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Cow Card Wallet
Make the cutest cow card wallet with this crochet pattern! This darling pattern features a zipper closure, so you can be sure that your cards stay safe, udderly secure, and easily accessible. Use the yarn under, yarn over method of single crochet to replicate the X-like stitches in this pattern. I have a video tutorial for this method of sc on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NC3pP64gUZE
Pattern level: Intermediate (or advanced beginner). The crochet itself is simple, but there are a lot of parts to sew on, including the zipper, so a higher experience level is recommended. However, I think a beginner could tackle this with hard work!
one size, approx 4.5 inches wide by 3 inches tall
Materials needed:
- worsted (weight 4) yarn (2 strands are held together for part of the pattern)
- 3.5mm and 5mm hooks
- yarn needle
- 7 inch zipper
- sewing thread & needle, plus some pins or clips
- fabric glue
You are free to sell anything you make from HELLOhappy crochet patterns. “Pattern by HELLOhappy” is required in description on any online listings in shops or social media. You may not redistribute any HELLOhappy patterns, including online or print.
HELLOhappy crochet patterns are…
• For teens and adults (unless stated otherwise) who love cute and adorable things. There are no instructions for child or baby sizes.
• Not for beginners. They’re not going to teach you how to do stitches unless they are more complex than the basic sc, hdc, dc, tr etc. If you’re a beginner looking for some cute & easy patterns, visit my blog for free ones! http://hellohappy.net
• Written in USA terms, which can easily be translated to UK terms here: http://bit.ly/USAtoUKcrochet
• Conversational, fun, and full of helpful photos and notes
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- First published: November 2015
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