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    Rectangular Shell Blanket

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    Rectangular Shell Blanket

    Design by MBDesign, October 2016


    Lisserbroek,The Netherlands ©
    This Rectangular Shells pattern is based on the Beautiful Shells Blanket
    by : ​Lahoma Nally-Kaye
    Videotutorial: Crochet - MBDesign: ​https://www.facebook.com/mbdesign.9/?fref=ts
    I made this Rectangular version for Kathleen..

    Abbreviations:
    Sl.St : Slipstitch
    Sc : Single crochet
    Dc : Double crochet
    V-Stitch : 1 Dc, Chain 1,1 Dc.
    Corner : 1 V-stitch,Chain 3,1 V-stitch in Sc
    Shell Corner : 5 Dc in chain 1 space,1 Sc in chain 3 space,
    5 Dc in chain 1 space.

    Change colors in the beginning of a new row.


    It’s Fun...Lets begin..!

    Starting row:
    Chain 20, turn,chain 1
    Row 2:
    1 Sc in every stitch of the starting row.(20 stitches)

    Row 3:
    1 Sl.St in middle of the chainrow, this will be the first Shell.
    Chain 3, 4 Dc in the same stitch.
    Sl.st in first Sc, Chain 3, 4 DC in same stitch,(second Shell)

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    skip 2 Sc,1 Sc in 3rd Sc.
    skip 2 Sc,make a Shell in 3rd Sc (5 Dc),
    skip 2 Sc,1 Sc in 3rd Sc.
    skip 2 Sc,make a Shell in 3rd Sc (5 Dc),
    skip 2 Sc,1 Sc in 3rd Sc.
    skip 2,make a Shell in last Sc,close with a Sl.St.

    1 Sl.St. in the middle space between the Sc rows,


    Chain 3, 4 Dc (Shell), 1 Sl.St. in this same stitch.
    1 Sl.St in the next Sc,Chain 3, 4 Dc (Shell),1 Sl.St. in this same stitch.
    skip 1 Sc,1 Sc in next Sc.
    skip 2 Sc,make a Shell in 3rd Sc (5 Dc) in the same stitch
    as on the opposite side.
    Repeat the instructions from the other side..
    End with a Shell in the last Sc in this row,close with a Sl.St
    Fasten off...

    Row 4: (V-stitches and Chains)


    Cast on in the first Sc before your last Shell that you made
    1 Sl.St,Chain 4, 1 DC ,counts as 1 V-stitch.
    Chain 5,..This is going to be the first corner, 1 V-stitch,Chain 3,1 V-stitch
    in the Sl.St. in between the Shells.
    Chain 5, 1 V-stitch,Chain 3, 1 V-stitch in the Sl.St in between the Shells,
    this is going to be the 2nd corner.
    Chain 5, V-stitch in Sc,Chain 5,V-stitch in Sc,Chain 5,
    The next one is going to be the 3rd corner.. 1 V-stitch,Chain 3,1 V-stitch
    in the Sl.St. in between the Shells,

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    Chain 5,..the next one is the 4th and last corner.. 1 V-stitch,Chain 3,1 V-stitch
    in the Sl.St. in between the Shells.
    Repeat the instructions from the opposite side..
    Close this row with 1 Sl.St. in the first V-stitch in this row.

    Row 5: (Shells)
    Cast on in the V-stitch where you ended your last row.
    Sl.St., Chain 3, 4 Dc (Shell) all in the same V-stitch.
    1 Sc in the 3rd Dc from 2 rows below.
    Corner Shell..5 Dc in first Chain 1 space,1 Sc in chain 3 space,
    5 Dc in next Chain 1 space.
    1 Sc in the 3rd Dc from 2 rows below.
    Corner Shell..5 Dc in next V-stitch,1 Sc in chain 3 space,5 Dc in chain 3 space.
    1 Sc in the 3rd Dc from 2 rows below.
    Make a Shell( 5 Dc) in every V-stitch.

    Repeat this instructions until you are at the end of the row.
    Close with a Sl.St in 3rd chainstitch of the
    first Shell.

    This is a repeating pattern: *1 row V-stitches and Chains (Row 4)


    *1 row Shells and Sc (Row 5)
    You can make it as big as you want,and use the yarn of your own choice.
    I hope you have Fun with this version of the Shells Blanket

    Design by MBDesign, October 2016


    Lisserbroek,The Netherlands ©

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