Presented by Crafty College, Bluebonnet Crafters and Marinka Adriana the Kitchen Angel
I - Air Freshener Doll (Fiber Craft - 3101) 2 X 60cm (24") 3mm (1/8") satin ribbon 1 large pony tail elastic 3.5 mm hook (UK 9, US E/4) 125gr (4 1/2oz) 2/1 viscose fiber or 125gr (4 1/2oz) bedspread cotton (used 2 strands together) or any fiber & hook combo to give you gauge below 10 cm X 10cm (4"X4") = 11 V stitches and 12 1/2 rows 3 mm satin ribbon Chart legend
Stitches used
Instructions Dress Bodice ROW 1: Chain 31, dc in 3rd ch from hook and in the next 28 chs, 29 dc (including first 2ch), chain 3 and turn ROW 2: Dc in 5 dc, chain 2, 3 sc, chain 2 , 11dc, chain 2, 3sc, chain 2, 6dc your work should look like this: Row 2 I I I I I I``---``I I I I I I I I I I I ``---``I I I I I I Row 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ______________ tail Chain3 and turn Working on left back of bodice only! ROW 3: Dc in 5dc, chain 3 turn. Row 3 I I I I I I Row 2 I I I I I I``---``I I I I I I I I I I I ``---``I I I I I I Row 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ______________ tail Chain 3 and turn ROW 4: Dc in 2dc, chain 2, sc in 3dc, end leaving enough fibers for joining Row 4 ---``I I I Row 3 I I I I I I * Row 2 I I I I I I``---``I I I I I I I I I I I ``---``I I I I I I Row 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ______________ tail . Working on centre bodice only, attach fiber at * chain 3 Design short cut - keep the tail end of attached fiber behind your work and capture it within the stitches you make. If you do this each time you attach thread as you go along, it saves you working them in later! Row 3: Dc in 2dc, chain 1, 5sc, chain 1, 3dc, chain3 turn
Row 4 ---``I I I I I I``-- - --``I I I
Working on right back of bodice only, attach fiber at * chain 3 (remember to work end in as you go!) ROW 3: Dc in 5dc, chain 2 turn.
Your work should look like this:
With right sides together, crochet or sew up the shoulder seams using the ends. Weave in any ends left and trim now. Much easier to do than later when dress is all finished. Try bodice on doll and see how it fits, it should look fabulous so far! Sleeve ROW 1: Attach fiber to center sc in armhole, chain 3, holding end behind wok and capturing it as you go, 25 dc evenly around armhole, chain 3 turn do not join ROW 2: increasing row - 7dc, 2dc in each of the next 10dc, 8dc, chain 3 turn ROW 3: decreasing row - work 2dc tog to last dc, dc in last dc, chain 3 turn ROW 4: decreasing row - 1dc, work 2dc tog 7 times, 3dc, chain 3 turn ROW 5: 11dc, chain 3turn ROW 6: 11dc, chain 3turn ROW 7: sc in first chain, *chain3 sc in dc*, repeat * * ending with sc in turning chain. Pull up on the loop on hook to prevent unraveling, and gently turn work inside out by pushing the bodice through the armhole of sleeve just finished. Insert hook through the first sc made on the last row, picking up last loop made opposite it, and join sleeve seam by slip stitching together towards the bodice. Finish off and weave any remaining ends in now and turn sleeve right side out again. Another way of joining the sleeve seam would be to end after the last sc made and sewing up the seam. Repeat with other sleeve. At this point try the bodice on the doll one more time and see how it fits. Notice particularly how her body shape flares (if you are using the air freshener doll, poor darling lacks legs) out and this is how the skirt will need to flare out as well Skirt ROW 1: with inside of bodice facing you, attach fiber to end and chain 2, sc in every loop of starting chain to end, 28 sc, chain 3 turn ROW 2: increasing row - 1dc in first sc, *1 dc in next sc, 2dc in next sc* repeat * * across ending with 2dc in turning chain, chain 3, turn Note: working 2dc in a stitch creates what will be from now on known as the V stitch Row 3: increasing row - 1 dc in the last V stitch of previous row, *V stitch in next dc, V stitch in next V stitch *, repeat * * across ending with V stitch in last V stitch, chain 3, turn ROW4:1 dc in the last V stitch of previous row, V stitch in each V stitch of row 3, chain 3, turn ROW 5: repeat row 4 ROW 6: increasing row - 1 dc in the last V stitch of previous row, *1dc in space between the V stitches, V stitch in each V stitch*, repeat from * * , chain 3 , turn ROW 7: increasing row - 1 dc in the last V stitch of previous row, *V stitch in next dc, V stitch in next V stitch *, repeat * * across ending with V stitch in last V stitch, chain 3, turn ROW 8:1 dc in the last V stitch of previous row, V stitch in each V stitch of row 7, chain 3, turn ROWS 9 - 11: repeat row 8 ROW 12: same as 11 but do not end with chain 3 and do not turn work ROW 13: overlapping the last V stitch over the first V stitch of row 12, insert hook through both V stitches and st together, chain 3, dc in same space, V stitch in each V stitch across, closing round with sl on 3rd chain, chain 3, do not turn ROW 14; dc in V stitch, V stitch in each V stitch across, closing round with sl on 3rd chain, chain 3 do not turn Continue row 14 until skirt is 25cm (10 in) from waist Join this row and chain 2, sc in each dc, close round with sl on 2nd chain, chain 3 Decreasing for base: ROW 1: work 2dc together across, closing round with sl on 3rd chain, chain 3 do not turn ROW 2: *work 2dc together, 1dc in next dc*, repeat * *, closing round with sl on 3rd chain, chain 3 do not turn ROW 3: 1dc in each dc across, closing round with sl on 3rd chain, chain 2 do not turn ROW 4: working over an elastic, *1sc, chain 1*, repeat * * closing round with sl in 2nd chain, fasten off, weave end in. Dress Edging Attach fiber to overlapped stitches in row 13, chain 3, sc evenly up the left back of skirt /bodice forming loops that will be used for lacing closure. Continue working across neck opening keeping the loops closer together so they create a ruffle effect, then work down right side of bodice/skirt carefully matching loops to left side. Finish off and weave end in. Using length of ribbon as if you were lacing a shoe, start with the matching loops at ROW 13 lace the ribbon loosely through the loops ending at collar, put the dress on Adriana, adjust the loops, tighten (visions of Scarlett being laced in!), and tie into bow. Apron ROW 1 - chain 9, sc in 3rd chain from hook and remaining
chains, chain 1 turn
You now have 16 stitches ROW 7 - sc across, chain 2 turn
You now have 24 stitches ROW 10 - dc across, chain 2, turn
You now have 32 stitches ROW 14-16 dc across, chain 3, turn
Edging : working up the left side of apron, sc evenly to row 5 of pattern, chain 3, sc to corner of bodice, chain 3, sc across top of bodice, chain 3, sc down to row 5, chain 3, sc along the right side of skirt, working 3sc in corner, sc across bottom, working 3sc in corner and finish off. Weave end in. Heart Pocket Form a double loop by winding fibre on the tip of your little finger, working into this (take it off the finger first!) chain 3, 2 dc, 3 tr, 5dc, 1 tr, 5dc, 3tr, 2dc join with slip stitch to chain, finish off. Holding the heart, pull on starting tail, this should close the loop nice and tight and help form the heart pocket. Attach to apron with slip stitch from wrong side or sew on Thread ribbon through the 3chain loops to create neck loop and ties. Wings ROW 1: Chain 5, sl to connect.Chain 2, work 15 hdc around,
sl to second chain to close, chain 2
Wing will not lie flat, it is meant to cup slightly. For second wing, on ROW 1, skip 4hdc, attach fiber and repeat from ROW 2 - 12 Halo Chain 24, careful not to twist chain, close with slip stitch. Sc across, sl stitch to first sc, finish off and weave end in. Attach very carefully to Adriana's head! To hand Adriana so that she can start taking care of those empty grocery bags for you, add and extra length of whatever fibre you have used to crochet, tie it around her waist in a loose loop wide enough to use as a hanger. Hide this under the apron. I hope you enjoy making Adriana as much as I have enjoyed
designing her. May she always keep an eye on all the joys a family kitchen
has to offer.
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1998. This was inspired by some incredible rustic kitchens we had the opportunity
to walk through and the awesome number of hair elastic in the bottom of
my tote, left over from my *150 scrunchies challenge*.
Marinka@idirect.ca
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Presented by Crafty College, Bluebonnet Crafters and Marinka Adriana the Kitchen Angel
I - Air Freshener Doll (Fiber Craft - 3101) 2 X 60cm (24") 3mm (1/8") satin ribbon 1 large pony tail elastic 3.5 mm hook (UK 9, US E/4) 125gr (4 1/2oz) 2/1 viscose fiber or 125gr (4 1/2oz) bedspread cotton (used 2 strands together) or any fiber & hook combo to give you gauge below 10 cm X 10cm (4"X4") = 11 V stitches and 12 1/2 rows 3 mm satin ribbon Chart legend
Stitches used
Instructions Dress Bodice ROW 1: Chain 31, dc in 3rd ch from hook and in the next 28 chs, 29 dc (including first 2ch), chain 3 and turn ROW 2: Dc in 5 dc, chain 2, 3 sc, chain 2 , 11dc, chain 2, 3sc, chain 2, 6dc your work should look like this: Row 2 I I I I I I``---``I I I I I I I I I I I ``---``I I I I I I Row 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ______________ tail Chain3 and turn Working on left back of bodice only! ROW 3: Dc in 5dc, chain 3 turn. Row 3 I I I I I I Row 2 I I I I I I``---``I I I I I I I I I I I ``---``I I I I I I Row 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ______________ tail Chain 3 and turn ROW 4: Dc in 2dc, chain 2, sc in 3dc, end leaving enough fibers for joining Row 4 ---``I I I Row 3 I I I I I I * Row 2 I I I I I I``---``I I I I I I I I I I I ``---``I I I I I I Row 1 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I ______________ tail . Working on centre bodice only, attach fiber at * chain 3 Design short cut - keep the tail end of attached fiber behind your work and capture it within the stitches you make. If you do this each time you attach thread as you go along, it saves you working them in later! Row 3: Dc in 2dc, chain 1, 5sc, chain 1, 3dc, chain3 turn
Row 4 ---``I I I I I I``-- - --``I I I
Working on right back of bodice only, attach fiber at * chain 3 (remember to work end in as you go!) ROW 3: Dc in 5dc, chain 2 turn.
Your work should look like this:
With right sides together, crochet or sew up the shoulder seams using the ends. Weave in any ends left and trim now. Much easier to do than later when dress is all finished. Try bodice on doll and see how it fits, it should look fabulous so far! Sleeve ROW 1: Attach fiber to center sc in armhole, chain 3, holding end behind wok and capturing it as you go, 25 dc evenly around armhole, chain 3 turn do not join ROW 2: increasing row - 7dc, 2dc in each of the next 10dc, 8dc, chain 3 turn ROW 3: decreasing row - work 2dc tog to last dc, dc in last dc, chain 3 turn ROW 4: decreasing row - 1dc, work 2dc tog 7 times, 3dc, chain 3 turn ROW 5: 11dc, chain 3turn ROW 6: 11dc, chain 3turn ROW 7: sc in first chain, *chain3 sc in dc*, repeat * * ending with sc in turning chain. Pull up on the loop on hook to prevent unraveling, and gently turn work inside out by pushing the bodice through the armhole of sleeve just finished. Insert hook through the first sc made on the last row, picking up last loop made opposite it, and join sleeve seam by slip stitching together towards the bodice. Finish off and weave any remaining ends in now and turn sleeve right side out again. Another way of joining the sleeve seam would be to end after the last sc made and sewing up the seam. Repeat with other sleeve. At this point try the bodice on the doll one more time and see how it fits. Notice particularly how her body shape flares (if you are using the air freshener doll, poor darling lacks legs) out and this is how the skirt will need to flare out as well Skirt ROW 1: with inside of bodice facing you, attach fiber to end and chain 2, sc in every loop of starting chain to end, 28 sc, chain 3 turn ROW 2: increasing row - 1dc in first sc, *1 dc in next sc, 2dc in next sc* repeat * * across ending with 2dc in turning chain, chain 3, turn Note: working 2dc in a stitch creates what will be from now on known as the V stitch Row 3: increasing row - 1 dc in the last V stitch of previous row, *V stitch in next dc, V stitch in next V stitch *, repeat * * across ending with V stitch in last V stitch, chain 3, turn ROW4:1 dc in the last V stitch of previous row, V stitch in each V stitch of row 3, chain 3, turn ROW 5: repeat row 4 ROW 6: increasing row - 1 dc in the last V stitch of previous row, *1dc in space between the V stitches, V stitch in each V stitch*, repeat from * * , chain 3 , turn ROW 7: increasing row - 1 dc in the last V stitch of previous row, *V stitch in next dc, V stitch in next V stitch *, repeat * * across ending with V stitch in last V stitch, chain 3, turn ROW 8:1 dc in the last V stitch of previous row, V stitch in each V stitch of row 7, chain 3, turn ROWS 9 - 11: repeat row 8 ROW 12: same as 11 but do not end with chain 3 and do not turn work ROW 13: overlapping the last V stitch over the first V stitch of row 12, insert hook through both V stitches and st together, chain 3, dc in same space, V stitch in each V stitch across, closing round with sl on 3rd chain, chain 3, do not turn ROW 14; dc in V stitch, V stitch in each V stitch across, closing round with sl on 3rd chain, chain 3 do not turn Continue row 14 until skirt is 25cm (10 in) from waist Join this row and chain 2, sc in each dc, close round with sl on 2nd chain, chain 3 Decreasing for base: ROW 1: work 2dc together across, closing round with sl on 3rd chain, chain 3 do not turn ROW 2: *work 2dc together, 1dc in next dc*, repeat * *, closing round with sl on 3rd chain, chain 3 do not turn ROW 3: 1dc in each dc across, closing round with sl on 3rd chain, chain 2 do not turn ROW 4: working over an elastic, *1sc, chain 1*, repeat * * closing round with sl in 2nd chain, fasten off, weave end in. Dress Edging Attach fiber to overlapped stitches in row 13, chain 3, sc evenly up the left back of skirt /bodice forming loops that will be used for lacing closure. Continue working across neck opening keeping the loops closer together so they create a ruffle effect, then work down right side of bodice/skirt carefully matching loops to left side. Finish off and weave end in. Using length of ribbon as if you were lacing a shoe, start with the matching loops at ROW 13 lace the ribbon loosely through the loops ending at collar, put the dress on Adriana, adjust the loops, tighten (visions of Scarlett being laced in!), and tie into bow. Apron ROW 1 - chain 9, sc in 3rd chain from hook and remaining
chains, chain 1 turn
You now have 16 stitches ROW 7 - sc across, chain 2 turn
You now have 24 stitches ROW 10 - dc across, chain 2, turn
You now have 32 stitches ROW 14-16 dc across, chain 3, turn
Edging : working up the left side of apron, sc evenly to row 5 of pattern, chain 3, sc to corner of bodice, chain 3, sc across top of bodice, chain 3, sc down to row 5, chain 3, sc along the right side of skirt, working 3sc in corner, sc across bottom, working 3sc in corner and finish off. Weave end in. Heart Pocket Form a double loop by winding fibre on the tip of your little finger, working into this (take it off the finger first!) chain 3, 2 dc, 3 tr, 5dc, 1 tr, 5dc, 3tr, 2dc join with slip stitch to chain, finish off. Holding the heart, pull on starting tail, this should close the loop nice and tight and help form the heart pocket. Attach to apron with slip stitch from wrong side or sew on Thread ribbon through the 3chain loops to create neck loop and ties. Wings ROW 1: Chain 5, sl to connect.Chain 2, work 15 hdc around,
sl to second chain to close, chain 2
Wing will not lie flat, it is meant to cup slightly. For second wing, on ROW 1, skip 4hdc, attach fiber and repeat from ROW 2 - 12 Halo Chain 24, careful not to twist chain, close with slip stitch. Sc across, sl stitch to first sc, finish off and weave end in. Attach very carefully to Adriana's head! To hand Adriana so that she can start taking care of those empty grocery bags for you, add and extra length of whatever fibre you have used to crochet, tie it around her waist in a loose loop wide enough to use as a hanger. Hide this under the apron. I hope you enjoy making Adriana as much as I have enjoyed
designing her. May she always keep an eye on all the joys a family kitchen
has to offer.
| Back to the Classroom at Crafty College |
Designed by Marinka on a drive
through cottage country, checking out properties for sale on August 13,
1998. This was inspired by some incredible rustic kitchens we had the opportunity
to walk through and the awesome number of hair elastic in the bottom of
my tote, left over from my *150 scrunchies challenge*.
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