How to Crochet a Royal Sunrise Pattern Part 1/8

Hey everybody, well we’re back in Daniel Office again this week and I love Thursday nights because I get to come to the choir package here so I get to hear hymn, I get to hear the choir and I get here Daniel playing on the piano or the organ. So that’s him.

Anyway, we have for you toady the royal sunrise and this is fantastic it’s more bit open lace kind of patterning, I would not say it would be beginners but if you can follow through the perfect I do have a picture of this pattern so I can send up to you if you want to email me at mikes M I K E S under slash U2 at hot mail dot com. Just email me and I’ll send you the picture and it’s like a sunrise because you got the sun kind of be coming out of the horizon then the beams are bright and then it just keeps repeating it. And one thing I really like about this pattern is that the, like the pinwheel stitches, It always have something on the end where you have a half—to do a half of the something were I really like this pattern because it is, there’s no, in betweens and the patterning doesn’t cut off in the middle of doing the sunrise.

So it makes very to follow and I really like that so I’m going to show you how to do that and this is not too complicated. So just follow with me line by line and I’m going to take you do two sets so this is one line, this is one section here and then that’s next section so I will do that enough to get you going and just like if you want to do a bigger do it bigger and I’ll show you on what you need to in order to accommodate that.

Now what I do suggest is that I don’t like the way that this looks. For example, I think the wool that I’m using is the Burnett or the red harp four ply. I think I need some thing even bigger so I’m using Burnett soft and chunky for this one because I think that it just doesn’t have the strength that I wanted to have. So this would be good for, maybe a trough for your couch maybe even good for a blanket, you decide on what you want to do.

So, this is called the royal sunrise stitch and let’s show you how to that.