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If you are not located in the United States, you'll have -to check the laws of the country where you are located before using this ebook. - -Title: "Crazy Daisy" Boutique, Vol. No. 5 - -Author: Anonymous - -Release Date: May 28, 2020 [EBook #62264] - -Language: English - -Character set encoding: UTF-8 - -*** START OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK "CRAZY DAISY" BOUTIQUE, VOL. NO. 5 *** - - - - -Produced by Stephen Hutcheson and the Online Distributed -Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net - - - - - - - - - - _“Crazy Daisy” Boutique_ - - - VOL. NO. 5 by HERO - $1.00 - - ORIGINAL - “CRAZY DAISY” - DESIGNS - - - - - INDEX - - - Page - Long Daisy Bolero 5 - Baby Sacque and Cap 6 - Bulky Yarn Afghan 8 - Crazy Daisy Shell 10 - Long Skirt 11 - Short Skirt 11 - Mother and Daughter Dress 14 and 15 - Dimensional Daisy Pillow 15 - Striped Daisy Pillow 15 - Wall Hanging 17 - Crocheted Afghan with Daisy Trim 18 - King Size Crazy Daisy Stole 18 - Carriage Robe 19 - Daisy Trim Apron 20 - Tablecloth 20 - Mardi Gras Bag 22 - Daisy Snood 22 - Crazy Daisy Handbag 22 - Crazy Daisy Cardigan 23 - - - - - VOLUME 5 - -All directions in this book have been checked for accuracy. We cannot be -responsible for typographical errors or misinterpretation of directions. - - • - Copyright - SCOVILL MANUFACTURING - COMPANY - DRITZ DIVISION - 350 Fifth Avenue - New York, N.Y. 10001 - • - Published in U.S.A. - - - - - It’s a _“Crazy Daisy”_ world! - - - [Illustration: Article No. 650 - The Original Regular Size “Crazy Daisy” Winder. - Makes Daisies up to 2″ diameter.] - - [Illustration: “CRAZY DAISY” WINDERS - cut crochet time in half and are used to make afghans, sweaters, - stoles, baby items, doilies, and decorative flowers.] - - [Illustration: Article No. 651 - The Original King Size “Crazy Daisy” Winder. - Makes Daisies up to 3″ diameter.] - - - - - OTHER FAMOUS HERO PRODUCTS ... - - • Hero Standard Knitting Needles - • Perfectly Formed Crochet Hooks - • One Piece All Nylon Circular Needles - • Over 100 Knitting Aids and Accessories - - SCOVILL DRITZ DIVISION - SCOVILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY - 350 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10001 - - - - - Helpful Hints and General Directions - - -HOW TO DETERMINE SIZE TO MAKE: Directions are based on standard -measurements listed below. Allowance has been made to size, stitch, yarn -and style of garment for best results. These are general body -measurements and may vary with each individual. - - SIZE 10 12 14 16 - - BUST 32½″ 34″ 36″ 38″ - WAIST 24″ 25½″ 27″ 29″ - HIP 34½″ 36″ 38″ 40″ - -Consult chart to determine size to make not overlooking the fact that -these are body measurements and not measurements of finished garment. - - -HOOKS, TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS: - -Crochet Hooks are made in steel, plastic and aluminum. Steel crochet -hooks range in size from 00 the largest to size 14 the smallest. -Aluminum crochet hooks range in size from C through K and plastic -crochet hooks come in the following sizes: OD, 1-2E, 3-4F, 5G, 6H, 8I, -9J. The size of needle affects the gauge and therefore the measurements -of the finished garment. It also affects the texture of the work. A -needle that is too fine for the yarn makes the garment stiff and a -needle that is too coarse makes the garment stretchy. - -Tapestry Needles are large-eyed blunt pointed needles used for sewing -garments tog or embroidery. - -An asterisk (*) indicates that instructions immediately following are to -be repeated the given number of times, in addition to the original. -“Repeat from * 4 times” means 5 times in all. - -Even means that a row or rnd is to be worked without increasing or -decreasing. - -Work means to continue in same stitch you have been working. - -Directions in parentheses are repeated as often as specified. “(Ch 3, sc -in next sp of petal) 3 times” means whatever is enclosed in parentheses -is to be repeated for 3 times in all. - - -CROCHETING ABBREVIATIONS: - -ch—chain, sc—single crochet, dc—double crochet, sdc—short double -crochet, hdc—half double crochet, trc—treble crochet, sl st—slip stitch, -dec—decrease, inc—increase, st—stitch, tog—together, rnd—round, -beg—beginning, sp—space. - - -TO MAKE DAISIES: - -These directions can be used for the HERO Crazy Daisy Winder and for the -HERO King Size Crazy Daisy Winder. - -A: Hold winder in left hand with flat side in palm of hand. Turn knob to -release spokes (see illustration A). - -B: Turn winder over with knob underneath and flat side with spokes -extended facing you. Hold winder in left hand. With left thumb hold yarn -at center leaving end to extend about 1″; with right hand, pass yarn -from left to right around spoke No. 1; then across center from right to -left around spoke No. 2 directly opposite. Wrap around these 2 spokes -once more in the same manner, or as many times as desired (the number of -wraps depends upon the thickness of the yarn you will be using). Bring -yarn across center and wind from left to right around spoke No. 3; then -across center from right to left around spoke No. 4. Wrap around these 2 -spokes once more, or as many times as you wrapped around spoke 1 and 2. -Bring yarn across center and wind from left to right around spoke No. 5; -then across center and from right to left around spoke No. 6. Wrap -around these 2 spokes once more or as many times as you wrapped around -spoke 1 and 2. Continue in this manner to wrap yarn around 2 spokes -directly opposite each other and then passing onto the next 2 spokes -until all spokes are wrapped, ending with spoke No. 12. Bring yarn -across center and cut leaving 1″ extended beyond center (see -illustration B). Do not remove from winder. - - [Illustration: A] - - [Illustration: B] - -C: Center: Thread tapestry needle with yarn. The side facing you will be -the wrong side of the daisy. Fasten at center of wrong side as for -embroidery. Insert needle under 4 petals and draw yarn through; bring -yarn back over last 3 of the 4 petals; insert needle under these 3 -petals plus 1 more, making 4 petals in all; draw yarn through. Continue -in this manner to bring yarn back 3 petals and then draw it under 4 -petals each time until you have made 13 sts. Be sure to have 13 sts or -center will be incomplete. As the center sts are worked, weave around -the starting end of daisy for a few sts to fasten it securely. Fasten on -wrong side. Cut ends (see illustration C). Turn knob to draw in spokes -and release daisy. - -D. Right side of daisy. - - [Illustration: C] - - [Illustration: D] - -JOINING A: Picot Joining of Daisies: These directions can be used for -the Crazy Daisy Winder and for the King Size Crazy Daisy Winder. Note: -Connections for daisy have been written for a sport yarn or knitting -worsted. The number of chains used in connecting the daisies to each -other may have to be adjusted if any other type of yarn or cotton is -used. - -1st BLOCK: Using crochet hook, sc in sp of petal of daisy (make sure to -take up as many of the petals as you wrapped around for each petal when -winding). * (ch 4, sc in sp of next petal) 3 times, ch 5, sl st in -side-top of last sc (picot); repeat from * twice more, ending (ch 4, sc -in sp of next petal) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, -sl st in side-top of last st (picot), 4 picots around. Leave a 2″ thread -and fasten off securely on back. - -2nd BLOCK: Sc in sp of petal of 2nd daisy. (Ch 4, sc in sp of next -petal) 3 times, place daisy back to back to first block, ch 2, sl st in -sp of picot on first block, ch 2, sl st back into last sc on 2nd block -to complete the picot joining. (Ch 2, sl st in next ch-4 sp on 1st -block, ch 2, sc back into next petal on 2nd daisy) 3 times. Ch 2, sl st -in center of corner picot on first block, ch 2, sl st back into last sc -on 2nd block to complete picot joining. (Ch 4, sc in sp of next petal on -2nd daisy) 3 times, ch 5, sl st in side-top of last sc for a picot, (ch -4, sc in sp of next petal), twice, ending ch 4, join with a sl st to -first sc, ch 5, sl st back into last st to complete the picot. Leave a -2″ thread and fasten off securely on back. - -3rd BLOCK: Join a 3rd block to another side of first block as follows: -Sc in sp of petal of 3rd daisy. (Ch 4, sc in sp of next petal) 3 times, -hold 3rd daisy back to back to first block, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot -on first block, ch 2, sl st back in last sc on 3rd block, (ch 2, sl st -in next sp on first block, ch 2, sc back into next petal on 3rd block) 3 -times, ch 2, sl st in center st between the 2 picots that join the first -and second block, ch 2, sl st in last sc on 3rd block, (ch 4, sc in sp -of next petal) 3 times, ch 5, sl st in side-top of last sc (picot), (ch -4, sc in sp of next petal) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, -ch 5, sl st in last st to form a picot. Leave a 2″ thread and fasten off -securely on back. - -4th BLOCK: Join to one side of 3rd and one side of 2nd block as follows: -Sc in sp of a petal of 4th daisy. (Ch 4, sc in sp of next petal) 3 -times. Hold 4th daisy back to back to 3rd block, ch 2, sl st in sp of -picot on 3rd block, ch 2, sl st in last sc on 4th block to complete -picot joining. (Ch 2, sl st in next sp on 3rd block, ch 2, sc back into -next petal on 4th block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in center of the 3 joined -picots that connect blocks 1, 2 and 3, ch 2, sl st back into last sc on -4th block (this completes a 4 picot joining). (Ch 2, sl st in next sp on -2nd block, ch 2, sc back into sp of next petal on 4th block) 3 times, ch -2, sl st in sp of picot on 2nd block, ch 2, sl st back into last sc on -4th block to complete picot joining. (Ch 4, sc in sp of next petal on -4th daisy) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, sl st back -into last st worked to complete picot. Leave a 2″ thread and fasten off -securely on back. Continue to make and join daisies for desired shape -and size in this manner. - - -TO JOIN DAISIES WITH PICOT JOINING - - [Illustration: Joining A] - - [Illustration: Joining B] - -JOINING B: 1st BLOCK: Rnd 1: With hook, sc in sp of petal (make sure to -take up as many of the petals as you wrapped around for each petal when -winding), * ch 4, sc in sp of next petal; repeat from * around, end ch -4, join with a sl st to first sc. Rnd 2: Sc in first sp, * (ch 4, sc in -next sp) 3 times, ch 5, sl st back into sc to form a picot; repeat from -* around, ending (ch 4, sc in next sp) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to -first sc, ch 5, sl st back into sc to complete picot. Leave a 2″ thread -and fasten off securely on back. - -2nd BLOCK: Rnd 1: Repeat rnd 1 of first block. Rnd 2: Sc in first sp, -(ch 4, sc in next sp) 3 times, place daisy back to back to first block, -ch 2, sl st in sp of picot on first block, ch 2, sl st back into last so -on 2nd block to complete the picot joining. (Ch 2, sl st in next ch-4 sp -on 1st block, ch 2, sc back into next ch-4 sp on 2nd block) 3 times. Ch -2, sl st in center of corner picot on 1st block, ch 2, sl st back into -last sc on 2nd block to complete picot joining. (Ch 4, sc in next ch-4 -sp on 2nd block) 3 times, ch 5, sl st back into sc to form a picot, (ch -4, sc in next ch-4 sp on 2nd block) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to -first sc, ch 5, sl st back into sc to form a picot. Leave a 2″ thread -and fasten off securely on back. - -3rd BLOCK: Rnd 1: Repeat rnd 1 of first block. Join 3rd block to another -side of first block as follows: Rnd 2: Sc in first sp, (ch 4, sc in next -ch-4 sp on 3rd block) 3 times, hold 3rd block back to back to first -block, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot of first block, ch 2, sl st back into -sc on 3rd block for completion of picot joining. (Ch 2, sl st in next -ch-4 sp on first block, ch 2, sc back into next ch-4 sp on 3rd block) 3 -times. Ch 2, sl st in center of joined picots of first and second block, -ch 2, sl st in sc on 3rd block to complete picot joining. (Ch 4, sc in -next sp on 3rd block) 3 times, ch 5, sl st back into sc to form a picot, -(ch 4, sc in next sp on 3rd block) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to -first sc, ch 5, sl st in sc to complete picot. Leave a 2″ strand and -fasten off securely on back. - -4th BLOCK: Rnd 1: Repeat rnd 1 of first block. Join 4th block to one -side of 3rd and one side of 2nd block as follows: Rnd 2: Sc in first sp, -(ch 4, sc in next sp of 4th block) 3 times, hold 4th block back to back -to 3rd block, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot on 3rd block, ch 2, sl st in -last sc on 4th block to complete picot joining. (Ch 2, sl st in first -ch-4 sp on 3rd block, ch 2, sc in next ch-4 sp on 4th block) 3 times, ch -2, sl st in center of the 3 joined picots that connect block 1, 2 and 3, -ch 2, sl st back into last sc on 4th block (this completes a 4 picot -joining). (Ch 2, sl st in first ch-4 sp on 2nd block, ch 2, sc in next -ch-4 sp on 4th block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot on 2nd block, -ch 2, sl st back into last sc on 4th block to complete picot joining. -(Ch 4, sc in next ch-4 sp on 4th block) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st -to first sc, ch 5, sl st in sc to complete picot. Leave a 2″ thread and -fasten off securely on back. Continue to make and join daisies for -desired shape and size in this manner. - - - - - LONG DAISY BOLERO - - - Shown on front cover - -SIZES: Directions are for Small (size 8-10). Changes for Medium (size -12-14) are in parentheses. - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder and King Size Crazy Daisy Winder. -Sport Yarn, 2 oz. pull skein, 4 (5) Royal Blue (A) and 4 (5) White (B). -HERO No. 1 steel crochet hook and tapestry needle. - -GAUGE: Two connected blocks—6″. - -NOTE: Shape of neck on medium size is slightly different in order to -attain proper sizing. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: Make 77 (91) daisies on King Size Crazy Daisy Winder, -winding twice around spokes and sewing centers all with color A. Make 77 -(91) daisies on Crazy Daisy Winder, winding twice around spokes with -color B and sewing centers with color A. See page 3 for directions to -make daisies. - -1st BLOCK: Place smaller B daisy on top of A daisy and tack securely. -Rnd 1: With B, sc in space of petal, going through both loops of petal -of A daisy, ch 4, 2 hdc into sp of same petal (half corner), * (ch 1, 3 -hdc in sp of next petal) 3 times, ch 1, 3 hdc back into last petal -worked in to complete a corner; repeat from *, end (ch 1, 3 hdc in sp of -next petal) twice, ch 1, 3 hdc in first petal, ch 1 and join with a sl -st to top of starting ch to complete 4th corner. Fasten off B and attach -A. Rnd 2: With A, sl st in sp of corner, * (ch 4, sl st in next sp under -ch-1 of previous rnd) 4 times, ch 5, sl st back into base of last sl st -in center of corner to form a picot; repeat from *, end with the -completion of picot in 4th corner, join with a sl st to first sl st. -Fasten off. - -2nd BLOCK: Work as for first block until completion of rnd 1. Rnd 2: -With A, sl st in sp of corner, (ch 4, sl st in next sp under ch-1 of -previous rnd) 4 times, hold back to back to first block, ch 3, sl st in -sp of picot on first block, ch 3, sl st back into base sl st to complete -picot joining, (ch 4, sl st in next ch-4 sp on first block, ch 4, sl st -in next ch-1 sp on 2nd block) 4 times, ch 3, sl st in picot on first -block, ch 3, sl st back into base sl st to complete picot joining. * (Ch -4, sl st in next ch-1 sp) 4 times, ch 5, sl st back into base sl st to -complete picot; repeat from * once more, ending with the 4th picot being -worked in starting corner. Join with a sl st to first sl st. Fasten off. - -3rd BLOCK: Work as for first block until completion of rnd 1. Third -block is joined to another side of first block. With A, sl st in sp of -corner, (ch 4, sl st in next sp under ch-1) 4 times, hold back to back -to first block, ch 3, sl st in sp of picot on first block, ch 3, sl st -back into base sl st to complete picot joining, (ch 4, sl st under next -ch-4 sp on first block, ch 4, sl st under next ch-1 sp on 3rd block) 4 -times, ch 3, sl st in center between joined picots of block 1 and 2, ch -3, sl st back into base sl st to complete picot joining. *(Ch 4, sl st -under next ch-1 sp) 4 times, ch 5, sl st back into base sl st to form a -picot; repeat from * once more, ending with the 4th picot being worked -in starting corner. Join with a sl st to first sl st. Fasten off. - -4th BLOCK: Work as for first block until completion of rnd 1. Fourth -block is joined to one side of block 3 and one side of block 2. Rnd 2: -With A, sl st in sp of corner, (ch 4, sl st in next ch-1 sp) 4 times, -hold back to back to third block, ch 3, sl st in sp of picot on third -block, ch 3, sl st back in base st to complete picot joining, (ch 4, sl -st under next ch-4 sp on third block, ch 4, sl st under next ch-1 sp on -4th block) 4 times, ch 3, sl st in center of the 3 joined picots, ch 3, -sl st back into base sl st to complete a 4 picot joining, (ch 4, sl st -under next ch-4 sp on 2nd block, ch 4, sl st under next ch-1 sp on 4th -block) 4 times, ch 3, sl st in sp of picot on 2nd block, ch 3, sl st -back in base sl st to complete picot joining, (ch 4, sl st under next -ch-1 sp) 4 times, ending in first corner, ch 5, sl st in base sl st to -form 4th picot, join with a sl st to first sl st. Fasten off. Join all -blocks in this manner. - -BODY: Join 5 rows of 11 (13) blocks across to underarm (this includes -right front, back and left front). RIGHT FRONT: Connect 2 rows of 2 (3) -blocks for right front onto body. For medium size only, leave off 1 -block at front edge for neck. For both sizes, connect 1 more row of 2 -blocks. BACK: Leave off the 3rd (4th) block from right front edge for -armhole and for the 6th row of back, connect next 5 blocks across back. -Add 1 more row of 5 blocks for back armhole. LEFT FRONT: Leave off the -3rd (4th) block from left front edge for armhole and work to correspond -to right front. Connect blocks from fronts to back for shoulders, -leaving out center block on back for neck. - -FINISHING: Block lightly on wrong side. TRIM: Row 1: Attach B at lower -right front corner and sc under ch-4 sp, * ch 4, sc in next sp (1 -pattern); repeat from * along right front edge, around neck, along left -front edge and across lower edge, placing 2 patterns in each corner, -ending join with a sl st to first sc (see that work lies flat). Row 2: -With B, * ch 4, sc in next sp; repeat from * around all edges worked on -row 1, placing 2 patterns in each corner, ending join with a sl st. Row -3: With B, ch 4, 2 dc in first sp, ch 1, * 3 dc in next sp, ch 1; repeat -from * around all edges, placing 2 patterns in each corner, ending join -with a sl st to top of starting ch (check to see that work lies flat). -Fasten off B. Attach double strand A, and work backwards (counter -clockwise) as follows: * Ch 1, hdc in next ch-1 sp (1 pattern); repeat -from * around all edges, placing 2 patterns in each corner. Join with a -sl st and fasten off. - -ARMHOLE TRIM: Work same as for trim around edges of bolero. - - - - - BABY SACQUE AND CAP - - - Shown on page 7 - -SIZE: 6 mo. to 1 yr. - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder. Sport Yarn, 2 oz. pull skein, 3 Mint -Green (A) and 1 White (B). HERO No. 1 steel crochet hook and No. C -aluminum crochet hook. Tapestry needle. 1 yd ½″ wide satin ribbon. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: Make 62 daisies (57 for sacque, 5 for cap) following -directions on page 3. Use A for petals and B for sewing centers, winding -A 3 times around each spoke. - - - SACQUE - -CONNECTING DAISIES: With B and No. 1 steel crochet hook, sc in sp of a -petal (go through 3 loops of petal), * ch 3, yo and pick up a loop in -first ch, yo pull through 2 loops (2 loops remain on hook), yo pick up a -loop back in same first ch (4 loops on hook), yo pull through all 4 -loops (cluster), sc in sp of next petal; repeat from *, end join with a -slip st to first sc (12 clusters). Fasten off. Crochet around all 62 -daisies with B in this manner. - -FIRST BLOCK: Attach A, with No. 1 crochet hook, sc in back loop of sc of -B cluster on previous rnd, * (ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of next B -cluster of previous rnd) 3 times, ch 5, slip st back into base sc to -form a picot; repeat from * around end (ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of -next B cluster) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, slip -st into base sc to complete the 4th picot. Fasten off. - -SECOND BLOCK: Attach A and sc in back loop of sc of B cluster, (ch 4, sc -in back loop of sc of next cluster) 3 times. Place daisy back to back -with first block, ch 2, slip st in sp of picot of first block, ch 2, -slip st back into base sc to complete picot joining, (ch 2, slip st in -first space of first block, ch 2, sc in back loop of sc of next B -cluster on 2nd block) 3 times, ch 2, slip st in picot of first block, ch -2, slip st back into base sc to complete picot joining, (ch 4, sc in -back loop of sc of next B cluster) 3 times, ch 5, slip st in base sc to -complete picot, (ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster) twice, -ch 4, join with a slip st to first sc, ch 5, slip st back into base sc -to complete 4th picot. Fasten off. - -THIRD BLOCK: The third block is joined to another side of the first -block. With A, sc in back loop of sc of B cluster on previous rnd, (ch -4, sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster) 3 times. Hold daisy back to -back to first block, ch 2, slip st in picot of first block, ch 2, slip -st back into base sc to complete picot joining, (ch 2, slip st in first -space on first block, ch 2, sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster on -3rd daisy) 3 times, ch 2, slip st in center between 2 picots, ch 2, slip -st back into base sc to complete picot joining, (ch 4, sc in back loop -of sc of next B cluster) 3 times, ch 5, slip st back into base so to -complete picot, (ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster) twice, -ch 4, join with a slip st to starting sc, ch 5, slip st back into base -sc to complete picot. Fasten off. - -FOURTH BLOCK: The fourth block is joined to one side each of both the -2nd and 3rd blocks. Attach A and sc in back loop of sc of B cluster, (ch -4, sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster) 3 times, place daisy back to -back with 3rd block, ch 2, slip st in picot on 3rd block, ch 2, slip st -back into base sc on 4th block to complete picot joining, (ch 2, slip st -in next space on 3rd block, ch 2, sc in back loop of sc of next B -cluster on 4th daisy) 3 times, ch 2, slip st in center of the 3 joined -picots, ch 2, slip st back into base sc to complete the 4th picot at the -joining, (ch 2, slip st in next space on 2nd block, ch 2, sc in back -loop of sc of next B cluster on 4th daisy) 3 times, ch 2, slip st in -picot on 2nd block, ch 2, slip st back into base sc to complete picot -joining, (ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster) twice, ch 4, -join with a slip st to first sc, ch 5, slip st back into base sc to -complete 4th picot. Fasten off. - -BODY: Connect 3 rows of 11 blocks across. - -SLEEVES: Make 2. Connect 3 rows of 4 blocks across; then join -undersleeve seam as you join the rest of the blocks. - -YOKE: With C hook, A and right side facing, work 26 sc across 3 blocks -of body (right front), place a marker, work 33 sc around one sleeve, -place a marker, work 44 sc across 5 blocks of body (back), place a -marker, work 33 sc around other sleeve, place a marker, work 26 sc -across last 3 blocks (left front). Ch 1 to turn. Row 2: * 1 dc in each -st to within 2 sts from next marker, yo pull up a loop in next st, yo -pull through 2 loops leaving 2 loops on hook, yo pull up a loop in next -st, yo pull through 2 loops, yo pull through 3 loops (1 dc decreased), -slip marker, decrease 1 dc on next 2 sts; repeat from * across (8 sts -dec on row). Ch 1 to turn. Repeat row 2 for 10 times more. Fasten off. - -FINISHING: With A, right side facing, No. 1 hook and starting on right -front at start of yoke, work sc along right front yoke, around neck and -along left front yoke edge, placing 3 sc at each corner of neck. Fasten -off A and attach B. Working backwards along row just completed (counter -clockwise), * ch 1, skip 1 sc, hdc in next sc; repeat from * around yoke -edges and neck. Fasten off. With double strand A, make a ch long enough -to pull through neck edge and tie. Pull ch through neck edge. End of -Tie: With A and No. 1 hook, ch 3, join with a sl st to form a ring. Rnd -1: 6 sc in ring. Rnd 2: 1 sc in each sc. Roll end of tie into cup shape -and sew tog. Block lightly. - - - CAP - -With A and No. C hook, ch 64 loosely. Row 1: Dc in 4th ch from hook, * -dc in next ch; repeat from * across, 62 dc (to measure about 10″ -across). Ch 1 to turn. Row 2: 1 dc in each dc. Ch 1 to turn. Repeat row -2 for pattern st. Work even 3¾″. Next row: Leave off 20 sts, attach yarn -and work dc on center 22 sts, leaving off the last 20 sts. Work even on -the center 22 sts until piece measures the width of left off 20 sts at -each side edge. Fasten off. Sew seams placing length of center piece to -width of left off 20 sts at each side edge. Work 4 rows of sc across -back of cap taking it in on first row to measure about 9″. Connect 5 -daisies across in one line as shown for cuff. Crochet lower edge of -daisies to front edge of cap with a row of sc. Tack daisies at each side -edge. Sew on ribbon for ties. - - [Illustration: Instructions for Carriage Robe on page 19.] - - - - - BULKY YARN AFGHAN - - - Shown on front cover - -SIZE: Approx. 50″ × 58″. - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder and HERO King Size Crazy Daisy -Winder. Bulky Knitting Worsted, 2 oz. skein, 14 Gold (A) and 13 Cardinal -Red (B). Four oz. skein of Navy Knitting Worsted (C) for centers. HERO -No. J aluminum crochet hook. Tapestry needle. - -SMALL DAISY: With A, make 98 daisies on the Crazy Daisy Winder, winding -yarn around spokes twice (see page 3 and instructions included with -Crazy Daisy Winder), using C for sewing the centers. - -LARGE DAISY: With B, make 97 daisies on the King Size Crazy Daisy -Winder, winding yarn around spokes twice (see page 3 and instructions -included with King Size Crazy Daisy Winder), using C for sewing the -centers. - -FIRST BLOCK: Small daisy. Rnd 1: With A, sc in back loop of a petal of -small daisy leaving the top loop free, * ch 1, sc in back loop of next -petal leaving top loop free; repeat from * around, end ch 1, join with a -sl st to first sc. Rnd 2: * Ch 2, sc in next sp; repeat from * around, -end join with a slip st. Fasten off A. Rnd 3: Attach B and sc in first -sp, * ch 2, sc in next sp, ch 2, sc in next sp, ch 2, sc in next sp, ch -4, sl st back in base sc of ch for picot; repeat from * around, ending -with ch 4, sl st in base sc to form 4th picot, join with a sl st to -first sc and fasten off. - -SECOND BLOCK: Large Daisy. With B, sc in double loop of a petal of large -daisy, (ch 2, sc in next double loop of petal) 3 times, hold first block -back to back with 2nd daisy, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot of first block, -ch 2, sl st back into base sc on 2nd daisy to complete picot joining. -(Ch 2, sc in first sp of first block, ch 2, sc in next double loop of -2nd daisy) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in picot of first block, ch 2, sl st -back into base sc on 2nd daisy to complete picot joining. (Ch 2, sc in -next double loop on 2nd daisy) 3 times, ch 4, sl st back into base sc to -form a picot, (ch 2, sc in next double loop of petal on 2nd daisy) -twice, ch 2, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 4, sl st back into base -sc to form 4th picot. Fasten off securely. - -THIRD BLOCK: Join a large daisy for third block to another side of first -block. With B, sc in double loop of a petal of 3rd daisy, (ch 2, sc in -next double loop of petal of 3rd daisy) 3 times, hold 3rd daisy back to -back to first block, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot of first block, ch 2, sl -st back into base sc on 3rd daisy to complete picot joining. (Ch 2, sc -in first sp of first block, ch 2, sc in next double loop of petal of 3rd -daisy) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in center between the 2 joined picots of -first and second blocks, ch 2, sl st back into base sc on 3rd daisy. (Ch -2, sc in next double loop on 3rd daisy) 3 times, ch 4, sl st back into -base sc to form a picot, (ch 2, sc in next double loop of petal) twice, -ch 2, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 4, sl st back into base sc to -form 4th picot. Fasten off securely. - -FOURTH BLOCK: Join a small daisy to one side each of 2nd and 3rd blocks -as follows: With A, work rnd 1 and rnd 2 as explained for first block. -Rnd 3: Attach B and sc in first sp. * (Ch 2, sc in next sp) 3 times, -hold 4th daisy back to back to 3rd block, ch 2, sl st in picot on 3rd -block, ch 2, sl st back in base ch on 4th daisy to complete picot -joining. (Ch 2, sc in first sp on 3rd block, ch 2, sc back in next sp on -4th block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in center of picots, ch 2, sc back into -base sc on 4th block (completion of a 4th picot at joining). (Ch 2, sc -in next sp on 2nd block, ch 2, sc in next sp on 4th daisy) 3 times, ch -2, sl st in picot of 2nd block, ch 2, sl st back into base sc on 4th -daisy (completion of connection picot), (ch 2, sc in next sp on 4th -daisy) twice, ch 2, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 4, sl st back into -base sc to form the 4th picot. Fasten off securely. Connect daisies in -this manner, alternating a small and large daisy until there are 13 -daisies across for width and 15 rows for length. - -FINISHING: Block lightly on wrong side. Attach A at corner, with right -side facing and working backwards (counter clockwise), ch 1, sc in -corner space, * ch 1, sc in next space; repeat from * around always -working 2 patterns in each corner and ending with 1 pattern in the -starting corner. Join with a sl st and fasten off. - - [Illustration: Shown are several types of daisies and joinings used - in making the garments in this book. Also shown are some suggestions - for variations that can be made with the Hero “Crazy Daisy” Winder - and the Hero King Size “Crazy Daisy” Winder.] - - - - - CRAZY DAISY SHELL - - - Shown here and on page 13 - - [Illustration: Shell and skirt] - -SIZES: Directions are for size 8. Changes for sizes 10-12, 14-16 and -18-20 are in parentheses. - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder. Sport Yarn, 2 oz. pull skein, 5 -(6-7-8) Ecru (A) and 2 (2-3-3) Burnt Orange (B). HERO No. 1 steel -crochet hook and tapestry needle. - -GAUGE: Two connected daisies—4″. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: See page 3 for directions for making daisies. Make -petals in A and sew centers with B. Wind A twice around each spoke. Make -144 (165-198-219) daisies. - -TO CONNECT DAISIES: See page 4 for JOINING B. Work rnd 1 of joining with -B; then work rnd 2 with A. Connect 16 (18-20-22) daisies all around for -body of shell. Connect 7 rnds of daisies for length to underarm. - -BACK: Divide work in half allowing 8 (9-10-11) daisies for back and 8 -(9-10-11) daisies for front. Leave off 1 daisy at each end for underarm, -6 (7-8-9) daisies. Connect 3 (3-4-4) rows of 6 (7-8-9) daisies for back -armhole. For size 10-12, next row, connect 1 daisy, leave off next 5 -daisies for neck, connect 1 daisy. - -FRONT: Leave off 1 daisy at each end for underarm, 6 (7-8-9) daisies. -Connect 2 (2-3-3) rows of 6 (7-8-9) daisies for front armhole. SHAPE -NECK: Connect 1 daisy, leave off center 4 (5-6-7) daisies for neck, -connect 1 daisy. Connect front shoulder to back. - -FINISHING: Block lightly. LOWER TRIM: Attach A at seam edge, * ch 3 -loosely, sc in next sp; repeat from * around (be sure work lies flat and -doesn’t draw in). Next row: Working backwards (counter clockwise), ch 1, -hdc in space, * ch 1, hdc in next space; repeat from * around. Join with -a slip st and fasten off. - -NECK TRIM: Rnd 1: Attach A yarn at shoulder, * ch 3 loosely, sc in next -space; repeat from * around (see that work lies flat and doesn’t draw -in). Rnd 2: * Ch 2, sc in next space; repeat from * around. Rnd 3: * Ch -1, sc in next space; repeat from * around. For sizes 10-12, work 1 or 2 -more rnds as for rnd 3 to fill in neck if necessary. Next rnd: Work as -for last rnd as on lower edge. Fasten off. - -ARMHOLE TRIM: Attach A yarn at underarm. Rnd 1: * Ch 3, sc in next sp; -repeat from * around. Rnd 2: Repeat rnd 1 (see that work takes in -armhole slightly and shapes it). Next rnd: Work as for last rnd as on -lower edge. Fasten off. - - - - - LONG SKIRT - - - Shown on pages 10 and 13 - -NOTE: Directions for short skirt are included in these directions. - -SIZES: Directions are for Small (size 8-10). Changes for Medium (size -12-14) are in parentheses. - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder. Sport Yarn, 2 oz. pull skein, 10 -(11) Hot Pink (A) and 1 skein of Purple (B). HERO No. 1 steel crochet -hook and No. C aluminum crochet hook. Tapestry needle. Skirt zipper, lt. -weight lining fabric and 2 hooks and eyes. - -GAUGE: Two connected blocks—7″. - -Note: Use No. 1 steel crochet hook to crochet around daisies and connect -blocks. Use No. C aluminum crochet hook for lower border and waistband. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: See directions on page 3 for making daisies. Make 108 -(126) daisies with A, winding 3 times around each spoke and sewing -center with double strand B. - -FIRST BLOCK: Rnd 1: With wrong side of daisy facing, with A, sc in petal -of daisy (go in space through the 3 loops of petal), * ch 5, yo and pull -up a loop in first ch, yo pull through 2 loops and leave 2 loops on -hook, yo pull up a loop in first ch (same as first st), yo pull through -2 loops, yo pull through 3 loops, sc in next petal (cluster); repeat -from * around (12 clusters). Join with a sl st to first sc. Turn. Rnd 2: -Ch 5, sc in back of st between next 2 clusters, * ch 4, sc in back of st -between next 2 clusters; repeat from *, end ch 4, join with a sl st (12 -spaces). Rnd 3: Sc in first sp, ch 5, dc in first sp (half corner), * -(ch 2, 2 dc in next sp) 3 times, ch 2, 2 dc back into last sp worked in -to complete corner; repeat from * twice more, end (ch 2, 2 dc in next -sp) twice, ch 2, 2 dc in first sp, ch 2, join with a sl st to top of -starting ch to complete other half of corner. Rnd 4: Ch 5, dc back into -corner sp for a half corner, * (ch 2, 2 dc in next sp) 4 times, ch 2, 2 -dc back in last sp worked in to complete corner; repeat from * twice -more, end (ch 2, 2 dc in next sp) 3 times, ch 2, 2 dc in first sp, ch 2, -join with a sl st to top of starting ch to complete corner. Rnd 5: * (Ch -3, sc in next sp) 5 times, ch 6, sc back into last sp worked for picot; -repeat from *, end ch 6, sc back into last sp worked (4th picot). Join -with a sl st and fasten off. Crochet around the 107 (125) remaining -daisies in the same manner as for first block. - -TO JOIN BLOCKS: Working with two blocks and holding them back to back, -leave picots free, sc in first ch-3 sp after a picot on block 1, ch 3, -sc in first ch-3 sp after a picot on block 2, * ch 3, sc in next ch-3 sp -on block 1, ch 3, sc in next ch-3 sp on block 2 (corresponding ch-3 sp -to ch-3 sp worked on block 1); repeat from * along this side edge to -within the picots. Fasten off securely leaving picots from block 1 and 2 -free. - -TO JOIN BLOCK 3: Block 3 is joined to another side of block 1. Hold -block 3 back to back to block 1. Leave picots free, sc in first ch-3 sp -after picot on block 3, ch 3, sc in first ch-3 sp on block 1, * ch 3, sc -in next ch-3 sp on block 3, ch 3, sc in next ch-3 sp on block 1 -(corresponding ch-3 sp to ch-3 sp worked on block 3); repeat from * -along this side edge to within the picots. Fasten off securely leaving -picots free. - -TO JOIN BLOCK 4: Block 4 is joined to one side of block 3 and one side -of block 2. Leave picots free and holding block 4 back to back to block -3, sc in first ch-3 sp after picot on block 4, ch 3, sc in first ch-3 sp -on block 3; * ch 3, sc in next ch-3 sp on block 4, ch 3, sc in next ch-3 -sp on block 3; repeat from * along this edge to within picots. Fasten -off securely leaving picots free. Sc in first ch-3 sp after picot on -block 4, ch 3, sc in first ch-3 sp after picot on block 2, * ch 3, sc in -next ch-3 sp on block 4, ch 3, sc in next ch-3 sp on block 2; repeat -from * along this edge to within picots. Fasten off securely leaving -picots free. At intersection where 4 picots meet from block 1, 2, 3 and -4, join the 4 picots at center using a tapestry needle and B yarn with a -secure st (4 picots joined at center form a 4 leaf clover effect). -Fasten yarn securely. - -Join 7 rows of 12 (14) blocks around. Join 2 more rows leaving an -opening on one side for zipper. Finished skirt with lower band and -waistband is about 37″ in length (there is an allowance for 1″ stretch). - -LOWER BORDER: Rnd 1: With No. C hook, attach yarn and sc in a ch-3 sp. -Working backwards (counter clockwise), * ch 1, hdc in next ch-3 sp; -repeat from * around (see that work lies flat). Rnd 2: Continue to work -backwards (counter clockwise), * ch 1, hdc under ch 1 of previous rnd. -Repeat rnd 2 until border is 2″ or desired size. Fasten off. - -WAISTBAND: With No. C hook, work 2 rows of sc around waistline, taking -it in to measure 25″ (26½″) or desired waist size. Row 1: Working -backwards (counter clockwise), ch 1, hdc in next st, * ch 1, skip 1, hdc -in next st; repeat from * across, end hdc, ch 1 on turn. Row 2: Hdc in -first sp under ch-1 of previous row (continue to work backwards—counter -clockwise), * ch 1, hdc under next ch-1 of previous row; repeat from *, -end hdc in last ch-1 sp, ch 1 to turn. Repeat row 2 until waistband is -2″. Fasten off. - -FINISHING: With No. 1 hook, work 1 row of sl st and 1 row of sc around -zipper opening. Block skirt lightly. Cut lining and sew tog. Stitch -lining to first row of waistband, gathering it in to size of waistband -and leaving lower edge free. Face waistband with a double strip of -lining, leaving a 1½″ extension from back edge for closing tab. Sew in -zipper. Sew on 2 hooks and eyes for closing. - - - SHORT SKIRT - -MATERIALS: 8 (9) skeins color A and 1 skein color B. Work 72 (84) blocks -as for long skirt. Join blocks as for long skirt. Join 4 rows of 12 (14) -blocks around; then join 2 rows of 12 (14) blocks leaving 1 side open -for zipper. Finish as for long skirt, working a 1″ border at lower edge. -This will be about a 24″ length skirt. Adjust length by working a -shorter or longer lower border and waistband. - - [Illustration: Instructions on page 14.] - - [Illustration: Instructions for Shell on page 10. - Instructions for Long Shirt on page 11. - Instructions for the same skirt in a street length on page 11.] - - - - - MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DRESS - - - Shown on page 12 - -SIZES: MOTHER: Directions are for Small (size 10-12). Changes for Medium -(size 14-16) are in parentheses. - -DAUGHTER: Directions are for Small (size 6-8). Changes for Medium (size -10-12) are in parentheses. - -MATERIALS: MOTHER: 4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 4 oz. skein, 6 (8) Green (A) -and 2 ozs. of Pink (B) for trim. DAUGHTER: 4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 4 oz. -skein, 3 (4) Pink (B), 2 ozs. of Green (A) for trim. HERO No. 17 -knitting needles, OR SIZE REQUIRED TO OBTAIN THE GIVEN STITCH GAUGE. -HERO Crazy Daisy Winder and No. 0 steel crochet hook. Tapestry needle. -14 Button molds for mother and 9 button molds for daughter. - -GAUGE: 3 strands on No. 17 needles: 5 sts—2″. - - - MOTHER - -PATTERN No. 1: Row 1: * k 3; p 1; repeat from * across. Row 2: * k 1, p -3; repeat from * across. Row 3: K 2, * p 1, k 3; repeat from *, end p 1, -k 1. Row 4: P 1, * k 1, p 3; repeat from *, end k 1, p 2. Row 5; K 1, * -p 1, k 3; repeat from *, end k 2. Row 6: P 2, * k 1, p 3; repeat from *, -end k 1, p 1. Row 7: * P 1, k 3; repeat from * across. Row 8: * P 3, k -1; repeat from * across. Repeat these 8 rows for pattern 1. - -PATTERN No. 2: Row 1: * P 1, k 3; repeat from * across. Row 2: * P 3, k -1; repeat from * across. Row 3: K 1, * p 1, k 3; repeat from *, end p 1, -k 2. Row 4: P 2, * k 1, p 3; repeat from *, end k 1, p 1. Row 5: K 2, * -p 1, k 3; repeat from *, end p 1, k 1. Row 6: P 1, * k 1, p 3; repeat -from *, end k 1, p 2. Row 7: * K 3, p 1; repeat from * across. Row 8: * -K 1, p 3; repeat from * across. Repeat these 8 rows for pattern 2. Note: -Use 3 strands of yarn tog unless otherwise specified. - -BACK: With 3 strands A and No. 17 needles, cast on 48 (56) sts. Work -first 24 (28) sts in pattern 1, place a marker on needle, work next 24 -(28) sts in pattern 2. Work even as established for 18″ from beg. Dress -is planned for 29″ length to underarm. Any changes in length should be -made before the first dec row. Dec 1 st each end of next row; then every -3″ (2½″) for 2 (3) times more, 42 (48) sts. Work even until 29″ from beg -or desired length to underarm. SHAPE ARMHOLES: Bind off 2 sts at beg of -next 2 rows. Dec 1 st each end every other row twice, 34 (40) sts. BACK -OPENING: Work 17 (20) sts and place on a holder, work on remaining 17 -(20) sts. Work even in pattern as established until armhole is 6¾″ -(7¼″). SHAPE SHOULDER: At arm edge, bind off 5 sts once; then 4 (5) sts -once, 8 (10) sts. Bind off remaining sts loosely. Attach 3 strands at -center opening and work other side to correspond. - -FRONT: Work same as for back until completion of armhole shaping, 34 -(40) sts. Work even until armholes are 5″ (5½″). SHAPE NECK: Work 11 -(13) sts and place on a holder, bind off center 12 (14) sts loosely, -work 11 (13) sts. At neck edge, dec 1 st every other row 2 (3) times. -Work even to shoulder shaping as for back. SHAPE SHOULDER: At arm edge, -bind off 5 sts once; then 4 (5) sts. Attach 3 strands of yarn at neck -edge and work other side to correspond. - -FINISHING: Make 14 daisies on the Crazy Daisy Winder in B as follows: -With left thumb hold yarn at center allowing end to extend 1″. With -right hand pass yarn from left to right around spokes No. 1 and No. 2, -across center from right to left around No. 7 and No. 8; repeat last -wind twice more; across center and pass yarn from left to right around -spokes No. 2 and No. 3, across center from right to left around No. 8 -and No. 9; repeat last wind twice more; across center from left to right -around spokes No. 3 and No. 4, across center from right to left around -No. 9 and No. 10; repeat last wind twice more; across center and pass -yarn from left to right around spokes No. 4 and No. 5, across center -from right to left around No. 10 and No. 11; repeat this last wind twice -more, across center from left to right around spokes No. 5 and No. 6, -across center from right to left around No. 11 and No. 12; repeat last -wind twice more; across center from left to right around spokes No. 6 -and No. 7, across center from right to left around No. 12 and No. 1; -repeat this last wind twice more. Bring yarn to 1″ beyond center and -cut. Do not remove. - - [Illustration: Crazy Daisy] - -CENTER: Note that there is a hole in center after all winds are -completed. Keep left thumb in center to keep the hole in center as you -sew the center. Thread tapestry needle with B. Insert tapestry needle in -space between 2 petals working from outside to center hole (leave a -small end for fastening) and draw through, go back into same space and -draw needle from outside edge to inside to fasten; * insert needle in -next space between petals from center edge to outside edge, wind yarn -around the tapestry needle from left to right as to make a buttonhole -st, draw through and tighten; repeat from * until all petals are secured -(secure loose ends in as you are sewing around). Fasten off securely. -Remove from winder. - -BUTTONS: Make 14. With single strand A, ch 3, join with a sl st to form -a ring. Rnd 1: 6 sc in ring. Rnd 2: 2 sc in each sc. Rnd 3: 1 sc in each -sc. Rnd 4: Insert mold. * Skip 1 sc, sc in next sc; repeat from * until -completely closed over mold. Fasten off. Sew shoulder and side seams -with single strand. With double strand A, work 1 row of slip st around -neck edge. Next row: Working backwards (counter clockwise), ch 1, * sc -in next st; repeat from * around neck. Fasten off. Work trim around -armhole edges as for neck. With double strand A, work 1 row of slip st -around back opening. Tack daisies along center of front edge and around -neck as shown (on neck place one at top of back opening so button can be -used for closing). Sew a button in center of each daisy as shown. - - - DAUGHTER - -BACK: With 3 strands B and No. 17 needles, cast on 40 (48) sts. Work -first 20 (24) sts in pattern 1, place a marker on needle, work next 20 -(24) sts in pattern 2. Work even 12″ from beg. Dress is planned for 15½″ -(17″) from beg to underarm. Any changes in length should be made before -first dec. Dec 1 st each end of next row; then every 2″ (1½″) 1 (2) -times more, 36 (42) sts. Work even until 15½″ (17″) from beg or desired -length to underarm. SHAPE ARMHOLES: Bind off 2 sts at beg of next 2 -rows. Dec 1 st each end every other row twice, 28 (34) sts. BACK -OPENING: Work 14 (17) sts and place on a holder; then work across -remaining 14 (17) sts. Work even until armhole is 5¼″ (5¾″). SHAPE -SHOULDER: At arm edge, bind off 4 sts once, 3 (4) sts once, 7 (9) sts. -Bind off remaining sts loosely. Attach 3 strands at center opening and -work other side to correspond. - -FRONT: Work same as back until completion of armhole shaping, 28 (34) -sts. Work even until armhole is 4″ (4¼″). SHAPE NECK. Work 9 (11) sts -and place sts on a holder, bind off center 10 (12) sts, loosely, work -across the remaining 9 (11) sts. At neck edge, dec 1 st every other row -twice. For medium size only, dec 1 st at neck edge every row once, 7 (8) -sts. Work even to shoulder shaping as on back. SHAPE SHOULDER: At arm -edge, bind off 4 sts once, 3 (4) sts once. Attach 3 strands at neck edge -and work other side to correspond. - -FINISHING: Make 9 daisies and 9 buttons using color A for daisies and -color B for buttons. See instructions as given for Mother’s dress. -Crochet neck, armholes and back opening with B as explained for Mother’s -dress. - - - - - Dimensional Daisy Pillow - - - Shown on page 16 - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder. 4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 4 oz. Skein, -2 Loden Green (A), 1 Orange (B) and 1 Maize (C). HERO No. F aluminum -crochet hook. Yarn darning needle. Pillow to fit. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: Follow directions for making daisies on page 3. Make 40 -daisies, winding twice around each spoke with C and then winding around -same spokes twice with B (4 winds on each spoke). Sew centers with A. - -TO JOIN DAISIES: Follow directions for JOINING B (see page 4), only -picking up the B petals and leaving the C petals free. Work rnd 1 of -joining with C and rnd 2 with B. Connect 2 pieces of 4 rows of 4 daisies -across. - -FRONT PIECE: Rnd 1: Attach A at a corner, ch 4, dc back in corner sp -(half corner), # * ch 1, 2 dc in next sp; repeat from * 14 times more -(this should bring you along one side edge to next corner—see that work -lies flat), ch 1, 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc all in next corner sp #; repeat -between #’s ending with 15 patterns along 4th side, ch 1, 2 dc in -starting corner sp, ch 1 and join with a sl st to top of starting ch to -complete corner. Rnd 2: Ch 4, dc in sp of corner (half corner), # * ch -1, 2 dc in next sp; repeat from * to corner, ch 1, 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc all -in corner sp #; repeat between #’s around, end ch 1, 2 dc in first -corner sp, ch 1, join with a sl st to top of starting ch. Repeat rnd 2 -four times more or until you attain the desired size. Fasten off. - -BACK: Work to correspond to front piece. - -FINISHING: Place front and back tog and sl st 3 sides tog, insert pillow -and sl st 4th side tog. TRIM: Attach A, * 5 dc in one sp (pull each dc -up to ¾″), sc in next sp; repeat from * around, placing 8 dc in the -corners. Join with a sl st and fasten off. Sew a daisy to each corner on -back and front as shown. - - - - - Striped Daisy Pillow - - - Shown on page 16 - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder. 4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 4 oz. skein, -2 Orange (A) and 1 Maize (B). HERO No. F. aluminum crochet hook. Yarn -darning needle. Pillow to fit. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: Follow directions for making daisies on page 3. Make 16 -color A daisies winding yarn around spokes 4 times and sewing centers -with A. Make 56 daisies, winding yarn around spokes 4 times, alternating -colors (wind every other spoke 4 times with A; then break off A and wind -those spokes that were skipped 4 times with B) and sew centers with A. -See diagram and directions for winding this type daisy included with -instruction for Crazy Daisy Cardigan on page 23. - -TO JOIN DAISIES: Follow directions for JOINING A on page 3. Use color A -for joining. - -FRONT PIECE: Connect 2 rows of 8 A&B combination daisies; 1 row of A -daisies (8 across); 3 rows of A&B combination daisies; 1 row of A -daisies and 2 rows of A&B combination daisies. - -BACK PIECE: Note: If desired, back piece may be worked with daisies as -for front piece, or crocheted with A. - -CROCHETED BACK: With A, ch long enough to fit width of front piece. Row -1: Dc in 4th ch from hook, * dc in next ch; repeat from * across. Ch 3 -to turn. Row 2: Ch 3 on turn is counted as first dc, * dc in next dc; -repeat from * across. Ch 3 to turn. Repeat row 2 until piece measures -size of front piece. - -FINISHING: Place 2 pieces tog and sl st 3 sides tog, insert pillow and -sl st 4th side tog. Using double strand A, attach yarn at a corner and -working backwards (counter clockwise), * ch 1, skip 1, hdc in next st (1 -pattern); repeat from * around, placing 2 patterns in each corner. -Fasten off. - - [Illustration: Afghan, wall hanging, and pillows] - - - - - WALL HANGING - - - Shown on page 16 - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder. 4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 4 oz. skein, -1 Maize (A), 1 Orange (B) and 1 Loden Green (C). HERO No. G aluminum -crochet hook. Yarn darning needle. Illustration board 18″ x 24″, 1 yd of -brown heavy denim or canvas material, picture frame to fit, points to -tack illustration board to frame and picture wire. - -Cover illustration board with fabric, securing it firmly on back with -heavy scotch tape or glue. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: Follow basic instructions for making daisies on page 3. -Make 16 daisies winding color A twice around each spoke; then winding -around same spoke twice with color B. Sew centers with C (type D daisy). -Make 4 daisies winding every other spoke 3 times with A; then winding -those spokes that were skipped 3 times with B. Sew centers with B (type -E daisy). - -B PETAL BACKGROUND: Make 5. With B and No. G hook, ch 3, join with a -slip st to form a ring. Rnd 1: Ch 3, 15 dc in ring (bring each dc up to -measure 1″). Join with a slip st to top of ch 3. Rnd 2: Ch 1, sc in -first space between 2 dc * 6 dc in next space (each dc 1″), sc in next -space between 2 dc; repeat from * around, end 6 dc in last space. Join -with a slip st and fasten off. Sew an E type daisy to center of 3 B -petal backgrounds. Sew a D type daisy to center of 2 B petal -backgrounds. - -C SHELL: Make 2. With C, ch 3, join with a slip st to form a ring. Rnd -1: Ch 3, 19 tr c in ring (each tr c to measure 1¼″). Join with a slip st -to top of ch 3. Rnd 2: Ch 1, working backwards (counter clockwise), * sc -in next st; repeat from * around. Fasten off. Sew an E daisy in center -of one shell and a D daisy in the other shell. - - [Illustration: Plan for wall hanging] - - B PETAL BACKGROUND WITH E TYPE DAISY - LARGE CLUSTER - INSIDE CLUSTER - D TYPE DAISY - D TYPE DAISY - D TYPE DAISY - D TYPE DAISY - D TYPE DAISY - B PETAL BACKGROUND WITH D TYPE DAISY - B PETAL BACKGROUND WITH E TYPE DAISY - C SHELL WITH E TYPE DAISY - C SHELL WITH D TYPE DAISY - B PETAL BACKGROUND WITH E TYPE DAISY - B PETAL BACKGROUND WITH D TYPE DAISY - 9″ STEM - 12″ STEM - 16″ STEM - 5″ STEM - 3″ CHAIN - 3″ CHAIN - 6″ STEM - 3″ STEM - -LARGE CLUSTER: First Daisy: With C, sc in a B petal of a D type daisy -(go through both B petals). Work only in B petals and leave A petals -free, * ch 2, sc in next B petal; repeat from * around, end ch 2, sl st -in first sc. Fasten off. Second Daisy: With C, sc in a B petal of a D -type daisy. Work only in B petals and leave A petals free. * (ch 2, sc -in next B petal) 3 times, place daisy back to back with previous daisy -worked, (ch 2, sl st under ch-2 space of first daisy, ch 2, sc in next B -petal on second daisy) 3 times, ** ch 2, sc in next B petal; repeat from -** around, end ch 2, join with a sl st in first sc. Fasten off. Connect -4 more type D daisies to first 2 daisies in this manner. Join the 7th D -type daisy to the first to form a circle as follows: With C, sc in B -petal, (ch 2, sc in next B petal) 3 times, (ch 2, sl st in ch-2 space of -6th daisy, ch 2, sc in next B petal of 7th daisy) 3 times, (ch 2, sc in -next B petal) 3 times, (ch 2, sl st in ch-2 space of first daisy, ch 2, -sc in next B petal) twice, ch 2, sl st in ch-2 space of first daisy, ch -2, join with a sl st in first sc of 7th daisy. Fasten off. Stretch -outside edge to form a flat circle. Rnd 1: Attach C to back center of -first daisy (go through sewing sts) and work a sc, * ch 6, sc in between -2 daisies in the back of the top st, ch 6, sc in back center of next -daisy; repeat from * around, end ch 6, join with a sl st. Fasten off. -Rnd 2: With C, work a sc, 6 dc (all dc 1″ high) and a sc all in space -under ch-6, * work a sc, 6 dc and a sc all in space under next ch-6; -repeat from * around. Join with a sl st and fasten off. - -INSIDE CLUSTER: Rnd 1: With C, sc in a B petal of a type D daisy. Work -in B petals only, leaving A petals free, * sc in next B petal (work sc -loosely); repeat from * around. Rnd 2: * Sc, 2 dc and a sc all in next -sc (shell); repeat from * around until there are 11 shells around. Join -with a sl st and fasten off. - -STEMS: Stems are worked with C. Chain a little longer than length needed -to allow for drawing in. Row 1: Dc in 4th ch from hook, * dc in next ch; -repeat from * across. Fasten off. Make the following sizes: 16″, 12″, -9″, 5″, 6″, 3″. With 3 strands of C, work a chain of 5″ and a chain of -3″. - -FINISHING: See chart for arrangement or show off your artistic talent -and arrange daisies to create a picture that will be an original. Pin -pieces to fabric first and then with needle and thread sew to fabric. -Attach to frame and attach picture wire to back. - - - - - Crocheted Afghan with Daisy Trim - - - Shown on page 16 - -SIZE: Approx. 55″ x 64″. - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder. 4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 4 oz. skein, -16 Beige (A), 3 Loden Green (B), 2 Orange (C) and 1 Maize (D). HERO No. -Q crochet hook and No. K aluminum crochet hook. Yarn darning needle. - -GAUGE: Each square approx. 9″ x 9″. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: Follow directions for making daisies on page 3. Make 42 -daisies with C, winding 4 times around each spoke and sewing centers -with B. Make 30 daisies, winding twice with D around each spoke; then -twice with C around each spoke (4 winds in all around each spoke), and -sewing centers with B. - -CROCHETED SQUARE: With 3 strands A and No. Q hook, ch 3, join with a sl -st to form a ring. Rnd 1: Ch 3, 11 dc in ring. Join with a sl st to top -of starting ch 3. Ch 1 and turn. Rnd 2: On this rnd pick up the 2 loops -of each st. Sc back in same st as ch 1 (half corner), * 1 sc in each of -2 sts, 3 sc in next st (corner); repeat from * around, end 1 sc in each -of 2 sts, sc in same st as starting sc, join with a sl st to complete -4th corner. Ch 1 to turn. Rnd 3: Sc back in same st as ch 1 (half -corner), * 1 sc in back loop of next 4 sts, 3 sc in back loop of next st -(corner); repeat from *, end 1 sc in back loop of 4 sc, sc in same st as -starting sc, join with a sl st to complete 4th corner. Ch 1 to turn. Rnd -4: On this rnd pick up both loops of each st. Sc back in same st as ch 1 -(half corner), * 1 sc in each of 6 sc, 3 sc in next st (corner); repeat -from *, end 1 sc in each of 6 sc, sc in same st as starting sc, join -with a sl st to complete 4th corner. Ch 1 to turn. Rnd 5: Sc back in -same st as ch 1 (half corner), 1 sc in back loop of next 8 sc, 3 sc in -back loop of next st (corner); repeat from *, end 1 sc in back loop of 8 -sc, sc in same st as starting sc, join with a sl st to complete 4th -corner. Ch 1 to turn. Rnd 6: On this rnd pick up both loops of each st. -Sc in same st as ch 1 (half corner), * 1 sc in next 10 sts, 3 sc in next -st (corner); repeat from *, end 1 sc in next 10 sc, sc in same st as -starting sc, join with a sl st to complete 4th corner. Pull through 3 -strands of B and fasten off A securely. Ch 1 and turn. Rnd 7: On this -rnd pick up both loops of each st. Sc in same st as ch 1 (half corner), -* 1 sc in next 12 sc, 3 sc in next sc (corner); repeat from *, end 1 sc -in next 12 sc, sc in same st as starting sc, join with a sl st to -complete 4th corner. Fasten off. Crochet 42 squares in this manner. - -FINISHING: Fluff C daisies so that they resemble a pom-pon and sew one -to center of each square. Weave squares tog with B and yarn darning -needle, picking up back loop of st. Sew 6 squares across in width and 7 -rows for length. Sew 5 Orange-Maize combination daisies across each row -at the joinings of squares as shown. OUTER TRIM: With No. K hook and 3 -strands C, work 1 rnd of sc around all sides of afghan, working 3 sc in -each corner st (make sure work lies flat). Fasten off C and attach 3 -strands of B. LAST RND: With No. K hook and working backwards (counter -clockwise), work a sc in each st, working 3 sc in each corner st. Fasten -off. - - - - - King Size Crazy Daisy Stole - - - Shown on page 22 and back cover - -MATERIALS: HERO King Size Crazy Daisy Winder. 4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 4 -oz. skein, 5 Beige (A) and 1 Green (B). HERO No. E aluminum crochet -hook. Tapestry needle. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: Make 48 daisies winding yarn 4 times around each spoke. -Use color A for petals and B for sewing center. Make 80 daisies winding -yarn 3 times around each spoke. Use A for petals and B for centers. See -page 3 for directions for making daisies. - -TO CONNECT DAISIES: BORDERS: Work on those daisies where loops were -wound 4 times around spokes. Rnd 1: Attach B and work a sc in the 2 -lower loops of a petal leaving the 2 upper loops of same petal free, * -ch 4, sc in next petal picking up the 2 lower loops and leaving the 2 -upper loops of same petal free; repeat from * around, end ch 4, join -with a sl st to first sc. Fasten off securely. Work rnd 1 on the 48 -daisies for borders in this manner. Connect 3 rows with 8 daisies across -with A. Follow directions for JOINING B, starting with rnd 2 for each -block (rnd 1 has been worked already with the B) (see page 4 for -directions for JOINING B.) Connect another piece in the same manner for -other border. - -BODY OF STOLE: Connect 10 rows of 8 daisies across with A. Follow -directions for JOINING B, starting with rnd 1 for each block (see page 4 -for directions for JOINING B). - -FINISHING: Connect the 3 rows for border to each side of body of stole -with A in the same manner as the rest of the stole was connected. Block -lightly. TRIM: Rnd 1: With A, starting in a corner and right side -facing, sc in first sp, * ch 4, sc in next sp; repeat from * to corner; -then in corner, ch 4, sc back in same corner; repeat from * around, -ending ch 4, sc in first corner, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc. -Rnd 2: Working backwards (counter-clockwise), * ch 2, hdc in next sp; -repeat from * around, placing 2 patterns in each corner. Fasten off. - - - - - CARRIAGE ROBE - - - Shown here and on page 7 - - [Illustration: Carriage robe] - -MATERIALS: HERO King Size Crazy Daisy Winder. 4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 4 -oz. Skeins, 5 Mint Green (A) and 1 White (B). HERO No. E aluminum -crochet hook. Yarn darning needle. 4 yds ½″ satin ribbon for trim. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: Follow directions for making daisies on page 3. Wind -color A around each spoke twice and sew centers with B. Make 36 daisies. - -TRIM DAISY: Outside Trim: With B, sc in sp of petal (go through both -loops of petal), * ch 3, yo and pull up a loop in first ch, yo pull -through 2 loops (2 loops remain on hook), yo pick up a loop back in -first ch (4 loops on hook), yo pull through all 4 loops on hook -(cluster), sc in sp of next petal; repeat from * around, ending with a -cluster, join with a sl st to first sc. Fasten off securely. 12 clusters -around. - -Inside Trim: With B, sc in side of petal near center (go through both -loops), * work a cluster as for outside trim, skip 1 petal, sc in side -of next petal; repeat from * around, end with a cluster and join with a -sl st to first sc. 6 clusters around. Fasten off. Attach A, sc in back -of sc of an outside B cluster, * ch 4, sc in back of next sc of a B -cluster; repeat from * around, end ch 4, join with a sl st. Fasten off. -12 spaces around. - -FIRST BLOCK: Attach A, sc in ch-4 sp, * (ch 4, sc in next ch-4 sp) 3 -times, ch 5, sl st back in sc to form a picot; repeat from * around, end -(ch 4, sc in next ch-4 sp) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, -ch 5, sl st back in sc to complete 4th picot. Fasten off. - -SECOND BLOCK: Attach A, sc in ch-4 sp, (ch 4, sc in next sp) 3 times, -place back to back with first block, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot on first -block, ch 2, sl st back in sc to complete picot joining on 2nd block, -(ch 3, sl st in sp of first block, ch 3, sc in next sp on 2nd block) 3 -times, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot on first block, ch 2, sl st in sc on -2nd block to complete picot joining, (ch 4, sc in next sp on 2nd block) -3 times, ch 5, sl st in sc to complete picot, (ch 4, sc in next sp) -twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, 31 st in sc for 4th -picot. Fasten off. - -THIRD BLOCK: This block is joined to another side of first block. Attach -A, sc in ch-4 sp, (ch 4, sc in next sp) 3 times, place back to back to -first block, ch 2, sl st in picot of first block, ch 2, sl st back in sc -on 3rd block for picot joining, (ch 3, sl st in next sp on first block, -ch 3, sc in next sp on 3rd block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in center of -picot joining, ch 2, sl st back in sc on 3rd block for picot joining, -(ch 4, sc in next sp on 3rd block) 3 times, ch 5, sl st back in sc for -picot, (ch 4, sc in next sp) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, -ch 5, sl st back in sc to complete 4th picot. Fasten off. - -FOURTH BLOCK: This block is joined to one side each of 2nd and 3rd -blocks. Attach A, sc in ch-4 sp, (ch 4, sc in next sp) 3 times, place -back to back to 3rd block, ch 2, sl st in picot of 3rd block, ch 2, sl -st back in sc on 4th block for picot joining, (ch 3, sl st in next sp on -3rd block, ch 3, sc in next sp on 4th block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in -center of 3 joined picots, ch 2, sl st back in sc on 4th block to -complete 4th picot joining, (ch 3, sl st in next sp on 2nd block, ch 3, -sc in next sp on 4th block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in picot on 2nd block, -ch 2, sl st in sc on 4th block to complete picot joining, (ch 4, sc in -next sp on 4th block) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, -sl st back in sc to complete picot. Fasten off. Connect 6 rows of 6 -blocks across for center piece. - -Rnd 1: Attach A at a corner and work ch 3, 2 dc in corner sp (half -corner), # * ch 1, 3 dc in next sp (1 pattern); repeat from * across to -next corner (18 patterns) (see that work lies flat), in next corner sp -work ch 1, 3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc all in the one sp #; repeat between #’s -around, ending with 18 patterns on the 4th side, ch 1, 3 dc in starting -corner, ch 1 and join with a sl st to top of starting ch. - -Rnd 2: Ch 3, 2 dc in corner sp (half corner), # * ch 1, 3 dc in next sp; -repeat from * to corner, ch 1, 3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc in corner sp #; repeat -between #’s around, ending with ch 1, 3 dc in first corner, ch 1, join -with a sl st to top of starting ch. Repeat rnd 2 for 12 times more or -until desired size. - -Last rnd: Working backwards (counter clockwise) sc in each st around, -working 2 sc in each corner (see that work lies flat). Fasten off. - -FINISHING: Weave ribbon in and out around last eyelet row as shown. Sew -ends of ribbon tog. - - - - - Tablecloth - - - Shown on page 21 - -SIZE: Approximately 52″ x 52″ - -MATERIALS: HERO King Size Crazy Daisy Winder. Coats & Clarks O.N.T. -“Speed-Cro-Sheen”, 100 yd ball, 16 Yellow (A) and 6 Hunter Green (B). -HERO No. C aluminum crochet hook. Tapestry needle. - -TO MAKE DAISY: With left thumb hold yarn at center allowing end to -extend 1″. With right hand pass yarn from left to right around spokes -No. 1 and No. 2, across center from right to left around No. 7 and No. -8; repeat the last wind twice more (3 times in all); across center and -pass yarn from left to right around spokes No. 2 and 3, across center -from right to left around No. 8 and 9; repeat last wind twice more; -across center from left to right around spokes No. 3 and No. 4, across -center from right to left around No. 9 and No. 10; repeat last wind -twice more; across center and pass yarn from left to right around spokes -No. 4 and No. 5, across center from right to left around No. 10 and No. -11; repeat last wind twice more, across center from left to right around -spokes No. 5 and No. 6, across center from right to left around No. 11 -and No. 12; repeat last wind twice more, across center from left to -right around spokes No. 6 and No. 7, across center from right to left -around No. 12 and No. 1; repeat last wind twice more. Bring yarn to 1″ -beyond center and cut. Do not remove from winder. - -CENTER: Thread tapestry needle and use double strand for sewing center. -Follow directions on page 3 for center, going completely around 3 times -in all. Fasten off securely. Make 200 daisies with A and sew centers -with B. Make 25 daisies with B and sew centers with A. - -CONNECT DAISIES: Follow directions for JOINING A (see page 3). Connect 5 -rows of A daisies 15 across with A. Next row, connect 5 A daisies with -A; then 5 daisies made with B for center and using B to connect them; -then 5 A daisies connected with A. Repeat the last row 4 times more. -Work 5 rows of A daisies connected with A. - -FINISHING: Block lightly. - - [Illustration: Pattern] - - A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A - A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A - A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A - A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A - A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A - A A A A A B B B B B A A A A A - A A A A A B B B B B A A A A A - A A A A A B B B B B A A A A A - A A A A A B B B B B A A A A A - A A A A A B B B B B A A A A A - A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A - A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A - A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A - A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A - A A A A A A A A A A A A A A A - - - - - Daisy Trim Apron - - - Shown on page 21 - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder. Coats & Clark’s O.N.T. -“Speed-Cro-Sheen”, 100 yd ball, 5 spools Yellow (A) and 1 spool Hunter -Green (B). HERO No. C aluminum crochet hook and a tapestry needle. - -With A, ch 134 loosely. Row 1: Pick up a loop in 3rd ch from hook and -retain on hook, skip 1 ch, pick up a loop in next ch (3 loops on hook), -yo pull through 3 loops, ch 1, * pick up a loop in last ch worked in and -retain on hook, skip 1 ch, pick up a loop in next ch (3 loops on hook), -yo pull through 3 loops, ch 1 (1 pattern); repeat from * across, 66 -patterns. One extra ch on turn. Row 2: Pick up a loop in first ch and -retain on hook, pick up a loop in next st (3 loops on hook), yo pull -through 3 loops, ch 1, * pick up a loop in last st worked in and retain -on hook, skip 1 st, pull up a loop in next st (3 loops on hook), yo pull -through 3 loops on hook, ch 1; repeat from * across. One extra ch on -turn. Repeat row 2 for pattern st (should measure 21″ across in width). -Work even for 1½″ for lower border. Next row: Work 5 patterns for side -border as established, * ch 1, skip 1 st, dc in next st; repeat from * -to within last 5 patterns, work 5 patterns for side border as -established. Next row: Work 5 patterns for border as established, * ch -1, dc in next space; repeat from * across to last 5 patterns, work 5 -patterns for border as established. Work last row until 12½″ from beg. -Next row: Work 5 patterns for border as established, * dc in next space; -repeat from * to within last 5 patterns, work 5 patterns for border as -established. Work pattern st on all sts as for lower border for 1½″. -Fasten off. - -TIES: Make 2. With A, ch 14 loosely. Work even in pattern st as for -lower border for 12½″. Fasten off. - -POCKETS: Make 2. Make 18 daisies following directions on page 3, winding -petals with color B and sewing centers with color A. JOIN DAISIES: -Follow instructions for JOINING A (see page 3), using color B for -joining. Join 3 rows of daisies with 3 daisies across. Attach B at one -corner and working backwards (counter clockwise), * ch 1, hdc in next -space; repeat from * around all sides, going twice in each corner st. -Fasten off. Block pieces lightly. Sew a pocket to each side as shown. -Sew on ties. - - [Illustration: Tablecloth] - - - - - MARDI GRAS BAG - - - Shown here and on back cover - - [Illustration: Handbags and snood] - -MATERIALS: HERO King Size Crazy Daisy Winder. Spinnerin Mardi Gras, 45 -gram ball, 3 Brown and 1 White. HERO No. C aluminum crochet hook and -tapestry needle. HERO 7″ Bag Handle. Lining and buckram. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: Make 28 daisies following instructions on page 3. Wind -first row of petals with white and second row with brown. Sew centers -with brown. Connect 6 rows of 4 daisies across with brown, following -instructions for JOINING A on page 3. Connect 1 row of 2 daisies to the -center 2 daisies on each end row. - -SIDE PIECES: Make 2. With C crochet hook and brown, ch 6. Row 1: Sc in -2nd ch from hook, 1 sc in each ch, 5 sc. Ch 1 to turn. Row 2: Sc in each -st, picking up back loop only. Ch 1 to turn. Repeat row 2 for 5 times -more. Continue in sc picking up back loop and increasing 1 st at each -end of every row until 29 sts on row (to inc—work 2 sc in one st). Work -even for 7 rows. Next row: Dec 1 st each end of row (to dec—work off 2 -sc as one sc). Repeat the last row once more. Fasten off. - -FINISHING: Starting at top corner, with brown, work 1 row of sc along -side and bottom edges. With brown, work 4 rows of sc along each top -edge. Using pieces as pattern, cut 2 linings and buckram making an -allowance for seams. Use a double buckram for flat bottom to make it -stiffer. With brown, sc side pieces to bag. Sew linings tog with buckram -in between and double buckram for bottom. Sew in lining. With lining -material sew a slot to each top edge and sew over bar of handle on each -side. - - - - - DAISY SNOOD - - - Shown here and on back cover - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder. Sport Yarn, 2 oz. pull skein, 2 Red -and 1 White. HERO No. 0 steel crochet hook. 1 yd of tubular elastic. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: Make 25 white daisies following directions on page 3. -Wind white yarn twice around each spoke and sew centers with red. - -SNOOD: Ch 85 loosely. Row 1: Dc in 4th ch from hook, * ch 1, skip 1 ch, -1 dc in each of next 2 chs (1 pattern); repeat from * across, 28 -patterns. Ch 6 to turn. Should measure about 14″ across in width. Row 2: -* Skip 2 dc, dc in space under ch 1 of previous row, ch 2; repeat from * -across, end dc in end turning ch, 28 spaces. Ch 4 to turn. Row 3: Ch 4 -on turn is counted as first dc, dc in first space, * ch 1, 2 dc in next -space; repeat from * across. Ch 6 to turn. Repeat row 2 and 3 for 14″, -ending with row 3. Fasten off. - -FINISHING: Work 4 rnds of sc around all 4 edges of piece taking it in to -fit head size. Work 1 rnd of sc over tubular elastic. Tie ends of -elastic and fasten off. Sew on daisies as shown, placing 12 around sc -band and spacing the others all over as shown. - - - - - CRAZY DAISY HANDBAG - - - Shown here and on back cover - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder. HERO Smart-Set Interchangeable Bag -Handle. 4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 2 oz. skein, 1 Royal Blue, 1 Turquoise -and 1 Olive Green. HERO No. F aluminum crochet hook and a yarn darning -needle. Two pieces lt. blue felt, 7½″ × 11-¼″ each. Two pieces dk. blue -Indian-Head for lining 7⅛″ × 11⅛″. Press-on non woven interfacing. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: Follow general directions for winding daisies on page -3. TO SEW CENTERS: Insert darning needle under 2 petals and draw yarn -through tightly, * bring yarn back over the last one of the 2 petals, -insert yarn under this petal and next petal and draw through tightly; -repeat from * until you have completed 3 rnds of sts around center. Make -20 daisies in Royal blue with Turquoise centers. These daisies are shown -with the back st center as the right side. Make 20 daisies in Turquoise -with Royal Blue centers, however on the Turquoise daisies the side -facing you as you sew the center will be used as the right side so be -sure to work all ends in neatly. - -TO MAKE CIRCLE: With Olive Green, sc in end of petal (go through the 2 -loops of petal), * ch 2, sc in next petal; repeat from * around, ending -ch 2, join with a sl st to first sc. Fasten off. - -TO ASSEMBLE: Alternating the color of daisy, with Olive Green join each -daisy at one st with a sc (center it at the 6th and 12th petal) until 10 -daisies are joined. Make 1 more strip of 10 in the same color -arrangement and 2 more strips of 10 in the alternate color arrangement. -Join the 4 strips tog in the same manner, making sure to alternate color -of daisy. From wrong side, fold in half and join side daisies leaving -the upper 2 rows free to be tacked to lining at opening. With wrong side -facing, sew Indian-Head tog with ¼″ seams, rounding corners at bottom -and leaving 3½″ open at each side. Assemble felt in the same manner, -leaving 4¼″ open at top. Cut press-on material to fit and press on to -felt. Fold felt 1″ at top edge to wrong side and machine st in place. -With wrong sides facing, slip Indian-Head into felt and blind st in -place (lining slightly smaller than felt). Pull daisies over felt and -tack at top of side seams and top of bag. Slip bars of handle through -top bands and fasten ends. - - - - - CRAZY DAISY CARDIGAN - - - Shown on page 22 and back cover - -SIZES: Directions are for Small (size 8-10). Changes for Medium (size -12-14) and Large (size 16-18) are in parentheses. - -MATERIALS: HERO Crazy Daisy Winder. Wool and Shetland Wool, 2 oz. skein, -7 (8-9) Grey (A) and 2 (2-3) Ecru (B). HERO No. 5 straight knitting -needles and No. 6 circular knitting needle. No. 1 steel crochet hook. -Tapestry needle. 9 small button molds. - -GAUGE: 4 connected daisies—7½″. - -TO MAKE DAISIES: Turn knob to release spokes. With left thumb hold A at -center leaving end to extend at center for about 1″. With right hand, -pass yarn from left to right around spoke No. 1 at top, across center, -from right to left around spoke No. 2 directly opposite; wrap around -these spokes once more in the same manner. Bring yarn across center from -left to right around spoke No. 5 at right of first spoke wrapped, across -center from right to left around spoke No. 6 at left of 2nd spoke -wrapped, wrap around these 2 spokes once more. Bring yarn across center -from left to right around spoke No. 9, across center and from right to -left around spoke No. 10, wrap around these 2 spokes once more. Bring -yarn across center and cut about 1″ beyond center (you have been winding -around every other spoke). Continue with B in this manner wrapping twice -around 2 spokes exactly opposite then passing on to the next 2 free -spokes until all spokes are wrapped twice, ending with spoke No. 12—thus -wrapping with B the spokes that were skipped when you were winding with -A. Bring yarn across center and cut about 1″ beyond center. - - [Illustration: TO MAKE CENTER: See instructions to make centers on - page 3. Use color A for centers. Make 174 (186-214) daisies in this - manner.] - -TO CONNECT DAISIES: Follow directions given for Joining A on page 3 -using A yarn. Join daisies until there are 5 rows of 18 (20-23) daisies -for body of cardigan—2 fronts and back. Next row: Join 4 (5-6) daisies -for front, skip 1 daisy for underarm, join 8 (8-9) daisies for back, -skip 1 daisy for underarm, join 4 (5-6) daisies for other front. - -SLEEVES: Join 4 rows of 7 (7-8) daisies. Lower Cuff: With No. 6 needle -and right side facing, with A pick up and k 55 (57-59) sts across lower -edge of sleeve. Row 1: K 1, * p 1, k 1; repeat from * across. Row 2: P -1, * k 1, p 1; repeat from * across. Repeat these 2 rows for ribbing for -2″. Bind off loosely in ribbing. Join seam of sleeve the same as joining -daisies. Join another row of 6 (6-7) daisies across top of sleeve, -leaving 1 daisy free for underarm. Note: Circular needle is used as two -straight knitting needles. - -YOKE: Join last row of top edge of sleeve to top edges of last row of -fronts and back. With circular needle, A and right side facing, pick up -and k 41 (46-51) sts on right front; 58 (58-63) sts along top of sleeve; -85 (85-90) sts across top of back; 58 (58-63) sts across top of sleeve -and 41 (46-51) sts across top of left front, 283 (293-318) sts. Row 1: -Wrong side. * P 3, k 2; repeat from *, end p 3. Row 2: * K 3, p 2; -repeat from *, end k 3. Repeat these 2 rows for 1½″ (2″-2½″), ending -with row 1. Dec Row: * K 1, k 2 tog, p 2; repeat from *, end k 1, k 2 -tog. Continue in pattern as established for 1½″, ending on wrong side. -2nd Dec Row: K 2, p 2 tog; repeat from *, end k 2. Continue in pattern -as established for 1″, ending on wrong side. 3rd Dec Row: K 2 tog, p 1; -repeat from *, ending k 2 tog. Change to No. 5 needles and continue in -ribbing for 1″. Bind off in ribbing. - -LOWER BORDER: With No. 6 needle, A and right side facing, pick up and k -163 (175-187) sts along lower edge. Work in ribbing as for cuff of -sleeve for 4″. Bind off in ribbing. - -FINISHING: Block lightly. With A, work 1″ of sc along left front edge, -working a ch 1 to turn all rows. Last Row: Work backwards (counter -clockwise), sc in each sc along front edge. Fasten off. Mark position of -9 buttons evenly spaced, placing first 1″ from lower edge and last ½″ -below neck edge. Work right front border as for left front for ¾″. -Buttonhole Row: Opposite each marker for button, ch 3, skip 2 sts, sc in -next st. Next row: Work 2 sc under each ch-3 space. Complete as for left -front. Work 1 row of sc around neck, holding in slightly. Work 1 more -row around neck as for last row on left front edge. Fasten off. - -CROCHETED BUTTONS: Make 9. With B, ch 3 and join with a sl st to form a -ring. Rnd 1: 6 sc in ring. Rnd 2: 2 sc in each sc. Rnd 3: 1 sc in each -sc. Rnd 4: Insert mold. * skip 1 sc, sc in next sc; repeat from * around -until mold is covered. Fasten off. Join underarms and sleeves to back -and front. - - [Illustration: Back cover: “Crazy Daisy” Boutique] - - - - - Transcriber’s Notes - - -—Silently corrected a few typos. - -—Retained publication information from the printed edition: this eBook - is public-domain in the country of publication. - -—In the text versions only, text in italics is delimited by - _underscores_. - - - - - - - -End of Project Gutenberg's "Crazy Daisy" Boutique, Vol. No. 5, by Anonymous - -*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK "CRAZY DAISY" BOUTIQUE, VOL. 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NO. 5</span> <span class="hst"><span class="ss">by HERO</span></span> -<br /><span class="ss">$1.00</span></p> -<p class="center"><span class="ss"><span class="smaller">ORIGINAL</span> -<br />“CRAZY DAISY” -<br /><span class="smaller">DESIGNS</span></span></p> -</div> -<div class="pb" id="Page_2">2</div> -<h2><span class="small">INDEX</span></h2> -<dl class="indexlr"> -<dt class="rj"><span class="jr ss smaller">Page</span></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Long Daisy Bolero</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_5">5</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Baby Sacque and Cap</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_6">6</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Bulky Yarn Afghan</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_8">8</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Crazy Daisy Shell</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_10">10</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Long Skirt</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_11">11</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Short Skirt</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_11">11</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Mother and Daughter Dress</span> <a href="#Page_14">14</a> and <a class="htm" href="#Page_15">15</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Dimensional Daisy Pillow</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_15">15</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Striped Daisy Pillow</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_15">15</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Wall Hanging</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_17">17</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Crocheted Afghan with Daisy Trim</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_18">18</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">King Size Crazy Daisy Stole</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_18">18</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Carriage Robe</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_19">19</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Daisy Trim Apron</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_20">20</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Tablecloth</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_20">20</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Mardi Gras Bag</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_22">22</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Daisy Snood</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_22">22</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Crazy Daisy Handbag</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_22">22</a></dt> -<dt><span class="jl">Crazy Daisy Cardigan</span> <a class="htm" href="#Page_23">23</a></dt> -</dl> -<div class="box"> -<p class="center">VOLUME 5</p> -<p>All directions in this book -have been checked for accuracy. -We cannot be -responsible for typographical -errors or misinterpretation of -directions.</p> -<p class="center">• -<br />Copyright -<br />SCOVILL MANUFACTURING -<br />COMPANY -<br />DRITZ DIVISION -<br />350 Fifth Avenue -<br />New York, N.Y. 10001 -<br />• -<br />Published in U.S.A.</p> -</div> -<h2 id="c1"><span class="small">It’s a <i>“Crazy Daisy”</i> world!</span></h2> -<div class="img" id="fig1"> -<img src="images/p01.jpg" alt="" width="224" height="381" /> -<p class="pcap"><b>Article No. 650</b> -<br />The Original Regular Size “Crazy Daisy” Winder. -<br />Makes Daisies up to 2″ diameter.</p> -</div> -<div class="img" id="fig2"> -<img src="images/p01b.jpg" alt="" width="278" height="227" /> -<p class="pcap"><b>“CRAZY DAISY” WINDERS</b> -<br />cut crochet time in half and are used to make afghans, sweaters, stoles, baby items, doilies, and decorative flowers.</p> -</div> -<div class="img" id="fig3"> -<img src="images/p01c.jpg" alt="" width="243" height="393" /> -<p class="pcap"><b>Article No. 651</b> -<br />The Original King Size “Crazy Daisy” Winder. -<br />Makes Daisies up to 3″ diameter.</p> -</div> -<div class="box"> -<p class="center">OTHER FAMOUS HERO PRODUCTS ...</p> -<dl class="undent"><dt>• Hero Standard Knitting Needles</dt> -<dt>• Perfectly Formed Crochet Hooks</dt> -<dt>• One Piece All Nylon Circular Needles</dt> -<dt>• Over 100 Knitting Aids and Accessories</dt></dl> -</div> -<p class="center"><span class="ss">SCOVILL</span> <b>DRITZ DIVISION</b> -<br /><span class="ssn"><span class="smaller">SCOVILL MANUFACTURING COMPANY -<br />350 FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK, N. Y. 10001</span></span></p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_3">3</div> -<h2 id="c2"><span class="small">Helpful Hints and General Directions</span></h2> -<p><b>HOW TO DETERMINE SIZE TO MAKE:</b> Directions -are based on standard measurements listed below. Allowance -has been made to size, stitch, yarn and style of -garment for best results. These are general body measurements -and may vary with each individual.</p> -<table class="center" summary=""> -<tr class="th"><th><b>SIZE</b> </th><th>10 </th><th>12 </th><th>14 </th><th>16</th></tr> -<tr><td class="l"><b>BUST</b> </td><td class="c">32½″ </td><td class="c">34″ </td><td class="c">36″ </td><td>38″</td></tr> -<tr><td class="l"><b>WAIST</b> </td><td class="c">24″ </td><td class="c">25½″ </td><td class="c">27″ </td><td>29″</td></tr> -<tr><td class="l"><b>HIP</b> </td><td class="c">34½″ </td><td class="c">36″ </td><td class="c">38″ </td><td>40″</td></tr> -</table> -<p>Consult chart to determine size to make not overlooking -the fact that these are body measurements and not measurements -of finished garment.</p> -<h3 id="c3">HOOKS, TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS:</h3> -<p><b>Crochet Hooks</b> are made in steel, plastic and aluminum. -Steel crochet hooks range in size from 00 the largest to -size 14 the smallest. Aluminum crochet hooks range in -size from C through K and plastic crochet hooks come in -the following sizes: OD, 1-2E, 3-4F, 5G, 6H, 8I, 9J. The -size of needle affects the gauge and therefore the measurements -of the finished garment. It also affects the texture -of the work. A needle that is too fine for the yarn makes -the garment stiff and a needle that is too coarse makes the -garment stretchy.</p> -<p><b>Tapestry Needles</b> are large-eyed blunt pointed needles -used for sewing garments tog or embroidery.</p> -<p><b>An asterisk</b> (*) indicates that instructions immediately following -are to be repeated the given number of times, in -addition to the original. “Repeat from * 4 times” means -5 times in all.</p> -<p><b>Even</b> means that a row or rnd is to be worked without -increasing or decreasing.</p> -<p><b>Work</b> means to continue in same stitch you have been -working.</p> -<p>Directions in parentheses are repeated as often as specified. -“(Ch 3, sc in next sp of petal) 3 times” means whatever is -enclosed in parentheses is to be repeated for 3 times in all.</p> -<h3 id="c4">CROCHETING ABBREVIATIONS:</h3> -<p>ch—chain, sc—single crochet, dc—double crochet, sdc—short -double crochet, hdc—half double crochet, trc—treble -crochet, sl st—slip stitch, dec—decrease, inc—increase, -st—stitch, tog—together, rnd—round, beg—beginning, -sp—space.</p> -<h3 id="c5">TO MAKE DAISIES:</h3> -<p>These directions can be used for the <b>HERO</b> Crazy Daisy -Winder and for the <b>HERO</b> King Size Crazy Daisy Winder.</p> -<p>A: Hold winder in left hand with flat side in palm of -hand. Turn knob to release spokes (see <a href="#fig4">illustration A</a>).</p> -<p>B: Turn winder over with knob underneath and flat side -with spokes extended facing you. Hold winder in left -hand. With left thumb hold yarn at center leaving end -to extend about 1″; with right hand, pass yarn from left -to right around spoke No. 1; then across center from -right to left around spoke No. 2 directly opposite. Wrap -around these 2 spokes once more in the same manner, or -as many times as desired (the number of wraps depends -upon the thickness of the yarn you will be using). Bring -yarn across center and wind from left to right around spoke -No. 3; then across center from right to left around spoke -No. 4. Wrap around these 2 spokes once more, or as many -times as you wrapped around spoke 1 and 2. Bring yarn -across center and wind from left to right around spoke -No. 5; then across center and from right to left around -spoke No. 6. Wrap around these 2 spokes once more or -as many times as you wrapped around spoke 1 and 2. -Continue in this manner to wrap yarn around 2 spokes -directly opposite each other and then passing onto the -next 2 spokes until all spokes are wrapped, ending with -spoke No. 12. Bring yarn across center and cut leaving -1″ extended beyond center (see <a href="#fig5">illustration B</a>). Do not -remove from winder.</p> -<div class="img" id="fig4"> -<img src="images/p01f.jpg" alt="" width="294" height="290" /> -<p class="pcap">A</p> -</div> -<div class="img" id="fig5"> -<img src="images/p01g.jpg" alt="" width="347" height="380" /> -<p class="pcap">B</p> -</div> -<p>C: <b>Center:</b> Thread tapestry needle with yarn. The side -facing you will be the wrong side of the daisy. Fasten at -center of wrong side as for embroidery. Insert needle -under 4 petals and draw yarn through; bring yarn back over -last 3 of the 4 petals; insert needle under these 3 petals -plus 1 more, making 4 petals in all; draw yarn through. -Continue in this manner to bring yarn back 3 petals and -then draw it under 4 petals each time until you have made -13 sts. Be sure to have 13 sts or center will be incomplete. -As the center sts are worked, weave around the starting -end of daisy for a few sts to fasten it securely. Fasten on -wrong side. Cut ends (see <a href="#fig6">illustration C</a>). Turn knob to -draw in spokes and release daisy.</p> -<p>D. Right side of daisy.</p> -<div class="img" id="fig6"> -<img src="images/p01h.jpg" alt="" width="368" height="286" /> -<p class="pcap">C</p> -</div> -<div class="img" id="fig7"> -<img src="images/p01k.jpg" alt="" width="266" height="264" /> -<p class="pcap">D</p> -</div> -<p><b>JOINING A:</b> Picot Joining of Daisies: These directions -can be used for the Crazy Daisy Winder and for the King -Size Crazy Daisy Winder. <b>Note:</b> Connections for daisy -have been written for a sport yarn or knitting worsted. The -number of chains used in connecting the daisies to each -other may have to be adjusted if any other type of yarn -or cotton is used.</p> -<p><b>1st BLOCK:</b> Using crochet hook, sc in -sp of petal of daisy (make sure to take up as many of the -<span class="pb" id="Page_4">4</span> -petals as you wrapped around for each petal when winding). -* (ch 4, sc in sp of next petal) 3 times, ch 5, sl st in -side-top of last sc (picot); repeat from * twice more, -ending (ch 4, sc in sp of next petal) twice, ch 4, join with -a sl st to first sc, ch 5, sl st in side-top of last st (picot), -4 picots around. Leave a 2″ thread and fasten off securely -on back.</p> -<p><b>2nd BLOCK:</b> Sc in sp of petal of 2nd daisy. -(Ch 4, sc in sp of next petal) 3 times, place daisy back to -back to first block, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot on first block, -ch 2, sl st back into last sc on 2nd block to complete the -picot joining. (Ch 2, sl st in next ch-4 sp on 1st block, -ch 2, sc back into next petal on 2nd daisy) 3 times. Ch 2, -sl st in center of corner picot on first block, ch 2, sl st back -into last sc on 2nd block to complete picot joining. (Ch 4, -sc in sp of next petal on 2nd daisy) 3 times, ch 5, sl st in -side-top of last sc for a picot, (ch 4, sc in sp of next petal), -twice, ending ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, sl st -back into last st to complete the picot. Leave a 2″ thread -and fasten off securely on back.</p> -<p><b>3rd BLOCK:</b> Join a 3rd -block to another side of first block as follows: Sc in sp of -petal of 3rd daisy. (Ch 4, sc in sp of next petal) 3 times, -hold 3rd daisy back to back to first block, ch 2, sl st in sp -of picot on first block, ch 2, sl st back in last sc on 3rd -block, (ch 2, sl st in next sp on first block, ch 2, sc back -into next petal on 3rd block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in center -st between the 2 picots that join the first and second block, -ch 2, sl st in last sc on 3rd block, (ch 4, sc in sp of next -petal) 3 times, ch 5, sl st in side-top of last sc (picot), -(ch 4, sc in sp of next petal) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st -to first sc, ch 5, sl st in last st to form a picot. Leave a -2″ thread and fasten off securely on back.</p> -<p><b>4th BLOCK:</b> -Join to one side of 3rd and one side of 2nd block as follows: -Sc in sp of a petal of 4th daisy. (Ch 4, sc in sp of next -petal) 3 times. Hold 4th daisy back to back to 3rd block, -ch 2, sl st in sp of picot on 3rd block, ch 2, sl st in last sc -on 4th block to complete picot joining. (Ch 2, sl st in next -sp on 3rd block, ch 2, sc back into next petal on 4th block) -3 times, ch 2, sl st in center of the 3 joined picots that -connect blocks 1, 2 and 3, ch 2, sl st back into last sc on -4th block (this completes a 4 picot joining). (Ch 2, sl st -in next sp on 2nd block, ch 2, sc back into sp of next petal -on 4th block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot on 2nd -block, ch 2, sl st back into last sc on 4th block to complete -picot joining. (Ch 4, sc in sp of next petal on 4th daisy) -twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, sl st back into -last st worked to complete picot. Leave a 2″ thread and -fasten off securely on back. Continue to make and join -daisies for desired shape and size in this manner.</p> -<h3 id="c6">TO JOIN DAISIES WITH PICOT JOINING</h3> -<div class="img" id="fig8"> -<img src="images/p02.jpg" alt="" width="323" height="328" /> -<p class="pcap"><b>Joining A</b></p> -</div> -<div class="img" id="fig9"> -<img src="images/p02a.jpg" alt="" width="226" height="222" /> -<p class="pcap"><b>Joining B</b></p> -</div> -<p><b>JOINING B: 1st BLOCK:</b> Rnd 1: With hook, sc in sp of -petal (make sure to take up as many of the petals as you -wrapped around for each petal when winding), * ch 4, sc -in sp of next petal; repeat from * around, end ch 4, join -with a sl st to first sc. Rnd 2: Sc in first sp, * (ch 4, sc in -next sp) 3 times, ch 5, sl st back into sc to form a picot; -repeat from * around, ending (ch 4, sc in next sp) twice, -ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, sl st back into sc to -complete picot. Leave a 2″ thread and fasten off securely -on back.</p> -<p><b>2nd BLOCK:</b> Rnd 1: Repeat rnd 1 of first block. -Rnd 2: Sc in first sp, (ch 4, sc in next sp) 3 times, place -daisy back to back to first block, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot -on first block, ch 2, sl st back into last so on 2nd block -to complete the picot joining. (Ch 2, sl st in next ch-4 sp -on 1st block, ch 2, sc back into next ch-4 sp on 2nd block) -3 times. Ch 2, sl st in center of corner picot on 1st block, -ch 2, sl st back into last sc on 2nd block to complete picot -joining. (Ch 4, sc in next ch-4 sp on 2nd block) 3 times, -ch 5, sl st back into sc to form a picot, (ch 4, sc in next -ch-4 sp on 2nd block) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first -sc, ch 5, sl st back into sc to form a picot. Leave a 2″ -thread and fasten off securely on back.</p> -<p><b>3rd BLOCK:</b> -Rnd 1: Repeat rnd 1 of first block. Join 3rd block to -another side of first block as follows: Rnd 2: Sc in first sp, -(ch 4, sc in next ch-4 sp on 3rd block) 3 times, hold 3rd -block back to back to first block, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot -of first block, ch 2, sl st back into sc on 3rd block for -completion of picot joining. (Ch 2, sl st in next ch-4 sp -on first block, ch 2, sc back into next ch-4 sp on 3rd block) -3 times. Ch 2, sl st in center of joined picots of first and -second block, ch 2, sl st in sc on 3rd block to complete -picot joining. (Ch 4, sc in next sp on 3rd block) 3 times, -ch 5, sl st back into sc to form a picot, (ch 4, sc in next -sp on 3rd block) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, -ch 5, sl st in sc to complete picot. Leave a 2″ strand and -fasten off securely on back.</p> -<p><b>4th BLOCK:</b> Rnd 1: Repeat -rnd 1 of first block. Join 4th block to one side of 3rd and -one side of 2nd block as follows: Rnd 2: Sc in first sp, -(ch 4, sc in next sp of 4th block) 3 times, hold 4th block -back to back to 3rd block, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot on -3rd block, ch 2, sl st in last sc on 4th block to complete -picot joining. (Ch 2, sl st in first ch-4 sp on 3rd block, -ch 2, sc in next ch-4 sp on 4th block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st -in center of the 3 joined picots that connect block 1, 2 -and 3, ch 2, sl st back into last sc on 4th block (this completes -a 4 picot joining). (Ch 2, sl st in first ch-4 sp on -2nd block, ch 2, sc in next ch-4 sp on 4th block) 3 times, -ch 2, sl st in sp of picot on 2nd block, ch 2, sl st back into -last sc on 4th block to complete picot joining. (Ch 4, sc -in next ch-4 sp on 4th block) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st -to first sc, ch 5, sl st in sc to complete picot. Leave a 2″ -thread and fasten off securely on back. Continue to make -and join daisies for desired shape and size in this manner.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_5">5</div> -<h2 id="c7"><span class="small">LONG DAISY BOLERO</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on <a href="#cover">front cover</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>SIZES:</b> Directions are for Small (size 8-10). Changes for -Medium (size 12-14) are in parentheses.</p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder and King Size -Crazy Daisy Winder. Sport Yarn, 2 oz. pull skein, 4 (5) -Royal Blue (A) and 4 (5) White (B). <b>HERO</b> No. 1 steel -crochet hook and tapestry needle.</p> -<p><b>GAUGE:</b> Two connected blocks—6″.</p> -<p><b>NOTE:</b> Shape of neck on medium size is slightly different -in order to attain proper sizing.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> Make 77 (91) daisies on King Size -Crazy Daisy Winder, winding twice around spokes and -sewing centers all with color A. Make 77 (91) daisies on -Crazy Daisy Winder, winding twice around spokes with -color B and sewing centers with color A. See <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a> for -directions to make daisies.</p> -<p><b>1st BLOCK:</b> Place smaller B daisy on top of A daisy and -tack securely. Rnd 1: With B, sc in space of petal, going -through both loops of petal of A daisy, ch 4, 2 hdc into sp -of same petal (half corner), * (ch 1, 3 hdc in sp of next -petal) 3 times, ch 1, 3 hdc back into last petal worked in to -complete a corner; repeat from *, end (ch 1, 3 hdc in sp -of next petal) twice, ch 1, 3 hdc in first petal, ch 1 and join -with a sl st to top of starting ch to complete 4th corner. -Fasten off B and attach A. Rnd 2: With A, sl st in sp of -corner, * (ch 4, sl st in next sp under ch-1 of previous rnd) -4 times, ch 5, sl st back into base of last sl st in center of -corner to form a picot; repeat from *, end with the completion -of picot in 4th corner, join with a sl st to first sl st. -Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>2nd BLOCK:</b> Work as for first block until -completion of rnd 1. Rnd 2: With A, sl st in sp of corner, -(ch 4, sl st in next sp under ch-1 of previous rnd) 4 times, -hold back to back to first block, ch 3, sl st in sp of picot -on first block, ch 3, sl st back into base sl st to complete -picot joining, (ch 4, sl st in next ch-4 sp on first block, ch 4, -sl st in next ch-1 sp on 2nd block) 4 times, ch 3, sl st in -picot on first block, ch 3, sl st back into base sl st to complete -picot joining. * (Ch 4, sl st in next ch-1 sp) 4 times, -ch 5, sl st back into base sl st to complete picot; repeat -from * once more, ending with the 4th picot being worked -in starting corner. Join with a sl st to first sl st. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>3rd BLOCK:</b> Work as for first block until completion of -rnd 1. Third block is joined to another side of first block. -With A, sl st in sp of corner, (ch 4, sl st in next sp under -ch-1) 4 times, hold back to back to first block, ch 3, sl st -in sp of picot on first block, ch 3, sl st back into base sl st -to complete picot joining, (ch 4, sl st under next ch-4 sp -on first block, ch 4, sl st under next ch-1 sp on 3rd block) -4 times, ch 3, sl st in center between joined picots of block -1 and 2, ch 3, sl st back into base sl st to complete picot -joining. *(Ch 4, sl st under next ch-1 sp) 4 times, ch 5, sl -st back into base sl st to form a picot; repeat from * once -more, ending with the 4th picot being worked in starting -corner. Join with a sl st to first sl st. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>4th BLOCK:</b> -Work as for first block until completion of rnd 1. Fourth -block is joined to one side of block 3 and one side of -block 2. Rnd 2: With A, sl st in sp of corner, (ch 4, sl st -in next ch-1 sp) 4 times, hold back to back to third block, -ch 3, sl st in sp of picot on third block, ch 3, sl st back in -base st to complete picot joining, (ch 4, sl st under next -ch-4 sp on third block, ch 4, sl st under next ch-1 sp on -4th block) 4 times, ch 3, sl st in center of the 3 joined -picots, ch 3, sl st back into base sl st to complete a 4 picot -joining, (ch 4, sl st under next ch-4 sp on 2nd block, ch 4, -sl st under next ch-1 sp on 4th block) 4 times, ch 3, sl st -in sp of picot on 2nd block, ch 3, sl st back in base sl st to -complete picot joining, (ch 4, sl st under next ch-1 sp) -4 times, ending in first corner, ch 5, sl st in base sl st to -form 4th picot, join with a sl st to first sl st. Fasten off. -Join all blocks in this manner.</p> -<p><b>BODY:</b> Join 5 rows of 11 (13) blocks across to underarm -(this includes right front, back and left front). <b>RIGHT -FRONT:</b> Connect 2 rows of 2 (3) blocks for right front -onto body. For medium size only, leave off 1 block at front -edge for neck. For both sizes, connect 1 more row of -2 blocks. <b>BACK:</b> Leave off the 3rd (4th) block from right -front edge for armhole and for the 6th row of back, connect -next 5 blocks across back. Add 1 more row of 5 blocks -for back armhole. <b>LEFT FRONT:</b> Leave off the 3rd (4th) -block from left front edge for armhole and work to correspond -to right front. Connect blocks from fronts to back for -shoulders, leaving out center block on back for neck.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Block lightly on wrong side. <b>TRIM:</b> Row 1: -Attach B at lower right front corner and sc under ch-4 -sp, * ch 4, sc in next sp (1 pattern); repeat from * along -right front edge, around neck, along left front edge and -across lower edge, placing 2 patterns in each corner, ending -join with a sl st to first sc (see that work lies flat). Row 2: -With B, * ch 4, sc in next sp; repeat from * around all -edges worked on row 1, placing 2 patterns in each corner, -ending join with a sl st. Row 3: With B, ch 4, 2 dc in first -sp, ch 1, * 3 dc in next sp, ch 1; repeat from * around all -edges, placing 2 patterns in each corner, ending join with -a sl st to top of starting ch (check to see that work lies flat). -Fasten off B. Attach double strand A, and work backwards -(counter clockwise) as follows: * Ch 1, hdc in next ch-1 sp -(1 pattern); repeat from * around all edges, placing 2 patterns -in each corner. Join with a sl st and fasten off.</p> -<p><b>ARMHOLE TRIM:</b> Work same as for trim around edges -of bolero.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_6">6</div> -<h2 id="c8"><span class="small">BABY SACQUE AND CAP</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on <a class="htm" href="#Page_7">page 7</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>SIZE:</b> 6 mo. to 1 yr.</p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder. Sport Yarn, -2 oz. pull skein, 3 Mint Green (A) and 1 White (B). <b>HERO</b> -No. 1 steel crochet hook and No. C aluminum crochet -hook. Tapestry needle. 1 yd ½″ wide satin ribbon.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> Make 62 daisies (57 for sacque, 5 for -cap) following directions on page 3. Use A for petals and -B for sewing centers, winding A 3 times around each spoke.</p> -<h3 class="center">SACQUE</h3> -<p><b>CONNECTING DAISIES:</b> With B and No. 1 steel crochet -hook, sc in sp of a petal (go through 3 loops of petal), -* ch 3, yo and pick up a loop in first ch, yo pull through -2 loops (2 loops remain on hook), yo pick up a loop back -in same first ch (4 loops on hook), yo pull through all -4 loops (cluster), sc in sp of next petal; repeat from *, end -join with a slip st to first sc (12 clusters). Fasten off. Crochet -around all 62 daisies with B in this manner.</p> -<p><b>FIRST BLOCK:</b> Attach A, with No. 1 crochet hook, sc -in back loop of sc of B cluster on previous rnd, * (ch 4, -sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster of previous rnd) -3 times, ch 5, slip st back into base sc to form a picot; -repeat from * around end (ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of -next B cluster) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, -slip st into base sc to complete the 4th picot. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>SECOND BLOCK:</b> Attach A and sc in back loop of sc of -B cluster, (ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of next cluster) -3 times. Place daisy back to back with first block, ch 2, -slip st in sp of picot of first block, ch 2, slip st back into -base sc to complete picot joining, (ch 2, slip st in first space -of first block, ch 2, sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster -on 2nd block) 3 times, ch 2, slip st in picot of first block, -ch 2, slip st back into base sc to complete picot joining, -(ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster) 3 times, ch 5, -slip st in base sc to complete picot, (ch 4, sc in back loop -of sc of next B cluster) twice, ch 4, join with a slip st to -first sc, ch 5, slip st back into base sc to complete 4th picot. -Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>THIRD BLOCK:</b> The third block is joined to another side -of the first block. With A, sc in back loop of sc of B cluster -on previous rnd, (ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of next -B cluster) 3 times. Hold daisy back to back to first block, -ch 2, slip st in picot of first block, ch 2, slip st back into -base sc to complete picot joining, (ch 2, slip st in first space -on first block, ch 2, sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster -on 3rd daisy) 3 times, ch 2, slip st in center between -2 picots, ch 2, slip st back into base sc to complete picot -joining, (ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster) -3 times, ch 5, slip st back into base so to complete picot, -(ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster) twice, ch 4, -join with a slip st to starting sc, ch 5, slip st back into base -sc to complete picot. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>FOURTH BLOCK:</b> The fourth block is joined to one side -each of both the 2nd and 3rd blocks. Attach A and sc in -back loop of sc of B cluster, (ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of -next B cluster) 3 times, place daisy back to back with 3rd -block, ch 2, slip st in picot on 3rd block, ch 2, slip st back -into base sc on 4th block to complete picot joining, (ch 2, -slip st in next space on 3rd block, ch 2, sc in back loop of -sc of next B cluster on 4th daisy) 3 times, ch 2, slip st in -center of the 3 joined picots, ch 2, slip st back into base -sc to complete the 4th picot at the joining, (ch 2, slip st in -next space on 2nd block, ch 2, sc in back loop of sc of -next B cluster on 4th daisy) 3 times, ch 2, slip st in picot -on 2nd block, ch 2, slip st back into base sc to complete -picot joining, (ch 4, sc in back loop of sc of next B cluster) -twice, ch 4, join with a slip st to first sc, ch 5, slip st back -into base sc to complete 4th picot. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>BODY:</b> Connect 3 rows of 11 blocks across.</p> -<p><b>SLEEVES:</b> Make 2. Connect 3 rows of 4 blocks across; -then join undersleeve seam as you join the rest of the -blocks.</p> -<p><b>YOKE:</b> With C hook, A and right side facing, work 26 sc -across 3 blocks of body (right front), place a marker, work -33 sc around one sleeve, place a marker, work 44 sc across -5 blocks of body (back), place a marker, work 33 sc -around other sleeve, place a marker, work 26 sc across -last 3 blocks (left front). Ch 1 to turn. Row 2: * 1 dc in -each st to within 2 sts from next marker, yo pull up a loop -in next st, yo pull through 2 loops leaving 2 loops on -hook, yo pull up a loop in next st, yo pull through 2 loops, -yo pull through 3 loops (1 dc decreased), slip marker, -decrease 1 dc on next 2 sts; repeat from * across (8 sts dec -on row). Ch 1 to turn. Repeat row 2 for 10 times more. -Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> With A, right side facing, No. 1 hook and -starting on right front at start of yoke, work sc along right -front yoke, around neck and along left front yoke edge, -placing 3 sc at each corner of neck. Fasten off A and attach -B. Working backwards along row just completed (counter -clockwise), * ch 1, skip 1 sc, hdc in next sc; repeat from -* around yoke edges and neck. Fasten off. With double -strand A, make a ch long enough to pull through neck -edge and tie. Pull ch through neck edge. End of Tie: With -A and No. 1 hook, ch 3, join with a sl st to form a ring. -Rnd 1: 6 sc in ring. Rnd 2: 1 sc in each sc. Roll end of -tie into cup shape and sew tog. Block lightly.</p> -<h3 class="center">CAP</h3> -<p>With A and No. C hook, ch 64 loosely. Row 1: Dc in 4th -ch from hook, * dc in next ch; repeat from * across, 62 dc -(to measure about 10″ across). Ch 1 to turn. Row 2: 1 dc -in each dc. Ch 1 to turn. Repeat row 2 for pattern st. -Work even 3¾″. Next row: Leave off 20 sts, attach yarn -and work dc on center 22 sts, leaving off the last 20 sts. -Work even on the center 22 sts until piece measures the -width of left off 20 sts at each side edge. Fasten off. Sew -seams placing length of center piece to width of left off -20 sts at each side edge. Work 4 rows of sc across back -of cap taking it in on first row to measure about 9″. Connect -5 daisies across in one line as shown for cuff. Crochet -lower edge of daisies to front edge of cap with a row of sc. -Tack daisies at each side edge. Sew on ribbon for ties.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_7">7</div> -<div class="img" id="fig10"> -<img src="images/p03.jpg" alt="" width="607" height="800" /> -<p class="pcap"><b>Instructions for Carriage Robe on <a class="htm" href="#Page_19">page 19</a>.</b></p> -</div> -<div class="pb" id="Page_8">8</div> -<h2 id="c9"><span class="small">BULKY YARN AFGHAN</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on <a href="#cover">front cover</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>SIZE:</b> Approx. 50″ × 58″.</p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder and <b>HERO</b> -King Size Crazy Daisy Winder. Bulky Knitting Worsted, -2 oz. skein, 14 Gold (A) and 13 Cardinal Red (B). Four -oz. skein of Navy Knitting Worsted (C) for centers. <b>HERO</b> -No. J aluminum crochet hook. Tapestry needle.</p> -<p><b>SMALL DAISY:</b> With A, make 98 daisies on the Crazy -Daisy Winder, winding yarn around spokes twice (see -<a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a> and instructions included with Crazy Daisy Winder), -using C for sewing the centers.</p> -<p><b>LARGE DAISY:</b> With B, make 97 daisies on the King -Size Crazy Daisy Winder, winding yarn around spokes -twice (see <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a> and instructions included with King -Size Crazy Daisy Winder), using C for sewing the centers.</p> -<p><b>FIRST BLOCK:</b> Small daisy. Rnd 1: With A, sc in back -loop of a petal of small daisy leaving the top loop free, -* ch 1, sc in back loop of next petal leaving top loop free; -repeat from * around, end ch 1, join with a sl st to first sc. -Rnd 2: * Ch 2, sc in next sp; repeat from * around, end -join with a slip st. Fasten off A. Rnd 3: Attach B and -sc in first sp, * ch 2, sc in next sp, ch 2, sc in next sp, ch 2, -sc in next sp, ch 4, sl st back in base sc of ch for picot; repeat -from * around, ending with ch 4, sl st in base sc to form -4th picot, join with a sl st to first sc and fasten off.</p> -<p><b>SECOND BLOCK:</b> Large Daisy. With B, sc in double -loop of a petal of large daisy, (ch 2, sc in next double loop -of petal) 3 times, hold first block back to back with 2nd -daisy, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot of first block, ch 2, sl st -back into base sc on 2nd daisy to complete picot joining. -(Ch 2, sc in first sp of first block, ch 2, sc in next double -loop of 2nd daisy) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in picot of first block, -ch 2, sl st back into base sc on 2nd daisy to complete picot -joining. (Ch 2, sc in next double loop on 2nd daisy) 3 times, -ch 4, sl st back into base sc to form a picot, (ch 2, sc in -next double loop of petal on 2nd daisy) twice, ch 2, join -with a sl st to first sc, ch 4, sl st back into base sc to form -4th picot. Fasten off securely.</p> -<p><b>THIRD BLOCK:</b> Join a large daisy for third block to -another side of first block. With B, sc in double loop of -a petal of 3rd daisy, (ch 2, sc in next double loop of petal -of 3rd daisy) 3 times, hold 3rd daisy back to back to first -block, ch 2, sl st in sp of picot of first block, ch 2, sl st -back into base sc on 3rd daisy to complete picot joining. -(Ch 2, sc in first sp of first block, ch 2, sc in next double -loop of petal of 3rd daisy) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in center -between the 2 joined picots of first and second blocks, ch 2, -sl st back into base sc on 3rd daisy. (Ch 2, sc in next -double loop on 3rd daisy) 3 times, ch 4, sl st back into -base sc to form a picot, (ch 2, sc in next double loop of -petal) twice, ch 2, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 4, sl st -back into base sc to form 4th picot. Fasten off securely.</p> -<p><b>FOURTH BLOCK:</b> Join a small daisy to one side each -of 2nd and 3rd blocks as follows: With A, work rnd 1 and -rnd 2 as explained for first block. Rnd 3: Attach B and -sc in first sp. * (Ch 2, sc in next sp) 3 times, hold 4th daisy -back to back to 3rd block, ch 2, sl st in picot on 3rd block, -ch 2, sl st back in base ch on 4th daisy to complete picot -joining. (Ch 2, sc in first sp on 3rd block, ch 2, sc back -in next sp on 4th block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in center of -picots, ch 2, sc back into base sc on 4th block (completion -of a 4th picot at joining). (Ch 2, sc in next sp on 2nd -block, ch 2, sc in next sp on 4th daisy) 3 times, ch 2, sl st -in picot of 2nd block, ch 2, sl st back into base sc on 4th -daisy (completion of connection picot), (ch 2, sc in next -sp on 4th daisy) twice, ch 2, join with a sl st to first sc, -ch 4, sl st back into base sc to form the 4th picot. Fasten -off securely. Connect daisies in this manner, alternating -a small and large daisy until there are 13 daisies across for -width and 15 rows for length.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Block lightly on wrong side. Attach A at -corner, with right side facing and working backwards -(counter clockwise), ch 1, sc in corner space, * ch 1, sc in -next space; repeat from * around always working 2 patterns -in each corner and ending with 1 pattern in the starting -corner. Join with a sl st and fasten off.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_9">9</div> -<div class="img" id="fig11"> -<img src="images/p04.jpg" alt="" width="607" height="800" /> -<p class="pcap">Shown are several -types of daisies and joinings used in -making the garments in this book. -Also shown are some suggestions for -variations that can be made with the -Hero “Crazy Daisy” Winder and the -Hero King Size “Crazy Daisy” -Winder.</p> -</div> -<div class="pb" id="Page_10">10</div> -<h2 id="c10"><span class="small">CRAZY DAISY SHELL</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown here and on <a class="htm" href="#Page_13">page 13</a></b></span></p> -<div class="img"> -<img src="images/p05.jpg" alt="Shell and skirt" width="362" height="600" /> -</div> -<p><b>SIZES:</b> Directions are for size 8. Changes for sizes 10-12, -14-16 and 18-20 are in parentheses.</p> -<p><b>MATERIALS:</b> <b>HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder. Sport Yarn, -2 oz. pull skein, 5 (6-7-8) Ecru (A) and 2 (2-3-3) Burnt -Orange (B). <b>HERO</b> No. 1 steel crochet hook and tapestry -needle.</p> -<p><b>GAUGE:</b> Two connected daisies—4″.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> See <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a> for directions for making -daisies. Make petals in A and sew centers with B. -Wind A twice around each spoke. Make 144 (165-198-219) -daisies.</p> -<p><b>TO CONNECT DAISIES:</b> See <a class="htm" href="#Page_4">page 4</a> for <b>JOINING B.</b> -Work rnd 1 of joining with B; then work rnd 2 with A. -Connect 16 (18-20-22) daisies all around for body of shell. -Connect 7 rnds of daisies for length to underarm.</p> -<p><b>BACK:</b> -Divide work in half allowing 8 (9-10-11) daisies for back -and 8 (9-10-11) daisies for front. Leave off 1 daisy at each -end for underarm, 6 (7-8-9) daisies. Connect 3 (3-4-4) -rows of 6 (7-8-9) daisies for back armhole. For size -10-12, next row, connect 1 daisy, leave off next 5 daisies -for neck, connect 1 daisy.</p> -<p><b>FRONT:</b> Leave off 1 daisy at -each end for underarm, 6 (7-8-9) daisies. Connect 2 -(2-3-3) rows of 6 (7-8-9) daisies for front armhole. SHAPE -NECK: Connect 1 daisy, leave off center 4 (5-6-7) daisies -for neck, connect 1 daisy. Connect front shoulder to back.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Block lightly. <b>LOWER TRIM:</b> Attach A at -seam edge, * ch 3 loosely, sc in next sp; repeat from * -around (be sure work lies flat and doesn’t draw in). Next -row: Working backwards (counter clockwise), ch 1, hdc -in space, * ch 1, hdc in next space; repeat from * around. -Join with a slip st and fasten off.</p> -<p><b>NECK TRIM:</b> Rnd 1: Attach A yarn at shoulder, * ch 3 -loosely, sc in next space; repeat from * around (see that -work lies flat and doesn’t draw in). Rnd 2: * Ch 2, sc in -next space; repeat from * around. Rnd 3: * Ch 1, sc in next -space; repeat from * around. For sizes 10-12, work 1 or -2 more rnds as for rnd 3 to fill in neck if necessary. Next -rnd: Work as for last rnd as on lower edge. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>ARMHOLE TRIM:</b> Attach A yarn at underarm. Rnd 1: -* Ch 3, sc in next sp; repeat from * around. Rnd 2: Repeat -rnd 1 (see that work takes in armhole slightly and shapes -it). Next rnd: Work as for last rnd as on lower edge. -Fasten off.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_11">11</div> -<h2 id="c11"><span class="small">LONG SKIRT</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on pages <a class="htm" href="#Page_10">10</a> and <a class="htm" href="#Page_13">13</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>NOTE:</b> Directions for short skirt are included in these -directions.</p> -<p><b>SIZES:</b> Directions are for Small (size 8-10). Changes for -Medium (size 12-14) are in parentheses.</p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder. Sport Yarn, -2 oz. pull skein, 10 (11) Hot Pink (A) and 1 skein of -Purple (B). <b>HERO</b> No. 1 steel crochet hook and No. C -aluminum crochet hook. Tapestry needle. Skirt zipper, -lt. weight lining fabric and 2 hooks and eyes.</p> -<p><b>GAUGE:</b> Two connected blocks—7″.</p> -<p><b>Note:</b> Use No. 1 steel crochet hook to crochet around daisies -and connect blocks. Use No. C aluminum crochet hook -for lower border and waistband.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> See directions on <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a> for making -daisies. Make 108 (126) daisies with A, winding 3 times -around each spoke and sewing center with double strand B.</p> -<p><b>FIRST BLOCK:</b> Rnd 1: With wrong side of daisy facing, -with A, sc in petal of daisy (go in space through the 3 loops -of petal), * ch 5, yo and pull up a loop in first ch, yo pull -through 2 loops and leave 2 loops on hook, yo pull up a -loop in first ch (same as first st), yo pull through 2 loops, -yo pull through 3 loops, sc in next petal (cluster); repeat -from * around (12 clusters). Join with a sl st to first sc. -Turn. Rnd 2: Ch 5, sc in back of st between next 2 clusters, -* ch 4, sc in back of st between next 2 clusters; repeat from -*, end ch 4, join with a sl st (12 spaces). Rnd 3: Sc in first -sp, ch 5, dc in first sp (half corner), * (ch 2, 2 dc in next -sp) 3 times, ch 2, 2 dc back into last sp worked in to -complete corner; repeat from * twice more, end (ch 2, 2 dc -in next sp) twice, ch 2, 2 dc in first sp, ch 2, join with a sl -st to top of starting ch to complete other half of corner. -Rnd 4: Ch 5, dc back into corner sp for a half corner, -* (ch 2, 2 dc in next sp) 4 times, ch 2, 2 dc back in last sp -worked in to complete corner; repeat from * twice more, -end (ch 2, 2 dc in next sp) 3 times, ch 2, 2 dc in first sp, -ch 2, join with a sl st to top of starting ch to complete -corner. Rnd 5: * (Ch 3, sc in next sp) 5 times, ch 6, sc -back into last sp worked for picot; repeat from *, end ch 6, -sc back into last sp worked (4th picot). Join with a sl st -and fasten off. Crochet around the 107 (125) remaining -daisies in the same manner as for first block.</p> -<p><b>TO JOIN BLOCKS:</b> Working with two blocks and holding -them back to back, leave picots free, sc in first ch-3 sp after -a picot on block 1, ch 3, sc in first ch-3 sp after a picot on -block 2, * ch 3, sc in next ch-3 sp on block 1, ch 3, sc in -next ch-3 sp on block 2 (corresponding ch-3 sp to ch-3 sp -worked on block 1); repeat from * along this side edge to -within the picots. Fasten off securely leaving picots from -block 1 and 2 free.</p> -<p><b>TO JOIN BLOCK 3:</b> Block 3 is joined -to another side of block 1. Hold block 3 back to back to -block 1. Leave picots free, sc in first ch-3 sp after picot on -block 3, ch 3, sc in first ch-3 sp on block 1, * ch 3, sc in -next ch-3 sp on block 3, ch 3, sc in next ch-3 sp on block 1 -(corresponding ch-3 sp to ch-3 sp worked on block 3); -repeat from * along this side edge to within the picots. -Fasten off securely leaving picots free.</p> -<p><b>TO JOIN BLOCK 4:</b> -Block 4 is joined to one side of block 3 and one side of -block 2. Leave picots free and holding block 4 back to -back to block 3, sc in first ch-3 sp after picot on block 4, -ch 3, sc in first ch-3 sp on block 3; * ch 3, sc in next ch-3 -sp on block 4, ch 3, sc in next ch-3 sp on block 3; repeat -from * along this edge to within picots. Fasten off securely -leaving picots free. Sc in first ch-3 sp after picot on block 4, -ch 3, sc in first ch-3 sp after picot on block 2, * ch 3, sc in -next ch-3 sp on block 4, ch 3, sc in next ch-3 sp on block 2; -repeat from * along this edge to within picots. Fasten off -securely leaving picots free. At intersection where 4 picots -meet from block 1, 2, 3 and 4, join the 4 picots at center -using a tapestry needle and B yarn with a secure st (4 picots -joined at center form a 4 leaf clover effect). Fasten yarn -securely.</p> -<p>Join 7 rows of 12 (14) blocks around. Join 2 more rows -leaving an opening on one side for zipper. Finished skirt -with lower band and waistband is about 37″ in length -(there is an allowance for 1″ stretch).</p> -<p><b>LOWER BORDER:</b> Rnd 1: With No. C hook, attach yarn -and sc in a ch-3 sp. Working backwards (counter clockwise), -* ch 1, hdc in next ch-3 sp; repeat from * around -(see that work lies flat). Rnd 2: Continue to work backwards -(counter clockwise), * ch 1, hdc under ch 1 of previous -rnd. Repeat rnd 2 until border is 2″ or desired size. -Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>WAISTBAND:</b> With No. C hook, work 2 rows of sc -around waistline, taking it in to measure 25″ (26½″) or -desired waist size. Row 1: Working backwards (counter -clockwise), ch 1, hdc in next st, * ch 1, skip 1, hdc in next -st; repeat from * across, end hdc, ch 1 on turn. Row 2: -Hdc in first sp under ch-1 of previous row (continue to -work backwards—counter clockwise), * ch 1, hdc under -next ch-1 of previous row; repeat from *, end hdc in last -ch-1 sp, ch 1 to turn. Repeat row 2 until waistband is 2″. -Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> With No. 1 hook, work 1 row of sl st and -1 row of sc around zipper opening. Block skirt lightly. Cut -lining and sew tog. Stitch lining to first row of waistband, -gathering it in to size of waistband and leaving lower edge -free. Face waistband with a double strip of lining, leaving -a 1½″ extension from back edge for closing tab. Sew in -zipper. Sew on 2 hooks and eyes for closing.</p> -<h3 class="center">SHORT SKIRT</h3> -<p><b>MATERIALS:</b> 8 (9) skeins color A and 1 skein color B. -Work 72 (84) blocks as for long skirt. Join blocks as for -long skirt. Join 4 rows of 12 (14) blocks around; then -join 2 rows of 12 (14) blocks leaving 1 side open for zipper. -Finish as for long skirt, working a 1″ border at lower edge. -This will be about a 24″ length skirt. Adjust length by -working a shorter or longer lower border and waistband.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_12">12</div> -<div class="img" id="fig12"> -<img src="images/p06.jpg" alt="" width="604" height="800" /> -<p class="pcap">Instructions on <a class="htm" href="#Page_14">page 14</a>.</p> -</div> -<div class="pb" id="Page_13">13</div> -<div class="img" id="fig13"> -<img src="images/p06a.jpg" alt="" width="607" height="800" /> -<p class="pcap">Instructions for Shell on <a class="htm" href="#Page_10">page 10</a>. -<br />Instructions for Long Shirt on <a class="htm" href="#Page_11">page 11</a>. -<br />Instructions for the same skirt in a street length on <a class="htm" href="#Page_11">page 11</a>.</p> -</div> -<div class="pb" id="Page_14">14</div> -<h2 id="c12"><span class="small">MOTHER AND DAUGHTER DRESS</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on <a class="htm" href="#Page_12">page 12</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>SIZES: MOTHER:</b> Directions are for Small (size 10-12). -Changes for Medium (size 14-16) are in parentheses.</p> -<p><b>DAUGHTER:</b> Directions are for Small (size 6-8). Changes -for Medium (size 10-12) are in parentheses.</p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: MOTHER:</b> 4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 4 oz. -skein, 6 (8) Green (A) and 2 ozs. of Pink (B) for trim. -<b>DAUGHTER:</b> 4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 4 oz. skein, 3 (4) -Pink (B), 2 ozs. of Green (A) for trim. <b>HERO</b> No. 17 -knitting needles, <b>OR SIZE REQUIRED TO OBTAIN -THE GIVEN STITCH GAUGE</b>. <b>HERO</b> Crazy Daisy -Winder and No. 0 steel crochet hook. Tapestry needle. -14 Button molds for mother and 9 button molds for -daughter.</p> -<p><b>GAUGE:</b> 3 strands on No. 17 needles: 5 sts—2″.</p> -<h3 class="center"><a id="xmother">MOTHER</a></h3> -<p><b>PATTERN No. 1:</b> Row 1: * k 3; p 1; repeat from * across. -Row 2: * k 1, p 3; repeat from * across. Row 3: K 2, -* p 1, k 3; repeat from *, end p 1, k 1. Row 4: P 1, * k 1, -p 3; repeat from *, end k 1, p 2. Row 5; K 1, * p 1, k 3; -repeat from *, end k 2. Row 6: P 2, * k 1, p 3; repeat from -*, end k 1, p 1. Row 7: * P 1, k 3; repeat from * across. -Row 8: * P 3, k 1; repeat from * across. Repeat these -8 rows for pattern 1.</p> -<p><b>PATTERN No. 2:</b> Row 1: * P 1, k 3; repeat from * across. -Row 2: * P 3, k 1; repeat from * across. Row 3: K 1, * p 1, -k 3; repeat from *, end p 1, k 2. Row 4: P 2, * k 1, p 3; -repeat from *, end k 1, p 1. Row 5: K 2, * p 1, k 3; repeat -from *, end p 1, k 1. Row 6: P 1, * k 1, p 3; repeat from -*, end k 1, p 2. Row 7: * K 3, p 1; repeat from * across. -Row 8: * K 1, p 3; repeat from * across. Repeat these -8 rows for pattern 2. <b>Note:</b> Use 3 strands of yarn tog unless -otherwise specified.</p> -<p><b>BACK:</b> With 3 strands A and No. 17 needles, cast on 48 -(56) sts. Work first 24 (28) sts in pattern 1, place a marker -on needle, work next 24 (28) sts in pattern 2. Work even -as established for 18″ from beg. Dress is planned for 29″ -length to underarm. Any changes in length should be -made before the first dec row. Dec 1 st each end of next -row; then every 3″ (2½″) for 2 (3) times more, 42 (48) sts. -Work even until 29″ from beg or desired length to underarm. -<b>SHAPE ARMHOLES:</b> Bind off 2 sts at beg of next -2 rows. Dec 1 st each end every other row twice, 34 (40) -sts. <b>BACK OPENING:</b> Work 17 (20) sts and place on a -holder, work on remaining 17 (20) sts. Work even in -pattern as established until armhole is 6¾″ (7¼″). -<b>SHAPE SHOULDER:</b> At arm edge, bind off 5 sts once; -then 4 (5) sts once, 8 (10) sts. Bind off remaining sts -loosely. Attach 3 strands at center opening and work other -side to correspond.</p> -<p><b>FRONT:</b> Work same as for back until completion of armhole -shaping, 34 (40) sts. Work even until armholes are -5″ (5½″). <b>SHAPE NECK:</b> Work 11 (13) sts and place -on a holder, bind off center 12 (14) sts loosely, work 11 -(13) sts. At neck edge, dec 1 st every other row 2 (3) times. -Work even to shoulder shaping as for back. <b>SHAPE -SHOULDER:</b> At arm edge, bind off 5 sts once; then 4 (5) -sts. Attach 3 strands of yarn at neck edge and work other -side to correspond.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Make 14 daisies on the Crazy Daisy Winder -in B as follows: With left thumb hold yarn at center allowing -end to extend 1″. With right hand pass yarn from left -to right around spokes No. 1 and No. 2, across center from -right to left around No. 7 and No. 8; repeat last wind twice -more; across center and pass yarn from left to right around -spokes No. 2 and No. 3, across center from right to left -around No. 8 and No. 9; repeat last wind twice more; -across center from left to right around spokes No. 3 and -No. 4, across center from right to left around No. 9 and -No. 10; repeat last wind twice more; across center and -pass yarn from left to right around spokes No. 4 and No. 5, -across center from right to left around No. 10 and No. 11; -repeat this last wind twice more, across center from left -to right around spokes No. 5 and No. 6, across center from -right to left around No. 11 and No. 12; repeat last wind -twice more; across center from left to right around spokes -No. 6 and No. 7, across center from right to left around -No. 12 and No. 1; repeat this last wind twice more. -Bring yarn to 1″ beyond center and cut. Do not remove.</p> -<div class="img"> -<img src="images/p07.jpg" alt="Crazy Daisy" width="300" height="305" /> -</div> -<p><b>CENTER:</b> Note that there is a hole in center after all winds -are completed. Keep left thumb in center to keep the hole -in center as you sew the center. Thread tapestry needle -with B. Insert tapestry needle in space between 2 petals -working from outside to center hole (leave a small end for -fastening) and draw through, go back into same space and -draw needle from outside edge to inside to fasten; * insert -needle in next space between petals from center edge to -outside edge, wind yarn around the tapestry needle from -left to right as to make a buttonhole st, draw through -and tighten; repeat from * until all petals are secured -(secure loose ends in as you are sewing around). Fasten -off securely. Remove from winder.</p> -<p><b>BUTTONS:</b> Make 14. With single strand A, ch 3, join -with a sl st to form a ring. Rnd 1: 6 sc in ring. Rnd 2: -2 sc in each sc. Rnd 3: 1 sc in each sc. Rnd 4: Insert -mold. * Skip 1 sc, sc in next sc; repeat from * until completely -closed over mold. Fasten off. Sew shoulder and -side seams with single strand. With double strand A, work -1 row of slip st around neck edge. Next row: Working -backwards (counter clockwise), ch 1, * sc in next st; repeat -from * around neck. Fasten off. Work trim around armhole -edges as for neck. With double strand A, work 1 row -of slip st around back opening. Tack daisies along center -of front edge and around neck as shown (on neck place -one at top of back opening so button can be used for closing). -Sew a button in center of each daisy as shown.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_15">15</div> -<h3 class="center">DAUGHTER</h3> -<p><b>BACK:</b> With 3 strands B and No. 17 needles, cast on 40 -(48) sts. Work first 20 (24) sts in pattern 1, place a marker -on needle, work next 20 (24) sts in pattern 2. Work -even 12″ from beg. Dress is planned for 15½″ (17″) from -beg to underarm. Any changes in length should be made -before first dec. Dec 1 st each end of next row; then every -2″ (1½″) 1 (2) times more, 36 (42) sts. Work even until -15½″ (17″) from beg or desired length to underarm. -<b>SHAPE ARMHOLES:</b> Bind off 2 sts at beg of next 2 rows. -Dec 1 st each end every other row twice, 28 (34) sts. <b>BACK -OPENING:</b> Work 14 (17) sts and place on a holder; then -work across remaining 14 (17) sts. Work even until armhole -is 5¼″ (5¾″). <b>SHAPE SHOULDER:</b> At arm edge, -bind off 4 sts once, 3 (4) sts once, 7 (9) sts. Bind off -remaining sts loosely. Attach 3 strands at center opening -and work other side to correspond.</p> -<p><b>FRONT:</b> Work same as back until completion of armhole -shaping, 28 (34) sts. Work even until armhole is 4″ (4¼″). -<b>SHAPE NECK.</b> Work 9 (11) sts and place sts on a holder, -bind off center 10 (12) sts, loosely, work across the remaining -9 (11) sts. At neck edge, dec 1 st every other row -twice. For medium size only, dec 1 st at neck edge every -row once, 7 (8) sts. Work even to shoulder shaping as on -back. <b>SHAPE SHOULDER:</b> At arm edge, bind off 4 sts -once, 3 (4) sts once. Attach 3 strands at neck edge and -work other side to correspond.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Make 9 daisies and 9 buttons using color A -for daisies and color B for buttons. See instructions as -given for <a href="#xmother">Mother’s dress</a>. Crochet neck, armholes and back -opening with B as explained for Mother’s dress.</p> -<h2 id="c13"><span class="small">Dimensional Daisy Pillow</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on <a class="htm" href="#Page_16">page 16</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder. 4 Ply Knitting -Worsted, 4 oz. Skein, 2 Loden Green (A), 1 Orange -(B) and 1 Maize (C). <b>HERO</b> No. F aluminum crochet -hook. Yarn darning needle. Pillow to fit.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> Follow directions for making daisies -on <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a>. Make 40 daisies, winding twice around each -spoke with C and then winding around same spokes twice -with B (4 winds on each spoke). Sew centers with A.</p> -<p><b>TO JOIN DAISIES:</b> Follow directions for <b>JOINING B</b> -(see <a class="htm" href="#Page_4">page 4</a>), only picking up the B petals and leaving the -C petals free. Work rnd 1 of joining with C and rnd 2 -with B. Connect 2 pieces of 4 rows of 4 daisies across.</p> -<p><b>FRONT PIECE:</b> Rnd 1: Attach A at a corner, ch 4, dc -back in corner sp (half corner), # * ch 1, 2 dc in next sp; -repeat from * 14 times more (this should bring you along -one side edge to next corner—see that work lies flat), ch 1, -2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc all in next corner sp #; repeat between #’s -ending with 15 patterns along 4th side, ch 1, 2 dc in starting -corner sp, ch 1 and join with a sl st to top of starting ch to -complete corner. Rnd 2: Ch 4, dc in sp of corner (half -corner), # * ch 1, 2 dc in next sp; repeat from * to corner, -ch 1, 2 dc, ch 1, 2 dc all in corner sp #; repeat between #’s -around, end ch 1, 2 dc in first corner sp, ch 1, join with a -sl st to top of starting ch. Repeat rnd 2 four times more or -until you attain the desired size. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>BACK:</b> Work to correspond to front piece.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Place front and back tog and sl st 3 sides -tog, insert pillow and sl st 4th side tog. TRIM: Attach A, -* 5 dc in one sp (pull each dc up to ¾″), sc in next sp; -repeat from * around, placing 8 dc in the corners. Join -with a sl st and fasten off. Sew a daisy to each corner on -back and front as shown.</p> -<h2 id="c14"><span class="small">Striped Daisy Pillow</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on <a class="htm" href="#Page_16">page 16</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder. 4 Ply Knitting -Worsted, 4 oz. skein, 2 Orange (A) and 1 Maize (B). -<b>HERO</b> No. F. aluminum crochet hook. Yarn darning -needle. Pillow to fit.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> Follow directions for making daisies -on page 3. Make 16 color A daisies winding yarn around -spokes 4 times and sewing centers with A. Make 56 daisies, -winding yarn around spokes 4 times, alternating colors -(wind every other spoke 4 times with A; then break off A -and wind those spokes that were skipped 4 times with B) -and sew centers with A. See diagram and directions for -winding this type daisy included with instruction for Crazy -Daisy Cardigan on <a class="htm" href="#Page_23">page 23</a>.</p> -<p><b>TO JOIN DAISIES:</b> Follow directions for <b>JOINING A</b> on -<a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a>. Use color A for joining.</p> -<p><b>FRONT PIECE:</b> Connect 2 rows of 8 A&B combination -daisies; 1 row of A daisies (8 across); 3 rows of A&B combination -daisies; 1 row of A daisies and 2 rows of A&B -combination daisies.</p> -<p><b>BACK PIECE: Note:</b> If desired, back piece may be worked -with daisies as for front piece, or crocheted with A.</p> -<p><b>CROCHETED BACK:</b> With A, ch long enough to fit width -of front piece. Row 1: Dc in 4th ch from hook, * dc in -next ch; repeat from * across. Ch 3 to turn. Row 2: Ch 3 -on turn is counted as first dc, * dc in next dc; repeat from -* across. Ch 3 to turn. Repeat row 2 until piece measures -size of front piece.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Place 2 pieces tog and sl st 3 sides tog, insert -pillow and sl st 4th side tog. Using double strand A, attach -yarn at a corner and working backwards (counter clockwise), -* ch 1, skip 1, hdc in next st (1 pattern); repeat from -* around, placing 2 patterns in each corner. Fasten off.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_16">16</div> -<div class="img"> -<img src="images/p08.jpg" alt="Afghan, wall hanging, and pillows" width="604" height="800" /> -</div> -<div class="pb" id="Page_17">17</div> -<h2 id="c15"><span class="small">WALL HANGING</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on <a class="htm" href="#Page_16">page 16</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder. 4 Ply Knitting -Worsted, 4 oz. skein, 1 Maize (A), 1 Orange (B) and -1 Loden Green (C). <b>HERO</b> No. G aluminum crochet -hook. Yarn darning needle. Illustration board 18″ x 24″, -1 yd of brown heavy denim or canvas material, picture -frame to fit, points to tack illustration board to frame and -picture wire.</p> -<p>Cover illustration board with fabric, securing it firmly on -back with heavy scotch tape or glue.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> Follow basic instructions for making -daisies on page 3. Make 16 daisies winding color A twice -around each spoke; then winding around same spoke twice -with color B. Sew centers with C (type D daisy). Make -4 daisies winding every other spoke 3 times with A; then -winding those spokes that were skipped 3 times with B. -Sew centers with B (type E daisy).</p> -<p><b>B PETAL BACKGROUND:</b> Make 5. With B and No. G -hook, ch 3, join with a slip st to form a ring. Rnd 1: Ch 3, -15 dc in ring (bring each dc up to measure 1″). Join with -a slip st to top of ch 3. Rnd 2: Ch 1, sc in first space -between 2 dc * 6 dc in next space (each dc 1″), sc in next -space between 2 dc; repeat from * around, end 6 dc in last -space. Join with a slip st and fasten off. Sew an E type -daisy to center of 3 B petal backgrounds. Sew a D type -daisy to center of 2 B petal backgrounds.</p> -<p><b>C SHELL:</b> Make 2. With C, ch 3, join with a slip st to form -a ring. Rnd 1: Ch 3, 19 tr c in ring (each tr c to measure -1¼″). Join with a slip st to top of ch 3. Rnd 2: Ch 1, -working backwards (counter clockwise), * sc in next st; -repeat from * around. Fasten off. Sew an E daisy in center -of one shell and a D daisy in the other shell.</p> -<div class="img"> -<img src="images/p08a.jpg" alt="Plan for wall hanging" width="500" height="686" /> -</div> -<dl class="undent pcap"><dt>B PETAL BACKGROUND WITH E TYPE DAISY</dt> -<dt>LARGE CLUSTER</dt> -<dt>INSIDE CLUSTER</dt> -<dt>D TYPE DAISY</dt> -<dt>D TYPE DAISY</dt> -<dt>D TYPE DAISY</dt> -<dt>D TYPE DAISY</dt> -<dt>D TYPE DAISY</dt> -<dt>B PETAL BACKGROUND WITH D TYPE DAISY</dt> -<dt>B PETAL BACKGROUND WITH E TYPE DAISY</dt> -<dt>C SHELL WITH E TYPE DAISY</dt> -<dt>C SHELL WITH D TYPE DAISY</dt> -<dt>B PETAL BACKGROUND WITH E TYPE DAISY</dt> -<dt>B PETAL BACKGROUND WITH D TYPE DAISY</dt> -<dt>9″ STEM</dt> -<dt>12″ STEM</dt> -<dt>16″ STEM</dt> -<dt>5″ STEM</dt> -<dt>3″ CHAIN</dt> -<dt>3″ CHAIN</dt> -<dt>6″ STEM</dt> -<dt>3″ STEM</dt></dl> -<p><b>LARGE CLUSTER: First Daisy:</b> With C, sc in a B petal -of a D type daisy (go through both B petals). Work only -in B petals and leave A petals free, * ch 2, sc in next B -petal; repeat from * around, end ch 2, sl st in first sc. -Fasten off. <b>Second Daisy:</b> With C, sc in a B petal of a -D type daisy. Work only in B petals and leave A petals -free. * (ch 2, sc in next B petal) 3 times, place daisy back -to back with previous daisy worked, (ch 2, sl st under ch-2 -space of first daisy, ch 2, sc in next B petal on second daisy) -3 times, ** ch 2, sc in next B petal; repeat from ** around, -end ch 2, join with a sl st in first sc. Fasten off. Connect -4 more type D daisies to first 2 daisies in this manner. Join -the 7th D type daisy to the first to form a circle as follows: -With C, sc in B petal, (ch 2, sc in next B petal) 3 times, -(ch 2, sl st in ch-2 space of 6th daisy, ch 2, sc in next -B petal of 7th daisy) 3 times, (ch 2, sc in next B petal) -3 times, (ch 2, sl st in ch-2 space of first daisy, ch 2, sc in -next B petal) twice, ch 2, sl st in ch-2 space of first daisy, -ch 2, join with a sl st in first sc of 7th daisy. Fasten off. -Stretch outside edge to form a flat circle. Rnd 1: Attach C -to back center of first daisy (go through sewing sts) and -work a sc, * ch 6, sc in between 2 daisies in the back of the -top st, ch 6, sc in back center of next daisy; repeat from -* around, end ch 6, join with a sl st. Fasten off. Rnd 2: -With C, work a sc, 6 dc (all dc 1″ high) and a sc all in -space under ch-6, * work a sc, 6 dc and a sc all in space -under next ch-6; repeat from * around. Join with a sl st -and fasten off.</p> -<p><b>INSIDE CLUSTER:</b> Rnd 1: With C, sc in a B petal of a -type D daisy. Work in B petals only, leaving A petals free, -* sc in next B petal (work sc loosely); repeat from * -around. Rnd 2: * Sc, 2 dc and a sc all in next sc (shell); -repeat from * around until there are 11 shells around. -Join with a sl st and fasten off.</p> -<p><b>STEMS:</b> Stems are worked with C. Chain a little longer -than length needed to allow for drawing in. Row 1: Dc -in 4th ch from hook, * dc in next ch; repeat from * across. -Fasten off. Make the following sizes: 16″, 12″, 9″, 5″, -6″, 3″. With 3 strands of C, work a chain of 5″ and a -chain of 3″.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> See chart for arrangement or show off your -artistic talent and arrange daisies to create a picture that -will be an original. Pin pieces to fabric first and then with -needle and thread sew to fabric. Attach to frame and attach -picture wire to back.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_18">18</div> -<h2 id="c16"><span class="small">Crocheted Afghan with Daisy Trim</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on <a class="htm" href="#Page_16">page 16</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>SIZE:</b> Approx. 55″ x 64″.</p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder. 4 Ply Knitting -Worsted, 4 oz. skein, 16 Beige (A), 3 Loden Green -(B), 2 Orange (C) and 1 Maize (D). <b>HERO</b> No. Q crochet -hook and No. K aluminum crochet hook. Yarn darning -needle.</p> -<p><b>GAUGE:</b> Each square approx. 9″ x 9″.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> Follow directions for making daisies -on <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a>. Make 42 daisies with C, winding 4 times -around each spoke and sewing centers with B. Make -30 daisies, winding twice with D around each spoke; then -twice with C around each spoke (4 winds in all around -each spoke), and sewing centers with B.</p> -<p><b>CROCHETED SQUARE:</b> With 3 strands A and No. Q -hook, ch 3, join with a sl st to form a ring. Rnd 1: Ch 3, -11 dc in ring. Join with a sl st to top of starting ch 3. Ch 1 -and turn. Rnd 2: On this rnd pick up the 2 loops of each -st. Sc back in same st as ch 1 (half corner), * 1 sc in each -of 2 sts, 3 sc in next st (corner); repeat from * around, -end 1 sc in each of 2 sts, sc in same st as starting sc, join -with a sl st to complete 4th corner. Ch 1 to turn. Rnd 3: -Sc back in same st as ch 1 (half corner), * 1 sc in back -loop of next 4 sts, 3 sc in back loop of next st (corner); -repeat from *, end 1 sc in back loop of 4 sc, sc in same -st as starting sc, join with a sl st to complete 4th corner. -Ch 1 to turn. Rnd 4: On this rnd pick up both loops of -each st. Sc back in same st as ch 1 (half corner), * 1 sc in -each of 6 sc, 3 sc in next st (corner); repeat from *, end 1 sc -in each of 6 sc, sc in same st as starting sc, join with a sl -st to complete 4th corner. Ch 1 to turn. Rnd 5: Sc back -in same st as ch 1 (half corner), 1 sc in back loop of next -8 sc, 3 sc in back loop of next st (corner); repeat from *, -end 1 sc in back loop of 8 sc, sc in same st as starting sc, -join with a sl st to complete 4th corner. Ch 1 to turn. -Rnd 6: On this rnd pick up both loops of each st. Sc in -same st as ch 1 (half corner), * 1 sc in next 10 sts, 3 sc in -next st (corner); repeat from *, end 1 sc in next 10 sc, sc -in same st as starting sc, join with a sl st to complete 4th -corner. Pull through 3 strands of B and fasten off A -securely. Ch 1 and turn. Rnd 7: On this rnd pick up both -loops of each st. Sc in same st as ch 1 (half corner), * 1 sc -in next 12 sc, 3 sc in next sc (corner); repeat from *, end -1 sc in next 12 sc, sc in same st as starting sc, join with a -sl st to complete 4th corner. Fasten off. Crochet 42 squares -in this manner.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Fluff C daisies so that they resemble a pom-pon -and sew one to center of each square. Weave squares -tog with B and yarn darning needle, picking up back loop -of st. Sew 6 squares across in width and 7 rows for length. -Sew 5 Orange-Maize combination daisies across each row -at the joinings of squares as shown. <b>OUTER TRIM:</b> With -No. K hook and 3 strands C, work 1 rnd of sc around all -sides of afghan, working 3 sc in each corner st (make sure -work lies flat). Fasten off C and attach 3 strands of B. -<b>LAST RND:</b> With No. K hook and working backwards -(counter clockwise), work a sc in each st, working 3 sc in -each corner st. Fasten off.</p> -<h2 id="c17"><span class="small">King Size Crazy Daisy Stole</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on <a class="htm" href="#Page_22">page 22</a> and <a href="#fig16">back cover</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> King Size Crazy Daisy Winder. -4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 4 oz. skein, 5 Beige (A) and -1 Green (B). <b>HERO</b> No. E aluminum crochet hook. Tapestry -needle.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> Make 48 daisies winding yarn -4 times around each spoke. Use color A for petals and B -for sewing center. Make 80 daisies winding yarn 3 times -around each spoke. Use A for petals and B for centers. -See <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a> for directions for making daisies.</p> -<p><b>TO CONNECT DAISIES: BORDERS:</b> Work on those -daisies where loops were wound 4 times around spokes. -Rnd 1: Attach B and work a sc in the 2 lower loops of a -petal leaving the 2 upper loops of same petal free, * ch 4, -sc in next petal picking up the 2 lower loops and leaving -the 2 upper loops of same petal free; repeat from * around, -end ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc. Fasten off securely. -Work rnd 1 on the 48 daisies for borders in this manner. -Connect 3 rows with 8 daisies across with A. Follow -directions for <b>JOINING B</b>, starting with rnd 2 for each -block (rnd 1 has been worked already with the B) (see -<a class="htm" href="#Page_4">page 4</a> for directions for <b>JOINING B</b>.) Connect another -piece in the same manner for other border.</p> -<p><b>BODY OF STOLE:</b> Connect 10 rows of 8 daisies across -with A. Follow directions for <b>JOINING B</b>, starting with -rnd 1 for each block (see <a class="htm" href="#Page_4">page 4</a> for directions for -<b>JOINING B</b>).</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Connect the 3 rows for border to each side -of body of stole with A in the same manner as the rest of -the stole was connected. Block lightly. <b>TRIM:</b> Rnd 1: -With A, starting in a corner and right side facing, sc in -first sp, * ch 4, sc in next sp; repeat from * to corner; then -in corner, ch 4, sc back in same corner; repeat from * -around, ending ch 4, sc in first corner, ch 4, join with a -sl st to first sc. Rnd 2: Working backwards (counter-clockwise), -* ch 2, hdc in next sp; repeat from * around, -placing 2 patterns in each corner. Fasten off.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_19">19</div> -<h2 id="c18"><span class="small">CARRIAGE ROBE</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown here and on <a class="htm" href="#Page_7">page 7</a></b></span></p> -<div class="img"> -<img src="images/p09.jpg" alt="Carriage robe" width="500" height="574" /> -</div> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> King Size Crazy Daisy Winder. -4 Ply Knitting Worsted, 4 oz. Skeins, 5 Mint Green (A) and -1 White (B). <b>HERO</b> No. E aluminum crochet hook. Yarn -darning needle. 4 yds ½″ satin ribbon for trim.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> Follow directions for making daisies -on <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a>. Wind color A around each spoke twice and -sew centers with B. Make 36 daisies.</p> -<p><b>TRIM DAISY: Outside Trim:</b> With B, sc in sp of petal (go -through both loops of petal), * ch 3, yo and pull up a loop -in first ch, yo pull through 2 loops (2 loops remain on -hook), yo pick up a loop back in first ch (4 loops on hook), -yo pull through all 4 loops on hook (cluster), sc in sp of -next petal; repeat from * around, ending with a cluster, -join with a sl st to first sc. Fasten off securely. 12 clusters -around.</p> -<p><b>Inside Trim:</b> With B, sc in side of petal near -center (go through both loops), * work a cluster as for outside -trim, skip 1 petal, sc in side of next petal; repeat from -* around, end with a cluster and join with a sl st to first sc. -6 clusters around. Fasten off. Attach A, sc in back of sc -of an outside B cluster, * ch 4, sc in back of next sc of a -B cluster; repeat from * around, end ch 4, join with a sl st. -Fasten off. 12 spaces around.</p> -<p><b>FIRST BLOCK:</b> Attach A, sc in ch-4 sp, * (ch 4, sc in -next ch-4 sp) 3 times, ch 5, sl st back in sc to form a -picot; repeat from * around, end (ch 4, sc in next ch-4 sp) -twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, sl st back in -sc to complete 4th picot. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>SECOND BLOCK:</b> Attach A, sc in ch-4 sp, (ch 4, sc in -next sp) 3 times, place back to back with first block, ch 2, -sl st in sp of picot on first block, ch 2, sl st back in sc to complete -picot joining on 2nd block, (ch 3, sl st in sp of first -block, ch 3, sc in next sp on 2nd block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in -sp of picot on first block, ch 2, sl st in sc on 2nd block to -complete picot joining, (ch 4, sc in next sp on 2nd block) -3 times, ch 5, sl st in sc to complete picot, (ch 4, sc in next -sp) twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, 31 st in sc -for 4th picot. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>THIRD BLOCK:</b> This block is joined to another side of -first block. Attach A, sc in ch-4 sp, (ch 4, sc in next sp) -3 times, place back to back to first block, ch 2, sl st in -picot of first block, ch 2, sl st back in sc on 3rd block for -picot joining, (ch 3, sl st in next sp on first block, ch 3, -sc in next sp on 3rd block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in center of -picot joining, ch 2, sl st back in sc on 3rd block for picot -joining, (ch 4, sc in next sp on 3rd block) 3 times, ch 5, sl -st back in sc for picot, (ch 4, sc in next sp) twice, ch 4, -join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, sl st back in sc to complete -4th picot. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>FOURTH BLOCK:</b> This block is joined to one side each -of 2nd and 3rd blocks. Attach A, sc in ch-4 sp, (ch 4, -sc in next sp) 3 times, place back to back to 3rd block, ch 2, -sl st in picot of 3rd block, ch 2, sl st back in sc on 4th block -for picot joining, (ch 3, sl st in next sp on 3rd block, ch 3, -sc in next sp on 4th block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st in center of -3 joined picots, ch 2, sl st back in sc on 4th block to -complete 4th picot joining, (ch 3, sl st in next sp on 2nd -block, ch 3, sc in next sp on 4th block) 3 times, ch 2, sl st -in picot on 2nd block, ch 2, sl st in sc on 4th block to -complete picot joining, (ch 4, sc in next sp on 4th block) -twice, ch 4, join with a sl st to first sc, ch 5, sl st back in -sc to complete picot. Fasten off. Connect 6 rows of -6 blocks across for center piece.</p> -<p><b>Rnd 1:</b> Attach A at a corner and work ch 3, 2 dc in corner -sp (half corner), # * ch 1, 3 dc in next sp (1 pattern); repeat -from * across to next corner (18 patterns) (see that work -lies flat), in next corner sp work ch 1, 3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc all -in the one sp #; repeat between #’s around, ending with -18 patterns on the 4th side, ch 1, 3 dc in starting corner, -ch 1 and join with a sl st to top of starting ch.</p> -<p><b>Rnd 2:</b> -Ch 3, 2 dc in corner sp (half corner), # * ch 1, 3 dc in next -sp; repeat from * to corner, ch 1, 3 dc, ch 1, 3 dc in corner -sp #; repeat between #’s around, ending with ch 1, 3 dc in -first corner, ch 1, join with a sl st to top of starting ch. -Repeat rnd 2 for 12 times more or until desired size.</p> -<p><b>Last rnd:</b> Working backwards (counter clockwise) sc in -each st around, working 2 sc in each corner (see that work -lies flat). Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Weave ribbon in and out around last eyelet -row as shown. Sew ends of ribbon tog.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_20">20</div> -<h2 id="c19"><span class="small">Tablecloth</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on <a class="htm" href="#Page_21">page 21</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>SIZE:</b> Approximately 52″ x 52″</p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> King Size Crazy Daisy Winder. -Coats & Clarks O.N.T. “Speed-Cro-Sheen”, 100 yd ball, -16 Yellow (A) and 6 Hunter Green (B). <b>HERO</b> No. C -aluminum crochet hook. Tapestry needle.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISY:</b> With left thumb hold yarn at center -allowing end to extend 1″. With right hand pass yarn from -left to right around spokes No. 1 and No. 2, across center -from right to left around No. 7 and No. 8; repeat the last -wind twice more (3 times in all); across center and pass -yarn from left to right around spokes No. 2 and 3, across -center from right to left around No. 8 and 9; repeat last -wind twice more; across center from left to right around -spokes No. 3 and No. 4, across center from right to left -around No. 9 and No. 10; repeat last wind twice more; -across center and pass yarn from left to right around spokes -No. 4 and No. 5, across center from right to left around -No. 10 and No. 11; repeat last wind twice more, across -center from left to right around spokes No. 5 and No. 6, -across center from right to left around No. 11 and No. 12; -repeat last wind twice more, across center from left to -right around spokes No. 6 and No. 7, across center from -right to left around No. 12 and No. 1; repeat last wind -twice more. Bring yarn to 1″ beyond center and cut. Do -not remove from winder.</p> -<p><b>CENTER:</b> Thread tapestry needle and use double strand -for sewing center. Follow directions on <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a> for center, -going completely around 3 times in all. Fasten off securely. -Make 200 daisies with A and sew centers with B. Make -25 daisies with B and sew centers with A.</p> -<p><b>CONNECT DAISIES:</b> Follow directions for <b>JOINING A</b> -(see <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a>). Connect 5 rows of A daisies 15 across with -A. Next row, connect 5 A daisies with A; then 5 daisies -made with B for center and using B to connect them; then -5 A daisies connected with A. Repeat the last row 4 times -more. Work 5 rows of A daisies connected with A.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Block lightly.</p> -<div class="img" id="fig14"> -<img src="images/p10.jpg" alt="" width="500" height="274" /> -<p class="pcap">Pattern</p> -</div> -<table class="center" summary=""> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">B </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -<tr><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A </td><td class="c">A</td></tr> -</table> -<h2 id="c20"><span class="small">Daisy Trim Apron</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on <a class="htm" href="#Page_21">page 21</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder. Coats & -Clark’s O.N.T. “Speed-Cro-Sheen”, 100 yd ball, 5 spools -Yellow (A) and 1 spool Hunter Green (B). <b>HERO</b> No. C -aluminum crochet hook and a tapestry needle.</p> -<p>With A, ch 134 loosely. <b>Row 1:</b> Pick up a loop in 3rd ch -from hook and retain on hook, skip 1 ch, pick up a loop -in next ch (3 loops on hook), yo pull through 3 loops, ch 1, -* pick up a loop in last ch worked in and retain on hook, -skip 1 ch, pick up a loop in next ch (3 loops on hook), yo -pull through 3 loops, ch 1 (1 pattern); repeat from * across, -66 patterns. One extra ch on turn. <b>Row 2:</b> Pick up a loop -in first ch and retain on hook, pick up a loop in next st -(3 loops on hook), yo pull through 3 loops, ch 1, * pick -up a loop in last st worked in and retain on hook, skip 1 st, -pull up a loop in next st (3 loops on hook), yo pull through -3 loops on hook, ch 1; repeat from * across. One extra -ch on turn. Repeat row 2 for pattern st (should measure -21″ across in width). Work even for 1½″ for lower border. -<b>Next row:</b> Work 5 patterns for side border as established, -* ch 1, skip 1 st, dc in next st; repeat from * to within last -5 patterns, work 5 patterns for side border as established. -<b>Next row:</b> Work 5 patterns for border as established, * -ch 1, dc in next space; repeat from * across to last 5 patterns, -work 5 patterns for border as established. Work last -row until 12½″ from beg. <b>Next row:</b> Work 5 patterns for -border as established, * dc in next space; repeat from * to -within last 5 patterns, work 5 patterns for border as established. -Work pattern st on all sts as for lower border for -1½″. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>TIES:</b> Make 2. With A, ch 14 loosely. Work even in pattern -st as for lower border for 12½″. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>POCKETS:</b> Make 2. Make 18 daisies following directions -on page 3, winding petals with color B and sewing centers -with color A. <b>JOIN DAISIES:</b> Follow instructions for -<b>JOINING A</b> (see <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a>), using color B for joining. Join -3 rows of daisies with 3 daisies across. Attach B at one -corner and working backwards (counter clockwise), * ch 1, -hdc in next space; repeat from * around all sides, going -twice in each corner st. Fasten off. Block pieces lightly. -Sew a pocket to each side as shown. Sew on ties.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_21">21</div> -<div class="img"> -<img src="images/p10b.jpg" alt="Tablecloth" width="615" height="801" /> -</div> -<div class="pb" id="Page_22">22</div> -<h2 id="c21"><span class="small">MARDI GRAS BAG</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown here and on <a href="#fig16">back cover</a></b></span></p> -<div class="img"> -<img src="images/p11.jpg" alt="Handbags and snood" width="500" height="491" /> -</div> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> King Size Crazy Daisy Winder. -Spinnerin Mardi Gras, 45 gram ball, 3 Brown and 1 White. -<b>HERO</b> No. C aluminum crochet hook and tapestry needle. -<b>HERO</b> 7″ Bag Handle. Lining and buckram.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> Make 28 daisies following instructions -on page 3. Wind first row of petals with white and -second row with brown. Sew centers with brown. Connect -6 rows of 4 daisies across with brown, following instructions -for <b>JOINING A</b> on <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a>. Connect 1 row of -2 daisies to the center 2 daisies on each end row.</p> -<p><b>SIDE PIECES:</b> Make 2. With C crochet hook and brown, -ch 6. Row 1: Sc in 2nd ch from hook, 1 sc in each ch, 5 sc. -Ch 1 to turn. Row 2: Sc in each st, picking up back loop -only. Ch 1 to turn. Repeat row 2 for 5 times more. Continue -in sc picking up back loop and increasing 1 st at -each end of every row until 29 sts on row (to inc—work -2 sc in one st). Work even for 7 rows. Next row: Dec 1 st -each end of row (to dec—work off 2 sc as one sc). Repeat -the last row once more. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Starting at top corner, with brown, work -1 row of sc along side and bottom edges. With brown, -work 4 rows of sc along each top edge. Using pieces as -pattern, cut 2 linings and buckram making an allowance -for seams. Use a double buckram for flat bottom to make -it stiffer. With brown, sc side pieces to bag. Sew linings -tog with buckram in between and double buckram for -bottom. Sew in lining. With lining material sew a slot to -each top edge and sew over bar of handle on each side.</p> -<h2 id="c22"><span class="small">DAISY SNOOD</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown here and on <a href="#fig16">back cover</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder. Sport Yarn, -2 oz. pull skein, 2 Red and 1 White. <b>HERO</b> No. 0 steel -crochet hook. 1 yd of tubular elastic.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> Make 25 white daisies following -directions on <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a>. Wind white yarn twice around each -spoke and sew centers with red.</p> -<p><b>SNOOD:</b> Ch 85 loosely. Row 1: Dc in 4th ch from hook, -* ch 1, skip 1 ch, 1 dc in each of next 2 chs (1 pattern); -repeat from * across, 28 patterns. Ch 6 to turn. Should -measure about 14″ across in width. Row 2: * Skip 2 dc, -dc in space under ch 1 of previous row, ch 2; repeat from -* across, end dc in end turning ch, 28 spaces. Ch 4 to -turn. Row 3: Ch 4 on turn is counted as first dc, dc in -first space, * ch 1, 2 dc in next space; repeat from * across. -Ch 6 to turn. Repeat row 2 and 3 for 14″, ending with -row 3. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Work 4 rnds of sc around all 4 edges of piece -taking it in to fit head size. Work 1 rnd of sc over tubular -elastic. Tie ends of elastic and fasten off. Sew on daisies -as shown, placing 12 around sc band and spacing the others -all over as shown.</p> -<h2 id="c23"><span class="small">CRAZY DAISY HANDBAG</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown here and on <a href="#fig16">back cover</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder. <b>HERO</b> Smart-Set -Interchangeable Bag Handle. 4 Ply Knitting Worsted, -2 oz. skein, 1 Royal Blue, 1 Turquoise and 1 Olive Green. -<b>HERO</b> No. F aluminum crochet hook and a yarn darning -needle. Two pieces lt. blue felt, 7½″ × 11-¼″ each. Two -pieces dk. blue Indian-Head for lining 7⅛″ × 11⅛″. Press-on -non woven interfacing.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> Follow general directions for winding -daisies on <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a>. <b>TO SEW CENTERS:</b> Insert -darning needle under 2 petals and draw yarn through -tightly, * bring yarn back over the last one of the 2 petals, -insert yarn under this petal and next petal and draw -through tightly; repeat from * until you have completed -3 rnds of sts around center. Make 20 daisies in Royal blue -with Turquoise centers. These daisies are shown with the -back st center as the right side. Make 20 daisies in Turquoise -with Royal Blue centers, however on the Turquoise -daisies the side facing you as you sew the center will be -used as the right side so be sure to work all ends in neatly.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE CIRCLE:</b> With Olive Green, sc in end of petal -(go through the 2 loops of petal), * ch 2, sc in next petal; -repeat from * around, ending ch 2, join with a sl st to first -sc. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>TO ASSEMBLE:</b> Alternating the color of daisy, with Olive -Green join each daisy at one st with a sc (center it at the -6th and 12th petal) until 10 daisies are joined. Make -1 more strip of 10 in the same color arrangement and -2 more strips of 10 in the alternate color arrangement. -Join the 4 strips tog in the same manner, making sure to -alternate color of daisy. From wrong side, fold in half and -join side daisies leaving the upper 2 rows free to be tacked -to lining at opening. With wrong side facing, sew Indian-Head -tog with ¼″ seams, rounding corners at bottom and -leaving 3½″ open at each side. Assemble felt in the same -manner, leaving 4¼″ open at top. Cut press-on material -to fit and press on to felt. Fold felt 1″ at top edge to wrong -side and machine st in place. With wrong sides facing, -slip Indian-Head into felt and blind st in place (lining -slightly smaller than felt). Pull daisies over felt and tack -at top of side seams and top of bag. Slip bars of handle -through top bands and fasten ends.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_23">23</div> -<h2 id="c24"><span class="small">CRAZY DAISY CARDIGAN</span></h2> -<p><span class="lr"><b>Shown on <a class="htm" href="#Page_22">page 22</a> and <a href="#fig16">back cover</a></b></span></p> -<p><b>SIZES:</b> Directions are for Small (size 8-10). Changes for -Medium (size 12-14) and Large (size 16-18) are in parentheses.</p> -<p><b>MATERIALS: HERO</b> Crazy Daisy Winder. Wool and -Shetland Wool, 2 oz. skein, 7 (8-9) Grey (A) and 2 (2-3) -Ecru (B). <b>HERO</b> No. 5 straight knitting needles and No. 6 -circular knitting needle. No. 1 steel crochet hook. Tapestry -needle. 9 small button molds.</p> -<p><b>GAUGE:</b> 4 connected daisies—7½″.</p> -<p><b>TO MAKE DAISIES:</b> Turn knob to release spokes. With -left thumb hold A at center leaving end to extend at center -for about 1″. With right hand, pass yarn from left to right -around spoke No. 1 at top, across center, from right to -left around spoke No. 2 directly opposite; wrap around -these spokes once more in the same manner. Bring yarn -across center from left to right around spoke No. 5 at right -of first spoke wrapped, across center from right to left -around spoke No. 6 at left of 2nd spoke wrapped, wrap -around these 2 spokes once more. Bring yarn across -center from left to right around spoke No. 9, across center -and from right to left around spoke No. 10, wrap around -these 2 spokes once more. Bring yarn across center and -cut about 1″ beyond center (you have been winding around -every other spoke). Continue with B in this manner wrapping -twice around 2 spokes exactly opposite then passing -on to the next 2 free spokes until all spokes are wrapped -twice, ending with spoke No. 12—thus wrapping with B -the spokes that were skipped when you were winding with -A. Bring yarn across center and cut about 1″ beyond -center.</p> -<div class="img" id="fig15"> -<img src="images/p11a.jpg" alt="" width="300" height="314" /> -<p class="pcap"><b><span class="small">TO MAKE CENTER:</span></b> -See instructions to make -centers on <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a>. Use -color A for centers. -Make 174 (186-214) -daisies in this manner.</p> -</div> -<p><b>TO CONNECT DAISIES:</b> Follow directions given for -<b>Joining A</b> on <a class="htm" href="#Page_3">page 3</a> using A yarn. Join daisies until there -are 5 rows of 18 (20-23) daisies for body of cardigan—2 -fronts and back. Next row: Join 4 (5-6) daisies for front, -skip 1 daisy for underarm, join 8 (8-9) daisies for back, -skip 1 daisy for underarm, join 4 (5-6) daisies for other -front.</p> -<p><b>SLEEVES:</b> Join 4 rows of 7 (7-8) daisies. Lower Cuff: -With No. 6 needle and right side facing, with A pick up -and k 55 (57-59) sts across lower edge of sleeve. Row 1: -K 1, * p 1, k 1; repeat from * across. Row 2: P 1, * k 1, -p 1; repeat from * across. Repeat these 2 rows for ribbing -for 2″. Bind off loosely in ribbing. Join seam of sleeve -the same as joining daisies. Join another row of 6 (6-7) -daisies across top of sleeve, leaving 1 daisy free for underarm. -Note: Circular needle is used as two straight knitting -needles.</p> -<p><b>YOKE:</b> Join last row of top edge of sleeve to top edges of -last row of fronts and back. With circular needle, A and -right side facing, pick up and k 41 (46-51) sts on right -front; 58 (58-63) sts along top of sleeve; 85 (85-90) sts -across top of back; 58 (58-63) sts across top of sleeve and -41 (46-51) sts across top of left front, 283 (293-318) sts. -Row 1: Wrong side. * P 3, k 2; repeat from *, end p 3. -Row 2: * K 3, p 2; repeat from *, end k 3. Repeat these -2 rows for 1½″ (2″-2½″), ending with row 1. Dec Row: -* K 1, k 2 tog, p 2; repeat from *, end k 1, k 2 tog. Continue -in pattern as established for 1½″, ending on wrong -side. 2nd Dec Row: K 2, p 2 tog; repeat from *, end k 2. -Continue in pattern as established for 1″, ending on wrong -side. 3rd Dec Row: K 2 tog, p 1; repeat from *, ending -k 2 tog. Change to No. 5 needles and continue in ribbing -for 1″. Bind off in ribbing.</p> -<p><b>LOWER BORDER:</b> With No. 6 needle, A and right side -facing, pick up and k 163 (175-187) sts along lower edge. -Work in ribbing as for cuff of sleeve for 4″. Bind off in -ribbing.</p> -<p><b>FINISHING:</b> Block lightly. With A, work 1″ of sc along -left front edge, working a ch 1 to turn all rows. Last Row: -Work backwards (counter clockwise), sc in each sc along -front edge. Fasten off. Mark position of 9 buttons evenly -spaced, placing first 1″ from lower edge and last ½″ below -neck edge. Work right front border as for left front for -¾″. Buttonhole Row: Opposite each marker for button, -ch 3, skip 2 sts, sc in next st. Next row: Work 2 sc under -each ch-3 space. Complete as for left front. Work 1 row -of sc around neck, holding in slightly. Work 1 more row -around neck as for last row on left front edge. Fasten off.</p> -<p><b>CROCHETED BUTTONS:</b> Make 9. With B, ch 3 and -join with a sl st to form a ring. Rnd 1: 6 sc in ring. Rnd 2: -2 sc in each sc. Rnd 3: 1 sc in each sc. Rnd 4: Insert mold. -* skip 1 sc, sc in next sc; repeat from * around until mold -is covered. Fasten off. Join underarms and sleeves to -back and front.</p> -<div class="pb" id="Page_24">24</div> -<div class="img" id="fig16"> -<img src="images/p20.jpg" alt="" width="598" height="792" /> -<p class="pcap">Back cover: “Crazy Daisy” Boutique</p> -</div> -<h2>Transcriber’s Notes</h2> -<ul> -<li>Silently corrected a few typos.</li> -<li>Retained publication information from the printed edition: this eBook is public-domain in the country of publication.</li> -<li>In the text versions only, text in italics is delimited by _underscores_.</li> -</ul> - - - - - - - -<pre> - - - - - -End of Project Gutenberg's "Crazy Daisy" Boutique, Vol. No. 5, by Anonymous - -*** END OF THIS PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK "CRAZY DAISY" BOUTIQUE, VOL. 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