Introducing the New Hampshire Cabin Stocking! My original New Hampshire Cabin Beanie was inspired by my love of Hallmark Channel Christmas movies and warm cozy winter fires in New England. It only seemed fitting to making a Christmas Stocking. Pattern includes instructions for a Large and Mini sized option. I am all about texture and this pattern has it all! It uses bobble stitches and front post stitches to give it amazing texture.
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
This pattern includes: • Instant digital download • Instructions are written in the English language only • US Crochet Terminology
Must have knowledge of the following stitches and techniques: CH – Chain MR - Magic Ring ST(S) – Stitch(es) SLST(S) – Slip Stitch(es) SC – Single Crochet DC – Double Crochet HDC – Half Double Crochet BO - Bobble Stitch FPDC - Front Post Double Crochet SC (DC) in 3rd Loop - Single Crochet (Double Crochet) in the 3rd loop of the previous round's half double crochet. YO - Yarn Over BLO - Back Loop Only INVJOIN - Invisible Join
Materials Needed: - 5.0 mm (H) Crochet Hook - 120 (mini) - 350 yards (large) of #4 weight yarn Examples of Yarn: Red Heart Super Saver, Premier Basix, I Love this Yarn - Scissors - Measuring Tape - Yarn Needle - Row Counter - Stitch Markers - Tag (optional)
STOCKING MEASUREMENTS
Regular Stocking Toe to Heel - 11 in. Heel to Cuff - 14.5 in. Toe to Cuff - 21 in.
Mini Stocking Toe to Heel - 6 in. Heel to Cuff - 6.5 in. Toe to Cuff - 10 in.
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This pattern has been thoroughly tested by experienced crocheters.
