With this pattern you can crochet 4 different bookmarks, two peacock feathers, a rose and a sunflower. The bookmarks can be used as ordinary bookmarks in the middle of the book, or decoratively closed at the front with a button, which prevents the bookmark from slipping, and the bookmark can be presented decoratively.
The pattern is also suitable for beginners, because only basic crochet knowledge is needed, and many photos facilitate the rework.
The length of the bookmarks is variable and can be changed according to preference. The feather is 9 cm long with the specified wool, the rose and the sunflower have a diameter of about 10 cm.
The following tools are needed:
The following additional material is needed:
Wool used:
Amigo wool from Hobbii was used for the pattern (100% acrylic, 50 g per 175 m), any other wool in the strength Light is of course just as suitable!
For the peacock feathers, 5 different color variations are described in the pattern, with detailed information on which wool is needed.
Variant blue: Navy Blue, Petroleum Green, Ecru, Light Turquoise, Dark Beige, Peacock
Variant yellow: Navy Blue, Petroleum Green, Ecru, Sunflower, Dark Beige, Egg Yolk
Variant green: Navy Blue, Petroleum Green, Ecru, Mint, Dark Beige, Emerald Green
Variant brown: Navy Blue, Petroleum Green, Ecru, Cognac, Dark Beige, Chocolate
Variant purple: Navy Blue, Petroleum Green, Ecru, Lavender, Dark Beige, Violet
The following colors are needed for the rose: Bright Red, Hunter Green, Ecru
For the Sunflower the following colors are needed: Dark Beige, Walnut, Chocolate, Sunflower, Hunter Green
You may sell bookmarks made with this pattern as long as you made them yourself and credit me as the designer of the pattern. You may not sell, redistribute or publish the pattern (even parts of it).
You can download the pattern immediately after receipt of payment.
With this pattern you can crochet 4 different bookmarks, two peacock feathers, a rose and a sunflower. The bookmarks can be used as ordinary bookmarks in the middle of the book, or decoratively closed at the front with a button, which prevents the bookmark from slipping, and the bookmark can be presented decoratively.
The pattern is also suitable for beginners, because only basic crochet knowledge is needed, and many photos facilitate the rework.
The length of the bookmarks is variable and can be changed according to preference. The feather is 9 cm long with the specified wool, the rose and the sunflower have a diameter of about 10 cm.
The following tools are needed:
The following additional material is needed:
Wool used:
Amigo wool from Hobbii was used for the pattern (100% acrylic, 50 g per 175 m), any other wool in the strength Light is of course just as suitable!
For the peacock feathers, 5 different color variations are described in the pattern, with detailed information on which wool is needed.
Variant blue: Navy Blue, Petroleum Green, Ecru, Light Turquoise, Dark Beige, Peacock
Variant yellow: Navy Blue, Petroleum Green, Ecru, Sunflower, Dark Beige, Egg Yolk
Variant green: Navy Blue, Petroleum Green, Ecru, Mint, Dark Beige, Emerald Green
Variant brown: Navy Blue, Petroleum Green, Ecru, Cognac, Dark Beige, Chocolate
Variant purple: Navy Blue, Petroleum Green, Ecru, Lavender, Dark Beige, Violet
The following colors are needed for the rose: Bright Red, Hunter Green, Ecru
For the Sunflower the following colors are needed: Dark Beige, Walnut, Chocolate, Sunflower, Hunter Green
You may sell bookmarks made with this pattern as long as you made them yourself and credit me as the designer of the pattern. You may not sell, redistribute or publish the pattern (even parts of it).
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