When it comes to crochet patterns that radiate celestial charm, Lora’s Angel Crochet Pattern takes center stage. This ethereal creation is not just a simple crafting project; it’s a testament to the delicate artistry of crochet enthusiasts. In this article, we’ll delve into the enchanting world of Lora’s Angel and explore how you can bring a touch of heavenly beauty into your crochet repertoire.
The Inspiration Behind Lora’s Angel: Lora’s Angel Crochet Pattern is the brainchild of Lora, a talented crochet artist who sought to infuse her creations with a sense of grace and celestial wonder. Inspired by the serene beauty of angels, Lora meticulously designed a pattern that captures the essence of celestial beings, making it accessible for crafters of all skill levels.
Materials Needed:
- Size 10 crochet thread
- Size 7 hook
- Glue
- Funnel
- Plastic wrap
Stitches Used:
Ch (chain), Sl (slip), Sc (single crochet), Hdc (half double crochet), Dc (double crochet), Trc (triple crochet)
Directions:
Row 1: Ch 4, work 11 dc in the fourth ch from the hook. Join in the top of the beginning ch-4. (12 dc)
Row 2: Ch 3, dc in the same st as joining, dc in the next dc, (2 dc in the next dc, dc in the next dc). Repeat around. Join in the top of the beginning ch. (18 dc)
Row 3: Ch 3, dc in the same st as joining, dc in the next 2 dc, (2 dc in the next dc, dc in the next 2 dc). Repeat around. Join in the top of the beginning ch. (24 dc)
Row 4: Ch 3, dc in each dc around. Join in the top of the beginning ch. (24 dc)
Row 5: Ch 3, dc in the next dc, (dc next 2 dc tog). Repeat around. Join in the 1st dc. (Not the beginning ch.) (12 dc)
Rows 6-7: Ch 1, sc in the same st as joining, sc in each st around. Join in the first sc. (12 sc)
Row 8: Ch 3, dc in the same st as joining, 2 dc in each remaining sc. Join in the top of the beginning ch. (24 dc)
Row 9: Ch 3, dc in the same st as joining, 2 dc in each remaining dc. Join in the top of the beginning ch. (48 dc)
Row 10: Ch 3, dc in the same st as joining, dc in the next 3 dc, (2 dc in the next dc, dc in the next 3 dc). Repeat around, joining at the top of the beginning ch. (60 dc)
Row 11: Ch 1, sc in the same st as joining, sc in the next 7 dc, hdc in the next 3 dc, dc in the next 2 dc, (ch 3, sl st on 3rd ch from hook, picot made, dc in the next dc). Repeat 4 times. Dc in the next dc, hdc in the next 3 dc, sc in the next 16 dc, hdc in the next 3 dc, dc in the next 2 dc, (ch 3, sl st in 3rd st from hook, picot made, dc in the next dc). Repeat 4 times. Dc in the next dc, hdc in the next 3 dc, sc in the remaining 8 dc. Join in the first sc. Now would be a good time to stuff the head.
Row 12: Ch 1, sc in the same st as joining, sc in the next 4 sc, skip (3 sc, 3 hdc, 2 dc, 5 picots, 2 dc, 3 hdc, 3 sc), sc in the next 10 sc, skip (3 sc, 3 hdc, 2 dc, 5 picots, 2 dc, 3 hdc, 3 sc), sc in the last 5 sc. (20 sc) The 2 arms have been made.
Row 13: Ch 1, sc in the same st as joining, sc in each sc around, join in the 1st sc. (20 sc)
Row 14: Ch 3, dc, ch 2, 2 dc in the same st as joining. (Beginning dc shell made.) Skip 1 sc, (2 dc, ch 2, 2 dc, in the next sc, skip 1 sc). Repeat around. Join in the top of the beginning ch. (10 dc shells)
Row 15: Sl st into the ch 2 space, ch 4, trc, ch 2, 2 trc in the same space. Ch 1, (2 trc, ch 2, 2 trc, trc shell made, in the next ch space, ch 1). Repeat around. Join at the top of the beginning ch-4. (10 trc shell made)
Row 16: Sl st into the ch 2 space, ch 4, trc, ch 2, 2 trc in the same space. Ch 2, (trc shell in the next ch 2 space, ch 2). Repeat around. Join in the top of the beginning ch 4. (10 trc shell made)
Rows 17-21: Sl st into the ch 2 space, ch 4, trc, ch 2, 2 trc in the same space. Ch 3, (trc shell in the next ch 2 space, ch 3). Repeat around. Join in the top of the beginning ch 4. (10 trc shells)
Row 22: Sl st into the ch 2 space, ch 3, 4 dc in the same space, 5 dc in the ch 3 space, 5 dc in each ch 2 space and each ch 3 space. Join in the top of the beginning ch 3. Fasten off.
Wings:
Row 1: Ch 6, sc in the second ch from the hook and each remaining ch. (5 sc)
Rows 2-3: Ch 1, turn, sc across. (5 sc)
Row 4: Ch 3, turn, dc in the same place as turning, (ch 1, dc in the next sc) 3 times. Ch 1, 2 dc in the last sc.
Row 5: Ch 3, turn, dc in the same st as turning, (ch 1, dc in the next dc) 2 times. 2 dc in the next dc, (ch 1, dc in the next dc) 2 times. Ch 1, 2 dc in the last dc.
Lora’s Angel Crochet Pattern is more than just a crafting project; it’s a journey into the ethereal realm of celestial beauty. Whether you’re a crochet novice or an experienced enthusiast, this pattern offers a delightful challenge with a heavenly reward.
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So, gather your materials, immerse yourself in the meditative rhythm of crochet, and watch as Lora’s Angel takes shape under your skilled hands. Your finished creation will undoubtedly become a cherished symbol of celestial grace and the artistry that resides within the realm of crochet.
