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    Crocheted Croissant

    Size:
    About 6.5 inches wide and 12 inches tall
    before rolled.
    About 4 inches wide and 3 inches tall
    after rolled.

    Materials:
    Worsted weight yarn in yellow
    4.0 mm Hook (G)
    Yarn needle
    Piece of wire/pipe cleaner.

    Abbreviations:
    ch: chain
    sc: single crochet
    dec: decrease
    FO: fasten off

    Ch 13
    Row 1: sc in the next 12, turn (12)
    Row 2: sc in the next 12, turn (12)
    Row 3: sc in the next 12, turn (12)
    Row 4: sc in the next 12, turn (12)
    Row 5: sc in the next 12, turn (12)
    Row 6: sc in the next 12, turn (12)

    Row 7: sc in the next 12, ch 16, turn (28)


    Row 8: sc in the next 12, turn (12)
    Row 9: sc in the next 12, turn (12)
    Row 10: sc in the next 12, turn (12)
    Row 11: sc in the next 12, turn (12)
    Row 12: sc in the next 12, turn (12)
    Row 13: sc in the next 12, turn (12)
    Row 14: sc in next 12. FO.
    Pull up a loop in the first stitch of row 7.
    Row 15: sc in next 28, turn (28)
    Row 16: sc in next 28, turn (28)
    Row 17: sc in next 28, turn (28)
    Row 18: dec, sc in next 24, dec, turn (26)
    Row 18a: sc across, turn (26)
    Row 18b: sc across, turn (26)
    Row 18c: sc across, turn (26)
    Row 19: dec, sc in next 22, dec, turn (24)
    Row 19a: sc across, turn (24)
    Row 19b: sc across, turn (24)
    Row 19c: sc across, turn (24)
    Row 20: dec, sc in next 20, dec, turn (22)
    Row 20a: sc across, turn (22)
    Row 20b: sc across, turn (22)
    Row 20c: sc across, turn (22)
    Row 21: dec, sc in next 18, dec, turn (20)
    Row 21a: sc across, turn (20)
    Row 21b: sc across, turn (20)
    Row 21c: sc across, turn (20)
    Row 22: dec, sc in next 16, dec, turn (18)
    Row 22a: sc across, turn (18)
    Row 22b: sc across, turn (18)
    Row 22c: sc across, turn (18)
    Row 23: dec, sc in next 14, dec, turn (16)
    Row 23a: sc across, turn (16)
    Row 23b: sc across, turn (16)
    Row 23c: sc across, turn (16)
    Row 24: dec, sc in next 12, dec, turn (14)
    Row 24a: sc across, turn (14)
    Row 24b: sc across, turn (14)
    Row 24c: sc across, turn (14)
    Row 25: dec, sc in next 10, dec, turn (12)
    Row 25a: sc across, turn (12)
    Row 25b: sc across, turn (12)
    Row 25c: sc across, turn (12)
    Row 26: dec, sc in next 8, dec, turn (10)
    Row 26a: sc across, turn (10)
    Row 26b: sc across, turn (10)
    Row 26c: sc across, turn (10)
    Row 27: dec, sc in next 6, dec, turn (8)
    Row 27a: sc across, turn (8)
    Row 27b: sc across, turn (8)
    Row 27c: sc across, turn (8)
    Row 28: dec, sc in next 4, dec, turn (6)
    Row 28a: sc across, turn (6)
    Row 28b: sc across, turn (6)
    Row 28c: sc across, turn (6)
    Row 29: dec, sc in next 2, dec, turn (4)
    Row 29a: sc across, turn (4)
    Row 29b: sc across, turn (4)
    Row 29c: sc across, turn (4)
    Row 30: dec across, turn (2)
    Row 31: sc across (2)
    FO and weave in ends on one side.
    (I recommend leaving the top bit on just so you don’t have to attach a new piece when you sew
    the tip on.)

    Then with the side that has the weaved in ends facing you place the wire/pipe cleaner across the
    bottom and roll it up like you would roll up a croissant. If you have never rolled a croissant
    before all you have to do is start at the bottom and roll up and out. If you are still unsure of how
    to do it a video of me rolling up the croissant can be found here:
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bSR9plZTeE

    After you have rolled it up, cut the


    extra bit of pipe cleaner/wire so that
    you can’t see it anymore. Then use
    some yellow yarn to sew the tips
    together and hide the pipe
    cleaner/wire. Once you’ve done that
    get rid of the excess yarn. Then the last
    thing you have to do is use the yarn
    that’s still on the tip and sew the top
    of the flap down. You do not need to
    sew that much of it you just need to do
    enough to keep it down. And voila!
    Your crocheted croissant is
    complete.

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