ABRIVIATION FOR CROCHET STITCHES:

Chain (ch)
All letters in brackets indicate abbreviations used in instructions. Make a slip loop in
thread, insert hook in loop, and draw yarn through. Continue to draw yarn through each
new loop formed until chain is the length desired.

Single Crochet (sc)

Make a chain the length required, turn, and insert the hook in 2ndch. From hook and
draw yarn through it, yarn over and through both loops on hook. Continue to work in
this way in each chain. to end of row.
2nd row-Turn the work, Ch. 1, * insert the hook in top of next st., taking up both
threads, yarn over and draw through st., having 2 loops on the hook, yarn over and
through both loops on hook. Repeat from * across row. Repeat 2nd row for remainder of
work.

Half Double Crochet (h dc)

Make a chain the length required, turn, yarn over hook, insert hook in 3rd Ch. from hook
* and draw up a loop. Yarn over hook and through 3 loops. Yarn over, insert hook in next
stitch.; repeat from * in each Ch. to other end of work. A new row is begun with Ch. 2
after turning

Double Crochet (Dc)

Work a chain, yarn over hook, insert hook in 4th Ch. from hook *, draw up a loop, yarn
over hook and through 2 loops, yarn over hook and through 2 loops; yarn over hook,
insert hook in next stitch. Repeat from * across row.

Treble Crochet (Tr c.)

Treble crochet is made in the same way as double crochet, but the yarn twice over the
hook, instead of once. Work the loops off the hook as follows: yarn over and through 2,
over and through 2, over and through 2.
To Increase
Work 2 sts. in one stitch.

Crocheted Slip Stitch

Insert the hook in next stitch, yarn over and draw through both loops on hook.

To Decrease
Draw up a loop through each of the next 2 sts, yarn over and through 3 loops on hook;
or, skip 1 stitch.
Yarn: 120gr cotton treat # 10
Hook: 1.5mm-2.00mm
Chain of 63, work around or by rows then saw together.
Cups:

Chain of 37, work all stitches across single crochet 3.5inch( 9cm)do not
crochet 17 stitches from left side, work only on 17 stitches . After
continue to crochet when you have apx. 7inch ( 18cm)finish, all together
10.5 inches, saw cup together at the center.
Crochet 2nd cup similar to first one.
Crochet boarder around sawing cup:* 1sc, skip 2stitches, in next 5dc, 1sc
in 3st, *repeat from * to *.
Bottom of the top.
Chain of 224(small) 240(medium)256 (large)join in circle and crochet by
chart. From 1st row to 7 row, then repeat from 2nd row to 7 row again, see
chart.
Explanation on chart.
1st round:* 1dc, 1ch,* repeat from * to *, slip stitch the end of round.
2nd rd: same as 1st rd, slip stitch the end of round.
3rd rd: all single crochet across, slip stitch the end of round.
4th rd: 3ch for the beginning always, 3dctog in 1st stitch, 1ch, *1dc, 1ch,
skip 3 st, in next 4dctog in one stitch see chart for stitches ( as 5dc shell
in this pattern 4dc shell, 1ch, * repeat from * to * slip stitch the end of
round.
5th rd: 3ch, dc3tog(see chart for crochet stitches), 2ch, * 1dc, 2ch, dc4tog
with finish at top, 2ch, * repeat from * to *, slip stitch at the end.
6th rd: all single crochet
7th rd: as 1st rd.
Repeat from 2rd to 7round again.
After 12.5 inches (32cm) of work finish and bind off yarn.
Assembly: saw cup, saw cup to the top.
Attach yarn to the corner of the cup and crochet ties by chart (see
picture.
1st row: 2dc, (3dc, 2ch, 3dc,- in one stitch) 2dc.
2nd row: as 1st row.
Crochet ties approximately 12-15 inches depend of your torso.

All done.
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