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Tibetan Singing Bowl Cushion Crochet Pattern
Are you looking for a fun, easy, DIY Tibetan bowl cushion?
Go ahead! this pattern might be really handy for all the Tibetan bowl owners out there.
€ 3.20
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It's a quick one-afternoon home decor project and you can use all that leftover scrap yarn as stuffing material!
Materials:
3 mm crochet hook (or 3.25 mm if you crochet tight), DK or Sport yarn, needle to wave in, tape measure, stitch markers (optional), stuffing material (either leftover yarn or amigurumi stuffing fiber)
Skill level:
Advanced Beginner
Features:
The pattern has a lot of pictures to clarify the written instructions.
You would need between 50 and 120 yards of yarn (according to your bowl size)
**** This design has been tested by people with different bowl sizes: 3 inches, 5 inches, and 6 inches diameter ****
This listing is for "PDF PATTERN ONLY." (Not the actual item)
There is no shipping charge for this item as it is a PDF file and can be downloaded immediately after your purchase.
PS. I've created the design from start to end, so please DON’T COPY that.
By purchasing you agree not to distribute the pattern in any way, for free or for sale.
If the item is handmade by you, you are welcome to sell as many of the finished products as you wish! I do ask that you credit me as the designer on your social media and provide a link to my Etsy shop if you’re selling online.
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ADVANCED
A beginner crocheter should be able to understand stitch abbreviations, know how to crochet basic stitches (such as starting chain, slip knot, single crochet, double crochet, slip stitch), simple increases and decreases, fasten off and weave in the ends.
Most techniques are still explained using written instructions and pictures.
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Most techniques are still explained using written instructions and pictures.
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An advanced beginner crocheter should be able to know basic shaping using increases and decreases and how to attach pieces together.
Most techniques are still explained using written instructions and pictures.
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Most techniques are still explained using written instructions and pictures.
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An intermediate crocheter should be comfortable with the fundamentals of crochet and be able to navigate more complex techniques and intricate crochet stitches.
Most techniques are still explained using written instructions and pictures.
Looking for good quality yarn?
Most techniques are still explained using written instructions and pictures.
Looking for good quality yarn?
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An intermediate/advanced crocheter should be comfortable following elaborate instructions and charts, recreate complex stitches and colorwork.
Most techniques are still explained using written instructions and pictures.
Looking for good quality yarn?
Most techniques are still explained using written instructions and pictures.
Looking for good quality yarn?
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An advanced crocheter should be able to execute a variety of stitches and techniques with confidence, understand complex garment construction, shaping and sizing.
Most techniques are still explained using written instructions and pictures.
Looking for good quality yarn?
Most techniques are still explained using written instructions and pictures.
Looking for good quality yarn?
BUY IT NOW
Please, note that there are no universal pattern writing standards and guidelines, which means you shouldn’t let these labels stop you from attempting the patterns...it might be the perfect opportunity to learn new skills and try something new!
Do your patterns include photos?
Yes, most of my patterns have plenty of photos!
I like to include as many pictures as possible to clarify the written instructions and guide you.
If a pattern has fewer pictures than usual, it’s specified in the description.Have your pattern be tested by other makers?
All my paid patterns have previously been tested by other crocheters, to help me proofread them and ensure the instructions are clear and mistake-free.
Can I sell finished items made from your patterns?
If the item is handmade by you, you are welcome to sell as many of the finished products as you wish! I do ask that you credit me as the designer on your social media and provide a link to my shop if you’re selling online.
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