8: *Ch 5, sl st around next ch-1, ch 5, sl st around chain of next V-Stitch,* repeat from *to* around to final V-Stitch, ch 5, sl st around end ch-1, ch 5, sl st around same chain as beginning ch-5 to connect (40 ch-5)  Round 9: Ch 2, sl st around beginning ch-5, ch 5, *sl st around next ch-5, Ch 5,* repeat from *to* around ending with a sl st to beginning ch-2 to connect (40 ch-5)  Round 10: Ch 1, (sc, ch 4, dc) around first ch-5 (counts as V-Stitch), ch 1, *V-Stitch around next ch-5, ch 1,* repeat from *to* around, sl st around beginning ch-4 to connect (40 V-St)  Round 11: Ch 1, (sc, ch 4, dc) around chain of same V-Stitch as sl st (counts as V-Stitch), ch 1, *V-Stitch around ch-2 of next V-Stitch, ch 1,* repeat from *to* around, sl st around beginning ch-4 to connect (40 V-St)  Round 12: Ch 1, (sc, ch 4, dc) around chain of same V-Stitch as sl st (counts as V-Stitch), ch 1, *V-Stitch around ch-2 of next V-Stitch, ch 1,* repeat from *to* around, sl st around beginning ch-4 to connect (40V-St) Round 13: Ch 1, (sc, ch 4, dc) around chain of same V-Stitch as sl st (counts as V-Stitch), ch 1, *V-Stitch around ch-2 of next V-Stitch, ch 1,* repeat from *to* around, sl st around beginning ch-4 to connect (40 V-St) Tip: If your project is wavy at the end of Round 13, and you want your final project to lay flat, repeat round 13 instructions until your project lays flat before moving on to Round 14 instructions  Increase Round 14: *Ch 5, sl st around next ch-1, ch 5, sl st around chain of next V-Stitch,* repeat from *to* around to final V-Stitch, ch 5, sl st around end ch-1, ch 5, sl st around same chain as beginning ch-5 to connect (80 ch-5)  Round 15: Ch 2, sl st around beginning ch-5, ch 5, *sl st around next ch-5, Ch 5,* repeat from *to* around ending with a sl st to beginning ch-2 to connect (80 ch-5)  Round 16: Ch 1, (sc, ch 4, dc) around first ch-5 (counts as V-Stitch), ch 1, *V-Stitch around next ch-5, ch 1,* repeat from *to* around, sl st around beginning ch-4 to connect (80 V-St)  Round 17: Ch 1, (sc, ch 4, dc) around chain of same V-Stitch as sl st (counts as V-Stitch), ch 1, *V-Stitch around ch-2 of next V-Stitch, ch 1,* repeat from *to* around, sl st around beginning ch-4 to connect (80 V-St)  Round 18: Ch 1, (sc, ch 4, dc) around chain of same V-Stitch as sl st (counts as V-Stitch), ch 1, *V-Stitch around ch-2 of next V-Stitch, ch 1,* repeat from *to* around, sl st around beginning ch-4 to connect (80 V-St) Round 19: Ch 1, (sc, ch 4, dc) around chain of same V-Stitch as sl st (counts as V-Stitch), ch 1, *V-Stitch around ch-2 of next V-Stitch, ch 1,* repeat from *to* around, sl st around beginning ch-4 to connect (80 V-St) *If you want a straight edge, fasten off here* Round 20: *Ch 5, sl st around next ch-1, ch 5, sl st around chain of next V-Stitch,* repeat from *to* around to final V-Stitch, ch 5, sl st around end ch-1, ch 5, sl st around same chain as beginning ch-5 to connect (160 ch-5) Fasten off & weave in ends Tips: 1. You can continue working this pattern to make your project larger by working Round 6 instructions for as long as your project will lay flat, then you'll work rounds 3-5 to increase followed by working Round 6 again for as long as your project will lay flat. (If your project is pulling inward, you'll want to undo that round for the increase so your project will still lay flat) 2. For a Ruffled look, repeat Round 6 less so you can increase more often. 3. If you want a wavy border, end at any point with Round 3 instructions. If you want a strait border, end with Round 6 instructions
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