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    Free Chunky Crocheted Bowl Pattern

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    Fabricia M. Almeida
    This document provides a free pattern for a chunky crocheted bowl. The bowl is made using a quadruple strand of medium weight yarn and a size K crochet hook. It is worked in continuous rounds starting with a spiral of single crochets to form the base. Subsequent rounds include increases such as 2 single crochets in every third stitch to widen the base. Once the desired diameter is reached, rounds of single crochets are worked to create the sloped sides of the bowl. Optional decreases can make the sides slope inward more dramatically. The pattern ends with a few slip stitches and weaving in the yarn tails.

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    Free Chunky Crocheted Bowl Pattern

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    This document provides a free pattern for a chunky crocheted bowl. The bowl is made using a quadruple strand of medium weight yarn and a size K crochet hook. It is worked in continuous rounds starting with a spiral of single crochets to form the base. Subsequent rounds include increases such as 2 single crochets in every third stitch to widen the base. Once the desired diameter is reached, rounds of single crochets are worked to create the sloped sides of the bowl. Optional decreases can make the sides slope inward more dramatically. The pattern ends with a few slip stitches and weaving in the yarn tails.

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    This document provides a free pattern for a chunky crocheted bowl. The bowl is made using a quadruple strand of medium weight yarn and a size K crochet hook. It is worked in continuous rounds starting with a spiral of single crochets to form the base. Subsequent rounds include increases such as 2 single crochets in every third stitch to widen the base. Once the desired diameter is reached, rounds of single crochets are worked to create the sloped sides of the bowl. Optional decreases can make the sides slope inward more dramatically. The pattern ends with a few slip stitches and weaving in the yarn tails.

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    Free Chunky Crocheted Bowl Pattern

    Uploaded by

    Fabricia M. Almeida
    This document provides a free pattern for a chunky crocheted bowl. The bowl is made using a quadruple strand of medium weight yarn and a size K crochet hook. It is worked in continuous rounds starting with a spiral of single crochets to form the base. Subsequent rounds include increases such as 2 single crochets in every third stitch to widen the base. Once the desired diameter is reached, rounds of single crochets are worked to create the sloped sides of the bowl. Optional decreases can make the sides slope inward more dramatically. The pattern ends with a few slip stitches and weaving in the yarn tails.

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    Free Chunky Crocheted Bowl Pattern

    CHUNKY CROCHETED BOWL:


    I love this little one; not hard, but if you've never worked on heavy textiles in crochet
    before, it seems mysterious. And I love the tweedy, homey look!! These bowls are
    flexible but strong! They can hold balls of yarn, keys, toys, whatever you like, just
    probably not gooshy food items, hah!

    Here's the pattern: Work with a quadruple strand of medium weight yarn (four strands
    held together and used like one!) and WITH A SIZE K HOOK (u.s.) work ch 3, sl st
    to form a small ring.
    I won't state this in rounds because it's really intuitive: 

    Work a sc circle in a spiral to your desired bowl diameter:

    Your first round will be as many sc as you can fit nicely into the beginning ring.
    Instead of joining, just start sc's of the second round right on top of your beginning
    point, working in a spiral.

    Your second "round" will be working ( sc, 2sc)  all around the circle, then continue
    in a spiral instead of joining (you'll need to mark your beginning point with a pin
    since you are working in a spiral, with no seam and no joining).

    Your third "round" will be working sc around, with 2sc in every third sc. 

    Your fourth "round" will be working sc around, with 2sc in every fourth sc.
    You see where I'm going here....this is simply working sc in the round, increasing as
    needed to keep your circle flat. You may need to adjust the increases so your stitches
    don't get too crowded. Use your judgment and make a nice flat circle!
    Continue to make a chunky circle to your desired diameter for your bowl. (Actually stop
    when you're within an inch of your desired diameter, because it will continue to enlarge
    as you begin on the walls)

    To start forming the walls, simply sc in every sc around, continuing to work in a


    spiral. One tip: Working with the bowl cupped inward (instead of bowing outward like
    it will be when it's used) makes it much easier to work.

    If you wish to make the bowl slope inward, you can do a round or two decreasing
    every 6th or 7th stitch. Experiment and have fun with it. 

    To end your bowl, work 2 or 3 slip stitches instead of sc's and tie off. Tightly pull the
    end of your work so the last stitch is small and weave the ends through your work for
    one stitch; then knot your yarns and securely hide and sew down the tail end. 

    Enjoy!!

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