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INSTRUCTIONS FRINGE
rhis is !,our first attempt or you've worked Fisherman TRIPLE LATTICE FRINGE
C:::iet before. vJe think you are going to enjoy learning or
ing your knowledge of the technique with these new
s designed by Annie Ough of Juliet, Ltd.. located in
California.

T:,ese six desrgns of{er a challenge to those u,ho have not tried
F .:e:man Crochet. However. !'ou u'111 find thar the patterns
::: :::aCe up of stitches yor-r alreadu knorr'. ,,iorked in different t
:=::..., cues to become unique patterns. The distrnctive
::.a::c:e::slic of Fisherman Crochet ls the texture formed on the
ide, Ieaving the wrong side with the appearance of solid
Row 1: With afghan right side facing, join yarn in {irst sc at
crochet.
end, work 1 ch, insert hook in back ridge of ch just made
(FiS. 1), sc in ch (Double Chain made) (abbreviated Dch).
.:.. - ::-r aster- ,lne ne\r st:tch ai a iime b,.' follo',r:rrg the
':-: r--:r :-is anc referr:ng to photographs. before \\'orking it into Work 2 more Dch in same manner, * sc in next ch-1 sp, work
. .r .i::rar' \'cu ll flnd the practice i:me'.,.e.i spent. 3 Dch, skip next ch-1 sp; rep from * across, ending by
working sc in last sc; turn.
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ABBREVIATIONS
approx approximately LRF low ridge front
b€S beginning lp(s) loop(s)
BLO back loop only oz ounces
BPdc double crochet patt pattern
around post {rom back PCpopcorn
ch(s) chain (s) prev
previous
dc double crochet rem
remain(s) (ing)
Dch double chain rep
repeat
dec decrease scsingle crochet Row 2: * Work 3 Dch, sc in middle of next 3-Dch sp; rep
est established sl st(s) slip stitch(es) from * across; turn.
FLO front loop only sp(s) space(s) Row 3: Rep Row 2; finish off.
FPC Fisherman Popcorn st (s) stitch(es) Cut yarn in 16" strands. Using 5 strands tog, fold in half and
FPdc double crochet around tr treble crochet with afghan wrong side facing, pull lp through 3-Dch sp, pull
post from front tog together ends through lp and tighten knot (Fig. 2); rep across end.
{F gram(s) WS woven stitch lVork other end in same manner, cutting more strands as
hdc half double crochet wt weight needed.
HRF high ridge front YO yarn over Fig. 2
LRB low ridge back
* - work instructions following * as many more times as
indicated in addition to the first time.
ff,^-l
( ) - work enclosed instructions as many times as speci{ied F
by the number immediately following or work all
enclosed instructions in the stitch or space indicated.
t to t - work all instructions from first t to second t as
many times as specified by the number immediately
following.
GAUGE
Correct gauge is essential for proper size o{ work, and is
extremely important in working Fisherman Crochet Afghans,
TIED FRINGE
since each pattern may have a slightly different gauge. A slight
variation in gauge will be multiplied and much more evident
over a greater number of stitches, when working a larger piece
such as an afghan. For instance, if you have 3r/z stitches per
inch instead of 3, your finished afghan will measure only 55
inches long instead of 65 inches, a difference of 10 inches.
# ith

Hook size given is merely a guide and should not be used

without making a swatch. Before beginning to work, make a f
sample swatch in the hook and yarn and patterns to be used in \
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your afghan, making the swatch large enough to measure at
least 6" to determine gauge. Measure the single crochet rows
for standard gauge. I{ some of the rows are shorter or longer Cut yarn in 20" strands, Using 5 strands tog, fold in half and
than others, over the same number of stitches, change to a with afghan wrong side facing, pull lp through ch-1 sp, pull
larger or smaller size hook for these rows. Keep trying until you ends through and tighten knot (Fig.2); working in every other
find the proper size hook that will give you an even edge ch-1 sp, rep across end. Using all of outside group and half of
throughout all the patterns used in the afghan. We have found next group, * tie in overhand knot about 1" down from prev
that the Fisherman Popcorn, Basketweave and Woven Stitch knot, with rem strands and half of next group; rep from
patterns, when repeated over several rows, require a larger size * across, tying all of last group in same manner as first. Work
hook. other end in same manner, cutting more strands as needed.
O 1983 by Leisure Arts, P.O. Box 5595, Little Rock, AR 722L5 R-3 1 Printed in U.S.A.
 Row 2: Working in unused loop of prev row, sc in first sc and
PATTERN STITCHES in each sc across (FiS.5b), ending by working sc in turning ch;
J.. patterns are worked into a foundation row of single crochet, ch 1, turn.
'.r.:.::: ma!' be the ending row of the previous pattern.
Fig. 5a
::.a aighans are worked lengthwise in one piece, with a slip
::::: r,: Knurl stitch border along the sides. Fringe is added to
: ::.a.: stitch foundation worked on each end. \ /\-
T: r.eep edges even at the end of each row, work first stitch
:.:- second loop (Fig.3a) and last stitch into turning chain
lFig. 3b) of previous row unless otherwise instructed. Be sure
:l count stitches often to avoid "losing" a stitch.
Fig. 3a
Fig. 5b

Fig 3b

HIGH RIDGE FRONT (abbreviated HRF) - worked on any

number of stitches, 2 rows.

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:- ':--: --.:: =.:-. {:n,sheC pattern ro!\,s. sL)me of which are . e. -'? t'*,4r:'.g tr.,*,,q*r,r xi.#&,-*4,.+d*.
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* . . '- ^-: ' :::.-,:-.S :]: ia:::ltar crochet si,tches. ,rr#Qjea Ia
-: : - r ---: - -.,. '. :: ::e:r.an crochet are described below
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.,. :- - - -::-: -: .:.::::. :::U:red fOf pattefn repeat.

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Row 1: With right side facing and working in front loop only
LC)\( RIDGE FRO\T (abbreviated LRF) - worked on any (abbreviated FLO) (Fig. 4) of prev rowr sc in next sc and in
_ :_ __ - _: each sc across, ending by working sc in turning ch; ch 1, turn.
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Row 2: Working in unused loop of prev row, sc in next sc and
in each sc across (FiS.6), ending by working sc in turning ch;
ch 1, turn.

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abb:.'.a::: FLO tFig. 4) of prev row, sl st in next sc and in

t - " Fig' 5oi ending by working sl st in turning ch;
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Front Loop

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KNURL STITCH - worked on any number of stitches, 4 rows POPCORN STITCH (abbreviated PC)
Fig.8
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Row l: Sc in next sc and in each sc across, ending by working

sc in turning ch; ch 1, do not turn. Work 4 sc into same st, drop loop from hook, insert hook into
Nofe: Next row is worked from left to right; keep hook to left first sc of 4-sc group, hook dropped loop and pull through,
of work. ch 1 to close (Popcorn made) .

Row 2: Working in front loop only (abbreviated FLO)

(Fig. 4, pS. 2), * insert hook in stitch to right of hook
(Fig. 7a), hook yarn and draw through under and to left of
loop on hook (Fig. 7b) (2loops on hook), YO and draw yarn
through both loops on hook (Fig- 7c) (Knurl st completed)
(FiS. 7d) rep from * across, ending by working last st in
:urning ch; ch 1, do not turn.
FISHERMAN POPCORN PATTERN (abbreviated FPC)
Fig. 7a - multiple of 4 plus 1 st, 4 rows. Use larger hook.

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Fig. 7b
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Fig. 7c
4 Row 1: Working into prev row of sc, sc in next sc, * ch 1,
skip next sc, work PC in next sc (Fig. 8), ch 1, skip next sc. sc
in next sc; rep from * across, do not work in turning ch: ch 1.
turn.
Row 2: Working loosely, sc in first ch-1 sp,
ch-1 sp; rep from * across.
* ch 1, sc in next
Row 3: PC in first ch-1 sp. * ch 1, sc in next ch-1 sp, ch 1,
PC in next ch-1 sp; rep from * across, ending by working PC
in turning ch; ch 1. turn.
Row 4: Rep Row 2.
Row 5: Sc in first ch-1 sp. * ch 1, PC in next ch-1 sp, ch 1,
sc in next ch-1 sp: rep from * across, ending by working sc in
turning chl ch 1. turn.
Repeat Rows 2-5 for pattern.
Finishing Row: Work 2 sc in each ch-1 sp across, ending by
Fis. 7d working 2 sc in turning ch; ch 1, turn.

FRONT AND BACK POST STITCH

Fig. 9

FRONT BACK

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Row 3: Working in unused loop of prev row, sc in first sc and
in each sc across, ending by working last sc in turning ch; ch 1
turn.
Row 4: Sc in next sc and in each sc across, ending by working Work appropriate post stitch in row or rows below in front of or
last sc in turning ch; ch 1, turn. behind stitch indicated.
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DI{-\tO\D PATTERN :.-.:.p,e o:6 p.us 1 s:. 3 :;i.s ;::s: =: -:--:- lr'-':tFig. 8,pg. 3) pull dropped loop through
ch 1 :,: c.cse {fopcorn madel iabbreviated pC) . t. in each of
erf { nexl 7 sc: rep:r:r: * ac:o:s. e:,:::.g:t'u,orking sc in each of
rem 4 sc anci rn turning ch: ch 1. turr
Row 2: Sc in each sc and PC across. ending by *orking sc in
*a
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# turning ch; ch 1, turn.
"& Row 3: Sc in each of next 2 sc. * PC in next sc. sc in each of
next 3 sc; rep from * across, ending by working sc in each of
rem 2 sc and in turning ch; ch 1, turn.
Row 4: Rep Row 2.
Row 5: Sc in next sc, * PC in next sc, sc in each of next 5 sc,
# B1 PC in next sc, sc in next sc; rep from * across, ending by
working sc in last sc and in turning ch; ch 1, turn.
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Row 6: Rep Row 2.
Row 7: Rep Row 3.
Row 8: Rep Row 2.
Row 9: Rep Row 1.
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CAtsLE STITCH - multiple of 3 plus 1 st. 2 rows

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^Yore: On this pattern, beg rows with sc in sc at base of turning

::. (first sc) : do not work {inal sc in turning ch.
Row 1: Working into prev row of sc, sc in first sc and in each
sc across, ending by working last sc in last sc of prev row;
ch 1, turn. #U -otk .x,"t *r,,&*rdiQ-
Rows 2 and 3: Rep Row 1.
Row 4: Sc in each of first 2 sc, working from front (Fig. 9, Row 1: Working into prev row of sc, sc in next sc, ch 3, skip
W. 3) tr around 2nd sc on Row 1 (3rd row below), skip next 2 sc, sc in next sc (Fig. 70a), turn, sc in each ch just
4sc on Row 1, tr around next sc on Row 1, * skip 2 sc, sc in completed (FiS. 10b), sl st in next sc (sc before ch was begun)
each of next 4 sc, tr around sc next to last tr, skip 4 sc on (FiS. 10c), turn, working behind ch-3, sc in each of 2 skipped
Rou' 1. tr around next sc on Row 1; rep from * across, ending sc (Fig. 10d), * ch 3, skip st where prev ch was attached and
.ryL"*'orklng sc in each of last 5 sc; ch 1, turn. nexl 2 sc, sc in next sc, turn, sc in each ch just completqd,
Rors 5-7: Rep Rows 1-3. sl st in sc where prev ch was attached, turn, working behind
Row 8: Work tr around sc above first tr of Row 4 (3rd row ch-3, sc in each of 2 skipped sc; rep from * across, ending
belo'r'). skip first sc. * work sc in each of next 4 sc, tr around by working sc in turning ch; ch 1, turn.
sc next to last tr. skip 4 sc on Row 5, tr around next sc, skip Fig. 10a Fig. lOb
2 x.: rep frorn * across. ending by working tr around sc next
to last r. sklp sc. r in last sc; ch 1, turn.

POPCOR\ DIAMOND - multiple o{ 8 plus 2 sts, 10 rows.

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a ( : !rf * Row 2: Skip next sc, * work 2 sc in next sc (behlnd cable) , sc
in next sc (behind same cable) . skip sc where ch was attached
f,r 1: Working in prev row of sc, sc in each of next 4 sc, on prev row; rep from * across. ending b_1, working 2 sc in
* work 4 sc in next sc, pull up loop, drop loop, insert hook in turning ch; ch 1. turn.
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#1 LIMERICK (Front cover)

Materials: Approx 56 oz (1590 gr) worsted wt yarn LOW RIDGE BACK (abbreviated LRB) - worked on any
Aluminum crochet hooks sizes I (5.5 mm) number of sts, 2 rows.
and J (6.0 mm) or sizes needed for gauge

Gauge: In sc, 3 sts : 1", 3 rows : 1"

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Size: Approx 45" x 65"
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Pattern Stitches Used: Low Ridge Front, Low Ridge Back,
Cable, Shadow Box, Bow Tie and
Woven Stitch.

NOIE: Before beginning to work, it will be helpful to

familiarize yourself with the pattern stitches used by making a Fis. 11
6" swatch and working through each pattern.
Woven Stitch pattern may require a larger size hook in order to
keep gauge equal to other stitches. If the sides of the swatch
are not even, change to larger size hook on Woven Stitch rows
throughout afghan.

INSTRUCTIONS
Row 1: With smaller size hook, ch214; sc in 3rd sc from hook
and in each ch across; ch 1, turn: 272 sc.
Row 2: Sc in next sc (Fig. 3a, pg. 2) and in each sc across,
ending by working sc in turning ch (Fig. 3b, pg.2); ch 1, turn.
Rows 3 and 4: Work Low Ridge Front (abbreviated LRF) Row 18 (Woven Stitch) (abbreviated WS): Change to larger
(Fig. 5 and photo, pS. 2) patt Rows 7 and 2.
size hook, skip first sc, YO, insert hook in next sc, hook yarn
Rows 5 and 6: Work Cable (Fig. 10 and photo, pg. 4) patt and pull up through stitch and one lp on hook, hook yarn and
Rows 1 and2, ending Row 6 by working 2 sc in turning ch: pull through 2 lps on hook (Fig. 12a) (7 lp rem on hook); first
70 cables. half of IVS made: YO, insert hook in same sc, hook yarn and
Rows 7 and 8: Rep Rows 3 and 4 (LRF). in one continuous motion pull yarn through stitch and both lps
Rou,s 9 and 10: Rep Row 2, twice at end of Row 10, ch 2, on hook (FiS. 12b) (1 lp rem on hook);2nd half of WS made
:,:4.. (Fis. 12c), * skip next sc, work WS in next sc; rep from
Row 11 (Shadow Box): With right side facing, dc in next sc, * across; ch 2, turn: 106 WS.
* skip next 2 sc, work tr in each of next 2 sc, working behind
:r just worked, tr in each of 2 skipped sc, skip nexl 2 sc, tr in WOVEN STITCH (abbreviated WS) - multiple of 2 sts, 1 row
each of next 2 sc, working in front of 2 tr just worked, tr in
::::, of 2 skipped sc, dc in each of next2 sc; rep from
* across, ending by working last dc in turning ch; ch 2, turn. .t t # ]{t* -h '*b
Row 12: Dc in next dc. * skip next2 tr, tr in each of next L* hd *
2 tr. working behind tr just worked, tr in each of 2 skipped tr,
srrp next 2 tr,lr in each of next 2 tr, working in front of tr just T ** # ,&# #
.,.orked. tr in each skipped tr, dc in each o{ next2 dc: rep from
* across: ch 1. turn: 21 Boxes. Ltr.! '*. e" *S

tr€ & ,S ..S ,#

SHADOW BOX multiple of 10 plus 1 st, 2 rows.

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Row 13: Sc in next st and in each st across; ch 1, turn.
Rows 14 and 15: Rep Row 2,lwice. Fis. 12b
Row 16 (Low Ridge Back) (abbreviated LRB): With wrong
side facing, working in back loop only (abbreviated BLO)
(Fig. 4, pg. 2), sl st in first sc and in each sc across, ending by
working sl st in turning ch; ch 1, turn.
Row 17: Working in unused lp of Row 15, sc in first sc (FiS.11)
and in each sc across, ending by working sc in turning ch;
ch 2, turn.

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 #2 LONDONDERRY (Back cover)
Fig. 12c Materials: Approx 6l oz (L732 gr) worsted wt yarn
Aluminum crochet hook sizes I (5.5 mm) and
J (6.0 mm) or sizes needed for gauge
Gauge: In sc, 3 sts : 1",3 rows : 1"

Size: Approx 47" x65"

Pattern Stitches Used: Fisherman Popcorn, Low Ridge Front,

Popcorn Diamond and Knurl.

Row 19: Work WS in each sp between WS of prev row, Nofe: Before beginning to work, it will be helpful to familiarize
ending by working last WS in turning ch; ch 2, turn. yourself with pattern stitches used by making a 6" swatch and
Rows 20-36: Rep Row 79,17 times more; at end of Row 36, working through each pattern. The Fisherman Popcorn pattern
ch 1, turn: 19 rows WS. usually requires a larger size hook to make gauge equal to
Row 37: Work 2 sc in each sp between WS across, ending by other patterns. If pattern rows pull in at edges, use a larger size
working 2 sc in turning ch; ch 1, turn. hook for these rows.
Rows 38 and 39: Change to smaller size hook, rep Rows
16 and 17 (LRB). INSTRUCTIONS
Rows 40 and 41: Rep Row 2, twice. Row 1: With smaller size hook, ch 196, sc in 3rd ch from hook
Row 42 (Bowtie): (Nofe; Bowtie is same as Shadow Box, but and in each ch across; ch 1, turn (now and throughout):
rvorked from wrong side.) With wrong side facing, rep Row 11. 194 sc.
Row 43: With right side facing, rep Row 12 (Bow tie Row 2: Sc in next sc (Fig. 3a, pg. 2) and in each sc across,
completed): 21 Bow ties. ending by working sc in turning ch (Fig. 3b, pg. 2).
BOW TIE - same as Shadow Box on reverse side. Row 3: Rep Row 2.
Rows 4 and 5: Work Low Ridge Front (abbreviated LRF)
(Fig. 5 and photo, pS. 2).
&rt Row 6: Change to larger size hook, work Fisherman Popcorn
patt Row 1. (photo, pg. 3):48 Popcorns (abbreviated PC).
, Row 7: Work 2 sc in each ch-1 sp, ending by working 2 sc in
turning ch: 194 sc.
Rows 8 and 9: Change to smaller size hook, rep Rows 4 and 5
(LRF).
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*oi.!,, :*lil€, Rows 10-13: Work Knurlpatt Rows 1-4
(Fig. 7 and photo, pS. 3).
Rows 14 and 15: Rep Rows 4 and 5 (LRF).
Rows 16 and 17: Rep Row 2, twice.
Rou,44: Rep Row 13 Rows 18-27: Work Popcorn Diamond patt Rows 1-10
Rows 45 and 46: Rep Row 2, twice. (photo, pg. 4): 24 PC Diamonds.
Rows 47 and 48: Rep Rows 3 and 4 (LRF). Rows 28 and 29: Rep Row 2, twice.
Rou,s 49-61: Change to larger size hook, rep Rows 18-30 Rows 30-51: Rep Rows 8-29.
i3 rou's Woven Stitch) . Rows 52-59: Rep Rows 8-15 (LRF, Knurl, LRF).
Row 62: Rep Row 37 (finishing row of Woven Stitch). Row 60: Change to larger size hook, rep Row 6.
Rows 63-68: Change to smaller size hook, rep Rows 3 8 (LRF. Rows 61-64: Work Fisherman Popcorn patt Rows 2-5.
rl a: e LRF) . Rows 65-110: Rep Rows 61-64, 11 times more, then rep
Rous 69-74: Rep Rows 9-14 (Shadow Box). Rows 61 and 62, once.
Rous 75-80: Rep Rows 3-8 (LRF, Cable, LRF). Row 111: Rep Row 7:794 sc.
-\ote: Be sure to change to larger size hook for WS rows.) Rows 112-155: Change to smaller size hook, rep Rows 8-29,
Rous 81-94: Rep Rows 49-62. twice.
Rows 95 and 96: Rep Rows 3 and 4 (l-RF). Rows 156-163: Rep Rows 8-15 (LRF, Knurl, LRF).
Rows 97-99: Rep Row 2, 3 times. Rows 164-167: Rep Rows 6-9.
Rows 100-102: Rep Rows 42-44 (Bow tie). Rows 168 and 169: Rep Row 2, twice; at end of last row
Rows 103-129: Rep Rows 15-41 (LRB, WS, LRB). ch 1, turn.
Rows 130-134: Rep Rows 10-14 (Shadow Box).
Rows 135-140: Rep Rows 3-8: at end of Row 140, ch 1. turn; Finishing: t Sl st in first sc and rn each sc across. ch 1. turn
:, not finish off piece to work across end, sc in end of last row, * ch 1. skip
next row, sc in end of next row; rep from * across end.
.

Finishing: Sl st in first sc and in each sc across last row. ch 1, adjusting as necessary to keep edge flat; I ch 1, turn. working
:urn piece to work across end, sc in end of last row, * ch 1, in each unused lp of beg ch, rep from t to f , ending by
.i.1p next row, sc in end of next row: rep from * across end, working sl st in beg sl st of border; finish off. Work Tied Fringe
:irusting as necessary to keep edge flat; ch 1. working into (FiS. 2 and photo, pS. 1) on each end
rnused lp of beg ch, complete other side and end in same
:nanner, ending by working sl st in beg sl st; finish off . Work
Triple Lattice Fringe (FiS. 1 and photo, pS. 1) on each end.

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#3 GALWAY (Back cover)

Materials: Approx 65 oz (1,846 gr) worsted wt yarn Row 19 (end Fisheye): Sc in each of next 4 sc, * (YO, insert
Aluminum oochet hook sizes I (5.5 mm) and hook around next dc, pull up yarn, YO, pull through 2 lps)
J (6.0 mm) or sizes needed for gauge twice, YO and pull through 3 lps, skip next sc on Row 18, sc
in each of next 7 sc; rep from * across, ending by working sc
Gauge: In sc, 3 sts : 1", 3 rows : 1" in each of last 4 sc and in turning ch; ch 1, turn.

Size: Approx 45" x 65" FISHEYE - multiple of 8 plus 2 sts, 11 rows.

Pattern Stitches Used: Low Ridge Front. Knurl. Fisheye

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and Fisherman Popcorn.
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..::rself with the pattern stitches by making a 6" swatch and
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.,.::i:ng through each pattern. The Fisherman Popcorn pattern *,
:e:.-:res a larger size hook to make gauge equal to other *'.4
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:-::er:ls. If Fisherman Popcorn pattern rows pull in at edges, *
-se a ,arger size hook for these rows.
INSTRUCTIONS &

Row 1: With smaller size hook, ch 196, sc in 3rd ch from hook

a:.C :n each ch across; ch 1, turn: 194 sc. ,.r*.

Row 2: Sc in next sc (Fig. 3a, pg.2) and in each sc across, T #

;:.d:rg by working sc in turning ch (Fig. 3b, pg.2); ch 1, turn.
Rows 3 and 4: Work Low Ridge Front (abbreviated LRF)
(Fig. 5 and photo, pS. 2) patt Rows 1 and 2.
Row 20: Rep Row 14
Rows 5-8: Work Knur[ (Fig. 7 and photo, pg. 3) patt Rows 21-28: Rep Rows 3-10 (LRF, Knurl, LRF).
F.,:',.r s 1-4.
Row 29: Change to larger size hook, work Fisherman Popcorn
Rows 9 and 10: Rep Rows 3 and 4 (LRF). patt (abbreviated FPC) (photo, pS. 3) Row 1: 48 PC.
Rows 11 and 12 (begin Fisheye): Rep Row 2, twlce; at end of Rows 30-33: Work FPC patt Rows 2-5: 49 PC in Row 31 and
Rori 12. ch 1. turn. alternate rows.
Row 13: Sc in each of next 2 sc, skip 5 sc on 3rd row below Rows 34-41: Rep Rows 30-33, 2 times more: 7 PC rows.
Ro,i 10) . * tr in next sc, putl lp up to working row, finish tr, Row 42: Work 2 sc in each ch-1 sp across, ending by working
s5:.: :.ext sc on top row (Row 12) , sc in each of next 3 sc, tr in 2 sc in turning ch; ch 1, turn.
-:::e st on 3rd row below (Row 10) (FiS. 13) where last tr was Rows 43-68: Change to smaller size hook, rep Rows 3-28.
::rade. skip next sc on Row 12, sc in each of next 3 sc, skip Row 69: Rep Row 29.
:ext 7 sc on Row 10; rep from * across, ending by working sc Rows 70-109: Rep Rows 30-33, 10 times more: 21PC rows
:c iast 2 sc and in turning ch; ch 1, turn. in center panel.
Fig. 13 Row 110: Rep Row 42.
Rows 111-176: Rep Rows 3-68, changing hooks as before.
Row 177: Rep Row 2; ch 7, do not finish off.

Finishing: Working through both lps of last row {rom left to

right, t work Knurl patt Row 2 across; ch 1, turn to work
across end with wrong side facing, sc in end of last row,
* ch 1, skip next row, sc in end of next row; rep from
* across end, adjusting as necessary to keep edge flat; t ch 1,
A . First tr with right side facing, working Knurl into unused lp of beg ch,
B - Second tr rep from f to t across beg side and other end, ending by
working sl st in beg st of border; finish off. Work Triple Lattice
Fringe (FiS. 1 and photo, pS. 1) on each end.
Rou, 14: Sc in next st and in each st across, ending by working
sc :n turning ch; ch 1, turn.
Row 15: * Sc in next sc, dc from front to back (Fig. 9, pg. 3)
=:ound first tr of Row 13, skip next sc on Row 14. sc
in each
:f next 2 sc, work Popcorn (abbreviated PC) (Fig. 8, pg.3)
.:i rext sc. sc in each of next 2 sc, dc around next tr o{ Row
13. skip next sc on Row 14; rep from * across, ending by
*orking sc in last sc and in turning ch; ch 1, turn.
Row 16: Rep Row 14.
Row 17: Sc in each of next 2 sc, * dc around next dc of Row
15. skip next sc on Row 16, sc in each of next 3 sc, dc around
next dc of Row 15, skip next sc on Row 16, sc in each of next
3 sc: rep from * across, ending by working sc in each of next
2 sc and in turning ch; ch 1, turn.
Row 18: Rep Row 14.

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#4 ARMAGH (Front cover)
Materials: Approx 60 oz. (1704 gr) worsted wt yarn Row 47 (Fishbone): Dc in next sc, * skip next2 sc, tr in each
Aluminum crochet hook size I (5.5 mm) of next 2 sc, working in front of 2 tr just worked, tr in each of
or size needed for gauge skipped 2 sc, dc in next 2 sc; rep from * across, ending by
working dc in turning ch; ch 1, turn.
Gauge: In sc, 3 sts : 1", 3 rows : l" Row 48: Working in back loop only (abbreviated BLO)
(Fig.4, pg.2), sc in each st across, ending by working sc in
Size: Approx 45" x 65" turning ch; ch 2, turn.
Row 49: Working in each unused lp of Row 47, skip first lp, dc
Pattern Stitches Used: Knurl, Arrow, Low Ridge Front, High in next dc, * skip next2 tr, tr in each of next2 tr, working
Ridge Front, Cable, Diamond, behind 2 tr just made, tr in each of 2 skipped tr, dc in each of
Fishbone and Popcorn Diamond. next 2 dc; rep from * across, ending by working dc in turning
ch; ch 1, turn.
Note; Before beginning to work, it will be helpful to familiarize
_,ourself with the pattern stitches used by making a 6" swatch FISHBONE - multiple of 6 plus 1 st, 4 rows.
and working through each pattern.

INSTRUCTIONS
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Row 1: Ch 196, sc in 3rd ch from hook and in each ch across;

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ch 1. turn (now and throughout): 194 sc.
Row 2: Sc in next sc (Fig. 3s, pg. 2) and in each sc across,
e:.ding by working sc in turning ch (Fig. 3b, pg.2). "r "'qt'fr * {
Rows 3 and 4: Work High Ridge Front (abbreviated HRF)
lFig. 6 and photo, pS. 2) patt Rows I and 2. $f .* l*, "h
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Rows 5 and 6: Work Cable (Fig. 10 and photo, pg. 4) patt

Rows 7 and 8: Work Low Ridge Front (abbreviated LRF) patt Row 50: Sc in next st and in each st across, ending by working
3.:,is 1 and 2 (Fig. 5 and photo, pg. 2); at end of Row 8, sc in turning ch; ch 1, turn.
:: 3. Iurn. Rows 51 and 52: Rep Row 2, twice.
Row 9 (Arrow): Dc in next sc, * skip next 3 sc, tr in next sc, Rows 53 and 54: Rep Rows 3 and 4 (HRF).
.,.::x:rg behind tr just worked, dc in each of 3 skipped sc; rep Rows 55-58: Work Knurl (Fig. 7 and photo, pg. 3) patt
i::,:r. * across. ending by working dc in turning ch; ch 3, turn. Rows 1-4.
Ror*' 10: * Skip next 3 dc, tr in next tr, working in front o{ tr Rows 59 and 60: Rep Rows 3 and 4 (HRF).
--s: .,.::xeC. dc in each of 3 skipped dc: rep from * across, Rows 61 and 62: Rep Row 2, twice.
Rours 63-72: Work Popcorn Diamond (photo, pg. 4) patt
=..::: :- '.,.orking dc in last dc and in turning ch; ch 1, turn. Rows 1-10.
ARRO\\' , :ultiple of 4 plus 2 sts. 2 rows, Rows 73-84: Rep Rows 51-62 (HRF, Knurl, HRF).
Rows 85-94: Rep Rows 63-72 (Popcorn Diamond).
-= irr Rows 95-106: Rep Rows 51-62; at end of Row 106, ch 3,

I =u+* turn (HRF, Knurl, HRF).

, Rows 107-110: Rep Rows 47-50 (Fishbone).
Rows 111-144: Rep Rows 11-44.
Rows 145-148: Rep Rows 9-12 (Arrow).
P * sid
Rows 149 and 150: Rep Rows 7 and 8 (LRF).
Rows 151 and 152: Rep Rows 5 and 6 (Cable).
Rows 153 and 154: Rep Rows 3 and 4 (HRF).
Row 155: Rep Row 2; ch 7, do not turn.
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Finishing: Working through both lps of last row from left to
right, t work Knurl patt Row 2 across; ch 1, turn to work
Bos 11: Sc in next st and in each st across, ending by working across end, with wrong side facing, sc in end of last row,
sc in tuming ch: ch 1, turn. * ch 1, skip next row, sc in end of next row; rep from *
Borl 12: Rep Row 2. across end, adjusting as necessary to keep edge flat; t ch 1,
Rorys 13 and 14: Rep Rows 7 and 8 (LRF). with right side facing and working Knurl into unused Ip of beg
Bom 15 and 16: Rep Rows 5 and 6 (Cable). ch, rep from f to t across beg side and other end, ending by
Rows 17 and 18: Rep Rows 7 and 8 (LRF). working sl st in beg st of border; finish off . Work Tied Fringe
Bos 19: Rep Row 2. (Fig. 2 and photo, pS- 1) on each end.
Rovs 20-22 (begin Diamond): Work Diamond (photo, pS. 4)
pat Rows 1-3.
Bm 23: Work Diamond patt Row 4, ending by working sc in
,rh of last 4 sc: ch 1, turn.
Bw 27 (end Diamond): Work Diamond patt Row 8, ending
by working tr around sc next to last tr, skip next sc, sc in each
rflar,tZ sc: ch 1. tum: 32 Diamonds.
Brs 2&35: Rep Rows 20-27.
trEs 3638: Rep Row 11. 3 times.
f,ns 9944: Rep Rows 13-18 (LRF, Cable, LRF).
FEs 45 and 46: Rep Row 2. twice; at end of Row 46, ch 3, .cal
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#5 DUBLIN (Back cover)
Materials: Approx 74 oz (2702 gr) worsted wt yarn Rows 15-18: Rep Rows 5-8 (Knurl).
Aluminum crochet hook size I (5.5 mm) Rows 19 and 20: Rep Rows 3 and 4 (HRF); ch 2, turn.
or size needed for gauge Row 21 (begin Basketweave pattern): * Working from back,
dc (abbreviated BPdc) around post of each of next 3 sc (Fig.9,
Gauge: In sc, 3 sts : 1", 3 rows : 1" ps. 3), working from front, dc (abbreviated FPdc) around
each of next 3 sc; rep from * across, ending by working hdc in
Size: Approx 45" x 65" turning ch; ch 2, turn.
Row 22: Working around dc post of prev row, * BPdc around
Pattern Stitches Used: High Ridge Front. Aran, Knurl each of next 3 sts, FPdc around each of next 3 sts; rep from
and Basketweave. * across, ending by working hdc in turning ch; ch 2, turn.
Row 23: Rep Row 22.
Nore: Before beginning to work. it will be helpful to familiarize Row 24: * FPdc around each of next 3 dc, BPdc around each
-curself with the pattern stitches used by making a 6" swatch of next 3 dc; rep from * across, ending by working hdc in
a:: rvorking several repeats o{ each pattern to check gauge. turning ch; ch 2, turn.

INSTRUCTIONS BASKETWEAVE - multiple of 6 plus 1 st, 6 rows.

Row 1: Ch 213, sc in 3rd ch from hook and in each ch across;
::. 1. turn (now and throughout) : 211 sc.
Row 2: Sc in next sc (Fig. 3a, pg.2) and in each sc across! #
.r.::rg by working sc in turning ch (Fig. 3b, pg.2).
Rows 3 and 4: Work High Ridge Front (abbreviated HRF)
rFig. 6 and photo, pS. 2) patt Rows 1 and 2.
Rows 5-8: Work Knurl (Fig. 7 and photo, pg. 3) patt & '$'* t
s*.
R: .,. s 1-4.
Row 9: (begin Aran Pattern): Working in {ront loop only
rabbreviated FLO) (Fig. 4, pg. 2) of prev row, sc in next sc,
* .,.ork 1 ch. insert hook into back ridge of ch just made, sc in
:- tDouble Chain made, abbreviated Dch) (Fig. 14), work2
::.-:e Dch in same manner, skip next 2 sc. sc in FLO of next
Rows 25 and 26 (end Basketweave): Rep Row 24,lwice.
::. :€p from * across, ending by working sc in turning ch;
::. ,. :urn: 70 lpS. Rows 27-44: Rep Rows 27-26,3 times more.
Rows 45-128: Rep Rows 3-44, twice more.
Fig 11 Rows 129-146: Rep Rows 3-20; at end of Row 146, ch 1,
turn.
Row 147: Rep Row 2; at end of Row 147. ch 1, do not turn;
do not finish off.

Finishing: t Working through both lps of prev row from left to

right, work Knurl Patt Row 2 across side; ch 1, turn to work
along end with wrong side facing, sc in end of last row,
* ch 1, skip next row, sc in end of next row; rep from
* across end, adjusting as necessary to keep edge flat; t ch 1,
Rou, 10: Working through both loops of skipped sts and in with right side facing, working Knurl into unused lp of beg ch,
each unused loop of prev row, sc in next sc and in each st rep from t to t across beg side and other end, ending by
across: ch 1. turn. working sl st in beg st of border; finish off . Work Triple Lattice
Rows 1l and 12: Sc in next sc and in each sc across, ending Fringe (FiS. 1 and photo, pS. 1) on each end.
':i i,,,orking sc in turning ch; ch 1, turn.
Row 13: Working in FLO, sc in next sc, * work 1 Dch, sl st in
2rC Dch of first 3-Dch lp on Row 9, work 1 Dch, skip next
2 sc. sc in next sc; rep from * across, ending by working sc in
:lrning ch; ch 1, turn.
Row 14 (end Aran): Rep Row 10.
ARAN STITCH - multiple of 3 plus 1 st, 6 rows
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#6 CORK (Back cover)

Materials: Approx 66 oz (1874 gr) worsted wt yarn

Aluminum crochet hooks sizes I (5.5 mm)
and J (6.0 mm) or sizes needed for gauge

Gauge: In sc,3 sts : 1"; 3 rows : 1"

Size: Approx47" x65"

Pattern Stitches Used: Low Ridge Front, Cable, Knurl,

Fisherman Popcorn and Diamond

Nofe.' Before beginning to work, it will be helpful to familiarize

yourself with pattern stitches used by making a 6" swatch and
working through each pattern. The Fisherman Popcorn pattern
usually requires a larger size hook to make gauge equal to
other patterns. If pattern rows pull in at edges, use a larger size
hook for these rows.

INSTRUCTIONS
Row 1: With smaller size hook, ch 196, sc in 3rd ch from hook
and in each ch across; ch 1, turn: 194 sc.
Rows 2 and 3: Sc in next sc (Fig. 3o, pg. 2) and in each sc
across, ending by working sc in turning ch (Fig. 3b, pg. 2);
ch 1, turn.
Rows 4 and 5: Work Low Ridge Front (abbreviated LRF)
(Fig- 5 and photo, pS. 2).
Rows 6 and 7: Work Cable patt (Fig. 9 and photo, pg. 4)
across: 64 cables.
Rows 8 and 9: Rep Rows 4 and 5 (LRF).
Rows 10-16 (begin Diamond): Work Diamond patt (photo,
pg.4), Rows2-8, usingRow9 (lastrowof LRF) asfirstrowof
patt: 32 Diamonds.
Row 17: Sc in first st and in each st across, ending by working
sc in turning ch; ch 1, turn.
Row 18-49: Repeat Rows 10-17. 4 times more: 5 rows of
Diamonds.
Rows 50-55: Rep Rows 4-9 (LRF, Cable, LRF).
Rows 56.59: Work Knurl patt (Fig. 7 and photo, pS. 3)
Rows 1-4.
Rows 60-65: Rep Rows 4 9 (LRF, Cable, LRF).
Row 66: Change to larger size hook, work Fisherman Popcorn
patl (photo, pS. 3) Row 1: 48 Popcorns (abbreviated PC).
Row 67: Work Fisherman Popcorn patt Row 2.
Row 68: Work Fisherman Popcorn patt Row 3: 49 PC.
Rows 69 and 70: Work Fisherman Popcorn patt Rows 4
and 5.
Rows 71.106: Rep Rows 67-70, 9 times more: 21 rows PC.
Row 107: Work 2 sc in each ch-1 sp across, ending by working
2 sc in turning ch: ch 1, turn.
Rows 108-123: Change to smaller size hook, rep Rows 50-65.
Rows 124-163: Rep Rows 10-49 (Diamond).
Rows 164-169: Rep Rows 4-9 (LRF, Cable, LRF).
Rows 170.172: Rep Row 2, 3 times; at end of last row, ch 1,
turn.

Finishing: t Sl st in first sc and in each sc across, ch 1, turning

piece to work across end, sc in end of last row, * ch 1, skip
next row, sc in end of next row; rep from * across end,
adjusting as necessary to keep edge flat; t ch 1, turn to work
in each unused lp of beg ch; rep from t to t once to complete
other side and end, ending with sl st in beg sl st; finish off.
Work Tied Fringe (FiS. 2 and photo, pS. 1) on each end.
Instructions tested and cover items made by Cindy Davis, Kate Fitzpatrick, Jo
Lynda Flowers, Cathy Hardy, Virginia Hogan, Janelle Oliger, Anna Ullrich an
Kathleen Wilson.

We have made every effort to ensure that these inshuctions are accurate and
complete. We cannot, however, be responsible for human error, typographical
mistakes or variations in individual work.

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