Free Crochet Bowl Pattern

 

Here is my first pattern to feature on Ravelry.  I have been inspired by other designers who offer their patterns for free, so I thought I would do the same. This bowl has so many uses, its just begging for a twin bowl to feature with it.  I have had some fun with embroidering my own pattern on to my little creation.

Materials:
-size 4.5mm Crochet Hook
-Worsted Weight Yarn. I used Lily's Sugar n Cream in Ecru.
-tapestry needle

Abbreviations
Ch - Chain
dc  - double crochet
ss - slip stitch

Finished bowl measures approx. 15cm wide x 10cm high

The pattern will have you working in the round. UK crochet terms.

You can vary the size of this bowl by either adding or subtracting one or more of the increasing rounds.

Chain 4 join with a slip stitch (ss) into the 1^st chain made to form a ring. Tighten the first stitch by pulling the loose yarn end.

Round 1: Make 1 chain, then work 10 double crochet (dc) into the ring. Join with a slip stitch into the 1 chain at the beginning.

Round 2: Make 1 chain, then work 1 dc into the slip stitch. Continue the round with 2 dc into the top of each stitch of the previous round. Join with a slip stitch into the 1 chain.

Round 3: Make 1 chain, then work 1 dc into the same slip stitch. Continue the round with 1 dc into the next stitch and 2 dc into the next. Join with a slip stitch into the 1 chain.

Round 4: Make 1 chain, then work 1 dc into the same slip stitch. Continue the round with 1 dc into the next 2 stitches and 2 dc into the next. Join with a slip stitch into the 1 chain.

Round 5: Make 1 chain, then work 1 dc into the same slip stitch. Continue the round with 1 dc into the next 3 stitches and 2 dc into the next. Join with a slip stitch into the 1 chain.

Round 6: Make 1 chain, then work 1 sc into the same slip stitch. Continue the round with 1 dc into the next 4 stitches and 2 dc into the next. Join with a slip stitch into the 1 chain.

Round 7 - 13: Make 1 chain, then work 1 dc into the same slip stitch. Continue the round with 1 dc into each stitch. Join with a slip stitch into the 1 chain.

Weave in ends

Designed by Toni Huggins, Copyright 2014

Please feel free to sell or donate items created from this pattern. I do ask that you give credit to Daisy Daisy please.