Crochet Pattern Bucket, shovel, rake and watering can Design by K. Godinez

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1 1 Crochet Pattern Bucket, shovel, rake and watering can Design by K. Godinez

2 2 Material: crochet hook size 2. Mouzakis Butterfly Super 10, 8 ply, with the colors red, yellow, green, light-green orange, blue fiberfill 2 small buttons for the bucket sewing needle, pins Optional: pipe cleaners for the bucket Size: Bucket, watering can, shovel, rake: approximately 7 cm, / 2,7 inches, Abbreviations: ch - chain st - stitch R - round or row sc single crochet Number x sc the number tells you how many times you make a single crochet (or a dc, hdc ) in each stitch inc - make two single crochet in one stitch dec - two stitches crochet together with a sc sl st - slip stitch BLO back loops only FLO front loops only sc with color change: change the color on this sc (when you make this single crochet stitch, grab the new color of your wool and pull it through the two loops on your hook). Note: Unless indicated otherwise, parts are worked in rounds. You can start with 2 ch or make a magic ring. It is important to mark the beginning of your round with a thread mark or a stitch marker. Bucket 2 x ch with red x sc in second chain from hook, put in a thread mark for the rounds R 03 (sc, inc) x R 04 (2 x sc, inc) x R 0 (3 x sc, inc) x R 0 BLO: R 07 R 08 (14 x sc, inc) x 2 R 09 R 10 7 x sc, inc, 1 x sc, 2 sc, 8 x sc R 11 R (1 x sc, inc) x

3 3 R 13 R 14 R 1 8 x sc, inc, 17 x sc, 2 sc, 9 x sc (1 x sc, 2 x ch, skip 2 stitches, this is the buttonhole for the buttons, please check if your buttons fit through the hole, sc) x 2 R 1 ( x sc, inc) x 2 R 17 R FLO: sl st, cut the thread and sew it Bottom of the bucket Turn the bucket upside down and crochet in the front loops of R 0 sl st in each stitch cut the thread and sew it Handle for the bucket 2 x ch with yellow x sc n second chain from hook, put in a thread mark for the rounds - sl st, cut the thread and sew it Finishing Bucket Sew the buttons to the ends of the handle. Now you can button the handle to the bucket and it remains movable.

4 4 Watering can x ch with green inc, 2 x sc, 3 x sc in one stitch, turn and keep on crocheting on the bottom side of the chain, 3 x sc 10 2 x inc, 2 x sc, 3 x inc, 2 x sc, inc 1 R 03 (3 x inc, x sc) x 2 22 R 04 (inc, sc) x 3, x sc, (inc, sc) x 3, x sc R 0 BLO: R 0-14 R 1 BLO: 3 x sc, 3 x dec 8 x sc, 3 x dec, 4 x sc, sc with color change to blue 22 R 1 BLO: 2 x sc, 3 x dec, x sc 3 x dec, 3 x sc, stuff the watering can 1 R 17 8 x dec 8 sl st, cut the thread and sew the opening Bottom of the watering can Turn the watering can upside down and crochet in the front loops of R 0: sl st in each stitch cut the thread and sew it Watering can spout 2 x ch with light-green x sc in second chain from hook, put in a thread mark for the rounds R 03 BLO: R 04 (dec, sc) x 3, dec, sc with color change to green R 0 dec, x sc R 0-08 R 09 7 x sl st, stuff the spout cut the thread and sew it

5 Handle 2 x ch with light-green x sc in second chain from hook, put in a thread mark for the rounds -24 sl st, cut the thread and sew it Finishing watering can Pin all parts to the watering can and sew them. Shovel 2 x ch with blue x sc in second chain from hook, put in a thread mark for the rounds -13 R 14 R 1 (sc, inc) x R 1-21 Fold the shovel and close the opening with 9 x sl st, cut the thread and sew it. If you want to stabilize the shovel, you can put in pipe cleaners. Fold the pipe cleaners in Y-shape and insert it before you close the shovel with the sl stitches. Rake 2 x ch with orange x sc in second chain from hook, put in a thread mark for the rounds -13 R 14 R 1 (sc, inc) x R 1-19 Fold the rake and close the opening with 9 x sl st, cut the thread and sew it.

6 Rake tines (4 x) 2 x ch with orange 4 x sc in second chain from hook, put in a thread mark for the rounds -04 Cut the thread and hide them inside the tine. 4 4 Finishing Rake Sew on the tines to the rake. Have fun crocheting! Do not copy or post this pattern without my permission. Don t translate this pattern into another language for reselling or publishing on the internet. You can sell a small number of the finished item on markets or local stores. This pattern is copyrighted by Karin Godinez (amilovesgurumi.com).