Do your mitred squares have gaps along the edges effecting the visual appeal?
Mitred squares are worked diagonally from corner to corner, a versatile square with a myriad of uses for some truly inspiring projects. We all want our projects to be fantastic but those holey edges can fall short of that Wow factor.
Learn why edge gaps occur and how to avoid them. You won't find any disagreeable edge gaps in this pattern!
Hi-Vis Floor Mat Crochet Pattern
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Don't you just love a soft springy mat under your feet when you jump out of bed, the shower or if you're standing at the kitchen sink or bench for any period time?
Making the mat yourself adds a warm fuzzy feeling and you appreciate the cushioning effect all the more.
What makes this crochet floor mat so comfortable and springy underfoot?
A simple yarn hack that converts light weight yarn into thick yarn is all it takes to get the extra springy feel that chunky yarn alone will not provide.
Brand: Fashion Plus mill end bags - similar to King Cole Cottonsoft DK Weight/Ply: Not stated -12 wraps per inch - equivalent to 8 ply | DK weight Composition: cotton Colour: Orange and Yellow Quantity: 2 x bags
What makes this mat extra cushioning underfoot is the triple strands from one ball of yarn hack.
See below for a 1 minute tutorial by Briana K.
Stitches and abbreviations used (US Terms)
Ch - Chain Stitch
DC - Double Crochet
Sk - Skip a stitch
Special Stitches
Cl - Cluster stitch
To work a cluster stitch:
DC3Tog (Double crochet 3 together), Ch 1 to complete the cluster
To work a DC3Tog:
YO (Yarn over hook), insert hook into row below and PUL (pull up a loop), YO, pull through 2 loops on hook - first DC partially complete and 2 loops remain on hook
YO, insert hook and PUL, YO, pull through 2 loops on hook - 2nd DC partially complete and 3 loops remain on hook
YO, insert hook and PUL, YO, pull through 2 loops on hook - 3rd DC partially complete and 4 loops remain on hook
YO, pull through all loops on hook)
Finished Weight
640 grams
Finished Size
41.5cm x 81cm
19in x 32in
25 clusters across x 28 row of clusters long not counting the chain rows.
Each colour band is 4 rows of clusters.
Hi-Vis Floor Mat Crochet Pattern
Foundation row
Ch 52 stitches -
multiples of 2
- turn work
Row 1
Skip 1, SC into second chain from hook, *Sk 1, SC, repeat from * until last stitch of row, SC in last stitch, turn work
TIP
Work into the back loop of your foundation chain for a nicer edge
Row 2
SC into first stitch and Ch 2 - counts as first DC - Ch1, work a Cluster into each chain space skipping the single crochet stitches, to finish the row Ch1, DC into the last stitch, turn work
Row 3
SC into DC, SC in space between double crochet and first cluster, Ch 1, *SC between clusters, Ch1, repeat from * to after the last cluster, SC in last stitch of row, turn work
Repeat Rows 2 & 3 x 27 times
Change colour before starting the odd rows - row 3 - in repeats of 4 rows of clusters.
Final row
SC in first stitch, SC in space between double crochet and first cluster, *SC in top of cluster, SC between cluster, repeat from * to end, SC in last stitch of row, cut yarn and pull through loop to finish.
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