How to Read Crochet Charts- Cathedral Window Square

 

 

 

 

 

 

Hello, hello!

I have a wonderful cathedral window pattern read out for you today. It's for a scarf but it could also be turned into a blanket. I made several slight changes that do not alter the looks of the square.

 

So, with no further ado and with yarn of your choice and adequate hook:

 

Foundation:

Chain 6, join to make ring

Sc 8 in ring

 



 

Round 1:

Ch 3, make 3 dc in the next st, ch3 and sc in next st. Repeat this until you make full circle. You will get 4 petals.

 

 

 

Round 2:

Make 2 sl st on the beginning chain (to get closer to the top of the petal) and then make a sc.

 

 

 "Ch 3, dc3tog, ch3, sc on the ch of the other side,



 

 

ch2 and sc 1 in the chain of the other petal".

 

Repeat from " to " for all the petals.

 

 

Round 3:

Insert new color in the ch of the 1st rnd and make a dc, then "ch 4 and sc at the top of the petal.

 

 

 ch 4 and dc in the ch of the 1st row again.



 

 

 Next, ch2, make a dc in the ch of the 1st row" and repeat the pattern from " to ". 

 

 

 

When you come to the end, after you ch the last 2, sl st it in the 1st dc of the rnd.

 

 

 

 

Round 4:

"sc 2 in ch, sc 2 more on the other ch

 

 

then, in the 2 ch of the previous rnd, dc4, ch3, dc4"



 

 

 

Repeat the pattern from " to ".

 

 

 It's fairly easy and the ultimate result is gorgeous.
Enjoy making this!

 

 

 

Other posts of the how to read crochet charts series here, here, and here.