These Lacy Crochet Ribbon Bookmarkers are very easy to crochet and make a great scrap yarn project. If you’re like me and have a few bits of ribbon around, then let me show you a great way to turn them into a beautiful piece worthy of a crochet gift idea! And since you can use scrap yarn it just begs to be made.
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Crochet Ribbon Bookmarkers – Free Crochet pattern
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For this project you will need:
- HOOK: 4 mm hook or size G hook for the US
- YARN: I used 4ply to 3 ply yarn. Same size hook
- Tapestry Needle
- A strip of Ribbon 13 inches or 40 cms long. Or feel free to make extra long ribbon tips.
ABBREVIATIONS
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ch = Chain
sl st = Slip Stitch
st = Stitch
sk = Skip
beg = beginning
YO = Yarn Over
SC = Single Crochet
DC = Double Crochet
Repeat what’s in between * for rest of round.
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To Start
Ch 5
Row 1
sc in 2nd ch from hook.
Ch 2, Sk 2, sc in last ch
Ch 1 and turn
Row 2
sc in 1st sc
ch 2, sk 2, sc in last ch
Ch 1 and turn
Repeat Row 2 until you have 22 rows or an even number of rows.
The Border
Take time after crocheting a few rows to test your size ribbon with your ch 2 spaces. Thread it through a few rows. It should thread through easily without bunching up or crunching up on the sides.
After your last sc on row 22..
1st row of border – We’ll no longer be crocheting in rows, but instead we’ll be crocheting along the outside of the bookmarker.
- NO NEED TO TURN for Rows anymore. We’ll be Pivoting our piece from now on. Let’s continue and pivot to the left side stitches.
- IMPORTANT to note about the corners. We’ll be making our corners in this bookmarker pattern by doing (sc, ch 1, sc) into the same stitch.
Your SC at the end of row 22 counts as your first SC of the corner. Now CH 1 and SC into that same stitch. *Ch 2 and skipping a stitch and SC in next.*
Repeat what’s in between * for this side row. Make sure your last SC is crocheted in the very last st of the row.
Then CH 1 and SC into the same st and pivot your work to the bottom edge.
Ch 2 and sc in last st. CH 1 and sc into to same st then pivot your work to the other side
*Ch 2 and skipping a st and sc in next.*
Repeat what’s in between * for this side row. Make sure your last SC is crocheted in the very last st of the row.
Then ch 1 and sc into the same st and pivot your work to the Top side
ch 1 and DC 5 into the ch 2 space to create the Shell
ch 1 and sc into the CH 1 space between the sc’s
Ch 1 and cut your yarn leaving a long enough tail to be worked in with a tapestry needle.
We’ll be threading our ribbon through our ch 2 spaces in the middle.
Grab your ribbon and starting at the side with the shell enter from underneath and push it through the first space, then push the ribbon into the next space.
Pull the ribbon through until there is only a small amount left that can be hidden behind the shell.
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