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    This document provides instructions for making a 4 foot rope rug using rope cord and a crochet hook. It outlines 9 rounds of stitches including chains, single crochets, and double crochets to create the circular rug. The notes suggest decreasing stitches as needed near the marker to keep the circle even, and recommend gluing, taping, and sewing the rope ends to prevent unraveling.

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    This document provides instructions for making a 4 foot rope rug using rope cord and a crochet hook. It outlines 9 rounds of stitches including chains, single crochets, and double crochets to create the circular rug. The notes suggest decreasing stitches as needed near the marker to keep the circle even, and recommend gluing, taping, and sewing the rope ends to prevent unraveling.

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    This document provides instructions for making a 4 foot rope rug using rope cord and a crochet hook. It outlines 9 rounds of stitches including chains, single crochets, and double crochets to create the circular rug. The notes suggest decreasing stitches as needed near the marker to keep the circle even, and recommend gluing, taping, and sewing the rope ends to prevent unraveling.

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    pattern To start: Ch 10, then join rouund with sl st in the first chain.

    Round 1: Ch 4, then *1 dc, ch 1 in the center of the circle. Repeat from *11 times (12 stitches total). Once done with this round, evenly space loops around the inner circle Join round with a sl st in 3rd ch of beginning stitches (i.e. the third stitch of the 4 you chained at the beginning of row 1). Set market for beginning of round. Round 2: *sc into next stitch, 2 sc into next stitch; repeat from * to the end of the round.

    m a k e s o n e 4 foot ro pe rug
    Materials r  ope cord (16/32 diameter); youll need approximately 300 yards S crochet hook

    Round 3: ch 2; then dc into next stitch; *ch 1, dc into next hole; repeat from * to the end of the round. round 4: at start of next round, *sc, ch 1; repeat from * to the end of the round. round 5: *sc into next 3 stitches, 2 sc into next stitch; repeat from * to the end of the round. round 6: ch 2; skip one stitch, dc into next stitch; *ch 1, skip one stitch, then dc into next stitch; continue from * to the end of the round. round 7: *sc, ch 1 for the next 3 stitches, then 2 sc into next (4th) stitch, ch 1; repeat from * to the end of the round. round 8: *ch 2, skip 1 stitch and dc into next stitch; repeat from * to the end of the round. round 9: *ch 2, and dc into next stitch; repeat from * to the end of the round. To finish: bind off with a sl st. Tape ends so they dont fray; weave ends into rug and sew the ends to the rug so they dont unravel from the rug.
    Note: As I got close to my marker, I had to decrease the stitches (from dc to sc, and eventually to a sl st for each stitch). This was to make sure the circle ended up circular and even. Do this if your circle starts looking wonky.

    abbreviations: ch = chain sc = single crochet dc = double crochet sl st = slip stitch Tip for working with rope: to join the rope edges together, glue ends with fabric (or tacky) glue, then tape together with clear packing tape. Then sew ends in to the rest of the rug with a whip stitch (try to hide the taped ends within the rug as much as possible).

    pattern downloaded from whollyKao.com

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