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Elephant Crochet Border

Susan
Susan
Nov 30, 2020 10:22 PM
Elephant Crochet Border
Elephant Crochet Border

You'll need:

Grey yarn;

Crochet hook 3.75 mm.

Instructions

Row 1 (Body of Elephant):

sc into 5 stitches

cn 2

tc into next three stitches

cn 3

tc into 3rd stitch

tc into next 3 stitches so you have 4 tc in a row

flip your work over

Row 2 ( Body and Tail of Elephant):

cn 3

tc into the 1st 4 tc of previous row

tc 3 times into cn 3 stitch

tc 3 into next 3 stitches (you should have a total of 10 tc up to this point on row 2)

cn 7

connect chain to the 5th sc in row 1 with a sc

flip your work over

Row 3 (Body of Elephant):

sc 7 times into cn 7 space

sc into 1st tc

cn 2

tc into next 9 tc from previous row

cn 5

connect cn 5 to the top of the tc from row 1

the body of the elephant is now done

turn your work 1/4 of the way so that the tail is away from you

Row 4 (Ear of the Elephant):

cn 3

tc 7 times into the first tc from row 3 (not the cn 5 that you just completed)

cn 3

connect cn 3 to the same tc you just added 7 tc to with a sc

Row 5 (Head of the Elephant):

cn 3

tc 8 times into the cn 5 space

Row 6 (Tusk for the Elephant)

cn 5

Connect cn 5 to the top of last tc from row 5

Row 7 (Trunk of Elephant):

cn 3

connect cn 3 to the 4th base chain of your border and you are done

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Sharon
Mar 11, 2021 09:48 AM
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I love your border Elephants. I live in the US are your tc stitches dc for me?

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Susan
Mar 11, 2021 11:56 AM
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Thank you!

Tc = treble crochet

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GG
GG
Aug 04, 2021 08:19 AM
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I love it and can't wait to make it

Thanks for giving the pattern.  GG

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Susan
Aug 04, 2021 11:25 AM
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You're welcome!

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msa
msa
Sep 06, 2021 03:04 PM
+1

can you explain the abriviations? 

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Towny
Jan 08, 2022 07:34 PM
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I would like to use this border on my granddaughters baby blanket. Can you explain what the abbreviation cn is? I have not come across this one

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Susan
Jan 09, 2022 02:48 AM
+1

This is a misprinting — chain st

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