Stephanie's Crocheted Lace Wedding Garter
I fell in love with Diane Willett's Knitted Lace Wedding Garter, but couldn't seem to handle the size 00 needles that were required. After a week of fighting with the slippery cotton thread, I decided that I needed to design my own in crochet.This is a gift for my sister Stephanie's wedding. Materials cotton thread - size 30 crochet hook size 7 (1.65 mm) 1/4 inch wide blue ribbon thin elastic cord sewing notions Gauge The length of the garter is customizable. Research on the internet tells me that the standard thigh is 20-22 inches. The size I am working for is 24 inches. To this, I have added 2 inches to provide some gathering in the material. My total length is 26 inches. Center Section Throughout the pattern for the center section, the turning ch 2 is not counted as a hdc. Work this section to the desired length by repeating rows 3 and 4. Complete a number of rows equal to a multiple of 4, ending with row 3.
Edging The edging is worked along each side of the garter. The instructions below will get you through the first side and then you just repeat on the other side of the center section.
Make sure to block to get the proper stitch definition, paying particular attenting to the ch3 loops on the outside rows. After blocking, sew into a ring. Thread the ribbon and elastic through the openings in the center of the garter, making sure the elastic is hidden behind the ribbon. Sew the two ribbon ends together, making sure to leave enough ribbon to stretch to the desired length. Sew/tie the elastic together to the desired length. I got the pattern for the flower from SkaMama's blog. Pattern & images © 2008 by Melisa Darnieder. Personal use ONLY. Commercial use, including selling items made from this pattern, is prohibited. All rights reserved.
Comments: So pretty! You did a beautiful job! Any bride to be would love this!! Comments: Thank you so much! Comments: Melisa, Comments: i absolutely LOVE that garter! it is exactly what i am looking for for my wedding this May - it is incredible! would you mind emailing me? Comments: I have updated the pattern to include a link to the pattern for the flower. Yahoo: wedding washcloths Stephanie's Crocheted Lace Wedding Garter wedding washcloths stitchesGoogle: wedding washcloths stitches Stephanie's Crocheted Lace Wedding Garter wedding washcloths |
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I fell in love with Diane Willett's Knitted Lace Wedding Garter, but couldn't seem to handle the size 00 needles that were required. After a week of fighting with the slippery cotton thread, I decided that I needed to design my own in crochet.