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Ravelry: Dandelion Border - Overlay Crochet by Tatsiana Kupryianchyk
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Overlay mosaic and Interlocking Filet crochet with diagonals bottom up row by row or in the round. Square and Rectangle. The large charts not divided into pages. You can make 4 sizes using the square blanket pattern and three sizes using the rectangular pattern. You require two colors of yarn, color 1 (C1) for the background and color 2 (C2). Rectangular: small 149 sts x 241 rows (47x120 filet windows) large 281 sts x 373 rows (140x186 filet windows) full sized blanket 301 sts x 393 rows (150x196 windows). The border can be made as an envelope border or border in the round (interlocking crochet). Yarn: for example, Scheepjes Stone Washed Yarn weight: Sport. Gauge: 10 stitches in 5cm (2”) by 5 rows in 5cm (2”) in dc stitch pattern. Hook 3.25 – 3.5 mm. Yardage (small): approx. 1250 m of C1 yarn, 1220 m of C2 yarn (1367 and 1334 yds) Yardage (large): approx. 3450 m of C1 yarn, 3620 m of C2 yarn (3773 and 3959 yds) Yardage (full size): approx. 3900 m of C1 yarn, 4070 m of C2 yarn (4265 and 4451 yds). Full size approx. 150 x 196 cm (59 x 77 inches). Yarn: for example, Scheepjes Whirl, Whirlette Yarn weight: Fingering Gauge: 13 stitches in 5cm (2”) by 6½ rows in 5cm (2”) in dc stitch pattern. Hook 2.5 mm. Yardage (small): approx. 830 m of C1 yarn, 810 m of C2 yarn (908 and 886 yds) Yardage (large size): approx. 2280 m of C1 yarn, 2410 m of C2 yarn (2493 and 2636 yds) Yardage (full size): approx. 2580 m of C1 yarn, 2710 m of C2 yarn (2821 and 2964 yds) Full Size: approx. 116 x 151 cm (45¾ x 59½ inches). Square: small 81 sts x 81 rows (40x40 filet windows) medium 149 sts x 149 rows (74x74 filet windows) large 281 sts x 281 rows (140x140 filet windows) full sized 301 sts x 301 rows (150x150 windows). The border can be made as an envelope border or border in the round (interlocking crochet). Yarn: for example, Scheepjes Stone Washed Yarn weight: Sport. Gauge: 10 stitches in 5cm (2”) by 5 rows in 5cm (2”) in dc stitch pattern. Hook 3.25 – 3.5 mm. Yardage (small): approx. 250 m of C1 yarn, 250 m of C2 yarn. (274 and 274 yds) Yardage (medium): approx. 800 m of C1 yarn, 800 m of C2 yarn. (875 and 875 yds) Yardage (large): approx. 2600 m of C1 yarn, 2800 m of C2 yarn. (2843 and 3062 yds) Yardage (full size): approx. 3000 m of C1 yarn, 3200 m of C2 yarn. (3172 and 3390 yds). Full size approx. 150 x 150 cm (59 x 59 inches). Yarn: for example, Scheepjes Whirl, Whirlette Yarn weight: Fingering. Gauge: 13 stitches in 5cm (2”) by 6½ rows in 5cm (2”) in dc stitch pattern. Hook 2.5 mm. Yardage (small): approx. 200 m of C1 yarn, 200 m of C2 yarn.(2 19 and 219 yds) Yardage (medium size): approx. 600 m of C1 yarn, 600 m of C2 yarn. (656 and 656 yds) Yardage (large size): approx. 1800 m of C1 yarn, 1900 m of C2 yarn. (1969 and 2078 yds) Yardage (full size): approx. 2100 m of C1 yarn, 2200 m of C2 yarn. (2297 and 2406 yds) Full Size: approx. 116 x 116 cm (45¾ x 45¾ inches).
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View Large On Black Thank you, Celeste. Now I know the name of this flower. :)
The Hortus Bergianus (Bergianska Trädgården) at Stockholm, Sweden, had long been interested in the cultivation of Dandelions - indeed! the rest of mankind is intent on eliminating them from lawns. In 1899, Gustav Adolf Hugo Dahlstedt (1856-1934), the foremost Dandelion expert there, received from his colleagues at Tokyo what was called 'Taraxacum officinale (Web.) Wigg. var. albiflorum Makino'. He proceeded at once to cultivate it and reported in 1907 that the garden had been successful over many generations of the plant. Though he must've been busy in 1907 - he was awarded an honorary doctorate that year - Dahlstedt found time to write his famous article on the kinds of Dandelion (published in 1909). He's the first to give a long and learned description of our Taraxacum albidum. He strays a bit from science to aesthetics in proclaiming in understatement how beautiful his plant is. Indeed, seeing it myself - flashing brightly in the sunlight on Mount Nabekanmuri - I can well imagine his enthusiasm. I was surprised to read that this particular specifically Japanese Taraxacum needs no pollination in order to produce viable seeds. Almost getting stung by a visiting bee, I imagine that insect served only its own interests of gathering pollen or nectar... Yes, the well-known yellow dandelions are in evidence here, too. In fact, there are more of those than of this white one, but that may be due to the particular time of my visit. This microview of nature was amazing, but the view on this bright day from the top of the hill towards the great city of Nagasaki and to the Megami Bridge, spanning the entrance to the harbor, was majestic as well.
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A very pretty template this week Erin. I was still on a Kuke feast as I hadn't had enough with I Am The Diva challenge last week. The finished pattern reminded me of dandelion seed heads or fairies as we call them.
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The Four o’clock plant - Mirabilis jalapa, also known as ‘Pride of Peru’;this South American opens its flowers in the late afternoon garden
