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Materials:
Made with worsted weight yarn.
I used Red Heart Soft.
Two colors approximately 300
yards total for small and 500 yards
for large.
Decorations as desired – bells,
tassels, pompoms, ribbon, etc.
Gauge:
Hook US H (5.00 mm)
Gauge is not important for this
project but I got approximately
8 hdc x 5 Rows
Size:
Small approx. 12” long
Large approx. 16” long
Instructions written for Small with
changes for Large in ( ).
Abbreviations:
beg
beginning
ch
dc
chain
Notes:
Weave ends as you work.
Chain stitch and chain 3 at
beginning of row does not
count as stitch.
double crochet
Front Post double
FPdc
Numbers in ( ) at end of the
crochet
row represent the number of
Front Post treble
FPtc
stitches in the row for your
crochet
guidance.
hdc
half double crochet
Instructions in [ ] means you
POPSt
popcorn stitch
work everything in brackets as
sc
single crochet
a set the designated amount of
sl st
slip stitch
times. Example: [sc, dc, sc] 3
times means you will repeat
single crochet 2
sc2tog
everything in the [ ] 3 times.
stitches together
When a number precedes a
st(s)
Stitch(es)
stitch you will complete that
number of stitches in the next
View tutorial pages at end of
stitch. Example: 3hdc means
pattern before starting stocking.
you will make 3hdc in the next
stitch.
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Join each round with sl st to beg st. Start each
round in the same st as the join.
Last Round before heel: Repeat Round 2, 1 more
time, mark last st. Fasten off. You should still have
Small – you will have 9 sets of crossed sts
Large – you will have 11 sets of crossed sts
Toe:
Round 1: With CC, make
a Magic Circle, ch2, 9 (11)
dc in center, join, pull loop to close.
Round 2:
Ch1, starting in same st, [hdc in st, FPdc
around same st] in each st to end, join. (18, 22)
Round 3:
Ch1, starting in same st, [2hdc in st, FPdc
in next FPdc], repeat to end, join. (27, 33)
Round 4:
Ch1, starting in same st, [2hdc in st, hdc in
next st, FPdc in next FPdc], repeat to end, join. (36,
44)
Round 5:
Ch1, starting in same st, [hdc 3 hdc, FPdc in
next FPdc], repeat to end, join. (36, 44)
For Small Size
repeat Round 5, two more times.
For Large Size
repeat Round 5, three more times.
Fasten off after last repeat.
Heel:
Row 1:
Join CC in 2
nd
st to left of where you fastened
off, ch1, sc in same st and next 11 (19). (12, 20)
Row 2:
Ch1, turn, sc in same st and each st to end.
(12, 20)
Row 3:
Ch1, turn, sc in same st and next 3 (7) sts,
[sc2tog] 2 times, sc last 4 (8) sts. (10, 18)
Row 4:
Ch1, turn, sc in same st and each st to end.
(10, 18)
Row 5:
Ch1, turn, sc in same st and next 2 (6) sts,
[sc2tog] 2 times, sc last 3 (7) sts. (8, 16)
Row 6:
Ch1, turn, sc in same st and each st to end. (8,
16)
For Small Size,
fasten off here leaving long tail to
sew heel opening closed – skip to
Heel Border
Rows 7 – 10 are for Large Size Only!
Row 7:
Ch1, turn, sc in same st and next 5 sts,
[sc2tog] 2 times, sc last 6 sts. (14)
Row 8:
Ch1, turn, sc in same st and each st to end.
(14)
Row 9:
Ch1, turn, sc in same st and next 4 sts,
[sc2tog] 2 times, sc last 5 sts. (12)
Row 10:
Ch1, turn, sc in same st and next 3 sts,
[sc2tog] 2 times, sc last 4 sts. (10)
For Large Size,
fasten off here leaving long tail to
sew heel opening closed – skip to
Heel Border
Heel Border:
Join yarn in side of first Row of heel,
ch1, sc in same st, work 6 (10) sc up side of heel,
work 6 (10) sc down other side of heel (this will
connect the two heel sides at the top, sl st in next ch
of foot row. Fasten off. (12, 20)
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Foot:
Ch3 at beginning of round does NOT count as dc.
Round 1:
Join MC, ch3, [skip 2, FPtc in next 2 sts,
working in front of posts just made FPtc in 2 skipped
sts], repeat to end, join to top of first FPtc.
Small – you will have 9 sets of crossed sts
Large – you will have 11 sets of crossed sts
Round 2:
Ch3, skip first 4 sts, [FPtc in next 2 sts,
working behind the posts just made FPtc in the last 2
skipped stitches, skip 2 sts], repeat to end, join to
top of first FPtc.
Round 3:
Ch3, skip first 4 sts, [FPtc in next 2 sts,
working in front of the posts just made FPtc in the
last 2 skipped sts, skip 2 sts], repeat to end, join to
top of first FPtc.
For Small Size
repeat Rounds 2 & 3, one more time.
For Large Size
repeat Rounds 2 & 3, two more times.
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Using the yarn tail and yarn needle, sew the opening
at back of heel closed.
Working into last round completed before
Heel,
skip
first 2 sts, FPdc in next 2 sts, working in front of the
posts just made, FPdc in the last 2 skipped sts,
Leg:
Continue Rounds from Foot
Round 1:
Join MC in mark of Last Round before
Heel,
ch1, working along
Heel Border,
skip first 2 sts, FPdc
in next 2 sts, working in front of the posts just made
FPdc in the last 2 skipped sts, skip 2; [FPtc in next 2
sts, working in front of the posts just made FPtc in
the last 2 skipped sts, skip 2 sts], 1 (3) times; FPdc in
next 2 sts, working in front of the posts just made
FPdc in the last 2 skipped sts.
Small –3 sets of crossed sts around heel
Large –5 sets of crossed sts around heel
Note: First and last set of crossed stitches around
heel are worked as FPdc NOT FPtc.
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skip 2 sts, [FPtc in next 2 sts, working in front of the
posts just made FPtc in the last 2 skipped sts, skip 2
sts], repeat to end working last group of 4 sts as
FPdc, join to top of first FPdc.
Small – you will have 9 sets of crossed sts
Large – you will have 11 sets of crossed sts
Round 2:
Ch3, skip first 4 sts, [FPtc in next 2 sts,
working behind the posts just made FPtc in the 2 last
skipped stitches, skip 2 sts], repeat to end, join to
top of first FPtc.
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Round 3:
Ch3, skip first 4 sts, [FPtc in next 2 sts,
working in front of the posts just made FPtc in the
last 2 skipped sts, skip 2 sts], repeat to end, join to
top of first FPtc.
Repeat Round 2 and Round 3,
4 (6) times
Last Round:
Ch1, sc in same st and each st around,
join. Fasten off. (36, 44)
work in the normal direction, [skip 1, FPdc in next st,
FPdc in skipped st], repeat to end, join (18, 22 X sts)
Rounds 2:
Ch1, skip joining st and next st, [FPdc in
next st (this is the one that is the back part of the X
in the previous round, FPdc in last skipped st], repeat
to end, join in beg FPdc. (18, 22 X sts)
For Small Size
repeat Round 2, three more time.
For Large Size
repeat Round 2, five more times.
Last Round:
Working in BACK LOOPS ONLY, ch1, sc in
each st around, join. (36, 44 sc)
Finishing Edge:
Working in BACK LOOPS ONLY, sl st
in each st around, join. Fasten off leaving a tail
approximately 20” long. Using tail, sew cuff in place
just above eyelet round. (36, 44 sl st)
Cuff:
Row 1 (eyelet row):
Join CC in center back, ch1,
starting in same st, [hdc, ch1, skip 1], repeat to end,
join. (18, 22 ch1 spaces)
Rows 2:
Ch1, hdc in same st, hdc in each st to end,
join. (36, 44)
For Small Size
repeat Round 2, three more times.
For Large Size
repeat Round 2, five more times.
Row 9 (folding row):
Turn to work from inside of
stocking, working in BACK LOOPS, ch1, sc in each st
to end, join. (36, 44)
Option 1 - Popcorn Cuff (see tutorial):
Round 1:
Working with inside facing you, ch2,
starting in same st, [POPst, ch1, skip 1], repeat to
end, join. (18, 22 Popcorns)
Rounds 2:
Sl st into next ch1, ch2, starting in same st,
[POP ST, ch1, in each ch1 space], repeat to end, join.
Fasten off after last repeat. (18, 22 Popcorns)
For Small Size
repeat Round 2, one more time.
For Large Size
repeat Round 2, three more times.
Last Round:
Ch1, sc in each st around, join. Fasten
off leaving a tail approximately 20” long. Using tail,
sew cuff in place just above eyelet round.
Option 2 – Overlapped X Stitch Cuff (see tutorial):
Round 1:
Working with inside facing you, ch3, make
one FPdc in the st to the right of this st, continue to
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Hanger:
Fold cuff to outside at
Folding Row (Row 9).
With
Yarn doubled, join in center back of cuff around
Folding Row, ch18, sl st to beg join, fasten off.
Cord (optional):
Cut strand desired finished length times 6 (example:
if you want the finished cord to be 2 feet
~which is
what I used~,
cut the strand 12 feed), tie together on
one side, and to a stationary item on the other
(doorknob or chair work well). Insert a crochet hook
on the side you tied together and start to turn in one
direction (I usually go right), turn until you have a
tight roping (I usually turn 200- 250 times). Bring the
end you are holding together with the end tied to
the stationary item and the rope will start to twist, it
may require a little coaxing to twist evenly (it helps
to have another pair of hands to do this so enlist a
friend!). Tie a knot on each end to secure.
Weave cord through eyelet row, tie.
Note, for a two colored roping as shown in some of
my samples, use one strand of each color desired.
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Suggestions for finishing your stocking
You may use cords, ribbons, beads or other items to finish off the cuff. I like to add bells, tassels, pompoms and
other fun decorations to the ends of the cord or ribbon. Have fun!
Tutorial for a pretty cord:
http://pattern-paradise.com/2014/09/20/tutorial-crochet-cord-two-colors/
Tutorial for pompoms:
http://pattern-paradise.com/2013/10/16/yarn-pom-poms-the-simple-old-fashioned-way/
For a sturdier, longer lasting stocking I recommend adding a lining. Use any woven fabric you like. Fold the fabric
with right sides together, trace the stocking on the fabric and add �½” all around for a seam allowance. Sew
around the sides and bottom of the lining. Fold down the top to create a finished edge. Insert the liner in the
stocking with wrong sides together. Using a needle and thread, slip stitch the top of the lining to the inside of the
stocking.
Celtic Crossed Stitches in the Round
Charmed by Ewe
has a great video on how to do this stitch, you may want to view it to clarify the process.
http://charmedbyewe.com/tutorial-how-to-crochet-the-diagonal-celtic-weave-in-rounds/
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