Mini Ornament/ Applique
Mini Ornament/Applique
Hook size: 4.5 mm
Foundation Row: chain 3
Row 1: into the third chain from hook work 12 dc join with a slip stitch
Row 2: single crochet into first space x1, single crochet into the next space x2 repeat around row and join with a slip stitch
Row 3: with a different color of yarn single crochet into next 4 spaces
Row 4 - 5: single crochet across row
Weave in the ends.
Attach a ribbon if desired.
By Pumpkin Spice
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