Gardenia Mandala Crochet Pattern CAL Wheelchair Spoke Covers -

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5mm Hook
#3 Acrylic Yarn (Baby Mandala scraps were used)
- 22” tires - 330 yards
- 24” tires - 411 yards
Darning Needle
14-16 Stitch Markers
2 - 2inch Wood Craft Rings (purchased at local craft store)
2 - 1/8 inch barb connectors (bought on Amazon)
Super Glue (to secure barb connectors in pvc tube)
Blow Dryer (optional for heat blocking)
22” Tires
2 - 57 1/14 inch pvc tube, 1/4inch thick (ordered from local Home Store)
24” Tires - Row 20-22 only for this size tire
2 - 63 1/4 inch pvc tube, 1/4inch thick (ordered from local Home Store/Amazon)
Row 1 - 8yards - :46 (36 DC)
Row 2 - 12 yards - 1:55 (36 DC, 36 chsp)
Row 3 - 12 yards - 2:39 (36 puff, 36 chsp)
Row 4 - 12 yards - 4:13 (72 DC, 36 FPDC)
Row 5 - 20 yards - 5:55 (72 FPDC, 72 DC)
Row 6 - 8 yards - 8:08 (36 FPDC, 36 DC, 36 chsp)
Row 7 - 12 yards - 9:33 (108 HDC, 36 FPDC)
Row 8 - 16 yards - 11:00 (144 DC)
Row 9 - 24 yards - 12:20 (36 FPTr, 144 DC)
Row 10 - 20 yards - 14:24 (36 FPTr, 36 chsp, 144 DC)
Row 11 - 20 yards - 15:55 (36 FPDC, 216 HDC)
Row 12 - 24 yards - 17:57 (36 FPDC, 36 LongDC, 144 DC)
Row 13 - 16 yards - 21:54 (36 FPDC, 180 sc)
Row 14 - 8 yards - 23:28 (180 sc)
Row 15 - 16 yards - 24:22 (36 FPDC, 72 - 2DCtog)
Row 16 - 16 yards - 26:45 (36 FPDC, 36 - 3DCtog, 72 chsp)
Row 17 - 16 yards - 29:45 (144 DC)
Row 18 - 28 yards - 32:39 - 36 FPTr, 36 - 5DC Clusters)
Row 19 -24 yards - 33:57 (216 DC, 36 FPTr)
- Skip to Attach Mandala to Hoop, Fasten off or continue on with same color, for 20” Tires
Row 20 - 44 yards - 36:07 (216 Tr, 36 FPDC)
Row 21 - 19 yards - 38:55 (36 FPDC, 216 BPHDC)
Row 22 - 19 yards - RPT Row 21 for additional length if needed, some #3 weight will not require a 22nd row (36 FPDC, 216 BPHDC)
- Fasten off and change colors or continue on with last color
Attach to Hoop - 42:00 (252 sc)
- 22” tires - 15 yards
- 24” tires - 17 yards
Heat Block Explanation - 44:40
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@picatrix22 2 года назад

@sherriatsavinh4995 4 месяца назад

Can I ask, In the video is it 22" turn or 24? Also what is the circumstance of the width after finishing? As I finished and I only have 20"? Did I miss a row or will it stretch for 22"?

@picatrix22 4 месяца назад

Hey there. You probably just have tighter tension than I did. Focus on stitch count instead of width/length. As long as you have the stitch count, you’re accurate. I’ve made this blanket with several hook sizes so the width and length vary depending on yarn, hook size/maker, etc. which is why I make sure to have stitch counts for everyone to go by!

@sherriatsavinh4995 4 месяца назад

@picatrix22 thank you so much for getting back with me . Your right I do have tighter tension as I recounted and it's all the same count. Thank you again and fyi, I stumbled on this while looking for a something for a friend in a wheelchair and knew she'd love this! Now if I can figure how to upload a puc I'll show you final project.

@picatrix22 4 месяца назад

You’re welcome. Send me some pics at picatrix33@gmail.com when you’re finished, I’ll post on the community page a little shout out!!!

@sherriatsavinh4995 4 месяца назад

Ok I figured outnwhat happened when making the second wheel. On row 8 at 11.28 you say to put double on each stitch and that's what I did, now at 11.58 you said to put double in each of the 3 halfs from row 7. That's what made my count off but I'm keeping the way it is (148) so that it will match the same as the other wheel. I thought I was going crazy, and recounted row 8 on the one wheel I finished and came up with 148.

@WheelyHeidi Год назад

Love it. I can sew, but think I am going to try to pick this up. Next stop, my mother in law's house to beg for lessons 🤣

@picatrix22 Год назад

Oh thank you! Once you get the basics down it’s hard to put your craft down! Can’t wait to see your creation when you’re all done. 🤓

@nikkid348 3 месяца назад

Can you explain how I can attach these to my chair? I am new to wheelchairs. Heart condition and brain injury. And do not know how to attach this

@picatrix22 3 месяца назад

Hello. I have attached the tutorial on attaching these to my wheels. Let me know if you need any other help. I use 1” binder rings and put them on my spoke handles. How to Attach Wheelchair Spoke Covers - #wheelchair #wheelchaircochet #crochet ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Afwkh3mDwKw.html

@bethlumbers 6 месяцев назад

Will this hoop work with a chair with plastic spokes instead of the metal ones like yours? Thanks :)

@picatrix22 6 месяцев назад

I don’t see why not, it’s attached the the handle bar which is plastic on this chair

@RoboUnicornFace Год назад

Hello! just had a quick question about the first round, is it 36 DC + the initial slip stitch and chain 1 or does the 36 DC include the slip stitch and chain 1 that happens right at the beginning when you are attached the yarn to the wooden ring?

@picatrix22 Год назад

The slip stitch just attaches the yarn to the wooden/steel craft ring, the ch 1 is not counted in any round, for any of my patterns. Then you’ll place 36DC around the ring and slip stitch to the first DC to close your first round.