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Crochet Tablet Cover

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Keep your tablet safe from scratches and marks with this crochet tablet cover, make sure yours is unique and stands out from the crowd by crocheting in your own color scheme, I have made it in light worsted yarn with a hdc, sc repeat, It is a really quick and fun sleeve to make and would also be great for a birthday gift etc.

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Crochet Tablet Cover                               CNC95

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Abbreviations
WS.    Wrong Side

RS.     Right Side
st.      Stitch(es)
ch.     Chain
sc.      Single Crochet
hdc.   Half Double Crochet
rpt.    Repeat
sl st.  Slip Stitch
yo.     Yarn Over

Dec.   Decrease
Pull up loop from each of next 2 stitches, yo pull through all loops.

Base of ch. Work in first stitch

Approx Finished Size:    10 x 7.5 Inches

Materials
For great results it is always best to use the recommended yarn I have used:-
20 grams of Paintbox Simple DK in color 1
30 grams of Paintbox Simple DK in color 2
15 grams of Paintbox Simple DK in color 3
1 medium decorative button

OR an equivalent yarn would be:-
0.70oz of Worsted Weight #3 in color 1
1.05oz of Worsted Weight #3 in color 2
0.52oz of Worsted Weight #3 in color 3

5.50mm Clover Crochet Hook

GAUGE – 4st & 4 rows measures approx 1 inch

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With 5.50mm hook and color 1 ch40 loosely, (RS) 1sc in 2nd ch from hook, 1sc in each ch to end. Turn. (39sc)

Row 2 – ch1, 1sc in base of ch1, * 1hdc in next sc, 1sc in next sc, * rpt from * to * to end. Turn. (39st)

Row 3 – ch1, 1sc in base of ch1, * 1hdc in next hdc, 1sc in next sc, * rpt from * to * to end. Turn.

Rpt Row 3 in color sequence as follows:-

15 rows in color 1
26 rows in color 2
10 rows color 3

Place a different color marker at the beginning and end of the last row.

Flap – (Dec Row) ch1, 1sc in base of ch1, dec 1sc (see abbrev) over next 2 stitches, work 1hdc in each hdc and 1sc in each sc in pattern as set until last 3 stitches, dec 1sc over next 2 stitches 1sc in last sc. Turn.

Rpt last row once. Turn. (35st)

Rpt Row 2 eleven more times. Turn.

Buttonhole Row – rpt Row 2 over next 17st, ch2, skip 1hdc, 1sc in next sc, rpt Row 2 over next 17st. Turn.

Next Row – rpt Row 2 over next 17st, 1hdc in ch2 space, 1sc in next sc, rpt Row 2 over next 17st. Fasten off.

Small FlowerClick HERE for how to crochet the flower.

Finishing – Fold cover up from the bottom to the markers and with WS facing whip stitch sides together to make a pouch.

Weave in all loose ends of yarn and trim off, turn through to RS, sew on button to front of pouch to correspond with the buttonhole, attach small flower.

Make sure you pin this crochet tablet cover post for when you need it.

Hope you enjoy this pattern, have fun until next time.

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See more free crochet bags and purses patterns:-
Tablet PocketClutch PurseGirls Flower BagTulip Wrist PurseTote BagRibbed Wrist PurseCrochet Tablet CoverShopping BagCoin PurseGrocery Tote BagEyeglasses PouchSmall PursePeaked Top Clutch Purse  Ruffled Scrunchie Crossbody Bag
hope you enjoy all the designs, happy crocheting!

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Judy

Saturday 30th of December 2017

I like it, the first one I'd call Neopolitan ice cream. I especially love the colors of the second one. Well done, thanks.