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TLC Patterns
These patterns are free for use to make charity donations, whether it be this or another organization. Patterns are generously created and donated by TLC volunteers.
Materials- 3 ply baby or sport yarn, MC - 6oz, CC-4 oz, G hook
Shell (sh) = 2dc,ch2, 2dc in next st or ch.(sh) With CC ch 30
R 1- Dc in 3rd ch from hook and in each ch across. Ch2 turn. NOTE: Ch2 does not count as st.
 R 2- Dc in 4 dc, sh in next dc,dc in 5dc, sh in next dc,dc in 6dc,sh in next dc,dc in 5dc, sh in next dc,dc to end. Ch 2 turn.
R 3- Dc in each dc to ch 2 sp, * sh in ch 2 sp, dc in each dc; repeat from * across. Ch 2 turn.
R 4 & 5-- Repeat R3
R 6- Dc in each dc to ch 2 sp, 2 dc in ch2 sp, skip sts to next ch2 sp, 2dc in ch2 sp,dc acoss to next ch2 sp, 2dc in ch2 sp, skip sts to next ch 2 sp, 2dc in ch2 sp, dc across. Ch 1 turn (Arm holes made)
R 7- Sc across in each st, end off CC.
Now start bottom part----
R 1- Sl st MC in last sc and sc across, ch 2 turn.
R 2- 7-- Dc in each st across, Ch2 turn
R 8-- Dc in each st across join in first dc. (For rest of pattern rows, work in rounds.)
Rd 9 - Ch 3, dc around, join.
Rd 10- dc across half the dc, (this will bring you to center front) dc, join to ch 3 (Leave remaining st un-worked for now)-- First leg started.
Rd 11- 20 -ch 3, Dc around, join.
Rd 21- Ch 3, * dc in 2 dc, dec in next 2 sts, repeat from * around. Join
Rd 22- Ch3, dc in dc, dec in nest 2 sts, repeat from around. Join
Rd 23- Ch 3, dec in nest 2 sts around. Join. End off with enough yarn tail to sew toe sts.
Second Leg---
Join Mc to Last worked st of Rd 9, Ch 3
Rd 10 - 23 --Repeat first leg.
Sleeves--
Rd 1- sl st CC to under arm dc, Ch 2, dc around, join in first dc.
Rd 2-4 = ch 3, dc around, join
Rd 5- ch 2, * dc in nest 3 dc, dec in next 2 sts, repeat from * across join.
End off CC.
Pattern created and donated by Cay Yunke
Materials-
For Baby – one skein each Jaimie 3ply in Red, White and Blue
Size 5 16” circular needle
Set of size 5 dpns
For Children - one skein each worsted weight yarn Red, White and Blue
Size 8 16” circular needle
Set of 8 dpns
With Blue case on 100 stitches, join and mark beginning of round.
Work 3 rows of knit
Work 3 rows of K1P1 ribbing
Work 1 row knit
Begin Stars (attach white when ready, and carry loosely across back of work. Repeat stitches between * and *).
Row 1 - K2 Blue, K1 White, * K4 Blue, K1 White * end with K2 Blue
Row 2 - K1 Blue, K3 White * K2 Blue, K3 White * end with K1 Blue
Row 3 - Same as Row 1 (20 stars made)
Row 4 - Knit in Blue
Row 5 - Knit in Blue
Row 6 - * K1 White, K4 Blue * end with K3 Blue, K1 White
Row 7 - K2 White, K2 Blue * K3 White, K2 Blue * end with K3 White, K3 Blue
Row 8 - * K1 White, K4 Blue * (40 stars made)
Row 9 - Knit in Blue
Row 10 - Knit in Blue
Row 11 - K2 Blue, K1 White * K9 Blue, K1 White * end with K7 Blue
Row 12 – K1 Blue, K3 White * K7 Blue, K3 White * end with K6 Blue
Row 13 – Same as row 11 (50 stars made)
Row 14 – Knit in Blue
Row 15 – Knit in Blue, cut yarn at end of row
Begin Stripes
Starting with Red knit 2 rows each of Red and White for a total of 6 Red Stripes and 6 White Stripes. Cut White and keep working in Red to finish. Knit one row. Next row K2tog until 8 stitches remain. Work last stitches with a 3 needle bind off or thread thru twice with yarn and pull tight. Weave in all loose ends.
Notes:
Instructions are the same for Baby and Children, changing needle and yarn will result in smaller or larger hats.
Variation of Pattern:
Add/Decrease rows to red and white stripes. Add/Decrease blue rows 4, 9 or 14.
Add/Decrease circumference with blue stitches between stars.
Copyright © February 4, 2003 Laura Brocato, All Rights Reserved
This is a pattern for charity -- neither it, nor items made from it, are to be sold! You may provide a direct link to this pattern, but may not copy it to your web site without express written consent from Laura Brocato. Feel free to make copies for your charity crafting groups.
Materials- Sport yarn two colors; (Main color = MC, 4-6 oz Contrast Color = CC, 4 oz), Size F and G hook
Note- all rows are ended with ch2 and does not count as stitch.
Shell = 2dc,ch2, 2dc in next st. (sh)
START With F hook and CC- ch 30
R 1- Dc in 3rd ch and in next 3 ch, sh, dc in 5 ch, sh, dc in 6 ch, sh, dc in 5ch, sh, dc in 4 ch, Ch 2 turn. (Note some times I put a pattern in the center 4 stitches of front, like fp or cross-stitch)
R 2- Dc across with sh in each chain space. Ch 2, turn.
R 3-5- Repeat row 2.
R 6- Dc across to first ch 2 space, 2dc in space, skip nest sts to next ch2 space, 2dc in ch2 space, (first sleeve opening made), dc across to next ch 2 space, 2dc in space, skip next sts to next ch2 space, 2dc in next ch 2 space, dc across, ch1 turn.
R 7- sc in each st across. Fasten off CC
R 8- with MC sl st in first dc and ch 1, sc across row. Ch 2 turn.
R 9- Change to G hk if you want, Dc across, increase 1 dc under arm x2, ch2 turn.
R 10- 15 - for gown, (10-20 for bunting) Dc across, ch2 turn.
Edge-- Sc around entire out fit, one or two rows with MC.
Sleeves-- With smaller hook and CC Sl st in center st under arm. ch 2 , dc around , do not join, ch 2 turn.
R 2-4- Dc across, ch2 turn.
R 5-(Dc in 3 dc, dec dc over next 2 st ) across, end with dc in last st. ch 2 turn.
R 6- repeat R 5, ch 1 turn. End off CC.
R 7-sl st MC ch 1 and sc in first st, (dec 1, sc in 2 st,) across.
Make ties at ends of rows for sleeves; 3 sets or more on the back.
For straps, with MC and small hook, Ch 15, sc in second ch, and across, 3 sc in end ch, sc down other side of ch. Fasten off. Sew to front from shoulder seam to waist.
Pattern created and donated by Cay Yunke
Materials- Jamie or baby yarn, f hook (or larger hook for larger hat)
Work in both loops*****
Chain 18
Rw 1-- Sl st in 2nd ch from hook, ch1 , skip ch, sc across. Ch 1 turn (17 Sts)
Rw 2 -- Sc across to last 2 sts, sc in ch,sl st in last st. ch 1 turn.
Repeat for 15 rows , Chain 3 at end of last row,( working in end of rows) front post stitch double crochet around each row. ch 1 turn
Sc in each dc, or other decorative stitch. end off. Sew up seam.
Ch 40 and weave thru ch 1 spaces and tie.
Can also use ribbon instead of chain if you wish
Pattern created and donated by Cay Yunke of Wisconsin
Materials - Jamie or baby yarn, F hook( or larger hook for larger hat)
__****Work in Back Loop Only(BLO)*****
Ch 18
Rw 1--slip stitch in 2nd chain from hook, skip 1 chain, sc in each ch across (17 sts)
Rw 2-- ch 1 turn, sc across to last 2 sts., sl st in ch 1 , and sl st in last st. ( 17 sts)
Repeat rw 1 & 2 until 15 rws completed, Finish off leaving yarn tail to sew up side.
Sew up side( first and last row in BLO)
Roll up cuff = first 3 sc
Chain 40, Lace thru top ch 1 spaces, tie in bow.
( Can be opened for inserting monitor or tube needed for preemies.)
Pattern created and donated by Cay Yunke of Wisconsin
Materials - G or H Hook, About 3 skeins of Red Heart for newborn size Supersaver worsted weight yarn
Foundation: (Edging) Ch 4, dc in the 4th ch from the hook; ch 3, turn. * Dc in space between previous dc and ch-3 turning ch; ch 3, turn. Repeat from * until you have the length that you would like your blanket to be. Do not turn!
Row 1: Working along the side edge of the Foundation row, Ch 3, hdc in dc below; (ch1, sc in the next sp) across to the last ch space. Ch 1, sc in the last dc, ch 3, hdc in ch of beg ch so that you will have an open square at the end. Ch 3, turn.
Row 2: hdc in first sc, * ch 1, sc in next sc. Repeat from * to the last sc. Ch3, hdc in 3rd ch of ch 3. Ch 3, turn.
Repeat Row 2 until your afghan is the size you want.
Last Row: ch 3, dc in the first sc, ch 3, sk one sc, dc in the next sc to the end.
Pattern created and donated by Debbie Murray
Materials - *Baby Sport yarn – one main color, very small amt. for trim, if desired. *Size G hook OR Use whatever yarn and hook you’d like. These are tiny booties. If you want them bigger, use worsted yarn and a larger hook, etc. *Small amt. of ¼ or 1/8 inch ribbon in contrasting color.
With main color, ch 6
Rnd 1: dc in 3rd ch from hook (first two ch will be considered first dc), dc in the next 2 chs. 3 dc in end ch. Working in unused loop on opposite side of ch, work 1 dc in the next 2 ch, 2 dc in last ch. (11 dc) DO NOT JOIN OR TURN
Rnd 2: Sc on top of beg ch. [Place marker to mark this as first stitch]. Sc in next 4 dc. 3 sc in next dc, sc in the next 4 dc. 3 sc in last st. (15 sc)
Rnd 3 & 4: sc around, moving marker to keep place
Rnd 5: sc around, but work 2 sc in last stitch. (16 sc). Ch 1, turn.
Rnd 6: 2 sc in first sc. 1 sc in each of the next 3 scs. Work 4 sc decreases in the next 8 scs (to decrease, pull up a loop in the next 2 stitches, yo, pull through all loops), 1 sc in each of the next 3 scs, 2 sc in last sc. (14 sc) Ch 1 turn
Rnd 7: Sc in the next 6 scs. Dec over the next 2 sc, 1 sc in each of the remaining scs. (13 sc) Ch 2 turn
Rnd 8: 2 hdc in first sc. 1 hdc in the next 5 scs. Work 2 hdc in next sc. 1 hdc in the next 5 scs. 2 hdc in last sc. (16 hdc) Ch 1
Rnd 9: This is the trim round. Change to coordinating color yarn, if desired.
If this bootie is for a boy, do reverse sc around (sc in the stitch to the RIGHT of the one you’re in. It’s awkward at first, but a very, very nice trim – try it!).
If this bootie is for a girl, do this: Ch 2, *skip the next hdc, sc in the next, ch 3, sk one hdc, sc in the next, ch 3. Repeat from * around. Finish off and weave in all loose ends.
To add the ribbon, thread ribbon with a yarn or tapestry needle and weave it through the openings in the hds in Round 8. I make the ribbon tie in the front, but it’s cute tied in the back as well.
Pattern created and donated by Debbie Murray
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