Karioitahi Bowl

To read my thoughts on bowls you can go to the post called Bowling.........

Today I am going to provide you with the pattern for the Karioitahi bowl that was mentioned in the above post.

Using colour and texture together is something that I enjoy about crochet, so I decided to make a cute little bowl that incorporated both of those aspects.

Difficulty and Terminology: This is an intermediate pattern and uses US terminology.

What You Will Need: 1 ball 4 Seasons Flinders 8ply Cotton in orange (MC)

1 ball 4 Seasons Flinders 8ply Cotton in apricot (CC) 3.5 mm hook Tapestry needle for weaving in ends

Tension: 20 sts/8 rounds = 10cm/4 inches square in dc without turning at the end of each round

Sizing: The finished bowl is 7 cm wide and 5 cm tall.

Abbreviations: ch - chain sc - single crochet dc - double crochet bpdc - back post double crochet

fpdc - front post double crochet

The Bowl: Using MC; Round 1: ch2, 7 sc into first chain, join with slip stitch; Round 2: ch1, 2 dc into each stitch, join with slip stitch;

Round 3: ch1, 2 dc into each stitch, join with slip stitch; Round 4: ch1, *2dc into first dc, dc into next dc*, repeat * to *, to end, join with slip stitch; Round 5: ch2, bpdc in each stitch around, join with slip stitch. Change to CC at the end of this round; Round 6: ch2, fpdc in each stitch around, join with slip stitch. Change to MC at the end of this round; Round 7: ch2, fpdc in each stitch around, join with slip stitch. Change to CC at the end of this round; Round 8 & 11: repeat rounds 6 and 7; Round 12: repeat round 6.

Finishing Fasten off and weave in ends.

I hope you enjoy this pattern and if you make them I would love to see your pictures. You can email me or post them on instagram @ribhuslughdiscovercrochet

For the pdf version of this pattern click here.

Copyright: © 2020 - RibhusLugh Discover Crochet - Charlie van de Graaf If you make this item and sell it, please link to my website (ribhuslugh.com) and credit me (Charlie van de Graaf) as the designer. If you wish to post this pattern, please link back to the website.