Crochet Pattern “Tree of Life”
by 2PiR Crochet by Lara
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Buyer Estelle Albrecht, Estelle5963@gmail.com, #19447417, 2025-05-08, 2PiRCrochetbyLara.com
Materials and Supplies:
• Metal hoop 28”/ 70 cm in diameter.
• 1/2 lb (227 grams) of 10/2 Linen Yarn, 100% Unbleached Linen (1500 yards/1 lb).
Maurice Brassard 10/2 Linen Yarn was used.
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• Crochet hook, 1.75 mm.
• Double sided tape 6 mm wide if the hoop is to be wrapped with yarn to give it a finished,
integrated look.
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The entire pattern is done with two basic crochets: chain and treble, using 1.75 mm hook.
Click on link to see Treble Crochet 039_CTrebleC.pdf (craftyarncouncil.com)
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You can watch video demonstrating how to work Crochet Trebles here:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DC4YUSshYRY/
Round 0 is 6 chains joined with a slip stitch to form a ring.
Please, follow the diagram for Rounds 1-23.
Round 23 is the last round of pattern before attaching the circle to the hoop.
Round 24 connects the crocheted circle to the hoop. See “Fitting into the hoop” below.
Preparing the hoop
Any hoop can be used so long as it allows for the crocheted circle to be well stretched.
For best looking result that integrates the hoop and the crochet piece into one item, wrap the
yarn around the hoop. First, wrap tape that is sticky of both sides around the hoop. Then, wrap
the yarn around the hoop. It will stick to the tape. Hide the yarn ends with smaller crochet hook
or tapestry needle and glue with fabric glue if needed, trying to keep all gluing, and hiding on
one side that will later become the back side of the wall hanging.
Buyer Estelle Albrecht, Estelle5963@gmail.com, #19447417, 2025-05-08, 2PiRCrochetbyLara.com
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Fitting into the hoop
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The diameter of crocheted circle after Round 23 should be smaller than the diameter of the
hoop. How much smaller may vary depending on the yarn used as soft yarns stretch more than
unbleached raw linen yarn that was used the pictures.
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First, temporarily tie the crocheted circle into the hoop in at least 12-16 places with differently
colored yarn. Check if the fit is good. The goal is to have it well stretched.
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Work round # 24 (+ chains around the hoop) while the crocheted circle with finished rounds 1-
23 is tied to the hoop. It may be a bit uncomfortable. You will have to crochet under tension.
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You can watch video demonstrating how to attach the crocheted circle to the hoop here:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DC4ZORmhK2z/
The last round that incorporates loops and attaches the crochet piece to the hoop is probably
the most challenging part and may require some ad-hoc adjustments. No two crocheters will
produce identical results even when the same yarn and hook size is used. Fortunately, like
everything else, it does get easier with practice.
Buyer Estelle Albrecht, Estelle5963@gmail.com, #19447417, 2025-05-08, 2PiRCrochetbyLara.com
Happy crocheting!
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