Kentucky Rug Yarns
RUGS RUGS
NEW VISUAL RUGS

crochet with easy-to-follow charts

Easy to follow instructions and diagrams for colorful rugs, hats, pillows and other items

Vol. 5

29¢

This Book Has Been Especially Prepared For
KENTUCKY SOFT SPUN RUG YARN
Style #113—70 Yards per Skein

Manufactured by January and Wood Company Inc., Maysville, Kentucky and distributed in retail stores throughout the United States.

Vivid colors are tops this year. All Kentucky Soft Spun Rug Yarns come in clear, brilliant colors with harmonizing neutral shades for contrast.

VISUAL CROCHET

A new idea in crochet. All you have to do is follow the squares on the chart. The basic stitch is the chain used for foundation to start your work. Then the single crochet stitch shown in the diagrams. 1-2-3-4.

Each little square = 1 stitch. Change in colors are indicated. Rows are numbered.

Chain Stitch

Hold work loosely between middle finger and thumb right under the hook, * twist hook on thread (this will be referred to as “thread over”) and pull thread thru loop on hook, repeat from * until chain is desired length.

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Single Crochet

Chain for desired length, skip 1 ch., insert hook in 2nd st. from hook (Ill. No. 1), thread over hook and pull through ch.; there are now 2 loops on hook, (Ill. No. 2). Thread over hook (Ill. No. 3) and pull through both loops (Ill. No. 4).

BALANCED RUG
Approx. 22″ × 35″

Material:

10 skeins white rug yarn;

2 skeins red rug yarn;

2 skeins royal blue rug yarn;

2 skeins col. green rug yarn;

2 skeins lemon yellow rug yarn;

size J crochet hook.

Directions: chart color numbers—1. white; 2. red; 3. blue; 4. col. green; 5. yellow; follow chart closely. Using double yarn throughout (two strands worked as one) using 1st. color. Ch. 41—sc. in 2nd ch. from hook and in each st. across. Ch. 1 turn.

Row 1: Sc. in 1st. sts. Let the 1st. color yarn hang and tie on 2nd color—1 sc. in next st. with 2nd. color. Now hold the 2nd. color along your work and using 1st. color work 1 sc. in next 3 sts. Working over the 2nd color let these two colors hang and tie on 3rd color. 1 sc. in 9th st. using 3rd. color—now let this color hang (to be there when you come back across) with 1st. color working over 2nd color, put 1 sc. in next 4 sts. Let first color hang and put 1 sc. of 2nd color in next st. Let this color hang (to be there when you come back across). With 1st. color put 1 sc. in each st. on across row—ch. 1—turn. Watch your chart—as we write the second row through for you.

Row 2: Still working with 1st. color—1 sc. in 1st. 26 sts. or as you see in chart back to 2nd color. Let 1st. color hang. Put 1 sc. in next st. using 2nd color (hanging from previous row.) Put 1 sc. with 1st. color (working over the 2nd color) in next 4 sts. Drop these two colors. Pick up 3rd. color (left hanging before.) Put 1 sc. in next st.—let this color hang as before. With 1st. color working over 2nd color put 1 sc. in next 3 sts. Drop 1st. color, using 2nd. color put 1 sc. in next st. (now let this color hang)—with 1st. color put 1 sc. in each st. to end of row—ch. 1—turn. Work in this manner watching the chart. When one color isn’t used for a while (note chart) as in 4th. row color no. 2 isn’t used again til the 17th. row—tie that color off and put it back on again in the 17th. row to keep from having to work over it all the way.

Border: Using a single strand of yarn—put sc. sts. evenly spaced all around the rug—putting 3 sts. in the corner to turn. Put 1 row of scs. around using each color—Using red first row; white second row; green third row; yellow fourth row; blue fifth row; tie off yarn.

This is a very useful way to crochet and many new ideas will open themselves to you using this method of carrying yarn and watching a chart. See visual chart on [page 43].

CURLER BAG

Material:

3 skeins of Dark rug yarn;

2 skeins of Light rug yarn;

Size G crochet hook.

Directions: With light yarn ch. 3 join to form ring.

Round 1: Ch. 2—16 double croc. in ring. Join with slip st. in starting ch. 2.

Round 2: Ch. 2 *1 double croc. st. in 1 st.—2 double croc. sts. in next st. Repeat from *around, join with slip st. in ch. 2.

Round 3: Ch. 2 *1 double croc. st. in next 2 sts.—2 double croc. sts. in next st.—repeat from *around. Join with slip st. in ch. 2.

Round 4: Ch. 2 *1 double croc. st. in next 3 sts. 2 double croc. sts. in next st. Repeat from *Around. Join with slip st. in Ch. 2.

Round 5: Ch. 2 *1 double croc. st. in next 4 sts. 2 double croc. sts. in next st. Repeat from *around. Join with slip st. in Ch. 2.

Round 6: 1 sc. in each st. around. Join with slip st.

Round 7: Ch. 2—count this ch. 2 as part of the first puff st. using only 2 double croc. sts. in this puff (puff st.—work as double croc. st. only work off only the first 2 loops. Keep the other loops on needle and yarn over and start another double croc. st. Work off two loops again and yarn over and start a new double croc. st. Work off 2 loops and then all the loops. Ch. 1 to tie all loops together at top.) Put 1 loop st. in every other st. around. Ch. 1 between each st. Slip st. in top of lst puff st.

Round 8: Ch. 2—the starting puff is made using the ch. 2 as part of the lst puff st. Ch. 1—1 puff st. in between each puff st. Ch. 1 between each puff around. Join with slip st. in top of lst puff.

Rounds 9 and 10: Repeat Row 8.

Round 11: Attach dark color—make 10 rows repeating the pattern of 1 puff st. between each puff st. Ch. 1 between each puff. Join each row with slip st. in top of lst puff st.

Shell edge: Ch. 1—1 sc. in lst st. 1 double croc. in next st. 1 treble croc. in next st. Ch. 1, 1 double croc. in next st. *1 sc., 1 double croc., 1 treble croc., ch. 1—1 double croc. Repeat from *around. Tie off yarn.

Cord: Using both colors working as one—make a ch. 45″ long—make 2.

Tassels: Make 4. Wind yarn around 8″ cardboard 10 times. Slide off cardboard, fold in center and tie tightly about an inch from folded end. Around all strands—cut opposite end and tie on end of cords after they have been laced over and under around top of bag.

Line bag with colored cloth to match.

Directions on [Page 6]

REVERSIBLE RUG

Material:

6 skeins Cream rug yarn

6 skeins Red Brown rug yarn

crochet hook size G

Finished rug approximately 19″ by 38″

Directions:

With Red Brown Ch. 72.

Row 1: 1 double croc. st. in 3rd. ch. st. from hook—1 double croc. st. in each st. across ch.—Ch. 3 turn.

Rows 2—5: 1 double croc. st. in each st. across. Ch. 3 to turn each row.

Row 6: Using Cream (work over the Red Brown yarn). Just lie flat along your work and go along as usual. Put 1 double croc. st. in each st. across—ch. 3 turn. Tie off Cream yarn.

Row 7: Using Red Brown yarn—1 double croc. in each st. across. Ch. 3 to turn each row.

Make 43 rows in this manner.

Repeat row 6—using Cream for the stripe.

Using Red Brown put 5 more rows. (1 double croc. st. in each st. across row, ch. 3 to turn each row.) Tie off yarn.

Repeat this piece starting with light color and putting the stripe in dark.

Join the two pieces together with sc. stitches evenly spaced around the outside using both colors alternating 1 sc. one color, 1 sc. of next color—put 3 scs. in each corner to turn the corner.

Fringe: 1¼ loop recommended.

Attach yarn to one end of rug—using double strand one light and one dark—with croc. hook pull both strands of yarn through the 1st. sc. st. and pull out to a 1¼ in. loop. Separate the two strands of yarn and bring one in front of the two loops. Pull snug and repeat across row. Do the other end of rug the same way. Photo on [Page 5].

CHECKERED BORDER INLAY RUG
(approx. 26″ × 36″)

Material:

Dark Cardinal—3 skeins rug yarn

Velvet Rose—11 skeins rug yarn

Light Pink—5 skeins rug yarn

size J crochet hook

Gauge: Approx. 2 sts.—1 inch. 2 rows—1 inch

Directions: Velvet Rose—using double strand of yarn ch. 73—1 sc. in 2nd ch. from hook and in each st. of ch. Ch. 1 turn (72 sts. in all).

Rows 1-4: 1 sc. in each st. across. Ch. 1 turn each row.

Rows 5-6: Using light pink—1 sc. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 to turn each row.

Rows 7-8: Using Dark Cardinal 1 sc. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 turn each row.

Rows 9-10: Using dark cardinal working over the light pink put 1 sc. in lst 2 sts. Using light pink (working over the dark cardinal) put 1 sc. in next 2 sts. Repeat across row. Ch. 1 to turn each row.

Rows 11-12: Using light pink (working over the dark cardinal) 1 sc. in 1st. 2 sts. Using dark cardinal (working over the light pink) put 1 sc. in next 2 sts. Repeat across row. Ch. 1 to turn each row.

Rows 13-14: Repeat rows 9 & 10. Tie off yarn.

Rows 15-37: Using velvet rose 1 sc. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 to turn each row. (22 rows).

Rows 38-39: Repeat rows 13 & 14.

Rows 40-41: Repeat rows 11 & 12.

Rows 42-43: Repeat rows 9 & 10.

Rows 44-45: Repeat rows 7 & 8.

Rows 46-47: Repeat rows 5 & 6.

Rows 48-49-50-51-52: Repeat row 1. Using 1 strand of yarn sc. evenly spaced all around outside of rug. Put 1 row of scs. of each color to finish rug and make it lie nicer (put increases in the corner).

Visual Chart

PUPPET POT HOLDER

Material:

1 skein Yellow rug yarn;

1 skein Red rug yarn;

size G crochet hook.

Directions: With Yellow, ch. 35—join to form ring.

Rows 1-16: Sc. in each st. around—join with slip st. ch. 1.

Row 17: Sc. in first 18 sts.—ch. 1 turn.

Row 18: Sc. across—ch. 1 turn.

Row 19: Sc. across decreasing 1 sc. at each end.

Row 20: Sc. across—ch. 1 turn.

Repeat rows 19 and 20 until 4 sc. are left. Break off.

On back side sc. across 18 sts.—ch. 1 turn. Work the same as front side, starting with row 18. Break off.

With red (inside mouthpiece), ch. 6—sc. across—ch. 1 turn.

Increase 2 sc. every other row until 17 sc.

Work 4 rows sc. (17 sc.) in each row. Starting next row, decrease 2 sc. every other row until there are 5 sc. Break off. Put this piece inside puppet’s mouth. Sc. around outside edge.

Slip st. with color to make eyes and nose.

Hair: *Ch. 16—sc. across ch. Make 1 row of loops—fasten on puppet above eyes.

STOCKING CAP

Material:

3 skeins rug yarn;

size G crochet hook

Directions:

Ch. 4—join to form ring—10 dc in ring.

Row 1: 2 sc. in every st. around—sl. st. to beginning ch. 1.

Row 2: *1 sc. in 1st. 4 st.—2 in 5th st. *Continue from *around. Sl. st.—ch. 1.

Row 3: Sc. around—join ch. 1.

Row 4: Sc. around—join ch. 1.

Row 5: Same as Row 2.

Row 6: 1 sc. in 1st. 7—2 in 8th st.—join ch. 1.

Row 7: 1 sc. in 1st. 4—2 st. in 5th st.—join ch. 1.

Row 8: 1 sc. in 1st. 9—2 st. in 10th st. Join ch.1.

Row 9: Same as Row 7.

Row 10: Same as Row 6.

Row 11: Same as Row 8.

Rows 12 thru 22: Sc. around—join—ch. 1.

Stitch—yarn over hook—down thru stitch and one loop. Yarn over and thru remaining st.

Rows 23-33: ½ dc. around—join—ch. 1.

Row 34: Decrease 3 st. around—join—ch. 1.

Rows 35 thru 38: ½ dc. around—join—ch. 1.

Row 39: Decrease 3 dc.

Rows 40 thru 43: ½ dc. around—join—ch. 1.

Row 44: Decrease 3 around.

Rows 45 thru 48: ½ dc. around—join—ch. 1.

Rows 49 thru 80: ½ dc. st.—decreasing 1 st. at beginning of every row. Break yarn. Make tassel and attach to end.

SHELL

Material:

6 skeins white rug yarn;

3 skeins black rug yarn;

size J crochet hook.

Gauge: ¾″ = 2 sts. ¾″ = 2 rows.

School colors make excellent Shell

Directions: Written for small size. Large and medium direction in ( ). Using black yarn. Chain 45 (53) (61). 1 sc. st. in 2nd. ch. from hook and each st. of ch. across, ch. 1 to turn.

Row 1: 1 sc. st. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 to turn.

Row 2: 1 sc. st. in 1st. 2 sts. Pick up white yarn (work over the black), put 1 sc. st. in the next 6 sts. Using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the next 2 sts. Repeat across row in this manner, ending the row with 4 sts. of black. Ch. 1 to turn.

Row 3: Using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the first 2 sts. * using white (working over the black), put 1 sc. st. in the next st., using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the next st., using white (working over the black), put 1 sc. st. in the next 5 sts., using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the next st. Repeat from * to end of row, ending with 1 st. of black on the end. Ch. 1 to turn.

Row 4: Using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the first st. * using white (working over the black), put 1 sc. st. in the next two sts., using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the next 6 sts. Repeat from * across row, ending the row with 1 sc. st. of black on the end. Ch. 1 to turn.

Row 5: * Using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in first st., using white (working over the black), put 1 sc. st. in the next 2 sts., using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the next st., using white (working over the black), put 1 sc. st. in the next four sts. Repeat from * across row, ending the row with 1 st. of black. Ch. 1 to turn.

Rows 6, 7, 8: Repeat row 5.

Row 9: Using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the first st., using white (working over the black), put 1 sc. st. in the next 2 sts., using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in each st. to end of row. Ch. 1 to turn.

Row 10: Using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the first 2 sts. * using white (working over the black), put 1 sc. st. in the next 7 sts., using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the next st. Repeat from * across row, ending the row with one black st. Ch. 1 to turn.

Row 11: Using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the first 2 st. * using white (working over the black), put 1 sc. st. in the next 7 sts., using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the next st. Repeat from * across row, ending the row with 3 sts. of black. Ch. 1 to turn.

Row 12: Using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the first 4 sts. * using white (working over the black), put 1 sc. st. in the next 7 sts., using black (working over the white), put 1 sc. st. in the next st. Repeat from * across row, ending row with 1 sc. st. in black. This completes one pattern. Using your gauge as a guide, start at row one and complete the pattern as many times as your length requires. This is measured from the under arm seam. The small sizes uses four pattern repeats. Now starting from under the arm seam this is the next row.

Row 1: Using black yarn put 1 sc. st. in each st. across row, decreasing 2 sts. on each end. Ch. 1 to turn.

Row 2: Using white yarn put 1 sc. st. in each st. across row decreasing 1 st. on each end of row. Ch. 1 to turn.

Row 3 through Row 18: Using white yarn put 1 sc. st. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 to turn each row, tie off yarn, one side complete make one more the same way.

Sew side seams together, to the arm hole. Sew shoulders together leaving enough space for your head. With black yarn put sc. sts. evenly spaced around arm hole and neck. If you have made a long shell and want to leave side slits start your sewing after you measure the side slit. Put sc. sts. evenly spaced around this slit also.

Visual Chart

CHECK PILLOW

Material:

4 skeins of rug yarn green;

4 skeins of rug yarn ivory;

size G crochet hook

Directions: This is a four row repeat pattern. Note chart. Carry both colors as you work, working over one and then the other as the pattern directs or use chart. Chain 60, using Ivory. Single croc. in 2nd ch. from hook and each st. across chain 1 turn.

Row 1 of pattern: Using Ivory put 1 sc. st. in 1st. 2 sts. * attach Green (work over Ivory) 1 sc. in next st. using Ivory 1 sc. in the next 4 sts. repeat from * across row ending with 1 Ivory st. ch. 1 turn.

Row 2: Using Ivory (working over Green) put 1 sc. st. in 1st. st. Using green (working over Ivory) put 1 sc. st. in the next 2 sts. using Ivory working over green 1 sc. in the next 2 sts. repeat from * across row ending with 1 sc. st. in Ivory. Chain 1 to turn.

Row 3: Using green (working over Ivory) 1 sc. st. in 1st. 4 sts. Using Ivory (working over green) 1 sc. st. in next st. repeat across row. Ch. 1 turn.

Row 4: * Using green (working over Ivory) 1 sc. in the first 3 sts. using Ivory (working over green) 1 sc. in next 2 sts. repeat from * across row, ending with 1 sc. st. of Ivory. This is the four row repeats. Start at row 1 and repeat the first four rows of pattern, make 9 repeats in all. Finish with a row of sc. using Ivory all the way across row. Make two sides for your pillow. Crochet together using one strand of each color yarn, make alternate sts. using first one color then the next one three sides, insert pillow and sc. on around. Tie off yarn. Photo on [Page 14].

Visual Pattern

This is one repeat. Cont. rows 1 through 4 to the desired size for pillow. Check pillow pattern chart—each sq. = 1 st. The rows are numbered.

SHADED RUG

DOUBLE STRAND OF YARN THROUGHOUT

Material:

Four colors:

4 skeins Forest Green rug yarn;

4 skeins Dark Green rug yarn;

4 skeins Aqua Green rug yarn;

4 skeins Colonial Green rug yarn.

Directions:

Ch. 42—sc. in 2nd ch. from hook and each st. of ch. Turn.

Row 1: Using forest green, 1 sc. in back loop of each st. across row. Ch. 1 turn.

Row 2: 1 sc. in each st. across row.

Row 3: Repeat Row 1.

Row 4: Repeat Row 2. Tie off yarn.

Row 5: Pick up dark green. Repeat last two rows alternating rows. Tie off yarn.

Row 9: Pick up Aqua Green. Repeat the same thing.

Row 13: Pick up Colonial Green. Repeat four rows again. Repeat in this manner using each color 4 times. Tie off yarn.

Border: Sc. evenly spaced around outside of rug. 1 row with each color putting increases in corners to make rug lie flat. Tie off yarn.

COLOR COMBINATIONS

Taupe

Spice

Red Brown

Dark Brown

Avocado

Gold

Copper

Red Brown

Yellow

Maize

Gold

Indian Orange

Light Pink

Dusty Rose

Velvet Rose

Dark Cardinal

ORIENTAL RUG
(approx. 27″ × 36″)

Material:

8 skeins 1st. color rug yarn

9 skeins 2nd. color rug yarn

size J crochet hook

Gauge: 2 sts. to inch, 2 rows to inch

Directions: Use 2 strands of yarn throughout rug. Using 1st. color, ch. 54—1 sc. in 2nd ch. from hook and each st. across ch. Ch. 1 turn. Pattern rows:

Rows 1 & 2: Using 1st. color, 1 sc. in first 3 sts. Attach 2nd. color (work over 1st color) 1 sc. in next 7 sts. * using 1st color (work over 2nd. color) 1 sc. in next 3 sts. Using 1st. color (working over 2nd color) put 1 sc. in next 7 sts. Repeat from * across row. Ch. 1 to turn each row.

Rows 3 & 4: * Using 2nd color (work over 1st. color) put 1 sc. in 1st. 3 sts. Using 2nd color (work over 1st. color) put 1 sc. st. in next 2 sts. Repeat from * across row. Ch. 1 to turn each row.

Rows 5 & 6: Using 2nd color (work over 1st color) put 1 sc. in 5 sts. * Using 1st. color (work over 2nd) put 1 sc. in 3 sts. Using 2nd color (work over 1st. color) put 1 sc. in next 7 sts. Repeat from * across row. Ch. 1 to turn each row.

Rows 7 & 8: Repeat rows 3 & 4. This is the end of 1st. pattern. Repeat this pattern all eight rows 8 more times—9 patterns in all. Put 1 sc. using 1st. color in each st. across row. Tie off yarn. Using 1 strand of yarn, put 2 rows of sc. stitches evenly spaced all around rug, increasing in corners to keep rug flat. Put 2 inch fringe on each end following directions for fringe.

Visual Chart

TAM AND MUFF
Picture on [front cover of book]

Material:

3 skeins of rug yarn to make Tam and Muff

Buy 2 skeins if made separately. Size G crochet hook.

TAM:

Ch. 4 to form ring.

Round 1: Put 8 sc. sts. in ring, join with slip st.

Round 2: 2 sc. sts. in each st. around don’t join mark end of row with safety pin. From here on don’t join unless told.

Round 3: * 1 sc. st. in 1st. 2 sts. 2 sc. sts. in next st. Repeat from * around ending with 1 sc. st. in last st.

Round 4: * 1 sc. st. in first 3 sts., 2 sc. in next st. Repeat from * around ending with 1 sc. st. in last st.

Round 5: * 1 sc. st. in first 4 sts. 2 sc. sts. in next st. Repeat from * around.

Round 6: * 1 sc. st. in first 5 sts. 2 sc. sts. in next st. Repeat from * around.

Round 7: Repeat in this manner watching your increases in the round behind you and increase 1 st. ahead each time. Work through Round 14 (for larger size add more rows).

Round 15: 1 sc. in each st. around.

Round 16: 1 sc. st. in each st. around decreasing 1 sc. st. by working two sts. together in the top of each increase of previous rounds.

Rounds 17, 18, 19: Sc. in each st. around decreasing 1 sc. st. in the st. before your decreases of the last row (5 decreases in each row).

Rounds 20, 21: 1 sc. st. in each st. around.

Round 22: 1 slip st. in each st. around. Tie off yarn. Make Pom Pom to sew on top.

MUFF:

End piece—make two: Chain 20 join with slip st.

Round 1: * 2 sc. in 1st st. of ch., 1 sc. in next st. Repeat from * around. Join with slip st.

Round 2: * 1 sc. in st. 5 sts., 2 sc. sts. in the next st. Repeat from * around. Join with slip st.

Round 3: 1 sc. st. in each st. around. Join with a slip st.

Round 4: * 1 sc. st. in st. 10 sts. 2 sc. sts. in the 11 st. Repeat from * around, ending with 1 sc. st. in the last 2 sts. Join with a slip st. and tie off yarn.

Chain 38 join with a slip st. to form ring.

Round 1: 1 sc. st. in each st. of ch. join with a slip st. Repeat this round for 18 rounds, tie off yarn. Fit the end pieces in the circle and sew together with a sc. st. around the outside edge.

Make two Pom Poms by the pattern for making Pom Poms and attach to top of Muff as shown in picture on the cover.

STRIPED LOOP STITCH RUG

Material:

8 skeins avocado rug yarn; 8 skeins orange rug yarn;

8 skeins red brown rug yarn; size J crochet hook.

Gauge: approx. 2 sts. = 1 inch; 2 rows = 1 inch.

Directions:

Border: Using double strand of yarn throughout ch. 53 using avocado.

Row 1: 1 sc. in 2nd ch. from hook and in each st. across ch. Ch. 1 turn. Repeat row 1—five more times (6 rows in all). Tie off yarn.

Main Rug—Row 1: Using orange put 1 loop st. in each st. across. Ch. 1 turn.

Row 2: 1 sc. in each st. across. Ch. 1 turn. Tie on red brown.

Row 3: Using red brown working over the orange, put 1 loop st. in each st. across, ch. 1 turn.

Row 4: 1 sc. in each st. across row still working over the orange. Ch. 1 with orange turn.

Row 5: Working over the red brown put 1 loop st. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 turn.

Row 6: Still working over red brown put 1 sc. st. in each st. across row. Tie off orange. Ch. 1 turn.

Row 7: Using red brown put 1 loop st. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 to turn.

Row 8: 1 sc. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 to turn.

Row 9: Repeat row 7.

Row 10: Repeat row 8.

Row 11: Repeat row 7.

Row 12: Repeat row 8. Tie off red brown.

Row 13: Tie on orange—1 loop st. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 turn.

Row 14: 1 sc. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 turn.

Row 15: Tie on avocado—work over the orange. Put 1 loop st. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 turn.

Row 16: Still working over the orange, put 1 sc. in each st. across. Ch. 1 with the orange. Turn.

Row 17: Working over the avocado, put 1 loop st. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 turn.

Row 18: Still working over the avocado put 1 sc. in each st. across. Ch. 1 with avocado to turn. Tie off orange.

Rows 19, 20, 21: Using avocado 1 sc. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 to turn each row.

Row 22: Tie on red brown and work over avocado—put 1 sc. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 turn.

Row 23: Still working over the avocado put 1 loop st. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 with the avocado. Tie off red brown.

Rows 24, 25, 26: Using avocado 1 sc. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 to turn each row. Tie off yarn.—Repeat the last 26 rows.—Now repeat the first 14 rows.—

Row 67: Working over the orange using red brown put 1 loop st. in each st. across. Ch. 1 turn.

Row 68: Still working over the orange put 1 sc. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 with orange. Tie off red brown.

Row 69: With orange put 1 loop st. in each st. across row. Ch. 1 turn.