8-ball Applique Crochet Pattern
They keep the muck out of your cup holders by soaking up condensation and little splashes.
Not much explanation needed there, right? We've all had this happen. Use cotton for maximum absorption and toss them in the wash as needed.
You are on your way to avoiding the dusty hairballs mixed with sand and crumbs.
Make an easy gift for Father's Day with this 8-ball Cup Holder Liner Crochet Pattern!
I even made a coin pouch from them. Click HERE for the tutorial.
Let's get started. To purchase the convenient PDF, Click HERE or scroll down for the pattern.
Increasing means you will make two stitches in the same stitch.
Yarn:
Cotton Yarn- black and white
Materials:
- G/4mm Hook
- Scissors
- Yarn Needle
Difficulty: Easy
Measurements: 3 1⁄4” diameter
Gauge: Not Critical for this prject
Stitch Guide in American Terms
ch – chain
hdc – half double crochet
st(s) – stitch(es)
xs – times
Notes:
Chain does not count as a stitch. Start each new round in the 2nd space.
You may crochet over the white tails or sew them in later.
Instructions
R1: using white, ch 2, hdc 6 in the 2nd ch from hook, join in the first stitch of the round, ch1– 6 sts
R2: 2 hdc in the next st, join with black, break off the white, ch 1 — 12 sts
R3: using black, *hdc, 2 hdc in the next st; repeat from * around, join, ch 1– 18 sts
R4: *hdc 2, 2 hdc in the next st; repeat from * around, join, ch 1 — 24 sts
R5: *hdc 3, hdc inc2 hdc in the next st; repeat from * around, join, skip 1, slip st, fasten off and sew in your tails — 30 sts
Use black and yarn needle to sew the 8 in the center. I started in the very center and worked one ‘loop’ of the number, back to the center, and worked the other loop.
For extra definition, I ran a long black tail underneath the stitches to visually clean up around the center.
Enjoy them as coasters, too! Click HERE for the Smiley Applique or Cup Holder Liner pattern.
yayamama56
Wednesday 22nd of April 2015
What a great idea! Next project for moi...need 2! Thanks & happy hooking, Mary aka yaya
celinalane
Thursday 23rd of April 2015
Thank you!